I really enjoyed this album, I'm not sure I've ever listened to it all the way through. The experimental sounds and cinematic experience the album provides are always something I like from albums. My only real critique is that Speak to me (intro) ->Breathe in the air->On the run (interlude) felt like a slow, disjointed start to the album. I feel they did it better in Wish you were here w/ shine on you crazy diamond; but the rest of the album hold up to the Pink Floyd sound and feel I enjoy.

I really enjoyed this one! I'm not sure I have too much to add about this album that hasn't already been said; vocals and guitar are great. I give it a "Would listen to again"/10

It could be that I've got a headache and feel a bit under the weather at the time of listening to this, but I did not care for this album at all. It's not that anything I listened to was bad, I was just bored the whole way through. The album failed to grab me at any point. Where as with albums like Nowhere I was able to put it on in the background and enjoy; I found my self clock watching all 12 songs. I'd probably partially blame this on the album art for setting me up to believe I'd be listening to something more energetic. I'd give it a 2.5/5 but I'm going to round down. It may be better if I gave it another go another day but I don't feel like I will atm

I'm not really a Radiohead guy but I liked this album alright. The vibes of the album were enjoyable. I decided to challenge myself this time by trying to convey my thoughts on this album using words from the album art. Below is my attempt to articulate those feelings: Fine

hell yeah

Super enjoyable album. I loved the simple, effective and at times humorous lyricism in these tracks. The instruments and vocals were great as well. Not too much to say; the album wowed me on the first go.

I've been stun locked on what I was going to rate this album all weekend. I may circle back to this one and update my review at a later date, but I don't think I know enough about biggie as an artist to rate this higher than a 3 atm. I feel like the album wants to say something and I'm too stupid and ignorant of the artists life to have any sort take away. Which is unfortunate because I like his flow and the tracks themselves. without any context it feels like a 50/50 split of fuckin and killing lot of men moaning on the mic on this list, but biggie took it to the next level with these interludes

The Smashing Midkins???? They're calling it the 'Headache Giver', because it gives you a headache listening to it I hate the fuzzy ass guitar, it's like listening to rock with a gas leak in my apartment Gen X can keep this one, cause I don't want it I wanna try and give some real feedback here. This genre and sound from the 90's is generally something that I have never enjoyed. I find the guitar distortion to be absolutely grating, especially over an hour long experience. This paired with the soft vocals made each track bleed into one another; making it miserable to listen to when I already was not enjoying the sound. Something about the vocals feel like a tease with no pay off. I can see the vision on certain songs like Cherub Rock, Mayonnaise, or Silverfuck. The musicians involved are clearly talented but the experience was not designed for me. I don't know how other to describe the sound than as the same feeling I'd have smoking 3 cigarettes in a row or going through withdrawal. To give it a second go, I had the album on thinking of my more critical review; I had to turn it off because I found myself getting frustrated again. idk kill me w/ hammers, I did not like it. EDIT: Imma bump it up to a 2. I can't, in good faith, keep a 1 after the past 2 days. I do have this one, Ready to Die and, Heroes to Zeros on my radar for a relisten in the next year.

I like it okay, bluesy and fun at times. Will I remember it in a month or 2? probably not