It's very the Marias; idk why, but I got that feeling.
There are 11 songs; so far I'm on song 6. I wouldn't say there is a sole genre; if it were up to me, I would classify it as indie/alternative. Also, this page says it's electronic, and while I kind of agree, I would specify that it is downtempo, not fast tempo, which is why I find it similar to the Marias.
Right now on song 11, AND I KNOW IT. Glory Box—I've honestly heard it multiple times in edits and stuff like that. I never knew who the artist was until now.
Without making the actual pun I really enjoyed the genuine rawness of the vocals and how you can diferente each instrument.
After I was done listening to it, I was thinking how it kinda reminded me of some songs of David Bowie; and when I was researching the album I found out that Bowie actually helped to produce the album, which made everything more exciting ( I really like David Bowie).
Now I’m more excited to listen to more of The Stooges!
I started this album without a lot of expectations because folk/country music isn't really my forte, but I can tell you after listening to it for a few times I actually enjoyed it.
Yes, it was kind of slow-tempo at times, but the lyricism and the instruments make up for it in those specific songs.
The song I like the most is "Words"; the guitar solo is really magnificent. Just for that, I wish I could play the guitar.
This has nothing to do with the album, but when I was researching Neil Young, I went through his website. And let me tell you, it is AMAZING—the graphics and the way you can interact with each record. Also tit's really beautiful the aesthetic.
Although I don't really know that many songs by Bob Marley, I do know the basics. His voice is great, and his lyrics and the message he is trying to give are even better.
Now reggae isn't by any means a genre I listen to, but it is honestly like a palate cleanser. I feel that it could become music I could listen to on a daily basis. Plus reggae is always nice to listen to.
No. 5
The first hip-hop album from the generator. I'm no hip-hop expert by any means; really, I just know the basic artists of the genre, so I was really excited to get to know more musicians.
Now about the music, I really love the jazzy vibes and the way they implement the lyrics with the sounds. For example, in "What," "Chill for a minute, Doug E. Fresh said silence (*four second pause)"; that was great to listen to the first time.
No. 6
I'm in love with the cover art.
The mix of rock, country, and blues is amazing in the album. I would definitely listen to it again.
No. 7
Love the songs and the cover art.
I had it marked as pop, but I would say it's a mix of rock/pop.
I really enjoyed the lyrics. And I know it's very cliché to say this but it sounds very 80s.
No. 8
It is in fact very groovy, very the beatles very the beach boys.
The guitar is guitarring.
But i would not listen this constantly.
No. 9
I knew so many songs on the album, I just never made the connection, so many bangers.
Dad rock at its finest
Also I was so surprised when I heard the CSI MIAMI intro, I didn’t know it was from them!!
No. 10
I wasn't familiar with CHIC until this listen; I wasnt aware they made "Freak Out."
The way I can pick out the instruments throughout the records is beautiful; I can understand why they loved dancing so much in the 80s.
No 11
It’s very whimsical, artsy and it has such an ambience. Also the electronic and that bass guitar are amazing
I feel it could be a great album to study to, because it’s so relaxing.
No. 12
Awesome album. Such a distinctive sound, both musically and vocally. Dancing in the moonlight is the best song amongst many great songs.
No. 13
This is the second album that I listen to from The Who, and it is very different if I were to compare them both.
I did like the instrumental in all the songs, but not all of them are bangers
No. 14
I listened to this once just to hear the instruments, and I really enjoyed it, but when I listened to it the second time for the lyrics, I was very surprised.
Though the lyrics are very controversial, I read it with Genius, the music is kinda good.
No. 15
Love it, makes me want to dance, and I bet you this would've been super fun to see live.
No. 16
The pace, the horns, the voice: They're all so close to perfect!!!
No. 17
Creepily good. The album cover is really awesome
No. 18
It’s soo good. The instrumentals are great and I really enjoyed Kendrick’s lyrics.
No. 19
Surpringly amazing album. Love the feeling of the music. Instruments are independent but work well together. Subtle in parts but very balanced.
Also as I was listening to her, I recognized her voice but I didn’t know from where. And then when I got to “Where you lead” I realized it’s the intro song of Girlmore Girl, which I adore!!
No. 20
I wouldn't call myself a Killers fan, since I wasn't aware I knew that many songs from this album.
But it was certainly an amazing listen.
No. 21
Southern rock, the exact proportion of which varies. I like the rock parts more, though I'm not against a slide guitar solo. But I really enjoyed this album
No. 22
I feel like I can understand the importance of this album in terms of shaping the perception of sampling in modern music, but that doesn’t mean that I enjoy it very much, or that I would listen to this on a daily basis.
No. 23
I love everything on this album for the instrumental to the cover album
No. 24
This album is amazing from start to finish.
Amazing discovery!!
No. 25
Fantastic! Already listened twice and will definitely be in regular circulation.
The guitar riffs are amazing.
No. 25
I haven’t had much experience listening to country but honestly this album was a really good introduction.
No. 26
I’m very familiar with Elvis Presley, but I’ve never listened to a whole album of his music.
There’s lots to enjoy here from Elvis. though it does not have the out and out raw energy, swagger, and urgency of his best 50s stuff, there’s still heaps of style.
No. 27
SZA’s got a great voice, and these are cool, chill jams.
No . 28
I had not heard of them before this album came up here for me. Very impressive. Super-tight and musical for a "punk" band.
No. 29
Really good, the guitar work in some of the songs absolutely rip.
No. 30
I’ve never listened to this album nor heard of this group, and I was delighted by their sonic landscapes and playful textures. Every moment was enjoyable.
No. 32
Loved it on first listen. Could easily put it on repeat already. Really great album. Pleasantly surprised for a band I've (somehow) never heard of.
No. 33
Good album with a ton of interesting sounds and ideas.
No. 34
This is a solid album. Like, legitimately great.
No. 35
From the first track, I loved the sound.
This is an enjoyable, bouncy, electric instrumental listen, and really good for productivity
No. 36
Phenomenal mix of funk, soul, disco and pop from the greatest performer of all time.
No. 37
Great album with enjoyable hooks and gritty guitar work.
No. 38
What a strange, lovely, and perfect album.
No. 39
Great album. Love the steel drums. Psycho Killer and The Book I Read are my favorites off the album.
No. 40
Some great songs on here. Enjoyed!
No. 41
Herbie can cook. But after awhile, like everything instrumental, it just becomes background.
No. 42
Quality stuff here, R&B royalty in the making.
No. 43
I had never heard of this band, and this record made zero impression on me.
No. 44
Loved this Album. Debbie Harry has such a powerful voice and she wasn’t afraid to be different in a very tumultuous time for rock and roll, and thus helped to influence a revolution.
No. 45
i never heard this album before yesterday but i see now why snoop is revered in the rap industry.
No. 46
Didn't know her before and am happy I heard this album before I died.
No. 47
What a surprising musical journey. Beautiful vocals and grandiose music pieces.
No. 48
Santa Cruz is a great song. Its pleasant, but not mind blowing.
No. 49
I hadn't heard this album before, but it's fascinating and friendly on the ear. I came late to Nick Cave.
No. 50
i’d never heard of electric prunes but i was pleasantly surprised! love it!
No. 51
Never listened to a full Arcade Fire album before. I quite liked this. Good energy and vibe troughout the album.
No. 52
I didn’t listen to this record for a long time and I love it. I really like Bruce’s voice on this album. This is super intimate and I really like it.
No. 53
A really great album. No bad songs.
No. 54
Really cool listen. Some highlights and no song I really disliked.
No. 55
Absolutly insane music. Pioneere of the genere of heavy metal. Intense, rapid and raw.
No. 56
I can’t really stand Bob Dylan, but even I can admit this is a pretty great record.
No. 57
So many classics I have heard here and there over all the years, and I never knew they all came from this one album!
No. 58
Not a big jazz guy, but this was a good listen.
No. 59
I really got hooked by this one. Really not typically into Coldplay but I definitely got swept up in the music and the tones and production along the way.
No. 60
Zero bad tracks - Lazarus and I Can't Give Everything Away are my favorites.
No. 61
Great album with strong retro-vibe, but sounds so modern at the same time.
No. 62
I liked it a lot. Feels like the 90s.
No. 63
It was good. Rap isn’t really my thing, although I am starting to like it more. Didn't understand a single word but was bumping my head the whole time.
No. 64
This album gets an immediate star for having Superstition on it. Stone cold classic track. The rest of the album is a masterclass in funk and R&B.
No. 65
The beats are fantastic independent of the lyrics. His flow and rhymes are incredible.
No. 66
It was a nice enough listen while I did other stuff. It has a nice balance of upbeat and easy songs so it doesn't get tiring at any moment.
No. 67
10/10 didn't expect it to be that good.
No. 68
Great album first time hearing most of the songs but really enjoyed it. Love the vibes
No. 69
A fresh album, ideal to listen to while you are studying or prepare a delicious meal.
No. 70
I knew the most famous song, an album to enjoy.
No. 71
The truth is that it sounds very good. I have to listen to it again at some point because I liked what I heard, but without getting to appreciate it.
No. 72
Great voice, Great sound. Love the Cure, percussion really stands out. Great listen.
No. 73
As someone without much experience with hiphop, but no hate for it, I liked this album.
No. 74
Not a jazz fan, but I enjoyed listening to this while I worked.
No. 75
I really like the instrumentation, like the drums, guitar, and bass. But I couldn't decide how I felt about the singing.
No. 76
Silly at times but pretty catchy. Definitely not something I would have searched out on my own.
No. 77
This was a fun listen. I didn't know anything about this album before listening to it, and was quite pleasantly surprised by it.
No. 78
Great album, amazing production and flow. Makes me want to explore the rest of their music . Will definitely revisit at some point.
No. 79
This album is amazing. I don’t know much about jazz but I like this.
No. 80
A new one on me and loved it. I listened all the way through, and I didn't feel bored once.
No. 81
never heard of this band. A very early 80s punk sound but I noticed some elements of country/Americana showing up on some songs.
No. 82
I really liked this album more than I thought. You could hear the punk influence in a lot of songs.
No. 83
Great sound, amazing vibes, very well produced.
No. 84
Very fun and fast. It's catchy too, everything punk needs to be good, I liked it a lot!!
No. 85
Great album of soulful rock. Great guitar sounds too. Particularly liked ‘she talks to angels’.
No. 86
An absolute banger this one, I love it!
No. 87
this list has allowed me to listen to some excellent jazz albums, i’ve come to really appreciate the genre. i still feel like i dont know enough to critically rate it, i just sit back and enjoy it.
No. 88
Great discovery! A punk energy that doesn't preclude and a certain sophistication in the riffs and grooves.
No. 89
Songwriting and harmonica are outstanding. Dylan’s voice is an acquired taste.
No. 90
Downright amazing . I was wowed by every song
No. 91
Sounds good but it's not the big deal. It has cute and weird themes. I also feel it as an album that if you listen to it a lot you end up loving it
No. 92
More than for airports to sleep or study
No. 93
Liked it a lot more than I expected.
No. 94
I've heard some of the songs before. Haven't listened to the whole album until today. Happy that I finally got around to it.
No. 95
I enjoyed it, but there’s probably not a great deal to return to.
No. 96
terrific production and great performance by her, what a moment in time.
No. 97
So good I listened to it twice in a row. Easily my favorite Wu-Tang related project.
No. 98
Weird fondness for this album, very gritty.
No. 99
It's okay. Seems like it would be good elevator or mediation music.
No. 100
Definitely got Bowie vibes before reading that he produced it. Really liked the album.
No. 101
Good eighties rock album highlighting guitars and drums.
No. 102
A curiously funky and fun album. Easy to listen to.
No. 104
I get their style, but not my thing
No. 105
easy listening with a few great songs.
No. 106
90s hip hop at its finest. Front to back play, no skips required.
No. 107
Fantastic start to finish.
No. 108
No strong feelings about this one, not bad tho.
No. 109
I was surprised at how much I loved this album.
No. 110
I really liked this, very emo but so mooth.
No. 111
Another great listen. Smooth, cool, and classic
No. 112
just kinda soft rock stuff, kinda catchy background music.
No. 113
Wow, what an album. Almost all the songs are great, and after i finished i kept on repeating songs.
No. 114
I'd never heard the album as a whole before, but I'd heard almost all the tracks as singles. It's fire!
No. 115
This was incredible. Beautiful vocals, really subtle yet moving music
No. 116
Iron Maiden’s debut is a classic. It’s just raw energy captured in 8 tracks of brilliance.
No. 117
it's a fun listen but not something I'd come back to with any frequency.
No. 118
Never really got round to listening to her properly before but this is great.
No. 119
Dug it, kinda faded on the back half
No. 120
Kind of mesmerizing but it felt more like background music.
No. 121
Nice music. Not a song on the album that I didn't like the sound of. Easy listening.
No. 122
This is alright - nice album but nothing really stood out.
No. 123
Nah. Liked the first two, then it just fell off for me.
No. 124
I'm not sure I've ever listened to this album all the way through but I knew almost every song.
No. 125
Yes, it is too long. But it's an absolute pleasure to listen to.
No. 126
Amazing glam rock. Start to finish, amazing songs
No. 127
Really loved this one. Love how well they can create an atmosphere with the vocals, lyrics and instrumentation.
No. 128
Not every song works to the same extent. But when a song hits, it really hits. Chills.
No. 129
This was so good. But I'll probably never listen again.
No. 130
Okay album. Macbeth was a pretty fun track.
No. 131
The music is fantastic, and Siouxsie's voice is making it a thousand times cooler.
No. 132
Not my thing, especially the lyrics and vocals, but the beat and samples were neat.
No. 133
100% absolutely beautiful and unique music. But, I'll probably never listen to it again.
No. 134
liked it. good background music
No. 135
cool, feel good album. amazing vocal composition, very good production, overall peak pop-music.
No. 136
Wow, what an album. Where the sounds of light and darkness intertwine into an atmospheric soundscape.
No. 137
amazing album, some of the most raw grunge shit i’ve ever heard.
No. 138
I liked this album very much. It sounds so true and so fun.
No. 139
All over the place in the best way possible
No. 140
OK I guess, very much Beach Boys sounds. Bit samey.
No. 141
Not really my kind of music but the album was easy to listen to, although nothing really stood out as great.
No. 142
Great album. So many hits.
No. 143
This album rocks! Was already a fan of the first two hits, and I found the whole thing very engaging and interesting.
No.144
You know what, I knew this would be good, but it was so much better.
No. 145
Excellent, loved the gravelly voice, Steer your way was my favorite song
No. 146
Never heard of them prior to listening to this. What a fun album.
No. 147
Nothing compelling but it was pleasant enough.
No. 148
Enjoyed most of this. Will definitely re-visit in the near future.
No. 149
What a sweet and lovely pop album.
No. 150
Really long tracks but an amazing live album. Shredding guitar solos + great drums make me wish I was there.
No. 151
Honestly it’s hard to pick a favorite on this album.
No. 152
It's really good, I honestly wasn't expecting such a good album.
No. 153
I enjoyed this way more than I expected to. Amazing rapping with super fun beats.
No. 154
The songs were mostly melancholy and the melodies, such as they were, fell flat.
No. 155
Germs is hardcore punk band. Super fast and thrashy like punk should be, but I haven't got an idea what the lead singer is saying. It's exactly what you expect from a good punk band.
No. 156
Well this is a lot of fun. No grand artistic statement here just a bunch of talented musicians.
No. 157
From start to finish pure energy and aggressive sound, with some of the most iconic riffs you have ever heard.
No.158
Weird record, but I mean that in a good way. I guess I always knew Minutemen had something of a cult following in the punk world, but this is the first time I’ve sat down and listened to it.
No. 159
I enjoyed this a lot more than I was anticipating and it's purely because the vocals were so good.
No. 160
Tales of Brave Ulysses is a really really good song, and i did enjoy most of the album, but the rest didn’t leave much of an impression
No. 161
Very unique album and I love his voice and the more modern feel to it
No. 162
I don't understand what it means to be safe as milk. I don't understand a lot of things about this album.
No. 163
This just a good old fashioned rock album. Great licks, fun song subjects, and high energy.
No.164
Classic album. One of the greatest hip hop albums ever. The storytelling, production, rapping are so point it's crazy.
No. 165
Pretty energetic and fun for 60s music. Don't think I'd ever listen to it again though.
No. 166
Thoroughly did not enjoy it.
No. 167
Amazing that it was performed live and the flaws and asides and prison chatter add to the overall vibe, rather than detract.
No. 168
Pleasant listen. Blown away by "Strength of Strings" in particular.
No. 169
I can say enjoy the distortion effects and piano playing compliment each other real nice.
No. 170
More of an historic curiosity than a listenable album.
No. 171
Cool rhythms here, from the beats to the flows! This album is paced really well.
No. 172
Musically this album is good, but the vocals are horrific.
No. 173
Very cool, eclectic, always changing up the point of view. The instrumental tracks are especially interesting.
No. 174
Always a great album to check out. Not one of my favorites but it is good.
No. 175
I enjoyed this album. The voices and music were really nice to listen to.
No. 176
Pink Floyd is a very good band. They don't disappoint; this album has good sound. I'm not familiar with their early work, but I liked it.
No. 177
Loved this way more than I expected to.
No. 178
Quite good. Quite fun. Full of youth
No. 179
43 minutes of relaxing, well crafted bossa nova. I can’t imagine being mad about having to listen to this.
No. 180
80s hip hop is just so cool and so much more fun that where the genre went. I loved this.
No. 181
The classroom samples were really cool and furthered the message of love. Never really got into soul, but I think this was good.
No. 182
I tried so hard to like this, but it didnt work.
No. 183
Really weird album, but really enjoyed it. All over the place, but still coherent enough to be a really fun experience.
No. 184
This really isn’t for me.
No. 185
This was better than I expected. Varied melodies and tempos plus good lyrics make it easy to listen.
No. 186
Never heard this before, liked it.
No. 187
This is some classic rock with a great jazzy element.
