Definitely an experimental album. started a bit slow. One observation was lack of experience with production but was a decent album.
This album made me feel like I’m stuck in an elevator while having a bad trip of LSD. Production is top tier, a bit on the weird side but a good listen. The pace is a bit slow at first but it just works. Oldie but goodie
First song brought back memories of being stuck in a car with my mom as she smoked cigarettes while I couldn’t get away from that smell in early 2000s brought back bad memories musically it’s fine just the emotions from memory push my rating
saw album is 36 mins and was surprised. 15 mins into the album i realized the first song is 20 minutes long. love me some prog like this and def will save. great production. one of the forefathers of prog as a whole and a really solid album
I love this album! sex on fire, use somebody and closer are some fo my favorite songs on this one!
it was okay :3
the album was okay, but feels like on an LSD trip but not fully a bad one. not a common listen for me, its a bit like a fine wine,
the chaotic punk scence of the 90's was sitll young but great album
Classic punk music, real good songs and really good combination of the saxophone
one of the first prog bands, great album its a classic with 12st centry scitzo man
a classic
all punk all female, good 3/5
not really a good listen for me it was a miss for new wave.
It was ok
Classic dance love me some daft punk
i love the blend of instruments, and the uniqueness to the beat a classic
a really relaxing album, i didnt realzie it was over until a full extra hour after just having spotify autoplay her songs 5/5
did not expect a live album was very suprised
a classic
Smooth jazz
i love this album, slipknot was challenged to make a clean album with no cursing because they were criticized for having only explicit songs, so their response was this album. every time any of these songs comes on im singing along, just waiting for a slipknot show to pop up near me again to go again one of my fav bands best release is Iowa
God hearing this album was a great, still bummed that I didn't get to see them in the US tour before Keith passed away, rest in peace firestarter
Good album, gives me reminders of the 90's era of hiphop
instant classic, they bring insane energy at their shows and sound amazing at their age. Lars still cant drum for shit though.
song 2 is something else
Classic punk
Fan fucking tastic album hearing this live in its entirety in reverse order when the first time i saw them at the festival was amazing. Lars still cant drum for shit though
its alright not a common listen
amazing, Sepultura always kick ass and i cant wait to see them in 2026
tis punk, tis old punk probably would have been good to see them live instead of the live album but im like 64 years late
did not like it awful
It was ok
meh
LOOK IN MY EYEEES WHAT DO YOU SEE? classic 5/5 seeing this used in WWE still with CM punk makes it even better
meh didnt do much for me just felt repetitive as glam rock does
love me some punk, clash is amazing early punk
having punk 2 days in a row makes me want another punk album also surprised this band is still going in 2026. good on them. at the end of the album it left me wanting more from them it also makes me want some Anarchy.
I like it. If it came on the radio, I wouldn’t change it. If I’m in the mood for “I own at least one flannel and miss the 90s,” I’d throw it on intentionally.
Classic. No skips. Zero apologies.
Caught myself singing the entire thing at work like I was headlining Ozzfest 1999 and my coworkers were just unwilling VIPs.
Did they ask for it? No.
Did they receive it? Absolutely.
This album is:
Aggressively nostalgic
Emotionally unhinged in the best way
Scientifically proven to improve head nodding by 300%
If you hear someone softly whispering “boom na da noom na na nema…” in the break room — mind your business.
I am not sorry.
I will not be quiet.
HR can simply Follow the Leader.
Yesterday: “ARE YOU OKAY???”
Today: “hm… yes… life is… breezy…”
Jazz Samba feels like:
You just committed tax fraud but in a charming European way.
It’s:
Calm
Warm
Slightly smug
Deeply vibey
If Korn is drywall punching,
Jazz Samba is gently adjusting cufflinks.
I normally love EDM.
But this?
This sounded like I got stinkface’d at WrestleMania 2001 and the ref just let it happen.
I respect the audacity.
I do not respect what it did to my ears.
This sounded like someone describing a fun time instead of actually having one.
It’s very: “Bro you had to be there.” No, I did not.
I respect the 60s.
I do not respect how long some of these songs felt.
This album feels like:
“Let’s process our emotions in a healthy, quiet way.”
And I’m over here like:
“Do you have a distortion pedal? A snare? A controlled emotional spiral?”
It’s intimate.
It’s minimal.
It’s emotionally mature.
Meanwhile I’m spiritually standing in Guitar Center asking if it comes in Drop C and mild chaos.
I respect the artistry.
I acknowledge the vulnerability.
But personally?
I would rather listen to 20 Jazz Funk Greats by Throbbing Gristle which is neitehr jazz, fusion or jazz fusion
This album feels like it was recorded inside a fog machine.
Not terrible.
Not amazing.
Just very committed to sounding like it owns at least three trench coats.
Every track has that specific “mysterious 80s” energy where someone is definitely staring out a rainy window thinking deep thoughts… but nothing is actually happening.
At some point I stopped recognizing where one song ended and the next began, but in a very polite, synth-adjacent way.
2/5 — not offensive, just aggressively era-appropriate.
It didn’t bite.
It gently… hovered.
Just non
just no god no this was fully bad
i juged based on album cover that this would be a bluegrassyish album. first song suprised the hell out of me decent rock album 3/5
Saying that any further endeavors of technical skill and imagination were pointless, experts at the Smithsonian Institution reportedly questioned Monday why new art was still being produced after the pinnacle of aesthetic and creative potential was reached in 1990 with Megadeth’s fourth studio album, Rust In Peace. “As the unquestioned apex of the entire history of the creative arts, Rust In Peace is the finest and last necessary piece of human expression—but it’s almost as though current so-called artists are completely oblivious to Dave Mustaine’s blistering, transcendent guitar work on ‘Hangar 18,’” said Smithsonian curator of contemporary art Joanna Marsh, gesturing dismissively in the direction of a massive self-portrait by photorealist Chuck Close, completed in 2000. “It’s not just incredibly disrespectful to keep making art; in many ways, it’s actually quite sad. The deluded people churning out this worthless garbage just can’t seem to reconcile themselves to the fact that their pathetic little sculptures and films and novels and whatnot will always pale in comparison to the brilliantly inspired, heart-stopping tempo shift halfway through ‘Holy Wars… The Punishment Due.’” At press time, a spokesperson from the Centre Pompidou in Paris confirmed the museum’s plans to throw out the contents of an entire wing and leave a massive, pure white space where the track “Lucretia” will be played on loop at full volume.
ah yes this album featuring popular songs like ... the stalker song Every breath you take
uncle cube is always a good listen no matter what act hes with ill go see him live
i like the vibe of this really good will listen to more and more
funky
