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honestly one of the closest things to a perfect album I've seen on here so far. yes, I've loves this album for a while, but still. while songs like Go Gina, Wavy, and Pretty Little Birds are pretty flop, there are some GEMS on here. Supermodel, crazy. Drew Barrymore, crazy. Love Galore, crazy. GARDEN: CRAZY. do do you even know I'm alive???? do do you even know I I ????? Do Do???
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lol the fact that so many of these songs are covers give the "Elvis stole every single thing he ever did" people a lot of credibility. there were some good moments tho
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really not the biggest Radiohead guy but you can't deny the significance of this album like almost every song has been memefied or used in some legendary movie scene so I can't fight it too much. I've always loved No Surprises but I can't listen to it too much or I won't make it out alive
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I didn't wanna listen to this the whole time I was listening to this
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lmao okay. so hard to listen to at times but like yes we are having fun and of course they made it into a musical without changing anything bc it's all rock opera bs but it's hilarious. Paradise will always be that song, I cannot lie, but Ellen Foley is really the star there for me
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just a bunch of noises for most of it but there are good moments. it's King Crimson, so of course! but still, what was this?
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I'm not trying to be that guy, but the fact that this album is so new really changes things for me. it was a fun album, don't get me wrong, but the fact that it's on here and shit like Emotion by Carly Rae Jepsen (yes I am gay.) didn't make the cut is crazy to me. the newer albums on this list are crazy to me for a lot of reasons. but yeah, this album was fun but I don't feel too strongly about it
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I can't lie, this album did nothing for me, I'm just not a Metal guy. however: Orion was SICK, especially the direct middle point when it gets kinda funky. but still only gets up to, like, a 1.5 for me. I know it's good stuff, but it's not for me
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Tipton and I were talking about Charlie Kirk when “Daddy?” filled the car. Welcome back, Chuck!
Will I ever listen again?
Maybe to The O-Men or K*untz if I’m feeling like a little freak.
The last song was kinda cool but also… 😭 It’s weird how the album sometimes sounds like real music before deciding again that it doesn’t wanna be that
i don’t want to get kicked out of this group on my second day so i’ll give it a five but sometimes his voice makes me mad </3
love King Kunta and These Walls tho
it’s an iconic album you cannot deny it
the kind of music that kinda blends into the background like i’m at a nice coffee shop. Dirty Work is such a fun song though
listened to this one as it was intended: my car was playing it on the inside while i spent a half hour getting all the snow and stuff off. on my second listen, though, i was just a little lost, like, why is this album on this list? but The Rough And The Quick is hilarious and Belladonna is a great vibe, "They're Hanging Me Tonight" is a great title too lmao
2.5?
once it set in that the entire melody of the first song was a straight A, i knew i was gonna be tired by the end of this <3
Some of the lyrics are very entertaining, like "Minnesoter" and the "Junkie" one, but i'm getting worried that i'm gonna ask "why is this on this list" every time i listen to one of these albums... like who is litening to "Green" and is like 'this is life-changing...' maybe this just isn't my scene
i mean, really, the last song is the same thing for 9 minutes straight idk
okay frank! fuck 'em up!
half sick video game music, half extremely obnoxious saxophone that made me almost skip "The Gumbo Variations"
one of the happiest albums of all time (minus Homeless, maybe)??? just so full of joy and so well done and so cultural? or something? reminds me of my (and Tipton’s) dad, Diamonds on the Soles of her Shoes went platinum in the car
He just says every thing he can think of that would make someone go "oh my god! did he just say that?" Stan is a good song until i remember the only reason it's good is the sample </3 idk i obviously wasn't there for this album like you edgelords were... in fact, i wouldn't be born for another four years. it's just not for me, and i know that... i am aware of that fact... and i am sorry. i'm sure some of these songs could be really good if i listened without any clouded judgement, but my judgement of Eminem is swathed with smog
say what you want to say but i want you guys to relisten to Overcome and tell me it's not perfect </3 (i'm sure u guys know of his history with Massive Attack and i think this album is better than lots of their stuff)... i don't know. this album is much more memorable than that damn Red Snapper shish! some songs go on a little too long or are super monotonous (Aftermath, You Don't, Strugglin', etc.) and i also think Martina Topley-Bird and the other female vocalists make this album, without her it would be boring as hell. but with songs like Overcome, Ponderosa, and Suffocated Love, this album is AT LEAST a 3...
this album's play with samples and major-minor switches is so entertaining to me... i'm not trying to glaze i swear. </3 and you all can't act like this album isn't sexy as hell... wtf... the first half is better than the second half but the second half makes up for it with sexiness and ASMR
This was such a roller coaster for me, and not in a good way.
I was stuck in Lexington traffic when I listened to the majority of this, and some of the songs were so frustrating that I considered aiming for the trees.
Here and there one would get my feet tapping, but I found a few songs here to be shockingly bad. Best I can do is a 1.5.
i don’t know why we hate Morrissey but i’m okay with it, i guess. this album had some good vibes, and the song titles kept getting funnier but i kept getting bored, and im sorry.
have never listened to TRS actively, and i think it's better that way... this album is great to mindlessly drive to while not paying too much attention to it if that makes sense
lol Tip was right, this sounds like I'm in an empty warehouse being taunted by some jazzy clowns, Today was the most warehouse song I've ever heard, I swear they recorded the drums on the opposite side of an airplane hangar from the mic
I was shocked to hear female vocals, I liked her presence in these songs the most. the whole album is a little too "wild west-y" for me, if that makes sense? but it had a nice vibe. I wish more of the songs were based in the Major realm
overall, like I said about Steely Dan, this is good background coffee shop music (well, some of it. some of it is really violent, like if 3/5 of a Mile was playing I'd be a little unmoored)
most of these songs kinda flew under the radar for me, but I liked them all more than the Morrissey and The Rolling Stones so I'll give it a higher score... I'm still trying to figure out my system for this guys I'm stressed. 3.5/5??
go and die! go and kill! go and quench! yay!
yea i had to read about it after reading your reviews and this is so awesome. really sad that so much awful shit happened but the message and encompassing situation is awesome as f. Zombie itself is an awesome song, especially the go and die go and quench go and kill put am for reverse part lmfao.
Mr. Follow Follow is a great vibe as well, the backing vocals are my favorite part (g'boing-boing-boing please)
I just know being at the Berlin Jazz Festival for that performance was probably the height of many people's lives. that organ is sick as hell.
Overall, with the history and the message and everything surrounding this album, I'm going to have to give it a 5, even if I won't be saving these songs and listening all the time. the vibe that would require listening to this album again is extremely specific, but Inshallah it finds me
yeah, I enjoyed it, it was nice to have on in the background, nothing stuck out but I mean that in multiple ways. nothing was awful but nothing was amazing. i liked it! Laughing was probably my favorite.
I just couldn't really get myself to care about this one. Nice vibes sometimes, some Jesus Christ Superstar style scream-vocals, I'm just like oh okay
really great vibes, would fit great in a movie soundtrack of some kind. Halo really stood out to me. as a whole, I wish some of the songs played with modulating to major keys more. also, the end of Enjoy the Silence flopped
3.5?
very fun, great vibes, my only qualm is that most of the songs are extremely similar... and I'm not just saying that because of their genre, they like actually really blended together for me... and that started to make me mad so what could've been a 4 will become a 3...
real nice vibes. similar to the Steely Dan, this album is a "King's Classic," meaning it would fade perfectly into the background of a nice homework session at The King's Cafe.
yeah it was cool, all of the samples were creative and used really well, I just wasn’t that obsessed with it while I was listening idk
it’s a wonderful album and is extremely culturally significant, the Ronettes are amazing and it’s all such a fun time! getting a 4 tho bc a few of these songs were real duds
this dude is a huge simp like omg.. it was gonna get a 5 for Feel It (Don’t Fight It) alone, but it got knocked down to a 4.5 because a few of the songs lost me a bit. but the fact that this was a live performance definitely saved it, I was in love the whole time and couldn’t stop smiling, I love when the crowd got to sing. But for real, almost every song was like “idc if you cheat on me or try to kill me or have another husband, I will always love u…” and it was super funny
I hate to say it, I don't wanna sound ridiculous, I just cannot make myself care. some of the songs sound really nice, I just really don't care. Sorry to this man.
I loved this! the vibe was excellent, and oddly country at times? Born Under a Bad Sign was my fav, but goddd that outro track is heavenly. would be a 5 if a few of the songs didn't kinda tire me, like Tonight
I think I have heard this exact album 550,000 times (I have never heard this album before) and that tells me a lot, but it's probably good music
Opener and closer are amazing, Getting in Tune was funny, nothing stuck out to me but I can tell it's good. None of these songs were any Pinball Wizards tho.
absolutely wonderful. I just love that sixties vibe, and this album is exactly what every period piece about the '60s tries to emulate. Mama Said alone is just the perfect time capsule. Her cover of You Don't Own Me is amazing, My Colouring Book is silly but powerful, and Twenty-Four Hours from Tulsa, while another cover, was my favorite by far. she just sounds so good. got bored with a few tracks but the impact and the vibe are an instant 4.5/5
awesome stuff going on here but I don't feel smart enough to remark on any of it. wondering why the only version I could find was "explicit" but every curse word was censored
I cannot lie, I've been getting over a breakup kinda recently, and for some reason I sobbed a bunch while listening to this again. I haven't listened to this album in full in years, and as a recovering Taylor Swift fan (2020-2024), it's extremely nostalgic for me lmao... it is NOT the perfect album, most will probably say it's not even good, but there's something about it... she knows how to write a catchy song, and this is her best example of that hypnotizing ear-worminess. Jack Antonoff also put his all into it, and the result is an album that feels so extremely dated that it's almost a period piece of the early 2010s...
I almost went song by song to talk about each one but quickly realized you guys do NOT gaf...... all I'll say is Style is sexy as hell, Out of the Woods is a classic, Wildest Dreams is perfect (one of the ones that made me cry), and This Love is a masterpiece (the song that made me sob harder than I have in maybe a year. I don't know why. It's probably more personal than musical)... Clean was my favorite Taylor song for a long time, I love Imogen Heap sooooo much
So yeah. Most of it is laughably cringe but that doesn't mean it's not great in its own way. Even the horrible songs are so funny to listen to (oh bad Blood.... oh baby)
why are we doing this can someone with the book tell me wtf we're doing here
just like the last R.E.M. album, nothing stood out as horrible or amazing to me. except for the song that ben Wyatt tries to use for a stop-motion animation when he is terribly depressed and he thinks it's gonna be really long but he just keeps replaying it and it keeps going "stand in the place where you-"
she was just perfect and any time I think about her it kinda makes me wanna cry.. this entire album is just perfect she was so talented her voice was perfect and the instrumentals are all so strong, whether it's the soft piano and jazzy drums and flute and sax of No Greater Love or the awesome early-2000s beat of In My Bed, it's just all so good idk
it's wonderful. very cozy and perfect to have listened to while walking to the library this morning in the 30-degree weather. White Winter Hymnal is a classic, none of the other songs stood out as amazing but the entire album as a piece of art is great and so cohesive
this was very fun! I think that, as a white and uncultured boy, I cannot unlock the full potential of this album, but the instrumentals are so fun and the backing vocals are wonderful
I didn't hate it, it's just not my type of music... I'm sure it's good? I kinda liked "Shadow of a Doubt" and parts of "Secret Girl" but nothing else really stood out? I was just a little bored and I am sorry
honestly pretty lovely. the way they play with meter and emphasis is fun sometimes. I'd heard Layla before, of course, and it's wonderful. the switch halfway through the song is soooo good. most of the songs blended into the background of my day but in a very enjoyable fashion. the last five songs are a solid run, Thorn Tree in The Garden was so beautiful in a way that was just completely unexpected
The first two songs were highlights (I love the "I'm such a loooonely man" in I Looked Away, and the "I don't wanna faaade awayyy" in Bell Bottom Blues), but a lot of the songs in the middle were forgettable (not bad, just forgettable) so I'd say a 4/5?
writing this part monday morning to say i’ve been listening to a few of these songs over and over and over again
I listen to this album and remind myself that I like Prince and that I listen to a lot of his stuff and that When Doves Cry is perfect and yet I keep remembering his like major schizophrenic religious break and how much he sucked and then I can no longer ignore all of the parts of this album that are way too loud or annoying and there's so much screaming and it's like okay let's calm down but it's still really good I guess... I think it's a 3 in my mind but for the culture I have to at least raise it to a 4 lol
from the little research I did on this album, two things become clear to me:
1. People Hold On is obviously the outlier here because it's perfect and everyone loves it
2. it's very weird that this isn't on streaming, like Lisa Stansfield, Queen Latifah?? what's happening
nothing is perfect about this album, but everything is so FUN! it's so clear that they just had the stupidest fun time throwing random samples around and it's very entertaining.
highlights: People Hold On, My Telephone, Smoke Dis One
minor flops: Which Doctor?, Not Paid Enough (cool but just wayyy too long and repetitive), and, sadly, What's That Noise? just didn't really engage me but the album as a whole is silly and sick
so obviously this is not my type of music but sometimes it got kinda lit... lots of shock-factor vibes with the slurs and the song about incest but done a lot better than Eminem!
my main question: why the live version? what’s so special about this album? idk but a few of the songs were super fun like I Want You to Want Me and Surrender, they had some fun
I didn’t care for it that much but then noticed myself listening to it in the background the whole weekend so I have to give it some credit
never listened extremely closely but it was pleasant for multiple rotations in the background! thank you NY
it was fun! nothing stood out to me but it was a fun time
a lovely album! while I didn't love every song, my ratings are very skewed, and I think this album was great and enjoyed all of it, so it gets a 5
Love At The Five & Dime is a perfect song
like I guess? it was very fun but everything surrounding it made me think the ENTIRE album would be about these fictional packets and then it was just the last few songs .. but it was fun. why was one of the packets a 17 year old tho
I can’t lie, I thought I would LOVE this but I really just fairly enjoyed it. sometimes it got a little annoying, but I listened to it a ton over the weekend and had some fun so I have to give it credit. Heart of Glass is a classic, thank you Miley Cyrus for bringing it back to the public eye
don’t get mad at me but like … I don’t really care?
nothing stood out to me as terrible or amazing, it all kinda sounded like covers of songs by The Cure to avoid copyright strikes in an indie movie.. but the first song was my fav
a pleasant little album, idk didn't do too much for me
lots of fun sounds going on here. lots of silly melodies and awesome moments. would prob go crazy in the club. my fav was Break & Enter
it’s nice to see that she had that cool, smooth vibe mastered from the beginning. the only reason it’s not a 5 is bc none of the songs really stood out to me as one I’d listen to again but they were all great
it's wonderful. for some reason, I wasn't absolutely enamored and blown away and floored like everyone else in the world, but I think that's the fault of Rolling Stone and everyone else who says this album is the best piece of media ever created and is a message from God theyself. still wonderful and I think I can muster up a 5
I think overall I like listening to this one more than TPAB but I don’t have any saved or know the words or anything. anyway here you go here’s the 5
I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would. I really don't care much for or about The Beatles, but this was a fun listen! I really couldn't tell you what a single one of these songs sounded like after the fact, though, except for In My Life. I actually really liked that one. The instrumental breaks were lovely, especially the piano. Prob a 3.5 or 4
what a lovely album. a few of these songs are so pretty and wonderful, some of them faded into the background a little. I'm gonna have to give it a 5, but I think it might be more of a 4.5. it definitely could grow on me because I'm gonna listen again, I'm sure.
yeah this just didn’t do it for me like Graceland did. nothing that bad about this album but nothing THAT great either?
it had a lot of nice moments but I was expecting more from such a big name? The First Time... was really beautiful, though
playing a game called “how long does it take for the guy to start making silly noises with his mouth” and the twist is the answer is always ten seconds or less
it was fine! I liked some of the sounds, the first song made me feel like I was in a cheesy movie while I was walking to class. my fav was Leb' Wohl
this album felt like if the guy who brings a guitar to parties ended up tying me by my hands and hanging me up in a warehouse in the dead of night, singing to me with a tinny audio filter on his microphone until my brain self destructs (also, he’s in a clown costume)
didn't feel anything crazy about this but was nice to listen to
yeah, this was fun! that's all I have to say. was good for homework time
I can’t say j vibed with this one too much
I'm not a rock guy but I definitely had a good time listening to this
I've never listened to these guys before, and I had fun! It didn't do way too much for me, but was definitely way better than some of the stuff we've had... I'll have to listen to more of their stuff
very pleasant listen. never really have listened to him on my own accord and it was nice!
another King's Classics album, for sure. wonderful stuff, but why did every white friend group in the 60s decide they would start making music that sounds really ominous and strange sometimes?
I was really digging the first two songs and then the rest of the album didn’t go anywhere interesting to me. Still a fun listen!
it was cool, almost gave it a 4 before I remembered again that Carly Rae Jepsen isn't on this list and I'm mad again that this girl with 30,000 monthly listeners on Spotify is here and not the queen of pop but it's whatever..
I feel bad giving every album a 3 for the rest of time but this was the perfect 3… there were parts that I loved and I cannot tell you when any of them were, nor can I tell you what any of the songs sounded like. was nice tho
why tf did they start this album with Taxman???
it is kinda crazy listening to Beatles albums in full and realizing how minimal their production was and how silly they got. but there are some wonderful songs on this thang
lol I mean it’s fine? some songs way too long but it is funny how hard Roundabout goes despite its new connotation
very long, but good vibes. just too long but if it weren't for this 1 album a day stuff I'd prob be fine w that
I enjoy some of his stuff and please no one get mad but I don't understand why this album is on this list. wtf is going on here? he's just chattin and bein all weird. idk. obviously it's not awful but this album is literally only here bc of his name
lol I kinda loved this, especially The Word Girl? extremely strange but fun stuff happening, but sometimes I tuned it out bc it was a little much
it's really difficult to listen to this in a nonbiased way. like I don't really enjoy this music at all, but I've heard every single song on this album a hundred times. I know if I give it less than a three, I will go to hell. obviously it belong on this list because I, a normie, have heard every song. so, like, yeah, it's culturally significant, but I just don't vibe with it like I wish I did. Sturgill Simpson's cover of In Bloom is one of my favorite songs tho
absolutely wonderful. have always loved his cover of Hurt, I kinda don't care about Bridge over Troubled Water but his cover is wonderful and Fiona Apple sounds soooo good. is cover of I'm So Lonesome is a little underwhelming but that's just because you can't beat the Cowboy Junkies' cover and that's not his fault.
it's a wonderful album. not one meant for me to listen intently, but one that I can do hella homework to
was their whole thing the word "maybe" ???
really nice nostalgic stuff. not exactly my scene but it was enjoyable. some of it would be super nice if I was like high in the back of a convertible on the highway in the middle of the summer. yeah?
it was fun but I didn’t care much. I like the following one much more
I don't understand how she replicated so many various styles and eras while also remaining extremely original and timeless. I hope the world knows how lucky we were to ever have her
it was fine! a fun listen in the background but if I focused idgaf
some really fun songs here, especially Down On The Street
idk why but this genre of band pisses me off so bad so so so bad idk why.
my favorite song is "Fuck Shit Up," especially when that random girl says "this is terrible" and then "this is so good," I'm a fan of her and I share her sentiment
not necessarily a pleasant album but a very fun one sometimes. they were clearly having fun
wowww wow wow. so insanely thick and intricate, so many samples and messages, extremely fun to listen to
4.5?
yeah, this was fun. sounds like home in a silly way
oh dude... I am bored as hell
a very wonderful time. nothing she's ever put out there warrants anything less than a 4 in my eyes
so long but good homework music again lol, it’s good stuff but not my stuff if that makes sense. I like it a lot of I’m not sitting there trying to focus on it
I just love baby bjork. I don’t like that people say they’re like the icelandic b-42s bc I hate the b-42s and the sugarcubes have the sauce. but it’s fine. the best song is birthday by far. ten out of ten song
I thought I'd like this more than I did, but it's okay. It's good stuff! I'm proud of them making stomp-clap-burger music before the millennials had a chance to be born - thank you to Cecilia, which is one of the best songs on here tbh
awesome album cover, and really nice music. this is the type of stuff everyone is still trying to replicate and they just can't
it’s fine, it didn’t do much for me and idk why. it was nice in the background! prob 2.5
I don't get the overwhelming hype but it's a very fun album with a lot of cool experiments with modulations and gibberish
so cool. every second of this is like wow, they are so cool. no one does it like them
like when he yells and says rhgbruhughfhugh, which is every song. I like I'm on Fire and Dancing In the Dark
MUCH better than the last album we had by them. still don't care much for The Smiths, but There Is a Light That Never Goes Out is a classic
I’m not mad by any means, was kinda almost digging it until coconut. what is happening here? I do love how every song ends like he forgot what he was going to say and just faded it out instead
like yeah, it’s the Beach Boys!
this was pretty cool. didn’t feel crazy about it but liked it a lot
ehh... I didn't hate it but some of the songs got under my skin for some reason, like Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) was pissing me off
this guy again! definitely wasn't as awesome as Zombie, and I wasn't jamming as hard, but it was still solid stuff
this was cool, knowing they're from Louisville and they're just a group of friends making music. the album cover is super cute, if it's of them. I don't actually know. they have nothing on The Korean Americans tho.
I really dug the vibe of this one. I need to listen to more of his stuff, or maybe just wait for him to come back up on here lol. I loved red rain and I love Kate Bush
