Heavily disliked the voice, don't have much knowledge of the musical era though so my opinion might be heavily flawed in that sense. It should get better on the way with this musical journey I have just begun.
All in all, not for me without the context.
Five years started with a bang and while I found the growing intensity of the singing/yelling quite annoying, I still gave it a a chance for the future. Starman was obviously a classic nostalgic song that I fully enjoyed. Album going forward started falling off for me and without Starman in the mix I was ready to give this a 2, but low 3 it shall be.
Definetly a funky album! Was nice background listen and personally wouldn't listen to it on it's own, but if I heard it playing it somewhere I wouldn't mind at all. The world indeed is a ghetto.
I felt zoned out and bored throughout the album. The music wasn't bad but it jsut wasn't for me or the current mood that made it just ok background music.
I already wasted 1h19min of my life, not wasting another second rating.
Interesting. Since I don't know how to start rating them yet. 4 stars.
It's okayish, nothing really stood out with anything special, but as kind of background noise I did not hate listening to it. However, listened to the first bonus track and almost fell asleep.
First half was stronger and got definetly carried by nostalgia of the songs What's Love Got to Do with It and Private Dancer. Second half the energy seemed to die a bit and I started spacing out of focus.
The album started strong, the drum loop in the first track was funky and I liked it. As the album progressed I liked the songs less and less, I liked the music itself at times, but the vocals and mixing seemed so random throughout the songs and annoying at times. From the promising start I really wanted to like this, but ultimately the singing seems to end this album into the territory of nope and I was happy it ended.
A pleasant listen, was afraid of hating the album but it was solid throughout.
While it was refreshing to get some new music, it was not for me and the album was too long.
Review partly affected by a bad listen of the album but wasn't my favourite, 3rd song was a bit of a banger, but the rest not that exciting for me
It's aite. Worked well as a background album while working, nothing really stood out per se but just good vibes
Samba De Uma Nota So brought me some hard The Sims vibes and it was funny as I was imagining myself decorating a house in the game. Overall decent listen, not great, not bad,
Amazin'
At first I instantly just gave this 5 stars for the album is and will be amazing. I decided to reduce it to 4 though. Highlights were summer and lightning and mr. blue sky
It is a classic album with big hits. I do have to appreciate the album for what it is and was during the time. But outside of the known mega hits the songs were mostly really boring and overall the album is not for my musical tastes. Good try mr. Jackson.
Tainted love was okay, the rest was awful.
Started strong, fell off a bit after the first two songs but the pace picked back up at Firestarter. Overall an enjoyable listen.
Album was a perfect length and felt whole, not my kind of music but I can appreciate the album for what it is
The band was clearly jamming and enjoying itself but as a live album I found it a bit dull listening to a 10minute drum solo or random wailing or "spacey sounds". Maybe it would have been better as a live dvd to see the performance as well. Smoke on the water is obviously the classic and most likely the first song a lot of the generation has learnt as the first guitar song (as have I).
I wasn't going to give this a good rating to begin with but the flute at the very end of the last song sealed it for me. No thank you.
It's fine to listen to, nothing special, but still pleasant. Not sure why but London's Burning was probably the song that I enjoyed the most
I thought I "liked" Bob Dylan, seems I might have been wrong and only heard things I liked before but I do kinda dislike the singing and the harmonica in the songs.
I have never liked the singing in Motörhead. That being said there were some good moments musically in the album but overall it felt quite simple and dull sadly. Some songs like The Road Crew was just looping the same thing endlessly with some solos built on top of it.
I have to say, I was smiling through a lot of this album. It was interesting, fun and had many layers. The start was a little bit on the more boring side, but the album picks up nicely. Needless to say I like weird music, but this was perfection.
I don't like rap music. Not that I absolutely hated this but it does not deserve a good score in my books. Disliked the lyrics from a big part of the album, even though I rarely even focus on them on the first listen.
Also I do side with the math guy.
From the album cover I already felt like I am going to hate it, but after the first song I am willing to let my initial thoughts go and it actually is pretty ok! I enjoyed the album as a whole, I did not dislike any of the songs. Music is pleasant and singing is solid. All in all a good album for sure.
As a restaurant backgroud music, why not. For my taste, yep no.
I got taken back to like 2015-2018 time of my life when I used to listen to very similar electronic chill music while gaming and I quite enjoyed this album in that sense. Low 4, since I think my 3's so far have been worse, but "nostalgia" carried this.
The album cover looks VEEERY familiar but still the music was not..? I found the music generally quite boring and zoned out of it quite a bit. Not my favourite.
Hot damn! I had no idea what I was up to listening, album started with a classic. Listening through the album I was starting to get overload of rock 'n roll though and I was waiting for the end. Nothing necessarily wrong with the music but the music style in itself was in this case too repetitive and was ready for it to end.
I am third song in. I think album is already veeeery repetitive and I dislike it. Why is the album so long..
After finishing, opinion did not change. Too similar, too long.
Another album cover that made me shudder in anticipation for awfulness. But this was less terrible than expected, which could just be because the last albums have not been great. Anyway it was decent, not the kind of album I would go around listening to again, but didn't hate it.
Well this album had certainly many styles and in that sense didn't get boring. Can't say I liked a lot of the songs but then the ones I did were interesting. Solid 3
This album is quite hard to rate. At parts it has absolute classics that I don't really have anything against, other songs in the album just give me a headache with screeching noises and awful singing/yelling. Guess it can still get a 3
It's long, it's confusing with its 43 songs and musically not super interesting to me.
It was a fine listen, but already forgot about how it sounded the next day writing this review. Not memorable for me.
I was wondering why I didn't listen to the album whole and it was forever left in a limbo, but now I remember. It is just that boring.
5 minutes into the album I was ready give up, but the fourth song actually had some sounds that were at least listenable. If nothing else, at least I learned the word discorporate.
While I like weird music I think this album was mostly not about music, but random sounds and lyrics. What the hell was the last song and was the intention of the first half of it to cause physical pain..?
Was nice chill experience. Towards the end I was starting to feel the slowness of the album bothering me, not that I expected the music to be any different, but it is just not my music style and my brain was already craving more action. Overall nothing bad to say, but not my style.
I found the vocals a bit bad at times and then at some parts they were just fine. I think it was my only problem with the album, music itself was generally just nice to listen to and vibe along. Not bad/5
Going to say it was not the most exciting music in my life, but still perfectly listenable.
Pretty good, some classics. Can't complain and the nostalgia of some car trips while hearing these songs hit me good.
The album had its (brief) moments, but mostly it was just background noise ..heh.. for me.
Wasn't sure about the start of the album, but The Sprawl hooked me in. During Eric's Trip I felt it took a dip down again and by Hey Joni the album had lost the charm I thought it might have had. The last A) and B) songs had some really fun playing of the instruments and I am torn on what to give the album overall. I think it sits right in between a high 3 and low 4, but I think the last song cemented this album into the 3's.
I do like the Queen and appreciate the musical and vocal talent in the band, however while this album was very queeny, there was something I seemed to miss at times. Certainly not a bad album but not quite the top tier.
Singing on the album is beautiful and the music itself is very hearty. It feels like the album to listen to when the world seems like too much and you need to root yourself down a little bit. I am imagining myself listening to it while staring in a fire in a fireplace and being relaxed.
Sound very Cypress Hill, oh wait it is. The fact that I haven't heard this album but it was the same music I have heard before makes me think that the albums are just the same music.
Started strong, but the energy didn't stay. Unfortunately the first track was too good for the album and the drop was very much noticeable. The only other song apart from Take on Me that had any energy to keep me interested was The Sun Always Shines on T.V.
Wasn't BAD but just uninteresting after the banger of a start.
Unfortunately I listened to this album in two parts with like 2 weeks of pause in between, so I had kinda forgotten parts of the first half I had listened. Overall I like the sound of Jimi Hendrix and the style of music there was on this album. I could see myself listening to it again whole at some point.
After the first half of this long album I was not expecting anything anymore and was 100% just background noise to get it done. Then suddenly there was one positive surprise in the form of Little Red Lights that did light the mood up a little bit. Sadly it was the only lift up I felt during the album. I didn't hate it but felt that it lacked variety to justify the length.
Bad Company is a good song. The rest of the album is pretty mediocre though, nothing too exciting. Maybe they just wanted to have the song with the album name with the band name pop and everything else to be mid.
I liked the clean vocals in the first song, the more rocky vocals later on didn't strike me that hard and the music became quite average sounding rock. If they kept the style from the first song, maybe I had liked it more.
Very strange and psychedelic album for sure, but I did like the sound.
First impressions. This is EXACTLY the music that plays in a spanish themed restaurant and I would not be able to distinguish what the difference to a generic spanish sounding music would be. I don't dislike it but I don't have enough knowledge of music of this type to be able to separate it from generic "spanish sounding music". I don't hate it though.
Holy harmonica. Was listening to this while cooking and even the joy in that was reduced. I wonder how many more Bob Dylan albums I have to go through. Sad thing is, they all sound the same to me, nothing changes. Man and harmonica.
A pleasant listen, not sure if I would go listen to it again, but didn't mind it as background music. Nothing really stood out as memorable so will most likely forget about the album come tomorrow.
Listened during a hectic day. Worked in the background but did not manage to pull me from my focus.
I could have sworn I have seen the album cover somewhere before. I didn't recognize any of the songs though, so maybe not. I liked how the album contains a lot of genres and the "golden" age of nu metal really shows in some songs in this album. The song that stood out for me was Pardon Me. Don't feel like giving it a generic 3 since I think it was better, but it is a low 4.
I don't think I have ever heard this album before. Not the biggest fan of Foo Fighters, I don't mind them but it goes into the "passable radio music" category. This album was very average even in that standard. I don't know if the album meant a lot when it came out but listening to it now wasn't anything special to me.
It isn't my music style but the album felt very repetitive in the music side of things. Can't tell what the case with lyrics was since I wasn't focused on them.
Usually I haven't enjoyed the live albums here and especially of artists that I do not know or have no touch base with. This however was more interesting than the previous ones and I enjoyed the audience engagement in this, Music was pretty decent as well.
Fried ice cream is not a reality for me. Maybe I just don't like funk, but the songs just seemed to keep going endlessly, the instrumental play was nice at parts but also very repetitive in the other parts.
Couldn't wait for it to end. Just not my style music at all.
There were some really good tracks in the beginning, Porcelain and Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? to name a few. Towards tehe mid-end part of the album I felt the album slowed down a bit and I ended up liking it a lot less. Was about to drop the rating to 3 because of that after the strong start, but the last song was a beautiful movie like track and it bumped it back to 4 for me.
Is... Du Hast just a copy of Just One Fix..? That's the only thing I could focus in the song. Jesus Built My Hotrod was a good song, overall I did like the album as a fresh metal entry in this list since they are quite scarce.
Very chill electronical music and nice to listen to. Didn't have too much to elevate it to the next level but a pleasant listen regardless.
It was allright, had some "hits" I had heard before but nothing stood out too much.
