I've heard of Arctic Monkeys before, so great start!
'Perhaps Vampires Is A Bit Strong But...' and 'You Probably Couldn't See For The Lights But You Were Staring Straight At Me' are my favourites.
I really like 'Painter Song' and 'Nightingale'. Very relaxing and the melodies were very sweet. Norah Jones's vocals are beautiful.
"991 Is A Joke", "Welcome To The Terrordome", and "Fight The Power" are my favs. Not really into the rap genre sadly but loved listening to this piece.
"991 Is A Joke", "Welcome To The Terrordome", and "Fight The Power" are my favs. Not really into the rap genre sadly but loved listening to this piece.
Not too crazy about this album. Can't really tell you why??? I can see the value and the quality of the performance is undeniable however, I just didn't get ***into it I guess. I like Black Sabbath, this album isn't the one for me though.
Changes is iconic though so yeah...it's BARE MINIMUM good. No lower.
Glad I listen to it again because I found it way more enjoyable on this listen.
Not really the target audience for this artist but still had lots of fun.
The most unique one by yet. Really relaxing and 'close to the hear' kind of vibe.
Really liked then last song "String Reprise/Treaty"
Still not really my thing. Probably give this another listen.
Not really my thing. Will note that it's still enjoyable and its crazy this was produced in 4 days.
Appreciate the smooth melodies and relaxing somber tone. My least favourite because it really just isn't the type of music I listen to.
Funny to listen to album. Songs I wouldn't really listen to regularly but I really fuck with the vibe for most of songs.
Enjoyable listen! FUN!
I think I'm too caught up on the story of the album because it's super fucking creepy. Enjoyed the instrumentals and can see myself having this on in the background while doing something else.
The artist is a bit ****interesting too. Very influential not only in France but other artists outside the country (don't know any of them though :/ ).
Guy likes them young.
No vocals at all. Only very smooth and relaxing South African jazz music.
I think I'll use this album as something to listen to while I work on school projects.
Ver gud!
Oliver's Army was catchy but had a bit jump scare there.
Album is a good listen to but not my thing. Don't remember anything of the guy but only remember his unique singing voice.
Really liked Freedom, Break, A Day At The Races, and I Am Somebody.
Break was the one I fucked with the most but I think A Day At The Races is my overall favourite.
I think this is Alternative Hip hop? I need to familiarize myself with more music genres and sub-genres.
Very trippy music. "Neo-Psychedelia" to be specific. By far the strangest album so far on the list. Really liking it though. The kind of music I'd listen to if I were to take any drugs.
"Movin' on Up" is probably the most normal song on the list.
"Slip Inside This House" and "Loaded" are super good!
Have to listen to the other music not available on Spotify. The song named the same as the album is not available wtf?!?!
Love the mixture of genres included in the album: punk, ska, reggae, soul, funk, blues, hard rock, and heavy metal.
A lot of fun songs in this album. Ma and Pa, Deep Inside, and Slow Bus Movin' were my favourites.
Very atmospheric music; specifically science fiction.
Such a vibe and I appreciate what it provides. Metropolis is my favourite.
I'm so dumb; I didn't know this band had Courtney Love as the lead singer.
This is alternative rock and grunge(don't really know what this means) music
Really like this album a lot. The debut song is probably my favourite in the album which isn't surprising since it seems to be their most successful song.
Not really a country guy. Not at all a country guy actually.
So this album was doomed from the start for me.
If there's some great and amazing context I'm missing here then that sucks. I just don't like country music.
I do like the Las Vegas song.
Once again...I don't like country.
I really like the first song in the album "Oh What A World".
Not too sure what the genre but nevertheless it was a good listen.
I really like the long rifts after the lyrics/singing is done. It's like a little epilogue trip. Neat!
I can't really describe the feeling but this album loves to *keep on drifting* forwards when words stop. I really like the vibe I guess.
I like the description from Spotify: "Heavy and slow..."
I'm more of a fast metal kind of guy but I still have appreciation for the pace that Killing Joke employs. I'm discovering a higher appeal to these kind of tracks I wouldn't give a second thought to because of this OAD challenge and I'm happy for it. I can imagine myself never giving these tracks a chance. I wonder how many songs are out there that would be my absolute kind of music that I won't know because they start and build upon a pace I don't generally listen for. Like A Friend by Pulp is an example of this. One of my absolute favourite pieces of music with a pace and build up is wouldn't immediately gravitate to.
Killing Joke isn't my cup of tea or can of diet soda but it's making think about how I should be treating music and taking chances when discovering new albums.
Will slowly listen to this album. There's a lot (69, shweet).
Like the guy's music a lot. Very iconic. Album was very 'making love' focus with I think has a women moaning with pleasure in one of them? lol.
Very good stuff.
Not the biggest fan of the genre but it was a nice listen.
Really nothing about it I didn't like. Found the introduction of old samurai movie samples being introduced into the tracks. At least I think they were old samurai movie samples.
Really enjoyed the album. Has almost exactly what I look for in music.
I think Hero is my favourite.
Sweet and Tragic. Orchestral type if music with incredible vocals. NOT ON SPOTIFY! Buuuu isssss fiiine.
Enjoyed it.
Very smooth and lovely to the ears. Nina Simone is beautiful to listen to. Lilac Wine is my favourite.
David Bowie is David Bowie so its good.
Had it on working on some assignments so it helped me cruise through it.
I don't listen to Radiohead as often as I should. I need to fix that.
Not my thing. 18 minute song! woahz
I mean...its Master Of Puppets...it's great :D
A very fun and groovy listen. I could listen to this often.
Really enjoyed Our House a lot. Not so much into country rock but these guys seem pretty alright to meet my tastes.
All atmosphere, vibes, and imagination. Loved it.
Really loved listening to Crystalised and Islands.
Great album to follow Justice.
More of a 3 star than a 4. Similar-ish to the last two albums. Black Mirror was a great listen though.
Stevie Wonder is great but this album isn't to my taste. Maybe theres some context behind the album Im missing which would increase my appreciation but again, its just not my taste.
I do really like Too High.
Paul McCartney like...its Paul McCartney.
Swell :)
