It's cool to have this documented in full, historically interesting and great recording quality for an old live recording. Still not a big fan of country music, though. Too many songs sound soo similar to my ears. Fantastically performed, of course, a derserved entry in the list.
Some of the songs feel timeless. I don't enjoy the vocals that much, however. The instrumental parts, however, are very good. Standouts on first listen: Spiders and Vinegaroons, You Can't Quit Me Baby und Walkin on the Sidewalks.
Clearly a historically very important album. Maybe because it was so influential, it just sounded a bit tired to me. Some songs did stand out: The Boxer and Cecilia. I will listen to those again, for sure.
Really not into this. It's not terrible, but generally not really interesting to me. I could never get into Bowie's work and this album doesn't change that.
Surprisingly buesy album. No real standout songs, sometimes the tracks go on for too long. But enjoyable rock musi overall.
Very much not my style. Just generally too much. Too much strings, too much choir, too much echo, too grandiose, too much whining, too much harmonizing.... Edison was my favorite, but will never listen to any of these songs again. Barely made it through.
Pretty simplistic, but also fun punk album. Not my favorite genre by any means, but this album is one of the best punk records I have ever listened to. Standouts: Mr. Suit, Strange, Fragile.
Spectacular start, one of my favorite Blues tracks. There are some more great songs here and overall this is just a fantastic Blues record. It is still Blues though and I really need to be in the mood for Blues to really get me. Today it worked.
Nothing the Beatles made is really bad, I guess. But this album may have been important and fresh at the time, not so much nowadays.
Very much of its time, still fun and the hits are still fun. Lyrically not very interesting, typical gangsta rap fair, but the flow and beats are often great.
I was never a fan of RHCP, listening to an entire album doesn't change that. As talented as (at least some of) the band may be, the songs don't really catch my attention. A few titles (the obvious hits, I guess) may be fun pop rock tracks, but overall it's just okay.
I am just not enough of a metal head for this and I like their later stuff much much better. Interesting to hear where they came from, but not for me.
Pretty uneventful. I enjoyed the first and last track, weirdly, though.
Just not for me at all.
It's okay, I guess.
Great variety of sounds and vibes, energetic but laid back, no song stands out as much as their mega hits from other albums, but I like this one a lot.
Fun album, feels much fresher than its age.
Fun album, feels much fresher than its age.
Now this is what I would have thought an early Beatles album sounds like.
The hits alone will make me come back, at least for those songs. Not everything on here hits for me, but I did enjoy most of it.
Some Jazz-ass Jazz. Driving, frantic, chaotic, yet musical and still super fresh. I have listened to this before and I will listen to it again. Am I always in the mood for an album like this? No. But when I am, it scratches an itch nothing else can reach.
Absolute classic, maybe a bit kitschy (at least to me), but overall a great listen!
Two bangers and a lot of filler for me. Maybe it is just nostalgia bias and I only knew the two hits before, but overall a mid album for me. If it wasn't for those two songs...
Not particularly bad, but particularly boring.
Really weird, but interesting. What a wild collection of songs.
This was surprisingly boring. Might listen to One again some time, but that's about it.
Absolute classic, super important, but there are musically more interesting versions of all the great songs on here. The old school production just does not offer the kind of variety of sounds and vibes that keep me interested for a whole album.
I had not heard of this band or this album before, but I am afraid I will also forget about them and this album tomorrow.
Suprisingly listenable, did not feel as old as it is.
Solid rock album. Nothing more, nothing less.
A fine album, but it did not really stick with me.
The first two songs got me good. One, two, cha cha cha, that's the way, aha aha, I like it. I don't know if I will ever listen to this again, but it was pretty fun.
Never heard of the band before, but this is pretty cool! This is the kind of album I was hoping to discover through this project.
I expected a dark and moody album, but was pleasantly surprised to find a solid synth pop album with strong 80s influence. Will likely listen to this again, some time.
Somehow the music by this band goes right over my head.
Super stylish music, really cool sound. The best Soul/R'n'B album I have come across in this project so far.
Cool album, but not my style.
Very well done, but absolutely not my kind of vibe.
I liked this a lot. Very reminiscent of The National, great sad Dad music.
Incredible Album.
Legendary songs, I don't know if I will listen to these specific versions again, but I will listen to these songs again, for sure.
Unfortunately, this album is super forgettable. None of the songs are particularly bad, but there isn't even a standout that may be worth a respin.
Unfortunately, this album is super forgettable. None of the songs are particularly bad, but there isn't even a standout that may be worth a respin.
Legendary album, no question that this is great, but also it is very much Dylan. No surprises, just classic singer-songwriter stuff.
Fun, energetic, maybe a tad too long.
As much as I appreciate the importance of Punk and that it's not dead, I'm too much of a square for Punk.
Cool music, but also not a standout.
Pretty cool Country music, but it's also Country music.
I am not edgy enough for this...
Abba never made good music.
While the sound hasn't aged super well (it sounds very much of its time), I still enjoyed this quite a bit.
Great songwriting, no question about it, but it is just sooo slooooowww....
Really cool proto-Heavy Metal album. I really enjoyed this, especially the clear connection to Heavy Metal's roots in Blues and Psychedelic Rock.
Freedom is an all time great song for me. The rest of the album also feels surprisingly fresh and varied.
Legendary album with production that does sound a bit too dated to make this a 5 star album.
Not great, not bad, I just don't have a lot of opinions about The Who. A few cool songs, but the whole concept album thing did not quite click for me.
The German accent was really distracting for me. Generally nice music, reading up on Nico it seems she was not someone who's art I want to spend time with, though.
This is one of those artists who clearly was influential and had great success, but today just sounds mid to me. In a live album context doubly so.
Fantastic album. Not all songs are hits, but there are a bunch and the album just feels like a cohesive package even though the individual tracks are so different.
Somehow I never consciously listened to The Kinks before and I think that needs to change.
Never heard of this one or this band. But this is pretty amazing. Sounds timeless, complex yet catchy and cool. Not necessarily my favorite style of rock music, but the influence this had on later bands is palpable.
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Elvis was a hero to most, but he never meant shit to me...
It all sounds so samey...
This is really cool. Feels almost timeless, effortless, yet delicate.
This is just not for me at all. Probably great music, but I cannot connect to it at all.
Amazing album with a distinctive sound. I enjoyed this very much, most songs are incredibly evocative and capture their mood wonderfully. Vedder's voice sounds perfect and complements the instruments fittingly. The only weird thing is that last song, but I guess I am just not artsy enough.
Unremarkable. Fine music, talented musicians, but nothing too special for my taste.
Some songs are fantastic, but other songs are unbearable to me. What a weird album.
What a wild album. I enjoyed the first track immensely, most of the actual funk songs fine and that last song is just very weird?
