I appreciate how different this sounds and I am sure it was considered a very unique at the time. The idea of using dance beats for rap songs is also pretty cool which is way ahead of its time. At the same time I hate it.
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I have listened to this album multiple times before this suggestion. I really like Simon & Garfunkel to listen to while working, cooking, puzzling, etc.
Great CD, listened to it I would guess 30+ times
okay background music, reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen. Their biggest song is okay but the CD is very similar style throughout and not really my vibe
Good songs are great, rest are forgettable
Love the energy and feel like this album pushed many boundaries when it came out. Not all songs were winners and it was fairly long
Okay, very 80s. I didn't realize they were from Norway
Not for me, very modern sounding for 2014 and it sounds like the whole album was done by one person on a laptop
Way ahead of its time, some really good songs mixed in and I really like how songs jump between genres of punk, grunge, and some ska/reggae.
Album has some really good songs on it, super unique sound but not totally for me
Agree with review that the songs are more complex than the other music coming out in the mid-1970s. Can hear elements of alternative music in the songs which is a step in that direction, but on the early edge of things. Not a huge fan, but I recognize it was likely very different when it came out.
I appreciate how different this sounds and I am sure it was considered a very unique at the time. The idea of using dance beats for rap songs is also pretty cool which is way ahead of its time. At the same time I hate it.
Pleasant background music. I thought it sounded like it could be a video game soundtrack and the artist made multiple soundtracks before this album. It is somewhat repetitive and kinda boring, but I am sure it was revolutionary at the time.
Not great work music, somewhat repetitive
This is a slower style of Alternative that is less "punk" and not my favorite, but I see how this was pushing rock music forward at the time. Some good songs, but they blend together as there is a similar sound throughout the album.
Breathy rock, some what grungy. The top song from the CD is a nice change of pace in a playlist and catchy. This feels like an inspiration for Sufjan and other indie artists which came out in the early 2000s
Music is all over the place. Relax is a good song, but this album has some odd covers and is not cohesive from front to back.
Nice to listen through the full album. Enjoy their harmonies, a few really good songs
Not a fan of the music and not sure why. There is mixing sounds of Beatles style mixed with 80s power ballads. Music feels loud but none of the songs jumped out to me personally
The blues/roots mixed with Electronica is unique, multiple songs are 10 second segments repeated with different backgrounds and feels to me repetitive
I like the mix of instrumental music between the songs, but this CD I think falls flat more than I want. Maybe it is because I was listening to it in the gym, but the songs were slow and none of them jumped out to me as highlights when I finished the album.
I am learning that I am a fan of this old country music style. Never heard of this musician but enjoyable cd to listen through.
Enjoyed the album, nice mix of driving driving beats and Brazilian dance music mixed with "rhythmic groove", had no expectations and was impressed
It is pretty boring, their biggest songs are forgettable
Good arena power rock album with some great songs. Only 8 songs, but a few are repetitive
Very Indie sounding album and probably unique for 1969. I find it forgettable with no songs really standing out.
Enjoyed the blues, rock, 60s soulful album
Very 80s synth pop, not my favorite style but understand why it is included in the list
Great Blues Album
Classic Frank Sinatra album, some individual great songs, but I think this style is repetitive
Nice listening to it in the background, very cool story about the group
I sorta get it, but the slow R&B, echo rap singing is not for me. Cool for SZA to break through as a woman but difficult for me to get through the album
Somewhat forgettable album, I like the style but none of the songs stood out. I was expecting more as this was the first Bob Dylan album in the list I have gone through
I do enjoy instrumental/experimental CDs. Very Jazzy and enjoyable to listen to, unique compared to other albums I have gotten lately
Couple of great songs, 1980s punk CD. Enjoyed listening through it
Not a big fan of this style of rap, but enjoyed the album. The lyrics were more meaningful than other similar albums I have heard
Boring compared to other smiths albums. No songs stood out on 1 listen through
Unique, singer song-writer that feels quite modern. Enjoyable to listen through with a couple standout songs. Multiple songs feel like lullabies
Pretty good, I expect Bowie albums to be great. I think my opinion is clouded by my expectations, I will need to relisten in the future.
Glam Rock is unique and not really my favorite. The sultry talk singing can work with rhythmic rock behind it, but I dont think this style translates well to modern day. I hear how this is foundational for the continued push of music forward through the 70s and 80s
Never listened to the album and loved it. Couple of catchy driving songs, mixed with a few slow melodic others that have the band's unique sound.
Nice to listen to, but disjointed album as the songs do not have consistent structure.
Fun Bossa Nova album, not a lot stands out but this style has its place
Couple of stand out songs, but the album was long and I think the style sounds repetitive due to the length. Interested in other Led Zeppelin cds
Fun album, really like the melody of Killer Queen.
Blend of 80s and what I hear as 90s style. The mixing feels raw and I really like the sound. A few standout songs, and overall good listen
Interesting album to listen through, unexpected that this musician is also a voice actor in South Park. Good Soul album
A lot of energy and really enjoyed it. Not always in the mood for driving Jazz but fun album
Great
Great Western CD
I had medium expectations, and this did not meet it. Album is a hodge podge of style and sounds. I get that it is unique, but feels all over the place
Enjoy the energy, fun album
Better than other Beck albums, I am surprised I find it so boring
Fun and energetic, soul/funk with I feel like some disco style beats on some songs. I dont love it, but can understand why this was influential when it came out in the late 60s
I am not a huge Nirvana fan, nor do I love live CDs. The band sounds great, it just isnt my style
hugely influential for the time it came out, some of the style feels a bit over the top today, but I think the CD holds up very well
Can hear that this CD influenced a lot of later music, but is very raw at this point in 1979
The song Respect increases the rating
Super unique, I love the concept and this album is truly different from anything else I have heard so far. I wish the vocals were cleaner and the songs were more structured as I think they were all ballads that were quite long.
Great first song, boring cd
Did not like the louder more rock songs, but enjoyed the slower songs
Bridge sound between the 70s and 80s. I dont love the songs, but interesting to hear the transition/merge of style
Interesting album, very Rage Against the Machine in the mid 80s
I wanted to like it but really didnt
Good songs but his voice is rough