like how fast it starts, you jump right into it
very disco on sweet talking woman, and yet very ELO
love the horns on Across the border
slows down by Starlight
the album is kinda hopecore ngl
second half of Summer and Lightning sounds like The Joker by Steve Miller Band
Mr Blue Sky is just hopecore
holy shit nikad nisam slusao kraj od MBS, kad krene DUNDUNDUNDUN
the whale sort of sounds like what the 90's thought the internet would sound like, very futuristic in that regard
from retrofuturism to classic rock honkytonk on Birmingham Blues
love the vocal only part on Wild West Hero, before coming back to a sick guitar solo
album kinda ends abruptly-ish, but overall it went by so quickly, in a good way
uh what was that Anne Frank attic bar
nice bassline on ms jackson
why does this album have so many interludes
ok spaghetti junction is fire
S.J. so good it requires an interlude before AND after
b4 I cum is making me realize I can't relate to this album and therefore my experience is lessened
i figure this album requires more attention than I'm honestly willing to give
yeah honestly I felt nothing and the album barely entertained me the whole way through
finally a 40 minute album after two double LPs
I can't get over the vocals, I get they're genre defining and iconic, but it's not for me
Like the melody on What She Said
Second half looks much more promising with The Joke Isn't Funny Anymore and Nowhere Fast being tracks I like
Well I wonder continuing the track, but the rain sound at the end is making me wanna go pee
Again me with the bassline on Barbarism
Title track kinda makes the ending unceremonious, overall hit or miss album imo
i am only vaguely familiar with this record, excited for this one due to that vague familiarity
also the album cover matches my aura
15 seconds in ok I can tell ima like this one
curse my weakness towards blonde haired rocker chicks with an attitude
just fast paced enough
this album is just so quality, I didn't get bored of a single track
ooo movie soundtrack
I get a feeling this is one of those I heard before without hearing before and that's just part of the influence
i feel like pusherman overstays but that might just be my genZ cooked attention span
the instrumental is giving buddy cop movie chase scene energy, probably because it's called Junkie Chase
Is this album the reason chase scenes in those old movies have that sound?
Think Instrumental is amazing
ok I KNOW I heard the title track before
very entertaining, I feel cultured for having listened to it
oh hell yeah this appeals to my 60's careless non-drafted american nomad fantasy which will never happen
not crazy about these slower paced tracks but it might be just me right now
wth are they doing on Down by the River, I was expecting the track from baldurs gate not this absolute shredding
why does running dry sound so much older than the rest
I was expecting a much higher tempo album from the opening track, overall I might just not be in the mood for it right now yet I must rate it
from one album where I only know the main single to another
the first track becomes funky outta nowhere
what is that saxophone jezus
EWTRTW still sounds futuristic and yet so very eighties 40 years later
Ironically I don't really want to listen to Listen
the last album should have been a 3, this is a solid 4
Thoroughly impressed by the whole album. I always was told Jimi Hendrix was important but now I hear it. He feels like he just goes out and channels all the gods of music into his performance. Hats off.
first album from this that I have no idea who the band or the album is or any of the songs on it
2 tracks in this album sounds like my dream wife would be deliberating whether this was her favorite album or something from oasis
or like, something from blur, britpop in general
getting a bit of (midwest?) emo from this too ngl
uh is there gonna be music in this outro? - oh there is
and the hidden outro is the best part of the record
Immediately after this I went into The Invisible Band and that one just impressed me more, sorry but this is meh
now this is something totally different
barely started and I already feel woefully underqualified to rate this
feels neoclassical in a way, like a modern building with Corinthian pillars
i could do without the random man-noises starting around the 7 minute mark, but such is the nature of the live album
as if I didn't want to get a piano before this :c
i might not be musically literate enough but what part of this is jazz apart from the improvisation? goes to show how against preset genres in music I am
kinda lost me in part 2, and I feel this needs to be enjoyed live/on vinyl/focused (neither of which I did), but overall you can still sense the virtuosity given the context that this was entirely improv and the troubles they had recording it
I've been writing notes but honestly I've fallen so in love with this record I'll write an actual review. I get the Bob Dylan hype, this is hopeful, it's depressing, it's rock n roll, it's blues, it's country, it has plenty of harmonica. It's the first record from this app that actually gave me inspiration to make some music of my own.
tho this is the 2nd record from the 60's i've rated 5/5 so far, so I might be a hidden boomer despite being roughly a third of the age of this record
