Nice live version of bb and band!
We want the funk!
Fun! Upbeat! Enjoyed!!
Interesting album during a down time for The Beach Boys career. Nothing outstanding to me upon first listen!
Music is ok, new to me band, not itching to dig deeper
Drums! I personally don’t listen to a lot of prog rock but enjoyed this album and may explore more of The Mars Volta in the future (added one song to Random Songs in my Head playlist on Spotify)!
I like that the album is based on a short story written by the lead singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala!
Enjoyable album if you like folk/country! Interesting selection of
writers/song selections! Linda Ronstadt sings backup on Shel Silverstein’s “Queen of the Silver Dollar”. A fun highlight for me!
2003 remaster album has a song titled Hank & Lefty, new to me and will revisit from time to time!
I’d welcome more music by Emmylou if in the mood for some twang!
Enjoyable reggae and you can never go wrong with 3 little birds! 🥰
Not my usual style of musical taste but I enjoyed this album and added Kracked to my Spotify playlist.
I learned about “noise rock” from Wiki while looking more into this band and tried to notice how the songs fit into that subgenre while listening to the album.
Enjoy and happy listening! 🙂
I’ve enjoyed the Beatles and know most of the popular songs due to listening to classic rock radio through the years.
That being said, this was a fun listen and there are a few songs on the album I don’t think I’ve heard before.
I recently attended a George Harrison Tribute show in DC (Jackie Greene, Steve Kimock and others) and was happy to hear Within you Without out which was played at the show. I recall one of my favorite bands (Tedeschi Trucks Band) covers this song as well and will revisit the cover soon!
The Beatles had a huge influence on musical history during and beyond their time as a band and I tend to appreciate learning more about music history and such!
Happy listening all!
New to band, gave the album two play throughs during work, no songs really stood out to me but I appreciate being able to explore the music and the bit of information I read on Wikipedia about the band, this album, and the lead singer David Thomas. Unclear if I’ll revisit this band personally.
Enjoying the sounds from the first song “Janie Jones”, not a huge punk listener typically.
Fast songs with a bit of 50/60’s oldies style, it seems.
Fun listen! I’d revisit this album and I’ve added 2 songs to my random playlist!
I’ll revisit this album as I enjoyed the instrumental sounds! Wasn’t able to look into much info about the band or album while listening this time.
New it me band! Easy listening album, lead singers voice and the musical sounds remind me of the Beatles. I added a couple of songs to my random songs list and enjoyed the album overall.
Happy listening!
Fast sounding punk album, not my typical selection but don’t dislike the sound! Recorded at Abbey Road Studios is a fun history tidbit! Not likely to revisit the album personally.
Quite a fun album for me as I tend to enjoy thrash metal! New to me band and I may explore more of their music in the future. I’m curious how much they were on Metallica and similar bands’ radar due to similar type music.
Happy listening!
I’ve enjoyed a good bit of Led Zeppelin in the past and this one is a solid album.
Kashmir & Bron-Yr-Aur are standouts for myself. I don’t tend to gravitate toward Led Zeppelin’s music these days for various reasons, however I do not discount their influence on many artists or rock and roll as a whole.
Happy listening!
Decent prog rock album to me, not a huge overran of Yes, but I did enjoy most of this album.
I’d like some of the instrumentals to be longer but that’s the jamband / improv fan of me coming out.
Happy listening all!
Enjoyable first listen.
I’m aware of Billy Bragg with his Mermaid Album / Wilco collab and enjoy California Stars immensely.
I’d revisit this album and possibly explore more of Billy’s work.
Happy listening all!
Interesting concept album from The Kinks. Last album to have the original kinks lineup was an interesting trivia note for myself.
Songs felt fairly quick and I was able to process some of the lyrics upon first listen. Not likely I’ll revisit the album itself or more of The Kinks music but I appreciate thee exposure and what I read about the album from Wikipedia.
Happy listening all!
Fun listen! I’m not aware of too much from Elvis Costello but I’d visit his work a bit more after hearing this album!
Red Shoes was a highlight for me from the album! Happy listening all!
Decent listen for today. I’ve heard most of these songs throughout my life due to classic rock radio and being familiar with Boston!
I enjoyed the bit I read from wiki about this album and what Bwck went through for these songs. The Golden Age & Lost Cause were highlights for me.
Unclear if I’ll explore more of Becks work but I enjoyed the opportunity and exposure to this album.
Sumthin’ wicked this way comes was a highlight for me. Enjoyed the album overall and may revisit some of TLC’s catalog in the future.
Happy listening all!
Punk isn’t a genre I gravitate towards typically, however I’m familiar with Bad Brains due to them being a DC staple. Enjoyed the album and may revisit Bad Brains work in the future. Interesting to me reading about all the ways Bad Brains influenced other artists and the impact this album had on the music scene.
Another punk album! Not super familiar with The Stooges work but enjoyed listening to this album while working on Friday. Raw Power was a stand out for me.
Happy listening all!
Rush!!! Enough said! Great album and enjoyed the listening while working!
Happy listening all!
I found out is a highlight so far and I’m familiar with Working Class Hero from Gov’t Mule/Warren Haynes.
Enjoyable album from Lennon and I’d likely go back to some of Lennon’s other solo work!
Quick punk album, nothing stood out personally to me.
New to me band but I was aware of the box tops and “The Letter” due to Joe Cocker.
Easy listening album and I’d explore more of their work.
Really enjoyed listening to and learning about all the musicians / producers that had a part in making this album. Somewhat familiar with Adele due to her popularity over the past 15-18 years or so and like what I know from her music.
Rolling in the deep, Set fire to the rain, & He won’t go were a few standouts for me.
I’ll probably visit some of Adele’s other work and will keep some of the songs from 21 in mind as good listens!
Happy listening all! 🥰
I enjoyed the 2nd album by ATCQ What! & Excursions were stand outs for me.
Familiar with Donovan from Season of the Witch, rest of the album did not particularly strike any chords with me.
Familiar with New Order due to Orgy’s cover of Blue Monday. This album was alright imo, nothing stood out overall but it was an easy listen while working on a Thursday!
Familiar with Hole but not aware of any particular songs. Easy rock n roll album to listen to, I’ll possibly explore more of Hole’s music in the future.
Not a huge grunge fan but I did grow up during the era so I’m well aware of Nirvana.
Plateau and Where did you sleep last night were standouts for me
Happy listening all!
Enjoyable listen! I know Spinning Wheel & You’ve Made Me So Very Happy and enjoyed the other songs.
Good bit of Jazz influence / sounds here. I’ll probably explore more of Blood, Sweat & Tears work in the future.
Bad Moon Rising, Green River, Lodi….all classic rock song and have listen to them many times! Great album overall! CCR never musically imo!
I think I’ll stick to the few popular songs by Fatboy Slim that I know! Not a fan of this album personally overall
Quite lovely of a listen, unclear what they are singing about but nice background noise while reading.
I’ll seek out the documentary as I’d like to know more about the album and how it was created.
Happy listening!
Enjoyable album of traditional songs. East Virginia, John Riley, & Mary Hamilton were standouts to me.
Interesting to learn Joan’s father had a significant hand in x-ray technology in the 1940/50’s.
Another CCR album! Sign me up! Travelin’ band, Lookin’ out my back door, Run through the jungle all great hits!
Happy listening all!
Solid album from the 80’s!
Nice listen on a Monday at work! Very 50’s sounding musically of course and In My Bed & Take The Box were standouts to me.
I’ll likely explore more of Amy’s catalog in the future!
Interesting new to me artist. No songs stood out in particular and wasn’t familiar with many names she has worked with while reviewing her wiki page.
Really enjoyed this album and will likely listen to more Chapman going forward.
She’s Got Her Ticket & Baby Can I Hold you were standouts for me.
Interesting to read how she was discovered and her journey with Brian Koppelman!
Happy listening all!
Not too familiar with Public Enemy before listening to this but I did enjoy the album overall and found the sampling information I read on wiki interesting.
The album art work in history and meaning is interesting to me as well.
Welcome to the terrordome & Fight the Power were stand outs to me.
Happy listening all!
Enjoyable listen! Sound of Silver & Time to Get Away were highlights for me.
Great album with a number of classic rock staples I’ve heard multiple times
Do you wanna dance??
Nothing stood out overall and I’m a TD bit familiar with the Byrds but don’t go out of my way to listen to their music
Interesting album and new to me artist. I enjoyed what I heard but none of the songs stood out overall at first listen.
I did find what I read on Wikipedia about Elliott Smith and his life interesting.
Seems he influenced a number of artists including Billie Eilish and Madonna, whom covered “Between the Bars”
Sad life ending story and seems to be another untimely death for the musical world.
I’ve listened to plenty of Eminem’s music through the years and this album was an enjoyable journey today.
Stan & Criminal were stand outs for me.
Happy listening all
Quite a fun album to hear during work yesterday (Monday) and Cosmic Dancer is a stand out for me.
Get it on (Bang a Gong) is a classic rock staple and I’ve heard it a number of times through the years.
I was pleased to see Rick Wakeman from Yes played on Get it on!
Happy listening all!
New to me music and wow what a fun ride!
Deceptacon pulled me in right away and I throughly enjoyed the information I read about this album on Wikipedia.
I’ll likely explore more of Le Tigre’s work in the future!
Interesting fact this is considered one of the first examples of punk rock!
I got you babe is an interesting cover and the rest of the songs were 3.5/4 out of 5 to me overall.
I liked reading more about the album on Wikipedia and think Dave Marsh may be a bit too harsh on his 0 star review haha!
Happy listening all!
Somewhat familiar with some of Culture Clubs music due to listening to pop rock radio through the years. This album overall did not stand out to me and I’d be hesitant to revisit personally.
I’ll stick with the popular hits for now although I did find parts of Boy George’s wiki page fascinating!
Happy listening all!
Stairway to heaven is on this album and if you are aware of classic rock in the past 40 years, you have likely heard this one multiple times!
One of my favorite Zep songs (Going to California) is on this album even though someone told me “it’s a chick song” once 😂
Great hits and overall an amazing album, however if you want to learn more about Led Zep, look into their history with blues music and their “own” songs.
Happy listening all!
