not bad, favs were seasons of a hollow soul and Miss Chatelaine.
more a fan of the stereo album. my favs were happening ten years time ago and mr. zero.
really love this; vocals, instruments, etc. great summary of the genre of music I'm fond of. favorite tracks were dreams, the chain, you make loving fun and gold dust woman.
nice and calming but not really a big fan of it. would be best for a slow day but unfitting for one that went by quickly.
genuinely feels like the instrumental is mocking my ears no matter a track; the most decent I think is the Waltz of the New Moon and Three is a Green Crown (and maybe Nightfall), but in general, the album feels satire.
love it, idrc about its sensual themes, I just love the instrumentals; I find them beautiful and slow in just the right way. Perfect for a calm day.
really love the instrumentals and the vocals, might listen to more songs and albums by Aimee Mann afterwards. fav songs were: I Should've Known, Say Anything, Mr. Harris and I Could Hurt You Now.
really recommend.
Favorite instrumentals in an album so far. Love a good amount of songs here because of that. Perfect for long listens.
mostly noisy, not very much to my tastes, but not the worst. The tracks "Monkey Gone to Heaven" and "There Goes My Gun" aren't so bad.
not bad, but not exactly my taste, but still good.
not bad, I enjoy instrumentals like these. favorite track was Metal. would recommend only to synth lovers; I enjoyed listening to this while writing a small excerpt for characters to a story.
can't listen to "Magic Doors - Live" on Spotify. not entirely a fan of this style of music, especially when some songs had a different key/pitch from the singer and the instrumental. The Rip and Threads are pretty decent, though.
I quite enjoy Blue Orchid. the album's pretty alright, but not my favorite—I do see the potential, however.
I seriously love their vocals, and instrumentals too, they feel so calming and relating to me, as if my exact preferences in music were in one album.
Love the album so far. Cool and fun enough to recite alone or with others in spite of lyrics of heartbreak or lovestruck; each instrumental different from track to track. Favorite tracks are "I had too much to dream (last night)" and "Bangles".
The Toonerville Trolley was an unexpected ending to the album, with quite the goofy instrumental in terms of humor, but not bad.
not a fan of this, but again, not very much the fan of country; especially not the harmonicas.
placing the lyrics of most tracks, however contradictory to each other, to events following her death is quite tragic—the instrumentals are calm yet tense with emotion.
"Take the Box" is one of my favorite tracks, I would give this album a 3.5 out of 5 stars if possible.
"Show Me", "Poison Arrow" and "Many Happy Returns" are my favorites. Most songs resonate with me in a way that calms and unsettles me simultaneously. Genuinely not bad, pretty bittersweet; I love it.
Not bad, really. I enjoyed most of the instrumentals but the vocals weren't exactly my favorite in most songs—and some felt too extended despite my love for long listening. Favorite tracks were Keep on Movin' and Back To Life (However Do You Want Me).