It feels like I'm on a roadtrip in south America.
It's a mixture of hope that thrived in a simple environment. It's like the first sprout of spring. It's like lying in a field of daisies. It's like curious teenage years, sitting on the dance floor, enjoying the first prom you've ever had. You look up to the sky, and you feel like the stars are within reach... 'cause you're young and you're ambitious, and you're ready for anything.
What does this album feel like?
Rebellious teenage years wandering in a forest. Futuristic.
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Favorite song?
The Temples of Syrinx
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What stood out most?
The guitar solo is amazing. The voices are great.
3/5
The album that introduced me to rock.
Territorial Pissings and Lounge Act are my favorite tracks from this one.
Tracks I love: In My Times of Dying, Kashmir,
This is my first time listening to this album, doodododoooododododoooooo.
I love the song Make Up and how the tuba just goes "Du du du du 🥳" when Lou sings "we're coming out!"
Never liked jazz until I heard this album.
5/5
It was... unexpected.
Just not a fan of the horns.
It's just... so long.
I love the energy and the cover art, but a lot of these songs sound... unfinished. They end so abruptly.
3.5/5
Straight-up boring.
Still not used to 12-minute long songs, but they're great.
Interesting at first, but got annoyingly repetitive.
Not a fan of hip-hop, but it's better than what I have expected.
Perfect album to dance to.
I feel like a dad. Nothing memorable here.
2/5
Great jazz. Relaxing and beautiful, most importantly there's no brass in it.
Acceptable but boring as fuck.
2/5
This gives me a headache.
Beatles vibe.
