Solid album.
Generic 80s brit indie rock sound.
Complex enough arrangement, and somewhat happy vibes.
they have enough albums in here, not going to bother with a live album.
Nice vocals and guitar.
Some good songs, some forgettable.
Solid album still.
quite pop-y. kinda fun.
You can get the iconic "beatles" style here.
nothing really stands out or anything. But I can see why this is in the list. So a 4, normally a 3.
Also TIL, there are A LOT of beatles albums in this list.
Reggae classic.
Social commentary with happy background
was surprised to find war pigs cover in there.
interesting listen, was a mix of genres.
Classic soul. Great album.
didn't know this band.
reminds me of MGMT and the 2000s inde rock/pop.
some songs are banger.
This is an interesting band.
I didn't like a single song from them enough to add to my "liked songs" but the album as a whole was a great vibe.
nice, would never have come across this if it wasn't for this list.
not my genre though.
great album. iconic.
Though, some songs just fade into the background.
What's going on is a classic!
retro wave vibes.
I didn't realize I already knew some of these songs as classic "80s" songs/samples.
breezy oldtimer album.
simple but effective.
I don't know. I generally have mixed feelings about this band. But
60s simp pop? Ehhh okay. I guess it was a product of it's time.
Don't know. There was some nice singing segments but was a little too chaotic for most part
One of those "you have to separate the art from the artist"
dope production.
Sounds like U2. Pop rock.
Had fun listening. Works great as background because I didn't realise sometimes where one song ended and the next began.
Not great. Not terrible.
mildly interesting
So much noise.
I've heard about this band but never paid attention. Glad I got it recommended.
songs kinda sound the same, and the album sounds like eccentric beatles.
nostalgia album about rural nostalgia.
didn't mind it, probably won't listen again. was interesting enough.
Are they the most underground popular band?
I like the ambient layering in this album. But as with noisy ambient songs in general, I don't think I can listen to 1 hour of this.
Solid album, definitely a 4 because of its significance.
I also don't think there should be 5 albums of Radiohead in this list.
sounds fun
People complain about how cliche it is, but cliches are cliches for a reason.
This album is a mood. Makes sense find it on this list.
Bro sure was rambling. Got a chuckle out of me with the bedbug one.
Was a whimsical listen.
I mean it's THAT Simon Garfunkel Album.
groovy, got to give the album that.
feels like a "concept" album with the complexity, and parts of it felt too much.
enjoyed parts of it.
medieval bard core
glad I came across this album
the kind of exploration I expected from this list
very fitting of the time. I like some of their other albums more though
meh.
Thought the other album was better
TIL white soul is a genre.
Beautiful vocals. But except for that one song, most songs feel "derived"
peppy album, was enjoying it until I got to the guitar part.
Good find. I've only come across Brian Eno in ambient scenes. Was surprised to find a rock album from him. Some songs good, some meh.
corny af
but, I have to say - some songs had good background.
typical Smiths album - nothing really stood out.
some songs great, some rambly. probably needs a more focused listen to appreciate the lyrics.
iconic nu-metal. But god does it get exhausting after like 40mins
never heard of them before.
surprisingly good. But the 2nd half was a chore.
great album. loved it. but I feel it it needs another listen.
I am giving it an honorary 5.
Not the Roxy music I know (example, Avalon).
More experimental? B- for the effort ig
I love - Into My Arms. And I generally like the broody vibe of this era.
But I never noticed how some of these songs sound quasi Christian until now.
I like white stripes more. This was meh, and somewhat weird.
"Freedom at 21" - proper divorce-core. what was that lyrics XD
I like the story telling
generic british garage rock of 00s
RDR vibes
I didn't pay much attention to the lyrics in some songs, but country is not my jam.
Seems like an important album though.
almost features in a white noise for focus playlist
I like shoegaze / post-rock kind of distortions in general, and I know m b v, never knew this album, and not sure if 3 of their albums deserve to be here.
So I'll hold off from a higher rating for the album I like more.
Couple of good songs. Great voice.
Don't feel strongly about this one.