the album had nice punk-pop upbeat energy, but the white girl music in it was more then prominent.
in my opinion, its a great album with interesting ideas that can appeal both to great audience through the pop influences and also demanding listeners, through its tasteful blend of pop and punk
the album is not for my casual listening but i can see myself listening to it on a 80s party
the album has a typical "oldies" style rock with a sprinkle of modern elements of rock. the base for the sound is classic rock'n'roll and the C C6 C7 progression. my favourite would be get it on, for the movement and energy
i can see myself listening to this with my grandpa in late summer or early autumn.
even though Im not into rap, the rap rock genre is amazing! I love the flow of it, the heavy hiphop beats and just the overall energy. the rock is more of an acdc type.
not all of the songs are raprock, though. the most notable are rhythimn'n'stealin, fight for your right and no sleep till brooklyn
its a mix of late beatles style and early queen music. i can olso hear a bit of elvis presley there. the album is not amazing, though.
it's the kinda of overwhelming jazz. solos are kinda semi-random, but the vibe is good
psychydelic album, with a ton of distortion, repetition and overall weird sounds. on the other hand, it has interesting effects on psychique...
disco-pop album. it has nice drive and melodies, sometimes it's too repetetive. it has a combination of disco, pop, african-american things and western stuff
good, alternative blues/rock/nroll album. has a great vibe and movement. I expected something more psycho from hendrix, but that's my bad
good 90s rock album. it has a lot of new influences and I could hear it at a teen party in 2005
the wall by pink floyd is a masterpiece, in my opinion
all the songs, the story inside the album, just perfect
but it can not be listened to in background, you need to focus, at least a bit, to enjoy it
the whole album has not-so-changing reggea groove. I dont mind that, it suits the style and the vibe
the whole album is like pure reggea straight from cuba. guitar chop on the offbeats and grooving bassline under light drums and slow, relaxing tempo
i can imagine listening to this album quite late in summer in 40˚C beside a pool, lake or a sea under a palm tree
hm, disco for white americans of bowie's era. I was expecting more, but it was quite dissappointing
the usecase would be a late dinner for my mother's friends
imagine a jazz pianist, hip hop drummer and crazy saxophonist with a rap gang. the overall sound of the album is good, like a classic rap
