This is the first album on this long, LONG journey that I started with this whole thing. I’ll try to journal as best as I can, hopefully everything I feel and notice. I just realised that even if I listened to one album per day (which lets be honest; won’t happen), this will still be a project that spans 3+ years. But I don’t want to stop, I’m trying to be faithfull with myself.
The Album: typical early 2000s instruments and vibe, I found it a bit boring – probably because I listened to a lot of other song from this era. But still the last few songs on the track managed to catch me, they all had very interesting switch ups rythmically and genre wise, I liked it’s boldness. 6/10
Honestly still iconic and nostalgic at the same time. Reminds me of my mother, how she faired heartbreak with two toddlers on her arms. This whole album is about the female strength that keeps one going after however big of a fall. Not just musically important, but kept a whole generation alive.
Again classic. I will have to broaden my vocabulary by the end of this project, because I’m running out of positive words. I had Wild Horses on a loop today, I know it’s basic now because of TikTok – but I don’t care. It’s just simply the best feeling, it’s like I’m a hippy in a roadmovie when I listen to it.
could say a lot about but i dont have the time. it was decent, and i appriciate it’s value in the 80s
Ah loved it. It felt rich, complex and so elegant! Flowed through my ears like champagne🥹🥹
While listening to it, I imagined myself as a young socialite in the roaring twenties – or fifties New York! Again, just loved it
lovely, this was his funny era
didn’t have half the mind to listen to it. im constantly worrying about my finals, constantly studying - and this album just couldn’t put me in the mental flow wich i require in this period. felt like a jolly cowboy in a tarantino movie, at another time in my life it might be nice to revisite this. im also not a huge rolling stones fan, even if i liked sticky fingers this was just too much mick jagger in two weeks.
again rock! i like it but only if it’s occasionally administered into my system. Leave me alone please. It was a good album, iconic songs on here as well, I’m just not the best person for this🥹
I already listened to some songs on this album, so it was wasn’t that difficult. But by the power of God - if I get one more american or british rock/punk/manly album, I’m going to crash out
As a percussionist myself, I really appreciated all this bongo and it was also a very nice background music for studying. But that’s the keyword - background. I prefer music that has a narrative, or at least some versitality and as such, this album for me was a bit underwhelming. I can see how maybe someone would sample this for another something, but I have heard far more interesting beat/transative/tribal music than this.
I have listened to this previously, and I still love it☺️
another album and creator ive been loving for years now! still slaps
As a percussionist myself, I really appreciated
very experimental compered to her previous hits. i would say that slower and stronger rithms suit her voice better where she has to hit long notes. this was the point of her madness, i can still remember that iconic concert clip of her haha.
i wonder what happened to her behind all of this
suprisingly good? i was scared at first, in my head i thought - not another white guy singing classical-ish rock in the 2000s. but it was good, it was playful and deep
suprisingly good? i was scared at first, in my head i thought - not another white guy singing classical-ish rock in the 2000s. but it was good, it was playfull and deep
not my cup unfortunately
absolute bullshit and i, weirdly enough, loved it
have listened to it previously, so im going to rate this based on my opinion about the whole band
eggman is still one of my favorite songs ever and no wonder so many artists sampled parts from this album, creativity is just overflowing
