This hurts my ears maybe heavy metal/punk rock/whatever genre this is isn't for me. Then again the target demographic is like mid 40s white guys and lesbian teenagers so... Solid 2 not for me
I don't understand anything but it also sounds gas so who cares, its getting a relisten later for sure. It kinda drags at the end but the first half easily makes up for it. Killer Queen is definitely going in my playlist. I haven't really listened to that much Queen, and I can't wait to see how they develop after this.
I mean there are a couple of songs I like, but I feel like this is too, I don't know how to put it, hipster for me. It's probably not for me, I'm too young, but it is listenable at least
These uncs in their mid 40s complaining about trap and mumble rap while listening to this. Some songs do go hard though. Favorite Songs: Hear Comes your Man, Monkey Gone to Heaven, La La Love You.
I did not expect to like this as much as I did. I'm not sure whatever genre this is but I want more of it
nice acapella, if a bit forgettable. I'd probably relisten to it as a road trip album
I don't like country
Not as bad as I thought it would be judging from the cover
I don't get it but it sounds cool I guess. I feel like I've heard it from ready player one or something? It's an interesting concept but not one I'm like fully into. Also fuck Ayn Rand
Good but way to dragged out. Would be a 4 if it was shorter
Why is it so damn long. Also it's just kinda boring you know, but at the same time so noisy. Maybe I want something without a guitar for once.
Does an album need to be perfect to get a 5? Because while this album is pretty dragged out in my opinion, it's still an amazing indie rock/indie pop record. Like I'm not sure what else to say, I think this is going to be a relisten for me in the near future
Even diddy's ad libs can't ruin this album. Still what is that interlude. What is that ending to Respect as well.
It's like blues and country but it's... good???
It gives the vibes of a high school student in a Midwestern suburbs in the 2000s. A bit of melancholy, a bit of innocence and regret, and it has a certain charm that I can't describe. And that's why I love this. I did not expect me to like it, but I want to check out this band's other projects
Just a fun little rock album with no skips. Nothing much else to say
This has some of the highest highs in any of the projects I've listened to this far, I love Thirty-Three so much. But... it's also two hours long and drags in a lot of places, unfortunately. Still, I get the hype and understand why so many people love this
An album so bad the ad breaks were a relief for me. Everything about this album is bad, the flow of the rapper is bad, the features sound like they were rapped by a five year old, the beats are garbage truck noises, there are literally zero redeemable qualities to this album. And the lyrics, oh the lyrics. Like I could freestyle better than this guy can rap, and I don't even know what to say about the actual content, it's like he tries to make a concept album but he has no concept other than being a broke British boy. Never pass the English the aux if this is what they put out. And the accent, while I know he can't control it, becomes grating after listening to it for an hour. How did this get on the list, how do critics actually like this. I genuinely can't comprehend how somebody can think this is good when it's just a bunch of nonsense. If this is underground music then we should keep it there
I'm not sure if I can properly rate this as this is my first ska album and I've never really listened to anything like it but it's pretty interesting and there are some songs I like.
