Classic blues. I knew the first song but not the others. Its fun to know where the song will go even though they are new to me and to also listen to a full album. There's of "noise" that is different from my typical music so that is a fun difference.
Wow! I am totally delighted by this album. I love the power ballads with "different" instruments. I'm so used to classic rock being either guitar hero/queen, ccr, led Zeppelin type bands, but apparently king crimson helped to launch og rock and be a subgenre new to me that is totally up my alley!
Not my style of music, but done really well. Beautiful deep voice
I love those album. So many fun and classic songs. So glad this is a part of the project. The bass (along with all the other instruments ) in foreplay/long time is one of my favorites.
This is fine. Jump is a classic, but there's nothing special about it. Not really memorable.
I liked this! Good ballads and fun instruments. Not as crazy as crimson king.
I don't think I've listened to a Bowie album all the way through before, I just know the (many) more popular songs. It was done well!
I am pleasantly surprised at how much I liked this album. Each song further lured me into enjoyment. Reminds me of 4 non blondes. Creative lyrics (that I actually listened to!)
Powerful words. I appreciated the different vocals and beats
The first half of the album was very nonspecific. The latter half had more famous songs that were honestly just okay.
I like music that has "noise" when it is energetic and purposeful. This is...music put in a blender. The amount of guitar screeches alone was nails on a chalkboard. There was one song that sounded like it had other instruments, and that was a very meh okay.
I enjoy talking heads a lot. I think this album really shows off all the different instruments (including the voice as an instrument). Ironically, I think psycho killer is the least talking heads-esque song. I haven't listened to this album as much as others, though.
This was fine. Background music that sounds like movie background music, so that fits the description. But not anything I'd seek out.
Classic. Drums high quality. Voice high quality. Guitar high quality. Though the more famous songs were the more energetic songs that showcased things better.
I can see why this is influential, but it's just not for me.
I'm not a metal head. This was okay.
Grungy. Middle school me would've loved this, but without the nostalgia it's just okay
I really enjoyed this. There's a lot more to Stevie Wonder than isn't she lovely etc. Easy to listen to (outside of the courtroom interlude).
Generic r&b with Christian vibes. Not my taste.
I enjoyed it, but the songs got repetitive and the constant falsetto got old.
Background noise. But good background noise. I don't think I'd listen again, but I didn't dislike trying it out.
Not bad, but definitely twangy and got old after 3 songs.
It was background music to me, so I didn't listen that carefully to assess if it was "good" background music.
Lots of meaning, made into a musical for a reason. I didn't realize so many of the songs were paired together.
I realize I don't like endless high pitch guitars and/or brass that sounds like there is something I need to tend to in the room or traffic. This album has both. Though I can't deny the skill and influence this has.
I enjoyed this. I knew of massive attack from teardrop. It is good to listen to but I might not actively pick it.
The flow from one song to the next. The instruments. Very dynamic sounds. I loved it!
This is a jazzy, YouTube meme-ish, laser tag kinda music. But I still liked it.
Maybe this is controversial, but it is just okay. There is a lot of mumbling/quiet that makes it hard to decipher good quality vs spaghetti on the wall. And it's either so mellow or occasionally active it doesn't jive together. But it is influential.
So this is where the lime in the coconut cane from. Nothing else to take home.
Start 80s new wave. Good.
This was fine. Eady listening but nothing to write home about.
I'm torn. I love power ballads. Geddy Lee's voice belongs with Rush. But I don't think I'd choose to listen to a full album of it. Micro doses (even if the first "song" is 20 minutes) is preferable.
I normally don't go for live albums. It was funny having the overview of the live recording at the start. I know the style of singing had to be a certain way to be captured on recording and that's what gives it the extra old timey sound. It was good and true to what I'd expect for this music!
I know this is an influential album. It was nice to hear songs outside of Bad Moon Rising. I thinks generally done well. It's just not my jam.
I enjoy the white stripes. Do I think this is musically good? Not particularly, it has a loooot going on with minimal cohesion. But I like it so it gets 4 stars.
This album is true to what it is: punk, noise rock. There are aspects I find okay, but the occasional sound of my phone buzzing or loooong interludes of quietness is a real drawback.
So horny. Delightful for all the energy.
The hits are good, but the rest just didn't lure me in.
I'm really not into her voice.
I disliked a song, I liked a song, I disliked a song, I liked a song.
For a plain ish singer, it was impressive the number of different instruments used
I think this is the best "background noise" type album yet. I might also be influenced by being pleasantly surprised at the not scream-o. I still wouldn't choose it.
This surely was 90s pop cosplaying 60s music. But that's not the genre I like.
I'm not a country person, but I guess if I had to pick, I like the Willie isn't "truck and beer" or conservative country.
I think I rated the first album of his I heard higher our if novelty. Now, I'm over it and not into the poetic slow nature.
You mean this isn't the b-52s? I liked birthday. The rest was okay. I guess it is of the era, but not necessarily something I'd seek out.
