Interesting ambiental music for the early evening hourse before the club gets packed. The messiging is extremly cynical but a nice entry into the NSK state subject.
Best of rock n roll. Each song a banger. 10/10
Witness and Ill Kiss You are awsome and She Bop is sort of groovy
The Only One, Too Afraid to Love, Sinister Kid, Unknown Brother, These Days Keep My Name Outta Your Mouth are worth remembering.
There were a few songs that were "lame" but most are worth runing in the background for a blues/Rock themed session(Everlasting Light, Im Not the One, Never Gona Give You Up, Howlin for You, Long Gone, Chop and Change, Black Mud I&II, Tighten up ) . 9/10 (upon second listen)
Seed King with the epic lod intro guitar solo into a quite piano then returning to the Hard Rock guitar sound.
Bloodsucker with the David Coverdale screems and classic Deep Purple guitar riffs.
Child In Time needs no commenting.
Fight of the Rat sounds like the mother of Iron Maiden and 80% of their songs
Into the Fire a "marching" hard rock song and the first to not wau on the album
Living Wreck Daves singing and the iconic Deep Purple riffs and rythm
and incredible solos
Hard Lovin Man awsome solos back to back with a little bit of screamin/singin.
10/10 all timeless HardRock bangers
A relaxing Jazzy R&B
Better than casual lofi radio but nothing out of this world
8/10
A classic. Loved it in my youth... but now the vocals tend to sound bit outdated and while the guitar is good it is somewhat basic trash metal.
To Live is to Die sounds fresh with a memorable intro and melodies and riffes that dont souund overplayed since it has no vocals
Dyers Eve has very little vocals and is more of a classic trash metal
Blackened is the best of the ones I listend over and over again , from this album.
Excelent mix of Blues , Swamp Rock and Psychedelic Soul
The whole album is a vibe start to finish.
Have to listen to it resting by a body of water!
A sad album, slightly disturbing.
We Carry On is the first song I wished to note, while others were not poor in quality they made me feel disturbed.
Cruel by Public Memory came in after the album and is the immediately much more relaxing from the whole album
The instrumentals and her voice are great but her lyrics and art direction in general not my cup of tea.
Easy E style raping with R&B elements and more cheerful jingles.
The more refined classy tunes are fine but a lot of the less refined songs that are more hiphop oriented really dont sit well with me. While I can see how infulential it was it didnt age well for me.
Songs that I would maybe like to hear again are:
Inner City Mama (well rounded groovy tune)
Outre Risque Locomotive (very 80s but good lyrics)
So Here I Come (Vibe makes up for simplicity of rap, instrumental is unique)
Some great elements but she habitually goes way too experimental and corsses into childishly anoying.
I think 95% of her songs shouldnt make it out of the studio.
Its Better This Way was the first song to catch my attention.
The whole album is monotone although the opening song (Arrogance gave him up) is an instrumental and while a bit chirpy is also worth a listen.
Same for the Nothinginsomethingparticular instrumental.
The Room We Sat in is the only other song differing from the rest of tha album with a slight Metal taste.
Their later album sounds bit more rich/diverse but still all in the same style other artists do a song or two in and not a whole career.
Keith Jarrett sounds awsome, and while he has disdain for this, most famous solo jazz album, I found it wonderful to listen to and not overly repetative.
I would love to listen to more of Keith Jarett.
