Catchy electronic pop-rock. Not my usual listening style, but I can see why people like it. Well produced and thought out.
Cool funky music. Some nice catchy songs and some really smooth rhythms.
Melodic and catchy songs. Really enjoyed the songs, though didn’t really pay too much attention to lyrics.
I really like this album. A lot people commented saying that Foo Fighters in general is generic but it’s just rock/alternative music, it sounds like that. It’s nothing groundbreaking or revolutionary but it’s enjoyable.
Super solid opening and then the rest of the album sounds like see Emily play by pink Floyd sung by the Rolling Stones on repeat. Not saying it’s bad but it gave that vibe and was hoping the rest of the album was like the first song. Very particular vibe
This sounds like if that one theater kid in high school got his wish for making a musical but had the grammatical skills of a second grader.
A couple of good songs, the rest is just guitar noise with voice sounds. In that realm it’s quite punk but some songs just aren’t good. Good songs carried the album.
The drugs are very evident in this one. Syd got caught up on the fact that he could make his guitar sound like a chicken that he forgot to think about if he should. I can also see where don’t hug me I’m scared got inspiration from for some of their songs. Some songs aren’t bad but they’re very dated and don’t hold up. I’m glad it got the traction that it got, however, because it paved the way for what followed from them. And knowing the other albums very well makes me rate it lower since the others are so so high.
I’m not a fan of hip hop that much and the little I listen to is more modern, but this was quite nice. There were songs that weren’t for me but I could vibe with others. I liked the samurai story theme but I wish it was better incorporated. Maybe it was but I didn’t pay attention to the lyrics enough. Overall not bad.
This was a strange album for me. I was rocking with it and then it just started to make me feel anxious. I don’t know at what point the songs started to sound like just a bunch of sounds but I did really like here comes your man and monkey go to heaven.
One thing that I’ve noticed from listening to all of these albums is that there are bands whose songs are just noise. Though Nirvana does just have noise, they know when to dial it and when to drop it. They control that grunge sound really well without it sounding like a headache of noise. Endless, Nameless is a good example of this. I also think this album would be super fun to play the rhythm guitar part for.
Good music, nothing revolutionary.
It’s really interesting and different, but some things aren’t very pleasant to listen to. Hip hop isn’t my type of genre either so I’m trying not to be hating. It definitely stands out among hip hop that I’ve heard but it leans into a lot of just random sounds for its songs, like a lot of albums on here I’ve noticed. The album does have its moments with some nice rhythmic instrumentals and classic hip hop type of songs but those odd ones really do stand out. It’s ultimate down fall is that it tries too hard to be revolutionary
Good music, I like the vibes but it really doesn’t do much else. It really just faded into the background while I did other things and nothing stuck out. The whole album feels the same, which is nothing bad but worth mentioning. Overall not bad.
