This is such a beautiful, haunting peace of music. My favourites were Introduction and At The Chime Of A City Clock. My least favourite was Poor Boy.
Very groovy, I like the rhythms. It is, however, not my taste. I didn't hate it, but I wouldn't choose to listen to it again. My favourite was Lonesome Suzie, my least favourite was Caledonia Mission.
I'm not a fan, sorry. Frank Sinatra can sing really well, I just don't like this kind of music.
I don't mind this, I like the retro rock vibe. It is very 'of it's time'. That said, the tracks do blend together somewhat, not in a cohesive way, but in a 'wait it's been four songs already, I thought it was just one really long song' kind of way. Slightly bland. The lead singer has a very listenable and smooth voice, I like it.
I loved this so much. Favourite song: Chicago. Least favourite: The Seer's Tower.
Reminds me of a road trip. Very powerful, fleshed out songs. It sounds polished, but raw at the same time. Favourite: Intervention. Least favourite: Ocean of Noise.
Such an iconic sound, every song was fleshed out and felt like it belonged.
Definitely an iconic punk sound, but I didn't love it. The songs sounded very similar and the lyrics felt boring.
Solid album, dude couldn't even name it properly or get dressed for the album cover but it still hits hard.
Yay folk-rock 😐
Felt warm and comforting. A really introspective album, with a calming grooviness.
Solid album, just not my style and the songs blended into each other and bit.
This is so calming and soothing, perfect chill-out music. I really enjoyed it!
Influential and iconic.
Definitely not their best, the vocals are too quiet and the tracks are boring. Still, I didn't dislike it and I could see it being a background album.
This is so creative and imaginative. I wouldn't have expected myself to love it so much. Fantastic.
Every song is identical. The rock and roll style isn't unpleasant to listen to, but I don't understand how 6 entire Elvis Costello albums have made it on this list when this one is so mediocre. I genuinely don't realise when the song switches, they are that similar and bland.
The first time I wished I was born without ears occurred halfway through the second song. That feeling remained for the next TWO HOURS. Seriously, a live, two hour psychedelic space rock album. Genuine ear torture. The songs sound so disjointed and messy and the random plonking synths make me want to pull a Van Gogh. I hate this.
Absolute rock classic, but slightly too high energy for me. Every aspect of the band is flawless, the cohesive sound is iconic. Legendary.
Dull and repetitive. Not necessarily terrible, but I don't think many people, me included, would be devastated if they had never listened to it. The music of the 80s is heralded as amazing, as if every track that was produced during that decade is undisputably outstanding. But this is just boring.
This makes me feel the urge to buy a motorbike and stay in a motel. Funky and fun, but also slightly...meh? It didnt have the soul, it just felt bland and lacked depth.
Yoo I kidna dig this. It's so funky and flowing, like a disco river. Whilst it is ambient, I think it's more than that. It doesn't demand attention, but if you grant it, you'll probably end up enjoying the music. It isn't grating or irritating, just interesting and chill. Some reviews mention a frustration at this album's inclusion on the list, but I think it is well deserved. It's a classic, and a good one.
An enjoyable listen! The synths and robot-ness created an interesting soundscape and I would probably listen to this again. Crazy that they did this in the 70s.
