I recognized one song: Somebody To Love. The album wasn’t memorable. It was by no means horrible but also I wouldn’t re-listen to it.
I actually semi liked this album. The instrumentals were actually really interesting and way better than chord chord chord. It had life that’s for sure. Where the album doesn’t stand out to me was Bowies actual singing….his lyrics weren’t the best and more than half the songs were plainly instrumental- which isn’t bad but like I think only 1-2 songs max should only be instrumental not half the album. I would definitely re-listen to the songs that Bowie actually sings in, they were decent
I actually liked this album. For the first blues album I listened to it was so fun and the songs were unique and musically written very well. I would re-listen to most of the songs, but blues are still a genre I wouldn’t listen to generally
this was a mixed reaction for me, I liked the musicality and instrumentals of the songs…..it’s the lead vocalist voice for me. I didn’t like his voice. Maybe listening to the album a second or third time I’ll truly like it
It’s just a classic, every single song is known by everyone. His vocals were once in a lifetime. I wouldn’t listen to the album back to back again but 100% would listen to the songs anytime they’re on
I liked this album, only two downsides….i couldn’t find the studio version if there even is one, just the live so the audience was kinda annoying to hear clapping wise, and second some lengths of the songs were tooo long, 19 minutes for one song is a hefty stretch. But the music was superb, I definitely will be re-listening to a few of them on repeat
Didn’t like it. None of the songs resonated with me
Definitely a unique soundscape with the phsycodelic instrumentals. Wasn’t bad, two or three songs I knew just from how big they were/are. Not a bad album by any mean, definitely would listen again
Very 1960s British Rock n Roll. I personally wouldn’t listen to the songs again, not really interesting or soul scratching.
Boring. Her voice was annoying to me. The songs all sounded the same. Pretty political stuff too, which I never like in music.
I really liked this album. I knew one song DANCE. Classic, but the other songs were amazing too. Not having lyrics on all but two songs I thought would harm the album, but it actually was an amazing experience. I will 100% listen to it again
Once and done kinda album. Only 1-2 songs I’d listen to again. His voice was annoying at first but I grew into it. The musicality of the songs is amazing.
Such a classic voice. His story telling his amazing. The songs sound old and nostalgic country. Only downside was I wish it wasn’t live, all the added dialogue diminished the overall album
Not a bad album. Wouldn’t listen on my own again but if it was on the radio or someone else playing I would definitely be fine.
I usually like 80s music, this album was not it. He should have stuck with The Smiths
I liked it. At some points it was too heavy metal but I would definitely listen to some songs again
I usually like 80s music, this album was not it. He should have stuck with The Smiths
It was good, I could only find a version with 6 out of the 18 songs but they were all super 60s and nostalgic
I was surprised with how much I liked this album. Definitely worth a relisten
It’s a forgettable album, nothing stood out, if anything the songs weren’t good
Just superb. RIP Dolly.
Classic old country sound. Neil Young is never bad.
Did not like it. It was just weird
It was decent. Had the 80s soundscape. Some songs were better than others. Would relisten to some not all
Sounded and reminded me a little of Blondie. The songs were short but pretty good. Just not my exact type of 90s rocks
I actually really liked this album. The storytelling was incredible and the songs went by fast for being long. Would relisten
An amazing album. The blues rock was stellar a genre I would like to know more about. It was so good, 100% would relisten to it
I didn’t really vibe with this album. It was alright. Would relisten to if I came across the songs but wouldn’t pick them to listen to
