Ok overall, Wouldn't It Be Nice is by far the best song, the rest not particularly interesting.
Pretty good, nice vocals. High 3/5
High 3, enjoyed it but not much stood out. Devil's haircut was my favourite track.
Haven't listened to Bob Marley in a long time, so this was nice. It did make me wish I was listening to his more popular songs though (besides Stir It Up). Low 4.
Really good, opens with a great first 3 tracks and ends with a nice cover of A Change Is Gonna Come. Enjoyed everything between too.
Has a few of their big hits, but I've never been a big fan of Duran Duran so I found it to be just fine. Mid 3.
A couple of tracks were decent but overall I just don't think it's really my kind of thing. I liked some of the heavier sounds but it was a bit too ambient for me.
I was falling asleep listening to this at work after eating my lunch.
Might be harsh giving it 3 instead of 4 but I'm not sure I will keep coming back to this album, although I enjoyed listening to it. Fame is a great song.
Found myself tapping my toes a couple of times but nothing really stood out
Go Or Go Ahead was good, probably because it sounded a bit like Radiohead, but found the rest to be tiresome. I didn't hate his voice like others seem to but it was a bit too theatrical for me. High 2, almost low 3.
Excellent album, the first one on the list so far (no 11) where I own the record.
I feel like this album would grow on me if I listened to it more, though everything between the opening track and Sprawl II seemed to kind of blend together. I think I'll give it another go soon, but for now it's a high 3.
Did not enjoy this one, too much very distorted droning for me. Tempted give it 1 star rather than 2.
I listened to this album a lot during a happy time in my life so this brings back some good memories. Against popular opinion here I really love it, and find Caleb's vocals quite interesting. Much better than their later albums.
I think I want to like Talking Heads more than I do, but their music has never really resonated with me. I did add Life During Wartime to my main playlist though.
The first track was my favourite, as it felt the most accessible. I probably haven't listened to enough jazz to enjoy the rest as much. I am a big Vulfpeck fan though and I can see where they must have taken inspiration from this album.
Didn't really enjoy this one, I don't think I'll be coming back for a second listen.
The first half seemed stronger but I really enjoyed this. Loved Trampled Under Foot.
Not bad, but I didn't love it. Having only listened once, It was perhaps a bit samey. I much prefer Post Pop Depression (which isn't on this list), though that may be largely because of Josh Homme.
Country music is generally really not my thing, but this was pretty nice. My favourite track was Those Memories of You.
This was a nice chilled album, sounds like it was made for people to listen to when getting it on. Feels like I'm giving everything a 3 but this is a high 3 for me.
This should be up my street but it didn't do much for me. Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention and would benefit from another listen, but it's a 3 based on the first go.
Liked Steady Rollin' Man but overall I found it pretty middle of the road
I liked some aspects of it, but I generally don't like musicals and much of this sounds like it was written for one.
The title track is pretty iconic, but I didn't realise just how organ heavy the whole album is. Quite enjoyable if a bit samey.
