Couple of classics from my youth here, but I'm still pretty solidly in the "just not really a big Outkast fan" club.
Feel like I've heard this one before. I may have this one in the inherited record stack.
First listen for most of these tracks. Solid album.
Oh boy. Didn't need to listen to this one cover to cover to rate it high. I listened anyway. I don't like all the songs equally, but I still catch myself singing/humming/drumming along with the ones I groan about during the opening bars. Will absolutely listen to again. More than a couple times, lifetime permitting.
Couple of hits here. Not a big Stonew fan. Suspect Jagger is one of those artists whose musicalbperformance was enhanced if you could see him perform.
Oh, this is weird. I like it.
Changes was familiar, everything else was a first listen to the best of my knowledge.
Has a '60s cocktail music feel to it. Got a little repetitive by the end, but not enough to condemn it.
Wasn't a fan going into the listen. Muscled through it anyway. Was not inspired.
I bet this was a hell of a show. I wouldn't have been cool enough to be there if I had been alive, so I'm glad to have heard it.
Refreshingly weird. Very "early 2000s" sound
I think I needed to be way more stoned to appreciate this.
Solid album. Starts strong with the well-known hit, but continues to deliver throughout.
May have been a result of violating "in all things, moderation" rule, but I thought this album started strong and got stale by the end.
Not sure if these guys were too cool or not quite cool enough to enjoy mainstream popularity. A very easy listen.
Haven't had a real visibility of or interest in Kendrick, but there's some heat on this album.
There were parts of all four tracks that I really enjoyed. There were also parts of all four that felt like nails on a chalkboard.
Maybe I'm not cool enough for jazz.
Couple of old favorites here.
I don't find myself to be a big fan of hugely popular artists, but its kinda hard to argue with the track lineup on this album.
