An interesting mix of Bleach's raw power and the catchy hooks of Nevermind, with a somewhat haunting air. A great record period.
Pretty good jazzy singer songwriter stuff.
One of the best albums of all time.
It's great driving music. The point is it's groove and feel, which works
Ok first off I know this one and I love this one. The Residents are one of the best experimental groups out there.
Fucking great album, nice and weird, listen with headphones, good ones.
Pretty good, I feel like I would appreciate it not if I gave it more time
Pretty great 70s singer songwriter, combination of songs I know and love and new ones I've not heard. Big shout out to Father and Son.
Very mid 60s, more laid back than I thought, was honestly thinking something more like Man? Or Astroman? And got more The Corral. Overall fun.
Phenomenal. One of the best metal albums ever. The absolute best of nu metal
Great 2000s neo soul with frank discussions if addition and heart break. I was too young to hear this as a kid, but I love it
Pretty great, kinda sad in hindsight if what M.I.A is doing now but still great.
Pretty good, 60s folk rock
Solid album, has a nice balance if the frenetic pace and groove. Personally love part 3, because if that drum solo at the beginning
Pretty great alt rock, good energy, not as forceful as Dry but a good album
It's interesting, old school country. Not outlaw but pretty good. Surprised how the music let Buck be more emotional. Good stuff
Great album, catchy tunes and good lyrics (Oliver's Army N word notwithstanding).
It's not my typical kind of music, but I liked it. Kept me moving asI listened and I think that's what this is for.
Phenomenal. Opened up a world, I'm going to listen to more from FKA Twigs.
First listen, this is pretty much what I expected. A lot of these songs are ones I absorbed through cultural osmosis. Big highlight is 7 o'clock news. Really struck me first time I heard it.
Really good singer songwriter stuff, has a good balance of their various sounds.
I mean it's David Bowie, what more is there to say
I mean it's a classic. Undeniable Grove, more energetic at the front, more moody and slow in the back. I had to resist singing Once in a Life Time at the top of my lungs lest I wake people.
Boring as hell. Made me want to fall asleep
Interesting, intriguing, I definitely want to explore it more, but definitely recommend
I simply must give it a 5 out of 5. All killer no filler.
Ok, so another one I've heard before, so I'll just leave some more notes here before I do the relisten.
I fucking love this album. I got to it through individual songs. First one was actually through Ghost covering Waiting for the Night. But I heard Enjoy the Silence at a goth night, and during the last chorus the DJ would fade the song it, and everyone would sing , "All I've ever needed is here, in my arms." And it's magical.
Highlights are fucking all of it, but definitely World in my Eyes, Personal Jesus, Waiting for the Night, Enjoy the Silence, Policy of Truth, and Clean.
