Pretty good little album, definetly has that classic 50's/60's feel to it. Respect is iconic for a reason, and she has an impressive singing voice. Not quite my style but it's still enjoyable, 7/10
Not a genre I listen to often but I enjoyed it, every song seemed energetic and fun. I'll probably listen to Jurassic 5 more in the future
One of my fav albums! It has lots of great Smashing Pumpkins songs with all different sorts of vibes, but somehow all fit perfectly together in one single album. My only critiques are that the second half has less memorable songs and can sometimes feel like a chore to finish the rest. But on their own all the songs are awesome.
Wild that this was 30 years ago. It’s fun, but it is very repetitive. Usually I don’t mind songs like that, but these hardly progress. Makes for some interesting background music though. 6/10
Pretty nice instrumentals. Not the right kind of singer for it imo. I wouldn’t have thought this came out in the 80s either. 4/10
Surprised by the unique rock sound of this album, it's familiar but not quite like anything I usually listen to. Fun album but nothing too special. 6/10
Very whatever. I can understand if the jazz club experience is something you enjoy, but for me it's just a snoozefest
It's good, just very lengthy. Nothing stands out too much, seeing Hey Ya on this album was a fun surprise
Refreshing to see this short album come after a 2 hour long one. Surprised to see how many albums Bowie has on this list when compared to everyone else's 2-3. But for a good reason, this album was pretty enjoyable
Harmonica pops off
Pretty good. But also pretty long. There's a ton of songs and they begin to blend together. But it's still enjoyable nonetheless
This album makes you feel like you’re at the local county fair with your friends, watching the band perform after a long, fun-filled day. You can’t not like at least a few of these tracks. It’s a pretty long album, but I was pleasantly surprised to hear lots of instrumentals too. If you can’t enjoy this album at least a little, maybe you just have an ungrounded prejudice against country.
(But it’s better than lots of country today, I’ll admit)
