Reminds me of the strokes, and David Bowie combined. Nothing particularly stood out. It was a good listen and really just a good classic rock album. Of course, my music knowledge is relative— as I was born later I’ve experienced anything this project may have inspired I.e. the strokes and such. Nonetheless, some interesting tracks, and nice riffs.
Didn't get the chance to listen to the entire thing. Was a nice classic soul type of feel. Ray Charles is undoubtedly a top influential figure in music history. In fact, my friends cited a few songs they know to be classics when listening with me. Full of good vibes and fun.
I have heard 'Bad' throughout my life, and, naturally, Michael Jackson's ubiquity attests to his power, popularity, and overall talent as a performer and musician. Many of these tracks are one of a kind, Dirty Diana, Bad, Smooth Criminal (All simultaneously amongst some of MJ's most famous songs of all time). The album-- like many of his others-- is phenomenal.
This is a really solid album with a really confidently defined sound and aim, I feel. I can imagine it was rather avant-garde for its time-- its leaning away from contemporary arrangements, melodies, instruments, etc. I love the overall feelings and atmosphere it creates; it really does feel like you are on a safari on the moon! Overall, a really well-done project.
Overall a solid album. Nice vibe and atmosphere. Nothing too crazy or out of this world.
I really liked this album, it had a very nice rock folk vibe. Neil Young makes some very nice music. Ultimately, really nice sound, knows what it is. Nothing more nothing less.
Wasn't a bad album, just kind of one sound; however, a very unique sound at that. I could see this influencing later hip hop and rap artists. Not my cup of tea entirely, but a fun listen.
Pretty nice sound and vibe. I can’t say that I was particularly blown away by the album, but there were some groovy songs. Overall decent but not totally mind boggling.
Not bad. Pretty monotheistic in terms of sound. One concept is established and it’s run with pretty much throughout the entire album. Nonetheless, it’s a nice vibe and interesting music. Overall,
Again, it didn’t blow me away entirely, but it sits and occupies its own space nicely.
