The music itself is incredibly good, unfortunatly i just got out of my 80's phase and am unable to truly appreciate it.
Mother is lovely (at first lol, then it gets a little depressing) - same as well well well, hold on is really good, i also liked isolation, remember has great keyboard/Piano[?] noises and it did not turn into a whining noise as i exPected. God is very nice too, i like how soothing and comforting it is. Look at me is just lovely. Very lovely.
My problem with this album is that most songs start of really great and you are exited to listen, but then they sort of turn into this whining noice that hurts my brain.
Listened to: (a list since spotify likes to throw you out of the album while listening and propose different stuff)
Working class hero, love, mother, my mummys dead, i found out, hold on, well well well, isolation, remember, god, look at me
Safe from harm - the sharas nelsons vocals are basicly etherial- i have to remember to reccomand it to my brother, he will appreciate it
Daydreaming had a very nice ending.
Top few:
Safe from harm for sure!, five man army, unfinished sympathy, lately
I am not a big hip hop or rap type of person, but I have to admit that even some songs that are extremely not my style on this album, i have quite actually liked.
Listend to:
Safe from harm, Hymn of the big wheel (pretty cool), blue lines, one love, five man army, daydreaming, unfinished sympathy, be thankful for what you got, lately
Omg I did not know that Bitter Sweet Symphony is that song - the tic tok one - very good, tho i do have to say overrated since i have heard it everywhere. Sonnet is very good too. Lucky man is really comforting, a song for a cloudy weather. Space and Time is great - it has different tempo and vibe than the rest i think.
After having a look in the reviews of other people, I am suprised how divided the listeners are - either one/two stars (an extra one for Bitter Sweet Symphony) or five stars and retelling half of their childhood stories that they vaugly conected to this album. I don't think my neighbour likes this album, he has been knocking on my wall. Personally I happen to think that this is a very good album, I have no problem with melodical repetitions in songs since it gives me rather comforting vibes for a UK-like weather with lots of rain and clouds. I don't believe that in order for an album to be good it has to have individual song that always come grabing at your attention. This album is something that you play in an autumn afternoon after a long day of work, curled up in your favourite armchair while drinking tea and looking at the rain.
Listened to: Bitter Sweet Symphony, Sonnet, The Rolling People (a bit whiny), The Drugs Don't Work, Lucky Man, Catching The Butterfly (as the rolling people - overall very nice tho has its whiny moments, nothing tho that would put John Lennon to shame), and the rest of the album
