Reviews by amusicfrog

A decent pop album! I didn't dislike it by any means - granted I might not actively seek it again, but no complaints and I thought it held together way better than the destiny's child album we had :)

This was good! Not my wheelhouse, but I do massively enjoy the craft in this - it feels like its own universe thingy

I am rounding up - I wouldn't listen again out of choice as it was very samey, but oh wow that is a really great album in terms of musicianship and feeling! :)

Excellent

Love this album :) very fun times

Awesome! :)

Really, really great rock! I didn't expect to enjoy this so much!

Utterly top notch, very fun album

Oh shell yeah! :) This is one of the albums that I love, lots of good. I'm clearly tired writing this and need to finish my coffee.

I definitely prefered the self-titled album. This one actively irritated me because of the bloated length of songs, and general lack of anything going on in between some good guitar sections

The album happened definitely! The bass and pedal-steel was all I can remember :)

Honestly remembered this as better than I found it?

Really fun! :)

Why was the bass so good? Why did I know almost half the album from games and films but not the name of the band? Hooray for the lovely music times :)

I'd put this album off until now - and yep it was what I was expecting. 5* and made me sad because closure or whatever.

Enjoyable, maybe a little samesy?

I adored this!! :) Discovering that I really like reggae has been a great part of 1001. My only exposure to the genre really was having to play the same few songs at different times, without really knowing what I was doing on bass... I really should have dived into Bob Marley properly years ago! :)

I grooved to this at points! :) definitely better than the last Prince album we had :)

I rather enjoyed this! :)

I honestly did not expect to loathe listening to this! I expected kind of "easy listening" dad-rock, and the Eagles are very competent musicians. But... why did it make my soul retreat into my boots? I think how it felt like it had been written and produced in a board-room, sterile, free of any edge or adventure, an going through the motions. It reminded me of my reaction to Steely Dan, but I think this was more of a visceral reaction. Title track is catchy, nothing else merited a listen for me. Couldn't wait for it to end. I give a star as musicianship was great, bass stood out to me. :)