Reviews by cunningtarantula

No thanks bro. No. thanks.

Uggghhhhh... fuck off with this shit

I have some stereotypes about this album, let's see how they hold up. Overall, this album is a victim of the 90s mentality of needing to fill the length of a CD. The singles really carry it, a lot of filler here

Thought this was great, would relisten

I have never heard of these fellas before but first impression - so far so good. On the whole, I thought this was interesting, some of the songs resonated better than others.

Don't remember the last time I listened to this record. Definitely a banger. Gonna need to remember to spin this album more often.

Too sad, no thank you

Like, I don't really hate it but I also don't really love it. I'm pretty familiar with most of this and I just don't fuck with melancholy, unless it's mellon collie. Jokes aside, it's fine and I would never ask someone to skip it if they were vibing to it but on my own, I'm gonna skip that shit.

As a millennial, this was literally being played in every dorm room across every campus. It's not bad but I just can't disassociate it from the experience.

This is a 4.5 stars rounded up. I thought this was fantastic. I'm not usually into experimental/avant-garde jazz, this works in so well.

This is not all that great and inconsistent

Like a lot of albums from the 90s, it's too long with it clocking in a 66 mins. On the whole, this was pretty decent but I did find the beats to be a bit samesy/boring.

This actually aged better than I was expecting it to have. It's also definitely front-loaded. 3.5 stars

Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. Really enjoyed the song where he called out love for his homes, not a diss track, sort of like a song of little loves notes, so sweet.

I mean, besides Faith, I'm never going to listen to any of this again. It wasn't terrible, but it really didn't work for me. It sat in the uncomfortable space between "pop star" and "serious artist" without do either particularly well.

Oh man, the song, "So You're Leaving," is funky AF and I'm here for it. A chunk of this album is a little too sexy and sensual for me, but on the whole, I enjoyed this!

As always with Bjork, I find her music can lack beats, which can be a deterrent for me when it comes to every day listening. But, when the mood strikes me for this kind of moodiness, it works so friggin' well.

Definitely fun at times, not so much at other times. Would relisten to at least some of the more fun stuff.

This is pretty good. A bit edge lord sounding but given it came out in 1973, gotta take it with a grain of salt.

This albums is weird. It feels intentionally spartan at times and it works very well when it does. I'm unfamiliar with this album but on the whole, I've really enjoyed it and would return to it when it's strange mood strikes me