Reviews by glimmermoonstone

Not something I'll revisit

Another one I've never heard of, but it wasn't bad. I'll check out more of her stuff.

I already like Ananda Shankar so I knew I'd enjoy this album, but hearing Jumpin' Jack Flash and Light My Fire on sitar reminded me of listening to Johnny Cash sing Personal Jesus. It's not a combo I would have thought worked but somehow it does.

I didn't think I was familiar with this artist but discovered I already had a few songs on my Liked Songs playlist. I enjoyed this album and will check out others.

I've heard bits of Billie Eilish's music on social media but not really familiar with it. I enjoyed the album and will check out others.

Listened on my drive to work and ended up switching to something more upbeat for my commute. Not horrible, but I'd have to be in the right mood to revisit.

I've listened to Jamiroquai before (last week actually) and it's okay but now I can't unhear the Stevie Wonder influence.

Good for background music at work, sort of coffee shop vibes.

Never heard of this artist but enjoyed the album.

I started and ended the work week with Charli xcx albums, that's kind of nice.

Not horrible, but not something I would normally chose to listen to.

It's okay - The Rolling Stones are another band where all the songs sound the same.

It's okay, all Rush songs sound the same to me.

It's okay, nothing really stood out.

I like Michael Franti so I had high expectations going into this one. It's an interesting album, I didn't realize it was released 34 yrs ago, still relevant today. However, it's not something I could listen to daily.

Never heard of this group but will check out more of their stuff. Gives me Adam and the Ants vibes.

When I pulled this album I wasn't expecting much being a recent release (less than a year!), and I've never heard of the artist. Then reading the wiki I wasn't excited about another metal album and tried to wrap my head around the various elements mentioned in the article. Then I listened. First track I thought, "This isn't metal". Then, on the second track, "Oh, there it is" and I ended up really liking the album.

I tried, but couldn't finish it.

Again, his voice startles me every time I get one of his albums (I think this is the last one). His voice works better with creepy songs, and while there were a few song on this album I didn't like, most of them were okay. I didn't notice when the album ended and Spotify started playing Rain Dogs (which is another of his albums I liked). I think my rating would be 3.5 so I'll round up.

Good for background music for the office.