Rated 8/10
Maybe it's part of my 80's nostalgia, but I enjoyed the album.
Rated 8/10
Maybe it's part of my 80's nostalgia, but I enjoyed the album.
Rated 2/10
Nope
Rated 8/10
Never heard of this group or any of the music, not bad, and I'll check out more of their stuff
Feels like the obnoxious, annoying kid constantly saying "Hey, watch this. Hey, Hey did you see what I did?" thinking they're being funny and clever. You smile & nod to be polite while thinking "What the f*** is he going on about?"
I enjoyed this album. I like The Kinks but I'm more familar with their music from the 80's. I'll listen to this one again.
Rated 6/10
It's okay, nothing stood out.
Rated 6/10
It's okay, another good background music album
Rated 4/10
I didn't hate it, but I didn't like it either
Rated 4/10
This is a difficult one to rate. At first I didn't like it and wondered if I'd get through the album. By the middle, it was okay, and then toward the end, not liking it again. I'd give it a 2.5 but not sure I could really bump it up to 3.
Rated 2/10
Couldn't get through it, repetitive lyrics are a pet peeve of mine.
Rated 8/10
Starsky & Hutch in Rio de Janeiro vibes
Rated 8/10
I didn't know what to expect going into this album. I like it more than I had anticipated and will check out their other stuff.
Rated 8/10
Nice chill jazzy music to get me through the workday.
Rated 2/10
Nope, couldn't get through it. I don't think I'll ever enjoy this genre of music.
Good background music. Didn't realize Jah Wobble was the bassist for Public Image Ltd.
While he's problematic as a person, I've liked Jerry Lee Lewis's music for a while. I still dislike live albums and wouldn't opt to listen to this one again but I do like the music.
Rated 4/10
I was able to get through my commute listening to this, I may finish the album (I got through about half of it) but still not a genre I'm going to listen to on my own.
Rated 6/10
Not familiar with this artist, although I think I've heard the name. Nothing really stood out for me on the album. Nice background music for work.
Rated 6/10
This is one of my dad's favorite albums. I'm more familiar with Weird Al's lyrics for The Saga Begins than American Pie. Vincent was already on my favorites list, but I didn't realise Don McLean sang it.
Rated 6/10
Opening the album in Spotify, I noticed I already had I Believe in a Thing Called Love on my Liked Songs playlist. I couldn't remember when I added it or what the song even sounded like, until I got that track. Oh yeah, that song! LOL The rest of the album is okay but I didn't add anymore to my liked songs.