Reviews by glimmermoonstone

Another one I'm very familiar with. I had the cassette tape in the 80s and listened a lot while driving.

The only Mariah Carey song I could name is "All I Want for Christmas is You" and after listening to this album I still can't name any other song. It unintrusive background music I'd expect to hear while shopping at Kohls.

I'd have to be the right mood but overall liked the album. It's nice to have a short album once in a while too.

Its okay - nothing really stands out.

Soulful but not something I'd revisit.

I got 17 seconds into the album before I quit. I'm not going to waste my time trying to listen to this.

Never heard of this group or album. Nice background music for the office.

I think overall I liked some songs better than others. I'd give the album a 3.5 rating but I'll up to a 4 since I may listen to it again. My favorite previously unknown to me song is You Don't Own Me.

The name of the album irritates me for some reason and forshadowed how I felt about the songs. I didn't finish, I got as far as Too Many Birds before I gave up. That was a torturous 24 mins of my morning communte.

Ahh!! First track, I thought I know this voice, and I know this trumpet. King Louis!!

This is my favorite Led Zeppelin album. My ex had it; it was one of the only albums he owned that I would listen to all the way through. Battle of Evermore and Going to California are my favorites.

I'd rather listen to this than some of the rap and hip hop I've had on this project, despite the creeper lyrics (lock you up and love for days - ewww) but still not something I'd revisit.

Listened while running errands with my son. I commented one song sounded a bit like The Rolling Stones (I don't remember which now). Nothing else stood out.

I've never listened to a Taylor Swift album until now, and probably not the best album to listen to on an emotionally difficult morning, but I really liked and will listen again. I realize this isn't her normal style but I enjoy the more mellow and melancholy vibe.

Talking Heads is a favorite of mine so I was excited to see this show up today.

I love jazz and will revisit this one often

Interesting listen. I stopped to read the lyrics of the final track (Suicide Underground). I didn't realize this album was a soundtrack and after reading the IMDB info on the movie, I may check it out too. I'll have to re-listen to this album as well.

Loved it and will listen again.

Nice motivating background music to work on first of the month reports to. Nothing really stood out to me though.

The Sickbed of Cuchulainn has been on my favorites playlist for YEARS! Of course, I enjoyed the whole album. Wild Cats of Kilkenny had me reminiscing about the days I did Irish stepdancing, and then suddenly I was in the Wild West with A Pistol for Paddy Garcia. I will definitely listen to this album again.