Reviews by glimmermoonstone

Couldn't finish even pretending I was listening to Retsko at karaoke

My husband's favorite band is U2 so I'm familiar with the album. I like it but wouldn't say I love it.

Another album I had as a teen, I got this one & Scritti Politti Cupid & Psyche 85 for either my birthday or Christmas, so I've already listened to it a lot! Of course, it's gonna be a 5 for me.

Instant 5, another album I don't HAVE to listen to, but I will multiple times.

Not horrible but nothing that caught my attention.

Enjoyed the album, and I've enjoyed Paul McCartney's works after the Beatles.

I enjoyed it, another good album for background music

Nice for background music, I'll probably check out some of their other stuff.

It's okay, nice background music.

Never heard of the artist, so completely new to me. Not something I'd normally listen to and wasn't horrible (I could get through the album) but not something I'd revisit.

I thought the name was familar, but as I listened to the album on my commute, I didn't recognize anything UNTIL I got to Without You. I somehow remember the words of this song even though I haven't heard it in years. The vocals give me tingles in my spine (the only other song I've noticed that happens to me is Sound of Silence by Disturbed - and is there a name for this? I just googled it, it's called musical frisson) Then I was singing along with the Coconut song, and there's a Spanish version of Without You!? I thought I would rate it a 4, but I gotta bump it up.

No strong feelings but enjoyed it.

Not my usual go-to but I'm familiar with the album because Judas Priest was my ex-husband's favorite band. I didn't hate it, but not my thing.

I enjoyed it. I'll have to check out more in this genre.

Some albums I know will be a 1 for me by the time I get to the 2nd song, this album I knew would be a 5.

New to me music - wasn't sure what to expect but I really enjoyed it, despite repetitive lyrics. Nice to hear hip-hop music that's not all hos, dicks, guns & drugs.

Interesting blend of country and jazzy lounge music (?) I've never listened to k.d.'s music until this project. Not my favorite style & not something I would seek out, but I wouldn't skip a song if it were on a random playlist.

Like many others, this was my album the day after Ozzy died. I'm familiar with War Pigs, Paranoid, and Iron Man, but hadn't heard the others. It's not something I would normally seek out to listen to, but I enjoyed it, and I recognize the influence Ozzy & Black Sabbath had on heavy metal. I don't want to give it a 5 just because of Ozzy's death, but it's a solid 4.5 for me.

I love Indian music and I love learning so the explanations about the structure of the music is very interesting. Easy 5.

Got more than halfway through the album before I gave up.