Reviews by glimmermoonstone

No strong feelings, would probably listen again though.

I added the two instrumentals to my Liked Songs playlist. Junkie Chase gave me Seatbelts (Cowboy Bebop) vibes. I also want to check out the movie now.

As far as live albums go this one isn't horrible. Music is okay - I'm familiar with The Who but wouldn't call myself a fan.

First impression: What in the LOTR acid trip is this album? The more I listened to it, I could feel it growing on me but I'm not ready to move to a commune yet.

All the songs sound the same but it's nice background music.

Started off hopeful seeing it was released in the mid 80s (My favorite decade) but after the 1st song felt like Temu The Cure. Guess it started to grow on me because by the time I got to work I decided it wasn't horrible but not sure I could give it a 3. Solid 2.5

Nice to have a reggae album on a Monday morning.

Nope. I got to track 3 before I gave in.

I liked this more than I expected. 2 of the longest songs aren't available on Spotify

I feel like I've heard of this band, although I'm unfamiliar with them.

Wasn't familar with this artist but already have a song on my liked songs playlist (I think Spotify randomly adds songs to it!) I enjoyed the album & would listen again.

I enjoyed this album. The last few days have been difficult, and this upbeat album helped my mood.

It's okay.

First, trying to find where to listen to this was a challenge. I found it on Youtube (Not YTMusic). I normally like electronic music, but this was more of a repeated, disorganized cacophony. I'm not in the right headspace today for this type of music, perhaps I'll try it again

Catching up - Jazz genre. Wasn't sure I'd like it at first, I wouldn't consider this jazz but added a few songs to my liked songs (Son of a Preacher Man, which I'm familiar with, and Just One Smile)

Not my type of music but brings back memories of music my mom & grandparents listened to when I was a child. Wouldn't seek this out or listen to it again but didn't hate it.

His voice always startles me when I start to listen, but it works with some of the creepy songs on this album. Gun Street Girl made me think of Ex's and Oh's, while Cemetery Polka made me think of The Nightmare Before Christmas. This album is all over the place and so far, my highest-rated Tom Waits album.

I loved it. I don't know what it is about punk that I love. I can't really explain why although I've tried to figure it out.

Soulful sexy time with some spirituality thrown in.

Wasn't sure what to expect, I never heard of this group but I really liked it.