Reviews by glimmermoonstone

Back to playing catch-up in the Electronica genre, this is the music I love to have playing in the background while I'm work. Its upbeat but not in your face distracting.

Nope. I forced myself to listen more than the 1st song but couldn't finish the 2nd song either.

I thought I wasn't familiar with this group, but I'm only familiar with the first song on this album, which is on my Liked Songs playlist. Very early 80s sound. The album cover made me laugh because I went through the fisherman sweater phase about that time as well

Surprised, as I didn't know what to expect. I don't mind crooner type music, but this felt off. There's an ick factor I can't place. The instrumentals were good, and he has a nice voice but I wouldn't listen again.

Another album I couldn't finish, it began to feel like a headache that wouldn't go away.

I wasn't sure about this album when I pulled it up on my app but I was surprised. I enjoyed it and had to go back to my history if I had listened to Screaming Trees in the past but didn't remember. I'll check out some of their other stuff.

Didn't enjoy the album. I had At The Zoo on my Liked Songs playlist but I don't know why. I thought that song may have been what would make the album higher, I was mistaken.

I don't need to listen to this but I will, on repeat for the rest of the day 🖤

No strong feelings about it, but towards the end noticed the repetitiveness of lyrics and skipped a few songs.

Even though this was released in the late 80s, I've never heard of the band. Because of its length, I've been putting it off my 'catch-up' list. I ended up skipping Disc 2 when I realized it was demos /rehearsals. Some of the repetitive lyrics were off-putting, and Jerdacuttup Man was bizarre (I had to look up the lyrics to that one). I don't see myself revisiting this album, but I may check out more from the group.

I already have The Scientist and Clocks on my Liked Songs list but nothing else really stood out. Good for background music

First thought, this sounds a bit like The Flaming Lips. After deciding on my rating, checking the global reviews, I wasn't the only one who thought that! I'd listen again, nice unintrusive music to have playing while at work.

Never heard any of the songs other than Bittersweet Symphony, which fit my mood perfectly for today's commute.

So excited to see Kraftwerk show up for my album today. I'm not familiar with this one (Tour de France is my favorite) but still solid. Starting my commute to work The Robots was surreal, imagining what the future could be like.

Nostalgic - this is the type of country music I grew up on and while it's enjoyable to revisit, not the type of music I enjoy as an adult.

As much as I despise Morrissey the person, I love the music.

Not bad, every song sounded the same. Okay for background music for work or driving.

Very 60's, enjoyed it but not something I normally listen to. I'd listen again and may check out other albums.

I really like music like this and will listen again. The song Lush 3.1 reminded me of the music on the Nintendo DS Game Zenses which I haven't thought about in forever!

I like a few songs by Blur but don't like them enough to listen to full albums. I want to like them more than I do, but repetitive lyrics are my "nails on a chalkboard"