Reviews by glimmermoonstone

This was interesting. Listening to Johnny Cash sing Personal Jesus is worth a star on its own. I'd listen again but can't say that I loved it.

I had never heard of this artist, and at first thought "This has potential." An upbeat & peppy start but then I began to have doubts. When I got to work, I was sad laughing at the horrendous lyrics, and I didn't question why I'd never heard of him.

Love jazz, love this album. Will listen again!

Okay to listen to while at work. Not something I would choose on my own.

As a middle-aged white woman, Come on Eileen has been one of my favorite songs since I was 13 but I had never listened to any other Dexys Midnight Runners songs. The album was okay and I would listen again but not something I particularly love.

Some solid songs on the album, although I get so tired of hearing Free Bird.

I like it, will listen again

At first I got Kraftwerk vibes, and towards the end I got Pink Floyd vibes. I like the album and will listen again, but not sure I love it. I'd give it a 3.5 but will bump up to a 4 because it was good background music for working.

Not as bad as I expected

I love it! Will add it to my music for work playlist

Okay for background music at work but wouldn't listen again.

Not bad, will listen again

I'm playing catch-up again with my list, but this is a great album to start my workday with. I've heard the popular songs, but never listened to the album. I will listen again!

Wasn't sure at first but I really liked this album.

Another new to me artist, love the album and will re-listen.

I love this album. Memories of jr high when I started listening to music on my own instead of what my mom listened to. I didn't realize it was released in '78. I thought it was early 80s but that was probably due to Moving in Stereo in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

I tried and didn't make it far. I'm not going to force myself to listen to it.

It's okay - I love the groovy'ness of it but eventually, everything started to sound the same and unmemorable.

I like the armadillo on the album cover.

I liked the music and don't mind the length of the album but live albums irk me and I don't need an introduction at every song. I understand why it would be done at a live performance in the 50s though.