Reviews by glimmermoonstone

I mostly liked it- a few times I considered skipping ahead when things were a bit discordant but I stuck it out.

Although I grew up on country, I never listen to it anymore so I'm unfamiliar with a lot of new artists. I added a few songs to my favorites (Lonely Weekend and Rainbow) I'd rate a 3.5 but I don't think I'd listen to it on my own unless I was in a mood, so giving it a 3.

I remember having this album as a kid or someone I knew had it and we listened to it a lot. Dolly's always going to get a 5.

I'm only familiar with Bittersweet Symphony so I was curious what their other stuff sounds like. I would listen to this again and again.

I've never listened to PJ Harvey but I enjoyed this album.

I loved it. I've said I don't like big band music, but I think it's the vocals that I don't like. I'll look up more of his work & Latin Jazz in general

It's hard to not listen to the song Bad without Weird Al's parody, Fat, slipping into my brain but I liked the album.

Nope

Listening at work, love the vibe.

I didn't hate the album but it's not something I would listen to again.

It was interesting hearing Elivs not sound "Elvisy" on some songs. Tutti Frutti by anyone other than Little Richard is just wrong. It's not a genre I normally listen to but I like the boogie piano style. I wouldn't listen to this album again though.

Oh lord, this was a ride. At first, my gut reaction was Nope, 1 star. Do Not Like. But it grew on me. I laughed because it made me think of a group of newbie band kids, the 1st time with their instruments, everyone making noise and doing their own thing. It also reminded me of something I would hear on Dr. Demento which I haven't thought about in a long time. I could give it 2 stars but I'll go for 3 because I would listen again if I were in the right mood. Also, it's currently not available on Spotify so I listened on YT Music

Chill music makes for a nice commute. I'll look into more of his music & compositions.

Listened on my drive to work. I'll listen again

Honestly, I don't remember much about listening to this. No strong feelings either way.

I had heard of Tori Amos but never listened to her music. I know she was parodied in the Bob's Burgers episode Food Truckin' (one of my favorites) but I didn't realize how accurate the parody is. I wouldn't opt to listen to this on my own.

It's okay. I'm not a huge fan of Joy Division but I wouldn't skip if one of these songs came across my playlist.

I really enjoyed this album. It reminded me of the jazzy music that was on old-school Sesame Street.

I was happy to see this show up today! I've loved this album since I got the CD when it was first released. This was the first current music I started listening to again after a decade of being a stay-at-home mom and Disney movie soundtracks nonstop.

I love it & will check out more of his music. The cat meowing in Nostalgia made me laugh because some people brought a cat to my work location, and it would get into the ceiling space. You could hear it meowing as it wandered around and eventually, management said the cat couldn't be here so the person who brought it, took it home. While listening to the song, I thought they had brought the cat back, so I paused the music to see if I could hear the cat. Nothing, so I restarted the music and later realized THAT's where the meowing was from.