Reviews by padekr

I love acoustic guitar and fall vibes music. I enjoyed his voice as well, there was something very comforting about it. Cool album cover also. Definitely wanna go back and give it more thought while listening.

I like the smiths a lot so I was excited for this one. I enjoyed the album, but after two listens any particular song didnt stand out remarkably but I will likely listen again. As a whole tho it’s great except the beginning of the last song creeps me out. Oh and also love love love the bass in barbarism begins at home.

acoustic music has my heart. sweet autumny vibes. something very comforting about his voice. funny accent. an overall good listen! the first song is quite chilling with the topic and the calmness of his voice "well, sir, i guess there's just a meanness in this world". with the rest of the album the sound makes me wanna close my eyes and sway my head slowly from side to side. such calmness and peacefulness, almost meditative. i particularly liked mansion on the hill.

Decent listen but nothing memorable

i dont have many opinions on jazz because it all kind if sounds the same to me (oof) but this is very funky and groovy and i enjoyed it

I first imagined it is a lesbian sex reference. I do not know what I expected but I was very positively surprised! It had a song I was familiar with before already and I liked quite a few of them. Nice listen overall.

Better than coldplay

I like that there are different sorts of music included. With the first song I was slightly sceptical but rather enjoyed the rest of the album.

A very pleasant listening experience and calming background music on a grey autumn day.

'Thirteen' made it to a playlist

My first touch to Peter Gabriel's music. "Red Rain" is a powerful start to an album with a lot of energy that gets you hyped up. The first song with the beginning of "Sledgehammer" really feels like the album building up. I love the bass/guitar in that song. Such an uplifting song that just grabs you and you get so drawn to the instrumentals. So many levels to it as well! An almost perfect song. Kate Bush is great in the next song "Don't Give Up". After two massively energetic songs this is where you just close your eyes, calm down and enjoy the heavenly sounds. The bass in the end is amazing. The songs fade away making space to the next one. Ok in "That Voice Again" the energy is back. The bells in "Mercy Street" are hypnotic. Sort of a spooky and melancholic atmosphere. (Unsurprisingly) energy is back with "Big Time"! I love that none of the songs sound similar to each other. Not at all surprised this album was huge. I am not even sure how to describe "We Do What We're Told" or "This Is The Picture". I like them a little less than the other ones. "In Your Eyes" sounds like a celebration and has this Lion King soundtrack vibe to it.

My second Nirvana album! The cover is iconic and the songs seem to level up to that hype. Hit after hit after hit. This might have truly gotten me into the phenomenon that was Nirvana. No skips for me really even though not all songs spoke to me but there are just so many good songs on the album.

Very different vibes than the iconic There She Goes song. Unfortunately I did not really vibe with the other songs that much. That song has insanely positive vibes that would make me feel better immediately.

First two songs had very different vibes. The 8min song was good but a little too noisy for me in the end. I hate the cover. And the name.

A lot was going on. I couldnt have predicted what the next song was gonna sound like. Incredibly multidimensional album which can be a good thing but unfortunately I was unable to keep up with it. Still an enjoyable listen overall but unlikely to be anything that I would go back to.

I really like the first song/title track. A marvellous start to a marvellous album. I love the noise in 'Brand New Cadillac'. Impossible to sit still during 'Jimmy Jazz'. The rest of the songs are also very good! Punky!

not my type of music but i did not hate it! different from most music I've listened to but interesting nonetheless

I appreciate the piano, her voice and the comfort that this combination brings.

First song got me tapping my feet. I liked that the song did not sound the same the whole time but towards the end things switched up and I loved it. Dancing queen is obviously iconic. A common theme with the songs is how theyre super uplifting. And the women’s vocals woooow. In track three thats all I could pay attention to. I was completely enchanted by their voices. Oh and now track four Dum Dum Diddle SO FUN!! Bopping my head to Knowing Me, Knowing You. The guitarr AHHHH. Makes me wanna run through the streets. Money, Money, Money also iconic. And relatable. I liked the outro too! What an enjoyable listening experience.

I dont think I can truly appreciate the essence of this album without being high.