Reviews by tea_belle

Some great blues.

Feel like he wasn't trying his hardest with this one.

Loved the orchestral music in some of the songs. Love his voice.

Loved the songs with the sitar. Brimful of Asha brought me back to my childhood.

At this point they were starting to get more creative compared to their earlier albums. Loses points for the jovial song about violence towards women.

Very much like.

A little bit of a downer at some points. The male falsetto voice was a bit much at times. I liked some of it though.

Sounds like a lot of bands that came before them, but good that they're keeping it alive.

The first two songs are TOP NOTCH. I was getting a little annoyed after a while though "why does he sound like he's from the American south" *searches the internet*... he lived in Georgia for over 32 years. Makes sense.

This album is full of whimsy and fun.

I couldn't do it. Too hard on the ears.

Grimy sound. Loved it.

I liked the science, but the rest was gross.

I appreciate different types of jazz, but when it sounds like random noises thrown in here and there or on repeat, with no flow at all, I can't do it.

This album has a few of my favourite Beatles songs on it, which is why I gave it 4 instead of 3 stars. They are great singers and musicians, but their earlier albums aren't very lyrically creative. The subject matter is all the same.

I was bored by this album. I liked the girl's voice when she would sing sometimes.

I liked the very peaceful songs, but some of the other ones were kind of boring.

Loving the blues rock of this album. I got so sick of The Rolling Stones' radio hits that are played constantly, listening to a full album with unfamiliar songs has been refreshing.

This album was beautifully dreamy.

I liked her voice and her message.