Reviews by tea_belle

Oh so 90's. Reminds me of The Parent Trap (the one with Lindsay Lohan).

The vocals including the harmonies are just incredible on this album. Instrumentals are amazing too. Some of the lyrics are extremely cheesy, even for me, but I still love this album.

Have I turned into an old man? Are we singing too happily about the "hanging tree" and being trampled by cattle? I don't know why, but I'm loving this album and I haven't even played Fallout: New Vegas!

When I saw a man with an accordion on the album cover, I thought this was going to be right up my alley. I've never used this term in my life, but I think this album was a little too avant-garde, even for me.

I used to LOVE U2. Some songs I still think are amazing. Now I find them a bit saccharine though.

Great sound. Thank you to all the blues and R&B artists that came before this group who inspired them into the sound that they became.

I love when an album feels like I'm listening to a musical... Purple is my favourite colour... I stopped watching Stranger Things after the third season and I usually have social media on mute, so THE song didn't get ruined for me... All these things and more is why this album is perfect for me.

Loved the vocals. Very chill album.

This album is beautiful! I love how it's a combination of a lot of different things.

The classics are pretty solid, but this album could've had a few less songs OR shorter songs.

My co-worker wouldn't stop talking after two weeks of working from home, so I couldn't fully focus on this album. Not sure if I liked it, but for Clint Eastwood alone, I give it 3 stars.

I see a young John Cleese every time I look up at the album cover on my computer screen. I started off by liking this album and then the songs became very repetitive, but then I like the last song....

"'Tis but a scratch".

I love this guy's voice. I feel like he could've been in the original London cast of Les Miserables. The playlist I listened to also included some singles that I don't think were on the actual album, but I really liked them too. Plus, openly gay artist in the 80s gets a bonus star from me.

Started out strong with a song featuring Sinead O'Connor. This album was all over the place. Switching things up with different ethnic styles was cool. The music got a little strange sometimes... Interesting album, I don't quite know what to make of it.

That was pretty...I actually prefer the songs that aren't played on the radio all the time. New Kid in Town and Life in the Fast Lane I always change when they come on the radio. Hotel California (the song) will be a classic forever though.

Do I like the Coconut song, or do I hate it? Maybe I will never know.

Peaceful, relaxing electronic music. Reminds me of the lofi channel my husband puts on for us that took some getting used to, but now I love it.

My husband calls me a ham and cheese sandwich, but at times this album was even too sappy/cheesy for me. I loved her voice and some of the lyrics, but the scatting got to be a bit much for me too. I was very back and forth with this one.

80's alternative/electronic/dance is my kind of 80s music. Entire albums by the same band can get a little boring sometimes though. I liked the music and the vocals. Don't think I had ever heard of this group before.

When you're touching something so soft and smooth that you feel like you're not actually touching anything. This is the only way I can describe Tracy Chapman's voice.