Honestly, I don't know what to say that I don't like it... the album went by too quickly, it was a bit too short, but I can't say that I didn't enjoy it. One of the albums that must be listened to at least once in a lifetime

I cried a lot on this album. For me it is a really good album, good vocals and strong message.

A soothing and good album, superb production and great collaborations. I listen to it in the background when I'm doing things around the house or working and it helps me relax and concentrate.

At first I didn't know what the fuck I was listening to, but after a while it fixed itself and became quite hard

A masterpiece

The beginning and the end are a bit boring. There are some ok songs and some very good ones. I personally really like the whole vibe and the instrumental and the vocals... absolutely everything. But I can't say it's a revolutionary or unprecedented album.

This album takes me from this world and takes me somewhere else. All the noise and stress becomes peace.

Honestly, I didn't like it the first time and I didn't even want to listen to this album, but a friend forced me to and I can say that he did very well. It's a very good album that I still listen to from time to time.

It was very clear that he experimented in this album and I think it was a good thing. The transition from one song to another was good and you could see that a lot of work was done on this album. I can't say that I was caught by all the songs, but Billie's fine voice can be clearly heard. I somehow felt that some songs don't necessarily represent her, but that didn't make me dislike it, but accept the fact that she tries new things and evolves.

"Flower Boy" by Tyler, The Creator is truly a musical experience that takes you through the depths of his psyche. The album reaches its emotional heights in its exploration of isolation, identity and the search for purpose in life. Each track is like a journey, with rhythms that relax you and take you to a melodic world, but also with energetic moments that surprise you at every corner. Collaborations with other artists add a special touch to the album, giving it a wider and richer ... read more

Frank Ocean manages to blend musical mastery with emotional depth in a way that remains memorable. "Blonde" is a complex and introspective sonic journey that explores various aspects of the human experience, from love and loss to identity and maturation. Each track seems to be a story in itself and his deep and introspective lyrics resonate with the listener in a powerful and emotional way.

This album is one of my favorites. I listen to it when I walk, I listen to it when I do homework, I listen to it when I take a shower, I listen to it whenever I have the opportunity and I'm in the mood to listen to it. It is a great album and I would recommend it to anyone to listen to it at least once.

I was honestly amazed when I listened to this album, knowing that it was created in 1973. It is a very good album and I really recommend listening to it.

It was an album that I liked from the beginning. I didn't even realize when the time passed and it ended so quickly. However, I can't say that I was surprised. It's a good album. which is worth listening to at least once. I actually have some songs from the album on repeat and it was really a nice experience to listen to it.

I can't say it's a good album, but not bad either. I liked the vibe a lot and I still listen to it. There were some beats that I really liked a lot and the voice with autotune sometimes sounded good.

This was my first Mac Miller album that I listened to. I liked from the first moment the way he sings and the style he uses. I don't really have much to say, only that it's an album that must be listened to, and the moment you do, you'll be hooked too.

The first time I wasn't sure about this album. I listened to it because a friend kept insisting that I should listen to it. The first two songs didn't captivate me at all, but from the third song on I was hooked. It is a very good and very underrated album.

In my opinion, this is the best Coldplay album. I really don't know what to say about this one. Since I was little I liked it enormously, and my appreciation for it has not disappeared since then.

I felt like I was listening to a Kanye album with Travis' voice throughout. It's a good album, I can't say that it isn't, but I felt that it didn't really identify with what Travis has achieved so far. It's interesting to see that he's experimenting and trying new things and I'm really curious to see what he's going to release next.

It's a decent album with songs that have remained on my daily listening list. The songs are on a quiet and calm theme, with a voice that gives you goosebumps. It's an album worth listening to, but it's not a very wow album. At some point the songs become monotonous due to the fact that they keep their style and theme, and this makes you slowly get bored of the album. However, if you listen to the songs individually they will always satisfy you.