C'est INSANE, il y a tellement qui capte mon attention ou qui sort beaucoup de l'ordinaire; j'aime son approche à l'écriture , et honnêtement je trouve tout mémorable. Trop super megal full cool encore.
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I like this more than invisible touch but their previous pop albums were way better. It’s sad they lost the charm their early 80s stuff had.
There were so many odd structures, chords, production tricks, sounds and whatnot in their older albums but this is pretty generic. I appreciate the occasional proggy song on here though, especially the last song
And jesus he knows me is one of their best pop tracks
I love my genesis pop albums but this one’s weirdly uneventful. How was invisible touch their main hit?? They have way better pop songs
One of the best pop albums i’ve ever listened to. This year’s essential album imo
This album is REALLY good. Quirky song writing, insane instrumental prowess and just charming all around
I know I rate a bunch of stuff 100 but I never realized how perfect this album. everything just bangs, as per usual with peak supertramp.
Great album and very much underrated. Well made music, the instrumental sections are groovy and fun. The orchestra sometimes feels uneeded but it also absolutely has its moments.
The perfect instrumental album. An incredibly impressive masterpiece coming from the genius of Mike Oldfield's young creative mind. At just 19, he was able to make this iconic two sidelong song LP by playing EVERY SINGLE DAMN INSTRUMENT (minus the drums in pt. 2 in one short section). This is a musical landmark and deserves all the praise it gets.
the first half is INCREDIBLE. I was surprised a huge mainstream artist like Olivia made something so fresh with fairly odd structures and cool chord progressions. the songs didn't necessarily follow standard forms and there were many appreciated psychedelic parts. easily a 9/10. but then the second half drags a lot (from making the bed to the grudge). it feels a lot less inspired. but the two last songs are great, especially that closer. honestly, didn't expect to enjoy this, this much since ... read more
As a professional album of the year, this is officially the best thing to be released this decade. God fucking dammit
I hope this album reaches 80/100 at least. The vocal hate is corny, they add on so much
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Transcending. Greatness. no words can describe this shit. I’m trying my best. I wanna cry
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On Wik's review of Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
"You clearly didnt understand if you think it’s just a bad trip 😭😭
It’s about Rael’s character development from being a fake tough macho man to learning compassion and how to love and facing his insecurities/fears. There are literal flashback, recurring characters and a very obvious twist. And a beautiful message too. You 100% read a wrong interpretation cuz even the liner notes give an idea of the story"
On Sebtastic's review of Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
"The lyrics are only somewhat interesting cuz you probably dont know the album’s full concept.
But i promise, these are some of the best executed lyrics concept wise. It’s extremely meta to the point i’d say no other band has ever written a song like this. But it’s also pretty complicated to understand and you have to be interested in the album’s story. No joke, it’s clever and has multiple layers (4th wall, narrative, direct or wtv)"
On Evanator's review of Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
"Roger waters didnt bring creative stellar bass 😭
Unless you’re talking about their first albums, roger waters played bass but didnt really do that much. Allegedly, gilmour claims to have played the bass parts on animals (their album with the best bass)"
On Heinos's review of Sungazer - Against the Fall of Night
"“Trap of relying on complex theory notions”
Bro 😭 that’s the point of their music 💀 it literally cant be sungazer without the complex rhythms. If anything, the music wouldnt be noticeable and plain forgettable if it didnt have the 11:4 polyrhythms or wtv
It’s like saying bob dylan relies too much on “deep lyricism” as if that’s not entirely what his appeal is
Maybe it’s not your thing but none of it is a “trap”. They know what sound they’re going for"
On Sulfuras26's review of Genesis - Genesis
"Listened to the two songs back to back
Yes both may have a similar structure/vibe but neither is derivative. U can 100% hear the artistry in both
Pay attention specifically to the chords of Mama, especially that major resolution (tony bank’s compositional style), the strange break where phil goes “aha ehh” for a while, even the unconventional introduction of the drum groove
I get not liking this album but Genesis helped pioneer/forge the 80s sound ppl love calling derivative. They were one of the first to experiment with it.
I dont like this era that much either but u cant call an album with second home by the sea derivative bro. Cant even really think of an album that sounds like this. But i get why you dont like it"
On IanFish's review of Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
"David bowie’s debut didnt do this better lol
Sure they both have similarities but this one is way more innovative, strange and charming imo. The appeal isnt the nursery rhymes, it’s the production and weird compositional techniques used
Like the song bike sounds super strange and eerie. Or astronomy domine’s whole space theme fits with the insanely reverbed sound"
On alene20's review of Jacob Collier - Djesse (Vol. 2)
"If you truly wanna criticize the music. Compare it to music trying to achieve the same and why you think it does it better. The technical thingies arent “unnecessary” since it’s what the music is about
You probably wouldnt enjoy the album if he just used simple diatonic chords. If anything, it’d prob be less interesting and boring. That’s kinda the point of experimental music.
I agree with your criticisms and think they great. But pls change your perception on musicianship cause it seems you dont get why musicians make the music they love. (Like the people that hate malsteem for his neoclassical guitar)"
On alene20's review of Jacob Collier - Djesse (Vol. 2)
"This review is kinda… just wrong
You’re impression of him is “LOOK ME!! GUYS!!” Really?? How? Are you purposely being dismissive? Have you ever made art? Do you have interests in anything?
Like my guy is passionate about something most people arent into and he reflects it a lot in his music. Musicians don’t “flex” on their albums to impressive zombies. It’s just their artistic expression, if you’ve ever made music, you’d know the process is the fun. Collier has fun adding riffs and funky chords. It’s playful and inoffensive, dont try playing him into some disingenuous show off
This whole review seems disrespectful to artists as a whole. You dont dislike the complex theory, you just dont like the style"
On FakeMrM's review of Jacob Collier - Djesse (Vol. 2)
"People try to listen to a style of music they’re not used to challenge
How often do u listen to vocals?? What did he do wrong in the song? You elaborated on nothing. Could’ve kept it at “not my style” but then you had to add some pretentious ahh “jacob collier needs to learn how to make music”.
Like what?? Moon river?? He’s making an unpopular style of music he enjoys. There’s nothing “bland” about that song, i’d have a hard time naming another song like it off the top of my head.
This is a funny nonsensical review"
On Hiatus atm's review of King Crimson - Red
"@AyeItsJoey
“They have to pay off”
No?? 😭 you’re acting like every single instrumental section is a buildup to smth. Yall straight up just dont like musicians playing their instruments atp cause you’re basically calling the instrumental sections of the song “hold music”
They’re not “tacted onto songs”, they ARE the songs. These are MUSICIANS playing their instruments, with melodies and rhythms and chords"
On Sulfuras26's review of Genesis - Genesis
"You said the album with mama and the home by the sea suite is derivative
Please find me more prog psychedelic 80s pop that’s sounds like this. Tony banks has a unique compositional style (chord progression wise)"
On m4dseason's review of Melody's Echo Chamber - Melody's Echo Chamber
"Relisten to the song “quand vas tu rentrer” pls pls pls, it’s so so good and it’s in 5/4 (the jumpy take five rhythm)"
On Task's review of Harmonium - Les cinq saisons
"Relisten to “dixie”, nothing boring about that song"
On hausenger's review of Harmonium - Les cinq saisons
"NOOO, you ruined the run of great reviews on this album :( i can’t believe someone actually dislikes this though, it’s so beautiful and well made"
On Hiatus atm's review of King Crimson - Red
"Im starting to feel like yall just dislike musicians playing their instruments. The “long Instrumental passages” is the music, they’re musicians.
It’s the exact same as in jazz or classical or any genre with musicians that love their craft"
On Ostrov2018's review of Magdalena Bay - Imaginal Disk
"“Competently” produced. Such a lowball of a word. It’s borderline virtuosic"
On ciruelman's review of Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising
"This isnt even 80s inspired. It’s end lf 60s/70s soft rock
If you cant listen to music slower than 100 bpm, then come on"
On mcpase's review of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Flight b741
"They absolutely do have specialities. Some of the genres they try work way better than others
But just as every band has a “thing”, their willingness to explore is their thing. And every new album sounds very unique for the genre it’s emulating
The vocals and fuzz really don’t sound like any other blues rock album, it has a very strong king gizz sound
Coming from a person that finds this album mid. I just dont think it’s cause the cant dig deep"
On 𝗥𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀's review of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Phantom Island
"Depends on what you’re into
Nonagon infinity if you like rock
Changes if you like pop"
On Screen_Coral's review of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Phantom Island
"They’ve gone for multiple sounds so every new one is a cool suprise
And the song isnt that normal. It’s not the most unique song but it’s like progressive rock/pop and i couldnt exactly name another song that sounds like it. Just different influences"
On Tylingo's review of Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff
"I get what you mean but the album has great melodies, chords and grooves
The main appeal is really the vibes it gives off. The band is the best example lf theatrical sinister music. It’s dark in a very british way
What makes it harder to listen to is the lack of structure. It doesnt progress or go anywhere specific, different parts just happen and that can turn off some people. But i seriously recommend focusing on the vocal melodies and dark sounds"
On Butter_Boy232's review of Genesis - Duke
"Cul de sac isnt pop either. But i get not enjoying the song
But 99% of this album isnt really standard pop. It’s mostly progressive pop and the instrumentation is pretty complex. It just has less instrumental sections, but it isnt any simpler than wind and wuthering
Pls watch the duke tour live at lyceum, it’s their best live show and it’s proggy af"
On orbitergibby's review of Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
"I’d simply just pay attention to the music i wanna review…"
On frogofprog's review of Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
"Deja vu or did i already mention this being my favourite album too"
On Blibloblublub's review of Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
"@Blibloblublub The transition is ruined by the streaming services. On youtube, you can hear the proper transition"
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