Yeah... this is peak

Rating specifically for "Look At Me Go"

Decent solo album from Gira with some good cuts. Sounds like the beginning of the Soundtracks For The Blind era.

Genuinely a great live album. Sound quality is fantastic, and it improves upon a few "Love of Life" songs.

Decent live album with below-average sound quality.

Lots of forgettable tracks but a few gems.

If it weren't for the terrible sound quality, this would be a great live album. Many of the versions of Children of God tracks are pretty awesome and heavy here.

Unfathomably epic in sound and scale

So far still the best release of 2023, just wow

Still a masterpiece and the Doors' best work. Jim Morrison's charisma is unbeatable, and the bluesy electric pianos and plucky guitars are just a great vibe. I hate how hard it is to find physical versions that aren't censored, though. I would listen to it more if the untampered version wasn't seemingly just on streaming services...

A wonderful, life-affirming album that doesn't overstay its welcome despite a 1hr 45 minute runtime

Fun album, but after 7 or 8 tracks you start to realize they are kind of repeating the same riffs with different lyrics

Jungleland is phenomenal

The album flows great, but it really does feel like a bunch of decent tracks and then Bohemian Rhapsody

The Ambient tracks near the end are the best part. Eno truly is a master of that sound.

A lot more experimental than I was expecting. It's easy to see why Brian Eno switched to pure Ambient music soon after this.

Has a questionable start but the 2nd half is banger after banger

Ziggy Stardust meets American rock music. Less glam and more hard rock, but a fantastic album nearly on par with its predecessor.

Good, but very weird

Rina unfortunately made a pretty generic pop album this time, a far cry from the ingenuity of her debut