Like, this is just packed with absolute bangers.

I’m honestly kinda speechless. I feel like the instrumentation was a bit bare at some points and some of the field recordings lasted on a bit too long. But that’s really my only complaints. The guitar is beautiful and Ichiko Aoba is easily one of my favorite vocalists of all time. I can’t really comment on the lyrical topics considering that I don’t speak Japanese and simply translating it would lose its meaning (but from some of the translations I saw this is likely a ... read more

I actually like it. The mixing isn’t great but it adds to the charm, and the way the instrumentation and vocals play off each other create such a unique listening experience. Also, it’s not bad lyrically and some of the hooks are incredibly infectious (After Prom is a great example). Yeah, I actually liked this. I would comfortably listen to this again.

wow.

Separating the soundtrack from the anime it's still one of the best alt-rock albums out there.

Yeah, the reggae and dub is still here, but this is definitely a major improvement on their debut.

I don’t really like reggae but it’s still not awful.

Yeah this is great. This is probably one of those albums that will really grow on me over time.

Yeah this is probably the weakest release in her discography. It’s a beautiful album, but vocally Björk doesn’t sound as good as on her other albums. And at some points I found myself just getting disinterested in what I was listening to.

This album sounds phenomenal.

This is definitely not as bad as it’s made out to be. It’s definitely their most abrasive and darkest album but that doesn’t make it bad. I will admit some more sonic variety would do this album good, but it’s still an interesting batch of songs with some career highlights for Daft Punk.

🥺 🥺🥺

I’m honestly still so happy that Komm Süsser Tod (one of my all time favorite songs) and Thanatos - If I Can’t Be Yours are available to stream. Can’t wait to listen to some of these phenomenal songs on vinyl. Yeah, this is a great compilation album. Is this a 2020 or a 2021 release.

Welp, I had a fairly in depth review but my laptop glitches out and deleted it. So here is a heavily condensed version. It’s great, I love the genre fusion, the story is great, all the performances are phenomenal, and I loved the willingness to experiment.

This was my first RTJ album. Definitely will not be the last.

I think if I were looking at this objectively, it would be a much higher score. But I’m not, my numerical scores are entirely based on my personal opinion and enjoyment.

I don’t know, I can’t find what’s wrong with this album, everything is done incredibly well. But it’s just not 100% clicking with me. I feel like there’s something missing that prohibiting me from fully immersing myself in this album. That’s why I’m deducting 15 points. ... read more

In celebration that this got a Grammy nom, I’m here to say. It’s pretty okay. That’s it, it’s okay, but very forgettable.

Damn this shit is peaceful as hell.

My neighbors love this album so much that they always knocking my door and yelling at me while I’m listening to it. I don’t know what they’re saying, but I’m assuming they want it to be louder.

I realized I didn’t put a score on this one, yeah it’s great.