I just heard Eye II Eye by Scorpions, one of their lowest rated albums. Really, part of the reason this album got low ratings was because not only was most of the music only decent, the Scorpions felt (based on their previous two albums and their low critical performances) that their metal days ended and it was time to keep up with the younger generation by mixing elements of pop, electronic, and alternative into their music, not to an extreme but enough to differentiate. What the Scorpions had failed to realize was that they still had a llarge fanbase and will by a Scorps album if it's metal. Anything different would be a major disappointment to a Scorpions fan who's used to metal. Thankfully, I was prepared for this different style and enjoyed it a little more than I should have. There were some great tracks, but a lot of mediocre ones. In the end, the album was given a 73 and will be higher on my chart than Lonesome Crow.
Next on the playthrough will be "Unbreakable." I have three left until I'm done, which will be when I get to a Bowie album. Either "Heroes," or "Aladdin Sane."
I just heard Eye II Eye by Scorpions, one of their lowest rated albums. Really, part of the reason this album got low ratings was because not only was most of the music only decent, the Scorpions felt (based on their previous two albums and their low critical performances) that their metal days ended and it was time to keep up with the younger generation by mixing elements of pop, electronic, and alternative into their music, not to an extreme but enough to differentiate. What the Scorpions had failed to realize was that they still had a llarge fanbase and will by a Scorps album if it's metal. Anything different would be a major disappointment to a Scorpions fan who's used to metal. Thankfully, I was prepared for this different style and enjoyed it a little more than I should have. There were some great tracks, but a lot of mediocre ones. In the end, the album was given a 73 and will be higher on my chart than Lonesome Crow.
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I would not luke to live in the suburbs
This album shows the catastrophical way to living in the suburbsp
I was expecting more from Arcade Fire but when i listened The Suburbs (Continued) the album got special, It feels like you awake from a dream only to start the same thing over again, fitting perfectly with the idea of the monotonous suburbs In the real life
Best Songs:
The Suburbs
Ready To Start
Month Of May
Rococo
The Suburbs (Continued)
I would not luke to live in the suburbs
This album shows the catastrophical way to living in the suburbs
I was expecting more from Arcade Fire but when i listened The Suburbs (Continued) the album got special, This last song returns to the first but you feel like you woke up from a dream (The Rest Of The Album) But you will revive it again in the real life
Best Songs:
The Suburbs
Ready To Start
Month Of May
Rococo
The Suburbs (Continued)
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