“Hard” is a description that is fluid and speaks of the heaviness of the times, especially with rock. You need to relate the album contextually and historically.
I was dreading this but found it really very listenable when I got round to it. Sure it's hectic and obtuse, but it's not directionless. Never a dull moment, not nearly as chaotic and people make out. I think everyone into music should give it a listen.
“Hard” is a description that is fluid and speaks of the heaviness of the times, especially with rock. You need to relate the album contextually and historically.
I agree, I think. Every album needs to be listened to with the intention of the artist in mind. I never liked Jean-Michel Jarre's Téo & Téa, until I realised it was a Eurodance album, not his usual progressive electronic.
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