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i've seen Fontaines 4 times over 3 different countries and would do it all again.

My second tattoo was the FF logo. Absolutely adore this band. They've been the score to half my life.

been a favourite for years. My uncle gave it to me on a USB to put on my ipod when I was 7 or 8. Listened to it end to end hundreds of times. It's stellar everytime.

Recorded in my home town

Very good album but artwork not

Best Rock Album of 2026

Great album. I got to see them a in a small venue on this tour.

My favorite U2 album.

My wife turn me on to them n college.

Possibly the strongest A-Side of all time

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A masterpiece of an album and the fact it’s a debut is still unbelievable

when i first heard it , it moved sth in me that i thought i already worked out with myself, turns out i was wrong it was still there and her lyrics where exactly what i needed to hear in order to start actually working things out

90% of the time you just wanna dance and the 10% you're staring at the wall and contemplating you're life ; and that sums up this album

The studio album is already amazing, but the live version is on another level! DID YOU KNOW he is also the keyboardist of Maroon 5?? Well, now you do. There’s something about his music that reminds me a little bit of Stevie Wonder, especially in the harmonies and soul influences, but he still has a sound that is completely his own. I love the passing chords, the vocals and how much more alive everything feels with a band playing together in the room. It’s warm, soulful and ridiculously musical. The kind of album where I notice something new every time I listen to it.

I grew up playing music and jazz saxophone, so I already loved Chet Baker as a musician, but I remember being so pleasantly surprised when I discovered that he could sing too! His voice is so soft and buttery, and there’s something incredibly simple and tender about the way he sings. He never sounds like he’s trying too hard, which I think is what makes it so intimate. This album makes me feel at ease and at home, and it’s one I always come back to when I’m feeling a little heartbroken. There’s something very comforting about being sad with Chet Baker!

Recorded in Havana in the 90s, it brought together incredible Cuban musicians, many of whom had lived through the Cuban Revolution and decades of huge political and social change. I think it says so much about the power of music that an album made in Cuba, a country that had been so politically isolated, reached me as a little girl growing up in Greece! I used to play it in our living room and make up my own choreographies to the songs, without really knowing anything about Cuba at the time. I love the mix of son, bolero and jazz, and how warm, romantic and full of life the whole album feels. Years later, I can appreciate the history behind it so much more, but it still takes me straight back to that living room.

Everybody needs Joni in their lives, and Blue is simply a perfect album. There is something about Joni Mitchell that is impossible to copy. The songwriting is completely her own, and her singing, guitar playing, piano playing and dulcimer playing are all sublime. Everything sounds effortless, yet nobody else could have made this record. Beautiful, vulnerable, warm and heartbreaking. One of those rare albums where every single note feels exactly where it should be.

Este álbum es una de mis obsesiones desde que tengo memoria el trabajo y el sonido que puso josh y compañía es un verdadero viaje en el desierto de California, las baterías por dave grohl son el prime de el como baterista. Álbum 10 de 10

good tho, but use an autotune . . . meh