Tinnern

Relaxing.

Fun norwegian rock. Pretty amazing debutalbum.

He sure was a genius.

It’s actually insane to have so many good tracks on one record. The only downside is some of the tracks by Nelson Riddle at the end. Otherwise a masterpiece!

The cherry on top.

One of the best live albums ever!

I imagine a sidequest on Red Dead Redemption 2 with this dude.

So sad that she was only 40 years old in this album. Her voice is almost like a 70 year old, but it still manages to burst out all of these heartwarming and heartbreaking tunes. Even more sad that she died one year later, which makes this album even more sentimental and almost tragic to listen to. However, there still is a bit of warmth and comfort in her voice, which makes this album even more magnifiscent to me.

Dexter-vibes.

For en banger.

Magisk stemning.

Hallelujah!

Great afro-cubano jazz!

Yup. Jazzy.

I love the combination of the different cultures.

Not so brilliant.

Wow, I didn’t know I liked this kind of music so much. A hidden gem of an album!

Surprisingly, I like jazz very much.

Never heard of the dudes before, but they were great!

The polar opposite of «In The Wee Small Hours».

Jazz me up!

If it’s one person I’d have loved to watch in his prime, it’s David Bowie. What an artist!

Absolutely magnificent album. It has so much depth and emotion throughout all of the tracks. Some songs make you vulnerable and invites you into a world of pain, while others are tough and makes you wanna keep on pushing. Absolute art! Nick Cave is truly one of the most underrated artists of our generation.

Nick Cave at it’s finest. Beautiful, but heartwrenching at the same time. One of the best albums I’ve ever heard.

What a man! Impossible not to move your body while listening.

It’s actually tragic if you know the story of Ira Louvin.

And with a boom, a legend was born!

One of the most purest versions of Sinatra ever, and it’s beautiful.