This is a rare Album. It has depth and complexity, musically and lyrically. It unfurls grand themes and philosophical ideas. There is also rich variety and at no point in the album was I ever bored. In fact, quite the opposite. This album forges an important link between serious/classical music, metal and rock. What singer on the planet can do what Floor does? And Kei's drumming is one of the revelations of the album. Like all great works you discover new things with each new listen. Well done Nightwish! You are an inspiration to all symphonic metal fans.
Re Pan: I think they're referencing the Greek god Pan. Note that there is a line about entering a labyrinth; one of Floor's favorite movies is "Pan's Labyrinth". Tuomas actually makes quite a few nods to Floor in the lyrics; obviously, he's come to respect her a lot. For example, in "Music", there's a line about joining "the gathering". Now, The Gathering, with Anneke van Giersbergen on vocals, was what got Floor into metal in the 90s, and she's been one of Floor's idols.
! Oh ! Thank you, that's great info! I totally forgot about the God Pan... Tuomas said he's incredibly impressed with Floor' s performance so that sounds logical (and he's Damn right!)
Nice! although it made me wonder...how funny would it be to walk in to a bar in Kitee and see Tuomas sitting up the back well into a bottle of Nightwish wine and discussing his songwriting. He looks across at you and says "you know you people read so much into my lyrics it is so cool...you make me seem super deep. I write about the Gathering and people decide that I am referring to the band that Floor was influenced by to move into the genre of metal." "I write about music in general and people reinterpret it to be being sung from the point of view of music being an living entity" His writing has matured greatly to the point where it is so dense with meaning on both a personal to the band level as well as the broader context of the song that there is food for thought for quite some time if you want to dig in.
Thank you for this video, yours is probs the best review I've seen till now. It's a great album, one of their best so far. The word that keeps popping up on my mind is "bold". It's not the 'instant gratification' kind of record, it asks for your time and attention to grow on you. Lots of experimentation as well in song structure, vocal melodies, orchestration... And yes, there's at the same time a lot of references to older NW elements. Imo even though it's thematically a successor to EFMB it is a huge step ahead from it. A lot to take in. For me it was worth the wait and I'm loving it.
Very true. A bunch of songs took a few rounds to really hit home but I think that's what Nightwish has been about for a while... you can't make songs this complex without sacrificing the instant gratification. But imo that's 100% worth it. Thanks for the comment!
Great review! I have been listening to it over and over...I like everything on this album. I love everything on this album. There are songs like Shoemaker where I actually found myself in tears - or songs like Tribal where I felt adrenalized...such an amazing album. I also really like All The Works of Nature Which Adorn the World, I think it feels like pure emotion in sound form. Thanks for doing this review - it was super well done and really enjoyable to watch!
Thank you!! I totally agree. Since you named it, what do you think Shoemaker is about? I've been theorizing for a bit but I'd like to hear other opinions as well
@@Fuchswinter I believe it's about Eugene Shoemaker, a man who strove to go to the moon but a medical condition stopped that. Nasa actually put his ashes on the moon after he passed... So bittersweet. Check out his story and listen to the song again and it fits so well!!🙂
The three warring religions that arose from the same source in Tribal. My daughter is weird, but she loves the imagery of destruction (especially the dancing skeletons) there.
I love (!) the album. Procession is my definite favorite, from the moment I first heard it. The reference and continuation to The Greatest Show on Earth on this track is amazing, and I get goosebumps for this one as well ;) aaand, as for unlocking the idea/concept for this album, the word Harvest is in my opinion central. For that I mean harvest as in the end of life, in my opinion the main theme of that song. Like in Procession and Endlessness, the lyrics seems to be referring to the end of humans as a species. Oh, and one line in Noise which I was creeped out about the first time I heard it: "Beyond the human horizon, something terrifying sleeps". Chills! I haven't heard enough on the lyrics for all the songs, but I bet there are similar lines throughout the album. Hope you read this, I would love to hear your opinion :)
Absolutely! Tuomas spoke about the temporary nature of our species a few times and I feel like it's a recurring theme throughout the entire album - we're only here for a short while but when we're gone there will be more and the things we leave behind are written in music and art. I think that's a beautiful way to see it, and very inspiring to keep creating :3
@@Fuchswinter oh definately. he is constantly referring to us as a species with a lot of potential, and that he is positive about our future on the planet. I think it is humbling to think about our end not as a negative thing, but as a catalyst for trying to live the best life we can. The way he conveys this message in his songwriting is breathtaking. masterfully done
Hello, it's a pleasure to listen to you . Your review it was fantastic. After three days of listening, today i wanted most to read the lyrics and see the lyrics videos also and there is a moment who my thoughts said is all right here. They are all having start and finish. I found great messages in this hole album and i believe it's the continued album of EFMB. It the history of our spices to planet earth. With symbolic fraces from Shakpeare or Byron and scientist as Carl Sagan and Ritsard Dockings in the previous album Tuomas want to pass us the message for existing to earth and that's the reason who the first song who wrote it's the possession.Troy said that Harvest has the meanings of the album. The life must pass to the next generations and we must enjoy the life all stars and finish with one single grain bing bang theory.Who we are in earth must pass from generation to generation, music the human needs to enjoy lives to speak from music our experience and the history as well like the ancient ancestors. In tribal reminded me the Babel tower with a lot languages, religion and sinnery who destroyed the tower here planet earth , Abraham cut in three pieces, it means that the three monotheism religions Christian, Islamic and Hebrew have the same Bible and the holly wars in earth going back to humanity. After going to Shoemaker a tribute to scientist with Shekspeare verses from Romeo and Juliet. In how's heart ❤️ we found humanity and love to each other like humans with emotion and empathy like we will must be , opposite the noise of our days,we have been a egoistic spices who care only for money ,our icons and we left from beauty of our nature and finally the endlessness who finish the album an anthem to universe .. enter now here is life. I want to write many more but my poor English didn't help me. Now about the music of the album except the lyrics who are majestic, i found in many songs the NW sounds from many previous albums not to much but I heard a lot, Floor sung very beautiful her songs ,very melodic and little operating in music and Shoemaker who found gorgeous. I like operating voice of Tarja and now I'm finding fantastic little operating voice,i missed that after all. I am glad for Troy have his song,he has a great voice and he deserves to have a song by his own. Marco i like also and all the other guys were great. I think it's a great album,i love all the songs because now understand the truth besides them and with power music of NW made them all ❤️ masterpieces. You are only the second person who likes his review and and really i think you are the best of all because you are a NW fan and you know the group better and have your opinion as a fan also. Really great review. Thank you.
Thank you for this long comment! I'm always so grateful people take time to post their thoughts in this much detail! Tuomas has a way to put big and small themes alike in a wonderful lyrical form. Listening to it again and again I feel like it's a very hopeful album. We will go on, in some form or another.
I could tell you what I feel about the album, but... I think I simply agree on EVERYTHING you said in your video !! Really a great and complex album, I LOVE it :-)
I have been listening to new NW stuff all day... PAN MUSIC TRIBAL SHOEMAKER NOISE HOW IS THE HEART HARVEST ENDLESSNESS PROCESSION ALL THE WORKS OF NATURE WHICH ADORE THEWORLD My ranking of new album songs, so far.. i might consider moving procession up, i kind of like it, but somehow just listening bores me to, but the lyrics is great and the message.. Great reaction, loved it!!
My list is a bit different Endlessness Music Pan Harvest Tribal How is the Heart Shoemaker Noise Procession All the works I actually would have really liked Procession as a spoken word over music similar to Ad Astra. I love the lyrics and it is executed really well but the procession nature of the music is boring for the first two thirds. (Only in comparison to the rest of the album!!) Shoemaker is a bit the same for me concept great, lyrics great, execution of first half a bit same same which is not very Nightwish to me. Others say the same about Endlessness but for me it works much better.
@@Fuchswinter difficult for me to explain in english but i appreciate the fact you speak about music(and art work) and not about only passion of a group Too many people forget to hear the musicality with an open mind.
@@gillesdumontforcey3808 thanks! I appreciate the feedback. Though I am a fan of Nightwish, I try to keep things honest and balanced. Even if I end up not liking something, I value the huge amount of work and passion that went into it and art is extremely subjective so whatever I say isn't a rule, just an interpretation
@@Fuchswinter i'm a a 68 years old fan, ex electroacoustic music teacher, lover of contemporary music, classical music, rock and many others styles . see you for a next reaction-may be- Continue to have this way to understand the music Nightwish or others. There is so many jewels in every kind of music. Greetings from France.
I need to learn how to put the horns up in comments. I usually find a comment that has them and copy-paste, but one full scroll wheel rotation did not bring up a single one. So I Googled it. 🤘
I appreciate your review, not because you like this album as much as I do, though it is clear that I would be more pleased to hear from someone who also liked it, but because you worked so hard to fair and objective assessments. I can talk a lot and very persistently about my thoughts on this album and NW's music development path as well as Tuomas's writing themes, but of course in my language. In English will be a nightmare for those who try to understand it. Haha. Don't criticize me when I use GG translation for this conversation. Thank GG Translation for bringing us closer together
Translators are a blessing for sure! What is your language if I may ask? I did enjoy the album quite a lot - it's one of the best I've heard in a long time overall but I try to suppress my enthusiasm a bit so I still get it across somewhat objectively. :,D
@@Fuchswinter At first, I had read so many conflicting reviews that made me scared. I have only known NW for a few months, and who wants my favorite new band to decline when I just started? So I lowered my expectations to "disappointed", but this new expectation was clearly disappointed. A great album, so fresh, so beautiful and so complex that I almost feel like I don't understand it even though I've heard it in a loop since April 9. Especially with the limitations of language and cultural distance, it made it difficult for me to understand the content of the lyrics. I'm sure I have to listen to it a lot, combined with learning on the forums to understand more. But that's also what I love about listening to NW music: learning something new
@@tamara1909 it's incredibly impressive how Tuomas manages to write such complex poetical lyrics in his non-native language tbh. Finding something new every time is what makes NW so special
Heyy at first, it's nice when you have fun with this Album!! :) :) But for me (and a few outher Nightwish Fans i know) is this Album unfortunately the badest Album from Nightwish.... I listened this Album once completely. But a second time i can't listen this Album.... Normaly i like all Nightwish Albums and i like to listen all Albums. But Human//Nature is the only Nightwish Album i can't listen.... Because for me is this Album so weird soft and kitschy.... Noise is the only Song i like. But the outher Songs.... Sorry i don't like them all. It's a Symphonic Metal Album, but i search the "Metal" on this Album. Endless Forms Most Beautiful was for me a Masterpiece, but Human//Nature is for me unfortunately a Mastersh*t. Sorry thats my opinion. I am really very surprised that so many Nightwish Fans like this Album and only a few Fans don't like it. Of course it is nice when you all have fun with this Album! :) But for ME (!!!) is Human//Nature a Symphoinic Metal Album without Metal..... But i listen Nightwish because i want listen Symphonic Metal. But ok i always was not a huge Fan from the Nightwish soft Songs, for example Sleeping Sun,..... But it was ok for me, because on every Album there are not so many soft Songs on it. But Human//Nature is full with this soft Songs.
This album was a complete letdown for me. I've loved this band for so long, but this album just missed and I have to say, it's because of the new band members. Kai is not a good drummer, everything he does is incredibly bland; Jukka is sorely missed here. Troy is starting to get on my nerves, he's great in low dosages, but he is forced into every song and it simply does not work. The outlier is of course is Flor, she is phenomenal.
I'd argue Kai is a much better drummer than Jukka, at least in the technical sense but Jukka's playing had that real punch to it that he doesn't have (at least with Nightwish anyway). I like Troy and his contributions but not at the expense of sidelining Marco whose been pretty absent from the last 2 albums.
Singers are a matter of taste in many cases, that's absolutely fair. What I'm curious about is though what sets Kai and Jukka apart for you. I don't know enough about drumming to really form an opinion so I'd love to get more details
This is a rare Album. It has depth and complexity, musically and lyrically. It unfurls grand themes and philosophical ideas. There is also rich variety and at no point in the album was I ever bored. In fact, quite the opposite. This album forges an important link between serious/classical music, metal and rock. What singer on the planet can do what Floor does? And Kei's drumming is one of the revelations of the album. Like all great works you discover new things with each new listen. Well done Nightwish! You are an inspiration to all symphonic metal fans.
Re Pan: I think they're referencing the Greek god Pan. Note that there is a line about entering a labyrinth; one of Floor's favorite movies is "Pan's Labyrinth". Tuomas actually makes quite a few nods to Floor in the lyrics; obviously, he's come to respect her a lot. For example, in "Music", there's a line about joining "the gathering". Now, The Gathering, with Anneke van Giersbergen on vocals, was what got Floor into metal in the 90s, and she's been one of Floor's idols.
! Oh ! Thank you, that's great info! I totally forgot about the God Pan... Tuomas said he's incredibly impressed with Floor' s performance so that sounds logical (and he's Damn right!)
Nice! although it made me wonder...how funny would it be to walk in to a bar in Kitee and see Tuomas sitting up the back well into a bottle of Nightwish wine and discussing his songwriting. He looks across at you and says "you know you people read so much into my lyrics it is so cool...you make me seem super deep. I write about the Gathering and people decide that I am referring to the band that Floor was influenced by to move into the genre of metal." "I write about music in general and people reinterpret it to be being sung from the point of view of music being an living entity"
His writing has matured greatly to the point where it is so dense with meaning on both a personal to the band level as well as the broader context of the song that there is food for thought for quite some time if you want to dig in.
Thank you for this video, yours is probs the best review I've seen till now. It's a great album, one of their best so far. The word that keeps popping up on my mind is "bold". It's not the 'instant gratification' kind of record, it asks for your time and attention to grow on you. Lots of experimentation as well in song structure, vocal melodies, orchestration... And yes, there's at the same time a lot of references to older NW elements. Imo even though it's thematically a successor to EFMB it is a huge step ahead from it. A lot to take in. For me it was worth the wait and I'm loving it.
Very true. A bunch of songs took a few rounds to really hit home but I think that's what Nightwish has been about for a while... you can't make songs this complex without sacrificing the instant gratification. But imo that's 100% worth it.
Thanks for the comment!
@@Fuchswinter go watch the other lyric videos and it adds even more. That's an important part of this entire package...
Great review! I have been listening to it over and over...I like everything on this album. I love everything on this album. There are songs like Shoemaker where I actually found myself in tears - or songs like Tribal where I felt adrenalized...such an amazing album. I also really like All The Works of Nature Which Adorn the World, I think it feels like pure emotion in sound form. Thanks for doing this review - it was super well done and really enjoyable to watch!
Thank you!! I totally agree. Since you named it, what do you think Shoemaker is about? I've been theorizing for a bit but I'd like to hear other opinions as well
@@Fuchswinter I believe it's about Eugene Shoemaker, a man who strove to go to the moon but a medical condition stopped that. Nasa actually put his ashes on the moon after he passed... So bittersweet. Check out his story and listen to the song again and it fits so well!!🙂
@@dubsfehr9574 I read up on him in the meantime, it's an amazing story and now the song makes a whole lot of sense. A beautiful piece
That is correct. Floor explained in her preview...
The three warring religions that arose from the same source in Tribal. My daughter is weird, but she loves the imagery of destruction (especially the dancing skeletons) there.
Am loving the album, thankyou for the review ...be safe and take care.
Thanks! You too, we'll get through this!
I love (!) the album. Procession is my definite favorite, from the moment I first heard it. The reference and continuation to The Greatest Show on Earth on this track is amazing, and I get goosebumps for this one as well ;) aaand, as for unlocking the idea/concept for this album, the word Harvest is in my opinion central. For that I mean harvest as in the end of life, in my opinion the main theme of that song. Like in Procession and Endlessness, the lyrics seems to be referring to the end of humans as a species. Oh, and one line in Noise which I was creeped out about the first time I heard it: "Beyond the human horizon, something terrifying sleeps". Chills! I haven't heard enough on the lyrics for all the songs, but I bet there are similar lines throughout the album. Hope you read this, I would love to hear your opinion :)
Absolutely! Tuomas spoke about the temporary nature of our species a few times and I feel like it's a recurring theme throughout the entire album - we're only here for a short while but when we're gone there will be more and the things we leave behind are written in music and art. I think that's a beautiful way to see it, and very inspiring to keep creating :3
@@Fuchswinter oh definately. he is constantly referring to us as a species with a lot of potential, and that he is positive about our future on the planet. I think it is humbling to think about our end not as a negative thing, but as a catalyst for trying to live the best life we can. The way he conveys this message in his songwriting is breathtaking. masterfully done
@@Fuchswinter oh, and as you say, music and art lives on forever
@@geirfjelde they did! I wonder - if they make another probe to send into the world, what music will be on it? Perhaps Nightwish? :)
@@Fuchswinter oh, wow. What to choose!? The Greatest show on Earth maybe? ;) Or Music from this album, that's a good candidate :)
Hello, it's a pleasure to listen to you . Your review it was fantastic. After three days of listening, today i wanted most to read the lyrics and see the lyrics videos also and there is a moment who my thoughts said is all right here. They are all having start and finish. I found great messages in this hole album and i believe it's the continued album of EFMB. It the history of our spices to planet earth. With symbolic fraces from Shakpeare or Byron and scientist as Carl Sagan and Ritsard Dockings in the previous album Tuomas want to pass us the message for existing to earth and that's the reason who the first song who wrote it's the possession.Troy said that Harvest has the meanings of the album. The life must pass to the next generations and we must enjoy the life all stars and finish with one single grain bing bang theory.Who we are in earth must pass from generation to generation, music the human needs to enjoy lives to speak from music our experience and the history as well like the ancient ancestors. In tribal reminded me the Babel tower with a lot languages, religion and sinnery who destroyed the tower here planet earth , Abraham cut in three pieces, it means that the three monotheism religions Christian, Islamic and Hebrew have the same Bible and the holly wars in earth going back to humanity. After going to Shoemaker a tribute to scientist with Shekspeare verses from Romeo and Juliet. In how's heart ❤️ we found humanity and love to each other like humans with emotion and empathy like we will must be , opposite the noise of our days,we have been a egoistic spices who care only for money ,our icons and we left from beauty of our nature and finally the endlessness who finish the album an anthem to universe .. enter now here is life. I want to write many more but my poor English didn't help me.
Now about the music of the album except the lyrics who are majestic, i found in many songs the NW sounds from many previous albums not to much but I heard a lot, Floor sung very beautiful her songs ,very melodic and little operating in music and Shoemaker who found gorgeous. I like operating voice of Tarja and now I'm finding fantastic little operating voice,i missed that after all. I am glad for Troy have his song,he has a great voice and he deserves to have a song by his own. Marco i like also and all the other guys were great. I think it's a great album,i love all the songs because now understand the truth besides them and with power music of NW made them all ❤️ masterpieces.
You are only the second person who likes his review and and really i think you are the best of all because you are a NW fan and you know the group better and have your opinion as a fan also. Really great review. Thank you.
Thank you for this long comment! I'm always so grateful people take time to post their thoughts in this much detail!
Tuomas has a way to put big and small themes alike in a wonderful lyrical form. Listening to it again and again I feel like it's a very hopeful album. We will go on, in some form or another.
I could tell you what I feel about the album, but... I think I simply agree on EVERYTHING you said in your video !!
Really a great and complex album, I LOVE it :-)
Nice review for a great album!!! thanks
I have been listening to new NW stuff all day...
PAN
MUSIC
TRIBAL
SHOEMAKER
NOISE
HOW IS THE HEART
HARVEST
ENDLESSNESS
PROCESSION
ALL THE WORKS OF NATURE WHICH ADORE THEWORLD
My ranking of new album songs, so far.. i might consider moving procession up, i kind of like it, but somehow just listening bores me to, but the lyrics is great and the message..
Great reaction, loved it!!
The first list! Ha, I should try this as well! I guess for some songs they'll latch on later and then you love them, that happens to me a lot :,D
Procession has that extended instrumental section in the middle. I'm fairly sure that that wasn't an accident at all...
My list is a bit different
Endlessness
Music
Pan
Harvest
Tribal
How is the Heart
Shoemaker
Noise
Procession
All the works
I actually would have really liked Procession as a spoken word over music similar to Ad Astra. I love the lyrics and it is executed really well but the procession nature of the music is boring for the first two thirds. (Only in comparison to the rest of the album!!) Shoemaker is a bit the same for me concept great, lyrics great, execution of first half a bit same same which is not very Nightwish to me. Others say the same about Endlessness but for me it works much better.
Great review, congratulations. It's a pleasure listening to you. And I agree with you. Peace !!
Thanks a lot! It's actually quite nice to hear people like me talking :D
At last the first good and very clever review i saw."Félicitations"
Why, thanks a lot!
@@Fuchswinter difficult for me to explain in english but i appreciate the fact you speak about music(and art work) and not about only passion of a group Too many people forget to hear the musicality with an open mind.
@@gillesdumontforcey3808 thanks! I appreciate the feedback. Though I am a fan of Nightwish, I try to keep things honest and balanced. Even if I end up not liking something, I value the huge amount of work and passion that went into it and art is extremely subjective so whatever I say isn't a rule, just an interpretation
@@Fuchswinter i'm a a 68 years old fan, ex electroacoustic music teacher, lover of contemporary music, classical music, rock and many others styles . see you for a next reaction-may be- Continue to have this way to understand the music Nightwish or others. There is so many jewels in every kind of music. Greetings from France.
@@gillesdumontforcey3808 merci beaucoup!
I need to learn how to put the horns up in comments. I usually find a comment that has them and copy-paste, but one full scroll wheel rotation did not bring up a single one. So I Googled it. 🤘
I appreciate your review, not because you like this album as much as I do, though it is clear that I would be more pleased to hear from someone who also liked it, but because you worked so hard to fair and objective assessments. I can talk a lot and very persistently about my thoughts on this album and NW's music development path as well as Tuomas's writing themes, but of course in my language. In English will be a nightmare for those who try to understand it. Haha. Don't criticize me when I use GG translation for this conversation. Thank GG Translation for bringing us closer together
Translators are a blessing for sure! What is your language if I may ask?
I did enjoy the album quite a lot - it's one of the best I've heard in a long time overall but I try to suppress my enthusiasm a bit so I still get it across somewhat objectively. :,D
@@Fuchswinter I am a Vietnamese. :)
@@Fuchswinter At first, I had read so many conflicting reviews that made me scared. I have only known NW for a few months, and who wants my favorite new band to decline when I just started? So I lowered my expectations to "disappointed", but this new expectation was clearly disappointed. A great album, so fresh, so beautiful and so complex that I almost feel like I don't understand it even though I've heard it in a loop since April 9. Especially with the limitations of language and cultural distance, it made it difficult for me to understand the content of the lyrics. I'm sure I have to listen to it a lot, combined with learning on the forums to understand more. But that's also what I love about listening to NW music: learning something new
@@tamara1909 it's incredibly impressive how Tuomas manages to write such complex poetical lyrics in his non-native language tbh. Finding something new every time is what makes NW so special
Heyy at first, it's nice when you have fun with this Album!! :) :)
But for me (and a few outher Nightwish Fans i know) is this Album unfortunately the badest Album from Nightwish....
I listened this Album once completely.
But a second time i can't listen this Album....
Normaly i like all Nightwish Albums and i like to listen all Albums.
But Human//Nature is the only Nightwish Album i can't listen....
Because for me is this Album so weird soft and kitschy....
Noise is the only Song i like.
But the outher Songs.... Sorry i don't like them all.
It's a Symphonic Metal Album, but i search the "Metal" on this Album.
Endless Forms Most Beautiful was for me a Masterpiece, but Human//Nature is for me unfortunately a Mastersh*t.
Sorry thats my opinion.
I am really very surprised that so many Nightwish Fans like this Album and only a few Fans don't like it.
Of course it is nice when you all have fun with this Album! :)
But for ME (!!!) is Human//Nature a Symphoinic Metal Album without Metal.....
But i listen Nightwish because i want listen Symphonic Metal.
But ok i always was not a huge Fan from the Nightwish soft Songs, for example Sleeping Sun,.....
But it was ok for me, because on every Album there are not so many soft Songs on it.
But Human//Nature is full with this soft Songs.
This album was a complete letdown for me. I've loved this band for so long, but this album just missed and I have to say, it's because of the new band members. Kai is not a good drummer, everything he does is incredibly bland; Jukka is sorely missed here. Troy is starting to get on my nerves, he's great in low dosages, but he is forced into every song and it simply does not work. The outlier is of course is Flor, she is phenomenal.
I'd argue Kai is a much better drummer than Jukka, at least in the technical sense but Jukka's playing had that real punch to it that he doesn't have (at least with Nightwish anyway). I like Troy and his contributions but not at the expense of sidelining Marco whose been pretty absent from the last 2 albums.
Singers are a matter of taste in many cases, that's absolutely fair. What I'm curious about is though what sets Kai and Jukka apart for you. I don't know enough about drumming to really form an opinion so I'd love to get more details
I didnt like this album