Sentences with phrase «rest of the album»

But we were; and then when we heard the rest of the album, we were more and more blown away.

But I was usually able to shrug off these fits of ill temper if the rest of an album was passably good.

If the latest track is any indication of how the rest of the album will play out, you better start planning your road trip now because John Mark McMillan is creating the perfect soundtrack for your travels.

The rest of the album deals with the album's title.

McMillan spends the rest of the album not so much answering that question as exploring its parameters.

Leave the rest of the album empty for you to fill it up as the years go on.

All we can hope is that our beloved Taylor is still in there somewhere, and that the rest of the album isn't quite as petty as this single is shaping out to be.

And as some us are full fledged into the new swing of things, drooling at the prospect for more edgy arrivals with the rest of her album dropping in November, some of us are outright sad that the side of Taylor we all knew and loved is simply gone.

Without spoiling the rest of the album, there are some incredibly awesome tracks on here.

London Bridge is a catchy pop tune, but the rest of the album is awful.

The rest of the album, with songs like Dead Inside and Psycho, and Drones are just ok.

Only good song on here was Make Me Feel, which incidentally has no relevance to the rest of the album because 1.

There are a few great tracks where Cardi B breaks from the monotony of the rest of the album, but they are too few to make up for the rest.

All of these songs preceded the album, expanded the Beach House sound to new territories and raised my expectations to stratospheric levels... I had not been anticipating an album this much since Radiohead's «A Moon Shaped Pool»... Even though the singles were expertly picked, the relatively experimental nature of the aforementioned singles is just an introduction to the rest of this album.

«Build that wall» is one of our favorite songs of the year, and the rest of the album of what the composer describes as «acoustic frontier trip - hop» is something that will be on regular rotation for many of the XBLAFans staff for a while to come.

I loved the video and song Burn the Witch, but the rest of the album is more in line with Daydreaming (interesting video by the way).

The rest of the album, though, is much less exciting.

The opening «An Older Life» is a purely synthesised cue, an awkward and unsettling piece that probably sets the tone for the rest of the album.

The score only actually runs for 22 minutes (the rest of the album is made up of source music and alternates) but it's an enjoyable one.

«Bag It Up,» «Waiting for the Rapture» and «The Shock of the Lightning» are sure to be a barrel of Britrock fun, provided there aren't any fraternal disputes, and the rest of the album is slated to show sometime next year.

It helped me appreciate the rest of the album, even if the inside jokes and references flew right past me.

Some, such as «Final Fantasy I - III Medley» and Final Fantasy IV's «Theme of Love», were also brought to life out of their original MIDI form, and thus blended well with the rest of the album.

In fact, I'll only listen to the rest of the album if I like what I hear on the first track I listen to.

After uploading an album to OneDrive and then downloading one track to Groove, the rest of that album's tracks will now be downloaded to Groove from OneDrive without a usage rights error