A great album in the sense that pacman was a great game, clearly seminal, famous songs abound, and a step forward with the Beatles adding more orchestral sounds. Drug Beatles as my mom would call it. Digging a hole is good, Day in the Life and 64 classics but kind of played out. I just don't crave the Beatles.

Do you remember the JAMC? Yes, yes I do.

I wanted to hate this hippie nonsense, but then it had so many classic bangers.

Punky.

Music to Manson Family to.

Typical modern rock, lots of radio hits. Spoonman was the track I enjoyed most.

Seminal. Moving in Stereo moved me the most, interesting blend of prog rock and 80s synth sound.

Classic, had previously listened in full.

Good background music, nothing particularly stood out

Another “let the good times roll”. Listened twice.

A great album in the sense that pacman was a great game, clearly seminal, famous songs abound, and a step forward with the Beatles adding more orchestral sounds. Drug Beatles as my mom would call it. Digging a hole is good, Day in the Life and 64 classics but kind of played out. I just don't crave the Beatles.

Listened a few days late. Album is extremely cheesy rock, but the riff on Money for Nothing still slaps, first bench press vibes.

Great horn jazz with some funk

I wanted to hate this hippie nonsense, but then it had so many classic bangers.

Do you remember the JAMC? Yes, yes I do.

Eccentric album, a song about James Bond? Reggae? Feels very British, sounds semi-Caribbean. Not particularly my cuppa.

Prefer the Stones, it turns out. This seems like a fun jukebox album and would've been cool to see live.

Cacophonous and meandering, experimental like a bunch of kids just vibing on pianos. Enjoyed the weird riffs.

Every track is masterful, beats fantastic. One of my favorites.

Spotify version is hella long. Good gloomy music, can feel the influence it had. Songs are differentiated well but still very similar across the album. Rainy day perfect.

Lead to listening to Born to Die. Good tracks, good beats, good flow.

Enjoyed this, good ambient music for working; good beats/vocals/instrumental juxtaposition. Enjoyed Weather Storm, Sly, Euro Child... Not House music tho.

Twangy hippie nonsense, but also Jesus. Of course classics on this too. No standout tracks I hadn't previously heard.

Good album, can feel the influence. Big titus andronicus energy. Will continue exploring other Pavement albums following.

Synthy jams.

My first time getting into the Clap. I'd heard the hits, obviously, but never an entire album. Enjoyable.

Bottle blonde at best.

Brings back memories of an Irish girl. Lots of beeping.

I'm probably too young for this to resonate. Boomer rock, but it's positive at least. I don't really care do u...2 stars

The hipstersauce my ears crave. Too many kids screaming in the background. Coupla bangers, like don't look back like dylan and title track.

This nerd rock group's titles didn't age well, but a few good songs.

This is what Zach Braff dreams he sounds like.

First full Metallica album I've listened to. I can see why 80's teens were into it. Complicated rhythms, edgy lyrics. Moms don't love it.

Every track is a banger.

Clouds Up is my jam. Otherwise ethereal.

World music is not for me, but the harmonies are nice.

Good electronic beats, dark and gothic at times. Way too many versions on the album. Dirge #2 is pretty good.

I guess it's early rock and country blend. It's got maggie may. Inoffensive. Every song... doesn't tell a story. Little distracted by heavy machinery outside. I'm losing you is a jam, dig the honky tonk piano

I could love this less. Same ethereal energy as Virgin Suicides with more arena sounding guitars. Reminds me of Viva Voce and solo drive to Presidio.

Whiny falsetto and asynchronous rhythm are not welcome, Orca. Stillness is the move is okay.

Punky.

Eclectic and fun, horns and blues guitar and rap. Lyrics kinda meh.

Queen but make it manic, maybe throw it into Rocky Horror.

Music to Manson Family to.

Good aughts vibes. I'd never listened all the way through.