My first experience with Radiohead. I want to hear more, but I think I did them. This album wasn't distinctive enough to really capture my attention the whole time, but the music was good. I'll be back for more

Really like the album, both songs I knew and loved, and others that I had never heard before. To this point, this is my highest rated album.

Had a terrible time getting this to play in Spotify, and finally got a couple individual songs to play on it. Hated both.

Meh

Don't hate it, just don't care and have heard some of these songs too many time in 55 years

Not really my thing, but that's why I started this -- to hear stuff that may not be my thing. I like her voice, but the music is a little moody for me. Kind of reminds me of Enya, more background music for a nap in my world than anything else.

More my kind of thing than Bjork (yesterday's album). I know SP are regarded very highly, but it must be over my head. I like it just fine, but don't see the greatness. After a while, some of the songs started sounding the same to me. I feel like the drums are often too heavy. I will say, I love Disarm, especially the acoustic version (track 17)

Didn't do too much for me... Kind of reminded me of the Lovin Spoonful. Very bland, easy listening stuff. I did like some of the orchestral stuff they added, and thought it added to the experience that was otherwise pretty boring. I looked up the album on Wikipedia and there are those who consider it one of the best records ever, not sure why.

This is more my speed, though I have never really sought out Zeppelin much. I did notice that I put it on that then worked and it is so much in my wheelhouse that I hardly noticed it and then it was over. I started it up again and paid more attention. Like I said, never really sought them out, so not my favorite, but I did like the strings they integrate into a lot of their songs.

Enjoyed this album. I've heard a couple of the songs, but was not aware of or have listened to the entire album. Love Queen's harmonies. It did occur to me listening to it, that a lot of their stuff is reminiscent of show tunes, don't know if that was in their roots, but it feels like it.

Not offensive, but very forgettable.

I like the sound of this group and this album in spite of the creepy album cover. Added Eeels to my Spotify library.

Really weird, but it did have aspects that I liked. I ended up, after listening to the album, to go listen to the only Dr. John song I know (Right Place Wrong Time) and have been listening to Dr, John all morning, so I like Dr. John, just not that fired up about Gris-Gris.

It was fine, I like the Stones, but in my old age have heard enough of them. I did like hearing some songs I have never heard before.

I'm not really a rap guy, so this is not in my wheelhouse. That said, I did sort of like it, at least some of it, mostly because it made me laugh. Don't Believe the Hype was my favorite. I've just seen Flavor Flave as a clown of sorts, and it was interesting to hear his stuff. I did think the contstant self-references were kind of dumb.

Beginning of the first song made me think of Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer... Never got into it at all.

Damaged is what my ears were after listening to 5 tracks of this. No thanks.

Very middle of the road for me... I like the style okay, but it wasn't very distinct. Fell into the background for me

Very middle of the road for me... I like the style okay, but it wasn't very distinct. Fell into the background for me. Good music to nap to.

I did like the first track for some reason, but not much use for the rest of it. I played it twice while working and it was not distinctive enough to keep my attention.

Not bad, really. Very easy listening, I like their voices, and overall, this was pretty all right.

I liked this album. I've heard Zep a million times but paid closer attention when listening to this album. Really clean rock band, and several songs I really like. Plant's singing can get a little monotonous, but all in all, I liked this.

First impression (first song) makes me think of Fatboy Slim. Very produced, very repetitive. Things didn't change after that. I didn't hate everything about this, but the repetitiveness wore me out and I got tired of it. Tried out every song, but didn't listen to each one entirely.

I know the song, Tusk, and I kind of like it, so I figured I knew this album. Aside from that song, I didn't know any of it, and the album as a whole is mostly a bore.

In general, this is my kind of thing, I love this style of music. This album was less upbeat than I like it, though, so not my favorite. I will hunt down some more Al Green, though.

I love Earth, Wind & Fire and was glad to see this album show up the day after Al Green. The album was just okay, though, I really only like a couple of the songs, and most of the rest are slow and boring like the Al Green stuff yesterday

Have heard that this album is so well liked by so many different types of people. I don't really see the greatness in this, but do find some of it catchy and a lot of it amuses me. I think these guys have a good sense of humor and it comes through in the music. The samplings of different things in songs are like Easter Eggs that make it more fun to listen to.

My first experience with Radiohead. I want to hear more, but I think I did them. This album wasn't distinctive enough to really capture my attention the whole time, but the music was good. I'll be back for more

Listened to 2 songs, just don't care. Nothing there to like. This is my least favorite among all albums so far

This was just okay, really my kind of thing, but it didn't grab me

In general, I'm a Who fan. This was fine, a little rambling at times it felt like, and not a ton of my faves from them.

Love Foo Fighters. This isn't my favorite of their albums, but I enjoyed listening to it

Just a casual Police fan here. I liked Ghost in the Machine better, this album is a bit weird for me.

Really like the album, both songs I knew and loved, and others that I had never heard before. To this point, this is my highest rated album.

I enjoyed his voice at time, and also the instrumentation -- at times. The style is not my thing, and I was mostly uninterested

In general, I dig Rush, though I don't seek them out (maybe I should). I like their sound and their precise phrasing and musicality. Getty Lee, after a while, gets to me, though, so listening to this whole album got to be a bit much.

Had a terrible time getting this to play in Spotify, and finally got a couple individual songs to play on it. Hated both.

Pleasant background music for a party, but not terribly compelling. Smooth jazz feel.

Love Stevie Wonder and this album has several favorites (Sir Duke especially).

Stevie Wonder two days in a row, weird. I don't like this album as much as Songs in the Key of Life, but Superstition is one of my favorite songs of his.

Not interested. So repetitive

This was actually kind of interesting, so it blew Daft Punk away in that regard.

I'm cool with Neil Young, not a massive fan. This was fine, but nothing that really got me going

Have always loved Sultans of Swing, but never really listened to a lot of DS. Love the guitar work here, it's really great and relaxing to listen to.

As repetitive as Daft Punk, but far more musical. Still, not really my cup of tea

Am behind. Listened to some of this, but it was doing nothing for me.

I've not heard many of these songs from Prince before, but do like a lot of this.

Meh

I liked this better than the other Talking Heads album I have listened to. Less repetitive with the same musicality

Was never really able to get into this, and ended up ignoring much of it

Maybe my favorite album since starting this. A couple old favorites and I enjoyed the songs that I have not heard before.

Nice voice, I also liked the background singers, but not really my cup of tea. Reminded me of the Lion King broadway show.

It was all right, not my main cup of tea, but many familiar songs

I had never heard of Morrissey, but did kind of like this.

This would be good to take a nap to in spite of not really being my cup of tea. It's got that repetitive nature that I don't really dig that much, but I do like the volcalist's voice and there is some good musicality there

It's all right. I like the piano in it occasionally. Couple songs I know.

Lots of gun and killing talk for such gentile sounding music.

I saved the album to my library in Spotify because I want to listen again. Good musicianship and I love the hard rock with a symphonic backdrop

I'm okay with the music, but the dark imagery got old pretty quick. Not really my cup of tea

Meh

Too old, I guess...

I'm cool with the big band sound in some of this, and do like Ray Charles' voice, but right now wasn't into it.

This didn't jump out at me as much as I had hoped, but I do like Elvis and will listen again

Love trumpet, but this isn't my fave style

This wasn't terrible, but her voice did get to me after a while.

I'm not necessarily the biggest LS fan in the world, but this is the best album with the most iconic songs I have listened to so far.

Surprisingly enough, I liked some of this

Not offensive, mostly just background noise

I like the guy's voice and the instrumentation, but this is not at all catchy

really great

Don't hate it, just don't care and have heard some of these songs too many time in 55 years

boring

Some of the music is okay, but not much. Can't stand her voice

Thought I would like it more, but it was pretty meh