I'm not a big fan of the old school hip hop, but I can see the appeal of this album. They have a pretty clean and fresh take on the genre for the time.

10cc did it better

I fucking hate classic rock. There are some decent songs though.

This would be good for anyone that likes the beastie boys.

This album was a lot more fun and free than I thought it was going to be. Pretty innovative for it's time.

Decent, but nothing too bold or game changing

Good musician and lyricist. It's tough getting used to his raspy voice though.

Great vocals mixed with a great mixing track. Side A has a lot of energy and variety. It gets a little slow towards the end of the album, but the instruments perform CPR to keep it alive to the end.

Swing and a miss. The instrumentation was cluttered and the vocals were drawn out and sloppy.

Slow dreaming trap with slick vocals make this an easy listen to get your groove on.

Visions is a dope song. Both production and vocals have strong and weak points. I like the more mellow songs, and the upbeat songs don't hold up as well.

Complete 180 from Brother in Arms. I hated that album, so I went into this one also expecting to hate it, but I am glad to be wrong. It has a lot of Lou Reed vibes and has a good flow throughout the album. Favorite song is probably wild west end.

Uninspiring lyrics, whiny vocals over a generic edm beat. Hussel and come around are catchy songs, but overall pretty amateur album.

Changes is a great song. Well done album with big hits and gives breathing room on the off tracks. Just not my cup of tea.

Good vibe album, but pretty 1 dimensional. A lot of the songs sound alike, with very slow breaks.

I can smell the BO of the crowd through my headphones. If you are into a lead singer that sounds like they smoke 3 packs a day and multiple guitars that go full speed non-stop, then this is for you

Album with the big hit no woman no cry. Overall a nice ragaee album. I don't know the history if this set the bar for ragaee or anything like that, but nothing really stood out to me as being bold and unique. Good background album though.

I don't like metal.

They are talented, but it's a mix of Mexican music and classic rock so it's just a double whammy for me.

Not as good as the album Original Soundtrack (I own on vinyl), but still a good and fun album with unique themes

Old doo-woppy classic rock. Nothing peaked my interest.

This is slightly more elevated than a dollar bin album, but not more than a $2 bin album.

I do like some primal scream. Fun listen

Close to a 5. Very strong start, but it doesn't stay full steam the whole album.

Good groove album. Some sounds have a trippy undertone like monkey in your soul, but some swing and miss.

I found it to be mostly annoying, chanty, mumble classic rock.

I thought their would be a 0% chance that I liked this album, but it is actually a really good album... Which makes me want to strangle every radio DJ that plays sharp dressed man 20 times a day, but never plays anything from this album.

Teachers is a smart and strong song. That one song proves Leonard is the real deal. Strong album, but not a strong as you "want it darker" by him before he died.

Interesting hearing the start of the Elvis revolution. Elvis's debut album is mix of slow intimate songs sprinkled with high energy hip shaking songs. Not a cohesive album, but a good listen.

I like the ambient synth driven tracks. The album is pretty tame overall.

Strange, but clever album. I didn't hear anything ground breaking, but it was edgy, flowed good, and didn't have any bad songs.

So bad.

Half of it sounded like a football marching band and half sounded like 50s jazz. Could be a good album for anyone into that music.

Has "I shot the sheriff" which is a good song, but overall, much weaker than John Martyn or Cat Stevens.

I wasn't a fan of breakfast in America, so my bar was low, but it was actually a pretty good album. It's not far off from pink Floyd's the wall.

Not as bad as I thought it was going to be. Not quite my vibe, but not far off. I wouldn't judge someone too harshly if they were into this.

This album got away with highway robbery getting on to this list. I'm sure this is supposed to be a transformative exotic album, but it's mostly pretty cringy.

80s synth pop that falls short in delivering anything worth relistening to.

I enjoyed the minimal jazz approach, solid song structure and writing. Much more enjoyable than I was anticipating.

I heard the name Iggy pop many times but this is the first Iggy pop album I listened to and I was not impressed. At least on this album, he comes off as a try hard David Bowie wannabe and doesn't find his own groove

Solid album with some quality hits. Nothing wowed me too much, but no duds either.

Nope. Not for me. This would be good for anyone that likes AC/DC

I think the production is underappreciated in amy winehouse's music, but her vocal ability adds a nice icing to the mascara running cake

Pretty boring. Mostly feel-good stadium rock that is stale and doesn't go in any direction.

If you like playing Elvis at 1.5x speed, then you are in luck with this album. This album has "great balls of fire" which I was never a fan of, but I know it's popular so if you like that song, give this a shot.

I could never get past the dudes voice. Lyrically decent and humorous but a little too on the nose for some songs. Not a fan of the garage band instrumentation.

Synth-tastic. However, it is missing an artistic flair. It would blend in with any synthwave album released today. Technically impressive for the time though.

Banger after banger after banger. The only downside is it is a short album at 30 minutes.

I bet this was on a lot of high school girls cd players, but it's not on my cd player

I am a big Nick Caves fan and he has some albums that are 4s and 5s, but this album didn't jump out from the background.

If her album dirty computer is also on this list, I will probably give that a 4, but this one is a 3 for me.