Transcendental. I have been conditioned to associate Indian music (the sitar) with transcendentalism thanks to movies and George Harrison

The interpretive dance equivalent of music

Felt like a musical. The features are very noteworthy. Not the biggest fan of the vocals, but I loved the rest

That’s good old country

Groovy, love-making tunes

A good example of average music from the late 60s era

Weak 808 pop, might re-listen to two songs but I wouldn’t bet on it

Definitely the 50s. I few fun riffs and a few slow jams

Aptly titled. Soft and full of emotions, enjoyable ride.

Not the worst hair metal I’ve heard

Oasis, but raised by an abusive mother. Nice drums, vocals, and guitar riffs

Oooo mama. Starts strong but fades. Experimental and ahead of its time.

Unique vocals over pop-py tracks. I enjoyed the poetry but her voice is annoying YEEAAAAYEEAAAA BAAABAAYYYYY

Minimalist experimental electronica. A few grooves, but I wouldn’t suggest listening sober.

Definitely not my favorite Neil album.

Exactly what I expected. Not got me

Love the political nature. Weak repetitive beats. Decent lyricism

Too heavy for me. Although surprisingly mellow at points. Teetered on pop-punk at times, maybe pop-metal?

Transcendental. I have been conditioned to associate Indian music (the sitar) with transcendentalism thanks to movies and George Harrison

Not too heavy, couldn’t tell if it was more punk or hair metal. Pretty enjoyable

No funkadelic, but still decent funk

Didn’t listen to all of it, but wasn’t a big fan of what I did hear

Hippie pop. Similar to the stones. Enjoyed some songs. Had high expectations for the kinks.

Pretty amateur and minimal musically, mostly driven by drums and high reverb synths. Some good songs throughout, but you can see how much Frank improved with Blonde

Arranged well, with vocals up front. A cohesive love story.

Classic southern rock feel. Jam-band-esque. Good background noise

Felt like the soundtrack to a niche musical

Can’t upset the Manta-Ray! Classic dum-dum-dum-dum electric guitar, maybe started here? All i know is half of the songs sound like a douchebag’s motorcycle trying to start.

Very boring repetitive beats. Decent transfers between tracks. Sorry method man, not interested.

OYE COMO VA! QUE LINDO!

Meh. Not great. Just immigrant song and tangerine.

Sad, calming but beats felt robotic

Good melodies. I feel like they influenced future bands

Early electronica. Not a fan

Mostly love songs. Some hits. Still early in their careers before an album became a cohesive work. Not my favorite

Classic early 60s rock

What an eclectic combination of songs. I have no idea what I just listened to but well done.

Very smooth, incredible production. Thanks Brian.

Did not think it was good, at all. Not of fan of the quiet-vocal mixing.

Soft, repetitive & poppy. Not for me

Soft, experimental, entertaining.

One of the top debut albums by any band. So many hits

Felt like a unique indie album

Not the worst

Appropriately political. Pretty damn good. Great variety of beats.

Way ahead of its time. Not for me but damn did they influence a generation of indie artists

Every song felt the same. Techno drum machine is repetitive. Probably influenced some 80s artists

Just really well done. Full of stories

Side A was 90% house. Side B was more unique.

The interpretive dance equivalent of music

Pretty minimalist. Felt like the only ones but softer

A few big hits

Not as heavy as I expected considering Black Sabbath came 10 years before. Pretty good

Modern Leonard Cohen. Weak production

Pretty decent, just very repetitive.

Oh the sounds of the 80s.

Likely influential

Punk. Randomness

Sweet jane! Not bad, weak melodies but enjoyable

I do not see its value

Classic Bob Dylan. Sounded more repetitive and poppy though

Classic punk. Lacks strong melodies, but entertaining.

Really enjoyed it. Felt like a theatre production

Typical early 2000s indie. Sounds like a mixture of Bon Iver and of monsters of men

Big hits. I really enjoyed it

Decent beats on a hip hop album. Felt like a slower more raw kanye album

Incredible. Great production. Very fun

Not for me but i see its value

Felt very improvisational. Not my favorite Dylan record

Enjoyable. Indie punk? Not a big fan of the vocals

Felt like the accompaniment of an epic sci-fi action romance feature

Not for me. Focus on vocals for poetry

Felt ad-libbed like freewheelin Bob Dylan

Heavy reggae inspiration. Some jams

Early British indie. Not for me

A few big hits. Feels like a jam band album

Definitely punk. Enjoyed most of it

Loved it. Sounds of the 50s

Pretty repetitive. Not very impressed

Meh. Light 80s

Funk rock?

A few jams. Enjoyable

Soft 80s heartbreak

Not a great start, but i love where it went

Well done

Felt a lot like the minutemen which i should’ve given 3 stars

I feel it

One long groove

Sounds very influential. Enjoyed

Decent soul vibe

Early folk rock. I dig it

Confused by the genre. Enjoyed some tracks

Irish ska. Feels like it could be the soundtrack to Mario party

For the genre and era, gold.

Yup. A few tracks that are just blatantly bad but with over 30 tracks and a handful of gems, it’s an easy 4.

Better than I remember. A classic

Jams

I do not like Rod Stewart’s voice

Much better than i expected

Felt like a musical. The features are very noteworthy. Not the biggest fan of the vocals, but I loved the rest

Repetitive repetitive boring. A hit. Repetitive boring

BIIIIILL-EEEEEEY SHEARS!

Sexist as hell but damn good

Definitely enjoyable. Feels very loose

Discount Willie Nelson. Some talent but none of the songs truly grabbed me

Nothing spectacular but a few popular gems

Meh. Not as samba as expect

Oh mama 60s folk rock

Not much without the expert melodies of the smiths

Enjoyable besides the obnoxious vocals

Thoroughly enjoyed. Few tracks i don’t care for though

I see the appeal but not for me

Very enjoyable reggae

But fuck Kanye

Meh

Ok

Quite boring

Meh

Definitely influenced alvvays

Exactly what i expected. At least what I listened to of it

I enjoyed the ride

Discount Jim Croce

Not the Sinatra record I’d recommend

Classic but lots of songs i’m not fond of

Psychedelic rock

Extraordinarily bland

Melancholic.

That’s good old country

Jazzy

Bland

Love it

Jam band

What a down to earth human

Modern day Kinks