Probably a top 10 rap album all time. Nas is one of the great storytellers and wordsmiths of rap with a buttery smooth flow. Love this album.
Weird and bad... and weird
Better than I thought. Pretty classic.
Tasty thrash metal treat if you need a punch in the face, and today I needed one. Guitarist Scott Ian described this album as... “It really felt like we were being guided by the power of metal and it was out of our hands. Satan was channeling his will through us and we couldn’t help but succeed.”
I'm a big fan of Neil Young. Pretty cool folk, country and rock mix. Relaxing vibes.
Super original album/sound. I'm also a sucker for chicks that wail.
Good album. Started off strong and I was into it with its powerful guitar and drums. For me it just started getting a little annoying about 5 songs in with every song just dragging on. Maybe I needed to be high.
It's loud and gritty. Punk isn't my favorite genre but I can appreciate this album.
Not really something I'm going to listen to on purpose ever. There are some snippets of soul/blues with decent beats/samples, but all and all there isn't a lot of substance. I'll never understand people's fascination with Moby.
I guess the only thing worse than American pop is British pop?
I like it, don't love it. It's unique and there's a pretty good vibe but wouldn't make my regular rotation.
Umm... I guess I can appreciate that others from different cultures enjoy the wailing pop of Khaled. Not for me at all.
No one of the great rap artists in my opinion, and not one of the greatest albums. This is actually LL's last good album.
Pre Duran Duran influencer. I liked the album. Although it won't be a part of the regular rotation, I'm glad I listened.
Not his best album, but pretty good and easy to appreciate. Not necessarily my jam, but I liked it.
I'm a big fan of Johnny Cash. His first performance at a prison was in 1957 and I'm guessing he was one of the first musicians to do that on the regular. Great road trip music.
Three or four classic Nirvana songs. I really enjoyed this album back in the day and I still enjoy it now. Not as gritty as their first album, but great nonetheless.
I love Bowie but for me this was too dramatic and artsy with too many random sounds and instruments. It's risky, I just didn't like it that much.
America, Mrs. Robinson and A Hazy Shade of Winter are amazing songs. Definitely some weird stuff in the album as well like Voices of Old People. Overall, I liked the album.
Ok album. Not a huge fan.
This is one of the first albums I recall as a kid. There isn't a lot of depth but it's pretty good for just chilling. It'll never make my regular rotation, but I like it and how it takes me back to the 70s as a kid.
Dripping in 60s everything. I saw a write up that said they were inspire by The Beatles and Bob Dylan. I also didn't remember David Crosby as a part of this band. I liked the album.
It was ok. I actually liked several of the beats... but just instrumentals/beats are never going to do it for me.
It's not my favorite Fleetwood Mac, but I like it. It's a little experimental and varies a bit from Rumours, but it's relaxing.
Really like this album. Lead singer reminds me a little of the lead singer from Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah.
I read this album was recorded in 9 days. I'm not a huge Willie fan, but this is pretty good although a little dull.
I think I like their self-titled album the best, their first album, but this is a good one. The Chain might be my favorite song of theirs.
6 songs of weirdness. Willie the Pimp is kinda fun. Other than that there's lots of instrumentals with some pretty cool guitar. Not great but not the worst either.
Did not remember this artist but I had heard at least one of the songs. I really liked it and it will become part of my rotation. Unique voice, and peaceful guitar.
Pretty trippy album. Sunshine Superman may have been the only song I knew beforehand. This will not be a part of the regular rotation nut I enjoyed it. Trippy, weird, fun.
Not their best, but a great album. It's crazy to know that all of their albums came over just a 7 year period. Lots of familiar songs you can listen to over and over again.
Jazz isn't really for me. Like black licorice, I can appreciate it exists and others like it, but I probably never will.
One of my favorite rap albums ever, and my favorite by ATCQ. About as close to a perfect rap album as you can get. I love ATCQ.
I really enjoyed this album. I'd heard at least one of the songs before but had no idea who this artist was. Unique voice and guitar. Relaxing.
Not a huge Morrissey fan, but its ok.
Good album. Minimal beats and vocals that are really clean.
Lots of songs, lots of soul. I've never listened to this whole album before but knew a lot of the songs. I really like Stevie Wonder and this album is great.
Great voice, super old style of music that doesn't do it for me now. Historic influencer of Elvis and many others... just not my speed today.
Short album that's definitely unique. Some experimental jazz in the background doesn't help me like the album despite me liking Van Morrison in general. Sweet thing is a good song but most of the album is a miss for me.
Pretty much hated it. Jazz kinda stinks.
I liked the album but didn't love it.
Unique sound... reminds me a little of Cake on some songs
Short album that kinda rips. Love the grit and the power.
Not a at all for me... actually might be my least favorite kind of music after country. It's chill but not my kind of chill.
I hadn't heard of these guys prior to listening today. There was a lot to like and a lot not to like. I liked the sound a lot more than the bleak, pissed off lyrics.
Yessss!!!!! One of my favorite bands/sounds/albums of all time. Kicks you in the balls and you still want more.
Clearly has a pretty voice... but the hummingbird droning at the end of each note gets old.
Not my favorite Bowie, but Panic in Detroit is a great song. Good listen.
Soundgarden was my favorite of the grunge bands because of Chris Cornell (RIP) and his ridiculous vocals. Hits hard all around. Love it.
Clearly some talent but not my vibe.
Just can't really stand Costello's voice... tough listen for me. Some of the lyrics are quite good but that voice... ugh.
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So good. Some of the best road trip music of all time. Chillest of the chill.
Kinda fun. Uniquely folksy.
Short album that gets to the point. Great road trip jam. Easy to groove to.
Great album. Probably one of the best ever. Tough to beat Jimi's guitar and overall sound. Will never get old.
I liked it... starting to appreciate the Pixies more and more.
Definitely unique. Definitely kinda weird. Experimental. I liked it ok.
Country isn't for me but I can appreciate Waylon and his part in country music history.
Seems like a heroin riddled, disjointed, autobiographical confession set to music.
Never been a big fan but in giving it another shot I liked some of the songs that weren't his more popular ones. This album may have been peak Springsteen but it's not his best work IMO. His more recent stuff (last two albums) are actually quite good.
Always dig the uniqueness.
Great drums, great guitar, unique vocals, and uniqueness everywhere... what's not to like? Solid find for me.
Paul Simon is great, but his best work was with collaborating with Garfunkel. Solid album and chill vibe. Fun video with Me and Julio Down by the School Yard with all the cameos like Spud Webb.
Fun album and super creative with the fake commercials, etc. I dig it.
Big fan and really like this album.
Love this album... hard to find a bad song on the whole thing. GNR at their peak and an album I need to put into the rotation.
What a fun soundtrack. Best line to any opening track on any album ever? Look no further than Theme from Shaft (you're damn right)
Some classic songs from older movies. It's ok.
I liek the folksy irish vibe and a pretty incredible voice
Super soulful voice but its not my style.
Good album. Are their hits actually their worst songs?
Really like this album. I wish I was a bigger fan of the blues, but this is pretty solid.
It's painful, in so many ways. It goes beyond interesting and weird into the awful.
Really fun with lots of collabs.
Deliciously refreshing. My favorite Bowie.
Our Lips Are Sealed is surprisingly solid lyrically for a pop song. I liked the album more than I thought I would and only knew their two hits prior to listening.
Gritty, raw, and delightful
KISS is not for me. Trite.
Unique sound and lyrics... one of my favorite bands of all time. Wish the ride could've lasted longer with Morrison.
Pretty solid; wont become part of the regular rotation but a good album
I knew some of the songs and liked it better than I thought I would
One of the best albums ever
One of my favorite rap albums of all time. Uniquely entertaining with a funny flow. Also responsible for helping to launch the career of Tupac. RIP Tupac and Shock G
Not MJs best but a good album
Pretty good album, and I get these guys were pioneers, but its the psychedelic part of their hard rock I don't really dig. Some great songs, some really bad songs.
You can't love rap without loving RUN DMC. This album represents the best of RUN DMCs smart lyrics and seemless flow. Walk this Way may be the best Rap/Rock collaboration of all time.
Is ok from a rock standpoint and you cant argue with their longevity. Their one unique attribute, however, may be their longevity. Not part of my regular rotation, but I can appreciate their success.
Pretty solid. Not my favorite Neil Young but a good album nonetheless.
Never heard of this band before listening here. not great
One of the great rap groups and albums of all time. Ageless...
