Sounded like Meatloaf. Not as good.

I usually don't mind Air (I own Moon Safari) but I found this tedious. Maybe it helps to see the film...

Yeah liked that. Four stars possibly just because it's new to me.

Maybe its me, maybe its the music but I seem to be in a bit of a 3-star rut. This was fun but I wouldn't be hankering for more...

Not a big fan. The odd song was OK.

Quite bland. Like a Sunday afternoon at home.

Enjoyable.

Already own this. Its a strong album although I think it does dip toward the middle/end.

Enjoyable. The start of the album is excellent and I think the tail-end (signified by 'Can't Get No Satisfaction') wanes enough to lose a star.

Not really my thing. Quite dreary.

Classic rock. Whats not to like?

Wasn't too keen to start but it grew on me.

Didn't like it. Drony.

Another one that grew on me. Massively 80's. I Don't Believe in You and Give It Up were good.

Good start but a little bit noodly toward the end. Live albums tend to disappoint.

Eclectic but quite enjoyable.

Vervey. Nice enough.

Never even crossed my radar before but liked it. The fact Jah Wobble used to work for LU is also cool.

Part of that mid-00's indie rock that I really don't like I'm afraid.

Very evocative and almost a 60's parody. Grew on me at first and then grew tiresome.

Not for me. Far too self-indulgent toward the end.

Very enjoyable.

In the desert that was the noughties, this wasn't terrible.

Nothing there to interest me really.

Yeah it was OK. Fairly generic country.

Slightly disappointing. Was expecting more.

A tough one to rate. Not my favourite Tom Waits album but good enough for a low 4 I think.

Not much to say. Its a cultural touch stone.

No. Maybe I wasn't paying attention but sounded like someone trying to tune a radio.

Tough one. Didn't dislike it but don't think I'd listen to it again so...

The songs were OK but it sounds like it was being sung by a strangled cat.

Hard to see past how it was mocked and parodied. Bland but inoffensive.

Excellent.

Alright. Not overly memorable.

A lowish 4 I think.

Didn't like but I think my expectations were confused with 'Supergrass' so was expecting upbeat pop rather than dirty stuff. Overly harsh rating...

Whats not to like. Standard.

The concept was better than the execution. Feel a bit mean to only give it two stars as I felt like they reached for the stars but frankly I wouldn't rush to listen again.

Enjoyed it. I think it just missed a four stars by a smidge for no quantifiable reason.

Enjoyable. Don't want to feel too stingy so will give it a 4 for 'Lost Someone' alone.

Strange that I enjoyed it more than I expected. Particularly the slightly cheesy 80s stuff :)

Enjoyed it. Struggled with the rating - there are a couple of bangers but also some filler. A high 3 I think (I've been too generous this week).

I get there was an ambient vibe but not really my bag.

It was quite nice but did nothing to grab me.

Apart from a couple of standout tracks, it didn't grab my attention.

Had promise but for me didn't deliver.

No didn't like this one either. Sounded like the soundtrack to a rubbish 90s film.

Better than expected. A few classics but tails off a little.

Enjoyed it a lot. It may just have been a case of capturing my mood perfectly as a lay in bed feeling under the weather.

I usually don't mind Air (I own Moon Safari) but I found this tedious. Maybe it helps to see the film...

Grew on me over the course of the day.

Found it really hard to rate due to the ubiquity of some of the songs in popular culture.

Excellent. Maybe could've been 5 stars but just missed out.

On the whole very enjoyable although I thought the quality between songs was varied.

Possibly not in the right mood for it today but it didn't grab me in anyway.

Strangely never heard of this band before. Quite good...

Good.

Dylan live - not sure about that.

Fine.

Tough one. I'll give it a four just to separate it from some of the threes but probably not as good as some of the fours!

Meh... not a big fan really. Shocking!

What was that?!

Whats not to like?!

Very evocative. A few absolute classics and a fair bit of filler as well.

Another great album. I feel like I'm being very generous recently but its been a good run.

Some excellent songs that define an era but probably not something on the whole I'd go back to. Although I may just be being unfair due to my recent run of fours.

Felt like it should and could have been better than it was.

Couple of good songs but nothing special. Probably a little harsh on the rating.

I've never got on with Nick Drake. Too droney.

Not that keen to start with but it did grow on me. A couple of really good tracks towards the end.

Bit harsh perhaps but it wasn't as good as Automatic for the People so...

Liked this. Took a couple of listens and the 'extended' version isn't worth the hassle.

Fairly uninspiring jazz. Sunday afternoon BBC mystery soundtrack.

Meh. It was fine but I'm starting to expect more than that...

Enjoyed it. It was fun.

Yeah fine. Easy listening but nothing special.

Never really liked it. 2 stars because it isn't unlistenable.

Tails off but four stars just for the first six or so songs on disk 1.

I liked it actually. A few good tracks but the album works well together as a narrative.

Oh, no.

Meh.

Fine. Nothing really stood out though.

Easy listening but didn't grab me.

A classic.

I'm being perhaps a little provocative but...

It was OK. Nothing special but strung along.

A few classics but the sort of macho-Americano punk is not my favourite.

Was alright. Liked Fisherman's Blues....

Its OK as ambient music but I cannot really remember a thing about it.

Some great songs but not a great album.

Probably a bit harsh but it grated on me whilst I was trying to concentrate.

Good stuff.

Better.

Easy listening. Nothing to take offence too.

More of an Oasis person in the 90s but I liked this. It was a bit more varied.

Yeah pretty good as far as the jazz stuff we've had so far goes.

Ok. Not enough for 4 stars I don't think.

Sounded like Meatloaf. Not as good.

Probably not a far go because I was away from home. Seemed OK in what I heard.

Yeah liked that. Four stars possibly just because it's new to me.

Bit warbly.

Just like the other Bowie album. Some great songs but otherwise nothing astonishing.

Too dreary.

Unremitting. I didn't mind it when I was concentrating/working but not the kind of thing I'd put on a lazy Summer evening.

Yeah OK.

Not really my thing but I can see why people like it.

I think I would like it more on repeated listens but not really grabbing me.

Pleasant. I don't think I would listen again though...

I remember a huge buzz about this at the time and I was non-plussed at the time. Still am really... its fine...

I mean its not terrible but I just cannot be bothered with it. Its silly.

Unremarkable.

Fine.

Good whilst its on but I probably wouldn't be in a rush to listen again.

Maybe its me, maybe its the music but I seem to be in a bit of a 3-star rut. This was fun but I wouldn't be hankering for more...

Finally something a bit different. Still only gets three stars but...

Eurgh!

Struggled to actually listen to the album through the links. Not sure if that was just me...

I thought it was a solid 3 but then I was looking through for special mentions and more than half the songs - so I guess a 4 then...

Needs to be listened to loudly. Good stuff.

I expected more but it was OK. Good for dancing.

I expected more. It was just fairly inoffensive dad-rock in the end.

Enjoyed it. Good background music.

I think one of the two most formative albums of my youth.

Hilariously French. I did enjoy listening to it but not sure if musically or for the fun. As such I'm not sure I can give it three stars because would it become grating over time....?

Maybe its because it was the day of the England semi-final but I wasn't really feeling this today.

Fine.

Classic.

Probably wasn't really in the mood. It wasn't bad but also had no interest...

Liked it less than I thought I would. I guess I was right all those years...

It was OK. I thought at times it was a 2.5-er. As I've been grumpy this week I may as well keep that going.

Not for me. Droany and always on these lists.

Really liked it. It's a really high 3. Maybe a 3.9. Ah fine I'll give it a 4.

Really good. Not something you listened to song by song or very often.

Its times like this that I'd changed my rating system earlier. So this is just OK which is now going to be 2 stars from here on...

Definitely the best of the Bowie albums we've had so far.

Loved it. Just what I needed.

Probably the best jazz so far.

Funny when an album happens to hit your own mood.

Was alright. Not really my cup of tea. Nice to hear the Father Ted theme-tune though.

Was a little disappointed if I'm honest.

Nothing remarkable.

Quite enjoyable but forgettable.

Was fine while I was working but not sure I could distinguish one song from another.

Yeah ok. Raucous.

Liked it. Thought I'd like it more tbh.

Fairly standard 80s pop.

Yeah ok. Enjoyable even.

Not really my thing. Although it wasn't unpleasant enough for one star.

Enjoyed it. Was better in the evening than the day time.

Liked it but its not the same when you are sat at a desk working as opposed to up and dancing.

Very good.

Cannot complain

Maybe slightly unfairly for an album I know and enjoy but I don't feel well so...

Quite disappointing actually. Obviously the hits are great but there was a lot more filler than I'd been expecting.

I quite often like Frank Zappa but this passed me by a bit if I'm honest.

Some cracking songs but I think whilst the album was influential and all that, its not as 'good' as I'd like. A high 3 in the end.

Boring.

Fine. More filler than I remembered and the good songs are definitely overplayed.

Another tough one. Sneaks a low 4.

I think a bit like Disraeli Gears the good songs are overplayed and there is a lot of filler in between. Also marked down because it was quite hard to find and listen to.

Quite liked it. Although more on first listen. Got a bit samey on subsequent play-throughs.

Grew on me but...

A bit too fiddly for a day to day listen but undeniable classics.

Good stuff.

This really grew on me. I'll give it a low 4, I think. It was a 3 until late last night.

It was OK but I wouldn't listen again apart from that All the Kings Men song.

Meh. Probably wouldn't bother again.

Perhaps it was just because of the weekend just gone but this was a dirge.

Not a big fan. The odd song was OK.

Lots of good songs but for some reason I wasn't captivated by it.

Not sure there were any redeeming factors particularly.

Unremarkable.

Great.

It was OK. Of its time and I'm not sure its aged well...

Nothing like what I was expecting. It was alright but I don't think I'd listen again.

Very meh. Why is it that people who think they've had some kind of psychedelic break through all end up playing the same music.... Doesn't seem very original.

I know its a classic but I didn't really connect with it.

Pleasant.

This guy again. Probably not as bad as his drugs are so interesting album but not good either.

This was good. Probably just misses out on a 4 though.

Good stuff. I personally prefer his older stuff most of which would be a 4 so it only gets a 3 on this occasion.

A bit of a dip in the middle but sandwiched by classics.

Underwhelmed. Considering it was Iggy Pop I was expecting something more... interesting?

Not for me this.

This was a good one. I definitely heard lots of bands that had been influenced from this...

Enjoyed it more than I thought I would actually.

Grew on me over the weekend.

Again slightly underwhelmed by Bowie. The hits are good though.

Some fantasic songs. Some throwaways. I feel like I've lost the grasp of my own scoring system....

Quite enjoyable as background music. The lecture would then come on every now and again which was a bit jarring.

It was OK for what it was. Not really my thing but I didn't actively hate it.

OK.

Pretty standard country really.

I appreciate the sentiment but a bit samey.

It was alright but considering most of the songs were covers, I feel like it's cheating.

Enjoyed it. Band I'd never heard before -- One More Hour is a great tune.

Not really doing it for me. The 'She Watches Channel Zero' is a banger though.

Ok. Quite samey...

Yes its good. But it is slightly overblown and the quality does drop off...

Probably my favourite Dylan album (of the ones I've bothered to listen to). A high four but will even stretch it to a 5 just because I don't do that very often.

Bit of a come-down from the last two albums.

Excellent. Preferred Blood on the Tracks though.

Obviously the hits are part of popular culture so they stood out. Otherwise quite samey.

Simply passed me by.

Tried to think of something clever to say but...

There was some decent songs but didn't grab me.

I'm sure we've had this before. Anyway I was expecting to like it more than I did...

Another formative album. It still holds up and I think even coming to it new it would be highly rated.

Maybe a bit of its time, not sure how it'll date but I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

It was OK. Didn't do enough to make me that interested in hearing more but I enjoyed it whilst it was on.

A couple of real earworms in there.

It was OK. Not really into this sort of stuff usually. Was heading for two stars but I spent most of Sunday singing Psycho Killer so I'm going to say its sneaked a three.

Alright.

Not for me really.

Hardest album to rate yet. Immediate reaction was not good. 1 star. But it grew on me after a couple of listens. 2 stars. A couple more listens and I was noticing some over-arching narratives and 3 stars. I had to come back to it later in the day as it was nagging at me. Could it get even more stars? No. On a refreshed listen I was back toward my initial reaction. Best be done with it and give it a 2 but I feel like it may pull me back in.... Highlights: Hold My Liquor and Bound2

Nothing to it really.

Bit dated and cringy with some of the references. Nevertheless it was undeniably funny at times and some good rhymes and beats.

Still not really doing anything for me. Songs like Under My Thumb are OK on the other hand, Lady Jane.... Middling rating.

Enjoyable in parts.

Bit torn on this one. I think I was expecting it to be better than it was so was maybe a bit down on it. It wasn't as good as Peter Tosh's album but it was good. Recency bias, it was better than the last couple so I'll give it a low 4.

Was OK. Was probably expecting a bit more. Scrapes a three.

Not in the mood for this today.

Liked it. Which was a surprise to me

Wasn't expecting to like it but it was good in a sub-TVZ/Dylan type way. A bit too droney for 4 stars but close.

Strange one. Very 80's revival. Liked the electro-sounding stuff like American Dream, Black Screen and some of the rest passed me by.

It was OK. Didn't really stick with me. Too polished and produced, could've done with stripping back a bit.

Not really my thing.

Enjoyable for what it was.

Oh no. Didn't like that... if I'd paid more attention it may have dropped to a 1 star.

Some classics but also more filler than I was expecting. Highlights were Parklife and Magic America.

That was weird. Didn't hate it though.

A rare example of an album actually getting worse the more I listened. Became too repetitive after a while...

Objectively good. Won't listen again.

I expected better. Its no Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac.

Excellent. I think there are some stone-cold classics on this album. An easy 4.

Fantastic of course and probably more consistent than some other albums.

Too much yakking and not enough playing.

Fairly bog standard stuff. Modern Man stood out everytime it came around though.

Well there was one stand out song obviously. Otherwise it was fine without being great.

A bit like the previous album. One famous song. I didn't think there was anything else here of note...

Enjoyed it. Quite samey though I'm not sure I could listen to it over and over without getting tired of the formula. Even two playthroughs was enough for me to 'get it'.

I think I got my hopes up and was expecting more.

It did actually grow on me a little bit and there were one or two good songs but I think I expected better.

Perhaps controversial but I was feeling awful after my booster and just wasn't in the mood.

Much more suitable fory beleaguered soul.

Not really my scene.

Didn't sound any different from the 'standard' Christmas stuff.

I like it when it's not too self-indulgent. A stripped down version would score higher.

Started off quite well as something a bit different. Did drag though.

Moody and atmospheric but unlikely to choose to listen on any given day.

Snuck in as a four.

Very similar to Run DMC. Some good songs and it's nice to have something different but gets very samey.

Enjoyed it a lot more than I imagined. A bit samey toward the end though and I think may not age well - the breathy female singer of today

Recency bias. There was nothing wrong with it but it wasn't as good as the previous day.

Hmmm... sneaks a low four. Mainly so as to not mess up my genre ratings! No really, obviously there are one or two classic songs in there but generally I find GnR quite parodic and tiresome.

There are some good songs but I wasn't that in to it as a whole.

If just for Maggot Brain itself..

Hmm... I like Fela Kuti but I do not like live albums.

Struggled to rate as always with albums like this. I've never heard this album before and yet knew the majority of the songs... on the whole, I enjoyed it. Somewhere between 3-4 stars for me but as we can't do half stars I'll go for 3. Stripped down a bit and it'd be a 4.

One or two tracks that I've become ingrained to but otherwise not my thing particularly.

My heart dropped when I saw it was Eno again after the Music for Airports debacle. But I was pleasantly suprised and my heart soared on the 'Here Come the Warm Jets' title track. Its a solid 3 but I'll give it a 4 for that alone.

Probably a little disappointing. But Heaven is 10 Zillion Years Away was great.

Suprisingly OK. I wasn't looking forward to it when I saw it but actually enjoyed it.

Was looking forward to this but a little bit disappointed. Quite a lot of filler in amongst the good ones.

Actually quite enjoyed it. Very good as background working music. I'm unlikely to ever to remember to listen again though.

It was fine background music. Once again I feel like I need to adjust my ratings otherwise everything gets a 3.

Solid 4. It does tail off a bit but its a blistering first few songs.

It was OK. Nothing special, quite disappointed really. Also what is it with these like 30 track albums with 3-4 versions of the same song?

It was OK, I was expecting more.

It was pleasant without being remarkable.

It was quite good. Again nothing remarkable.

Quite good as background music and a departure from what I would usually expect. Nothing particularly standout though.

Bit disappointing. Felt like it was a bit sub-Wildhearts rock. Not much too it.

Enjoyed it.

Nice background music but I think there are better Miles Davis albums.

Not the best reggae album we've had.

Didn't care for it at all. I think I cannot give it one star because it wasn't ear-clutching terrible....

Was quite interested to listen having always passed on Coldplay as bland. Maybe its expectancy bias but it really was nothing... I didn't hate it so its better than a one I suppose.

Shame this came so soon after Coldplay. Another musical blancmange of nothingness... Again it gets a 2 because it wasn't bad enough for a 1 but this just goes to demonstrate the futility of rating things on a five star scale.

Enjoyed it. Probably didn't get it the attention it deserved. Solid.

Nothing here for me to grab on to. Nothing stands out. Dull.

Perhaps slightly over-rated but really enjoyed the first half of the album.

I have this album so obviously thought it was alright before. This time it rubbed me up the wrong way although I think that was because I was having a bit of a day and needed something with more pep....

Enjoyed this. Probably didn't give it the attention in deserved but was good.

Pretty good.

Meh. I didn't like it a first although it did grow on me a little.

Enjoyed it. Like being back in Cuba.

OK. I preferred the other album so this is a low 3.

Not really my cup of tea. I liked the odd tune here or there but otherwise it was a bit of a trek...

Much like the Missy Elliot album really. Some good songs but also a lot of filler. Much of the songs merged into one.

Not my idea of a good time either I'm afraid. One or two decent song but otherwise didn't appeal. I presume there will be other Prince albums and I expect those to be better...

Pretty good. Nice background music with a bit of a vibe.

Classic Dad rock. Enjoyable for what it was...

Very good.

A very tough 3. No reason it shouldn't be a four except for recency bias.

It was just OK. Probably a low three. Tambourine Man is a classic but that standard was not maintained.

The sleazy indie stuff was OK. Less keen on the experimental stuff in the middle...

Not sure about that. A bit to "bop be bop" 80s for me.

Suprisingly good. Never heard of them before but it was well advanced for its time.

Good stuff.

Another album that was hard to rate due to having heard most songs before in different contexts (adverts etc). I guess it was OK but no more. A low 3.

Not a big fan. Grating.

It was fine. Like the Springsteen one (Nebraska) before, it was OK on first listen but then became very samey/grating on subsequent listens. So as per Nebraska it gets knocked down from a 3 to a 2 on grounds of pettiness.

Enjoyed that and happily listened to it all day. Not sure I'd ever think to listen again mind...

Not a fan. This veers worryingly close to 1 star territory.

Hard to rate. I enjoyed it and Psychosocial is an absolute banger but not their best and whilst I feel I do need to rep for the metal in the list, its not quite a 4.

Didn't really make any impact on me. I think it was quite groovy in places...

Disappointing. There were a couple of songs I enjoyed.

Listened to it in the morning and it had no impact on me. Worked much better in the evening with the lights down low I thought. Still though...

Now then... this was good. Best album for a while... a high 3.

Was quite looking forward to this but disappointed. Beyond Blister in the Sun there wasn't really anything to get my teeth into. A low 3 would probably be a 2 on another day.

Well I thought I'd not like it because not a big fan of his voice but actually it wasn't too bad. Some hits and some misses but enjoyable enough overall.

Enjoyed it. Blue Skies was a treat.

I appreciate the musicality but it didn't really interest me.

I did like it. I also felt like it needed to be concentrated on which I didn't do. Or maybe I was expecting more from it... not sure.

Classic.

Like Cheap Trick but I don't think the 'liveness' added anything.

It didn't help that I wasn't feeling very well but not really my thing.

I mean the music was fine... good even. Maybe I'd like it more if I'd watched the film but it didn't really seem to be a cohesive thing.

I mean there are some classic songs on there but it did seem a little 'twee' (?) perhaps. Strange. I enjoyed it but would I be rushing back for more - probably not.

Good.

Surprisingly good. Maybe it was just pre holiday excitement ...

Yeah fine. A bit samey after a while but fairly pleasant.

Really enjoyed the first few songs and thought we may be on course for an unexpected four stars. The quality dropped off quite a bit so I think a three is probably fair ...

Probably heading for a boring 2 stars until 'Certain Surprise' which was excruciating.

Not sure I actually found the album. But listened to a variety of songs.

Once again disappointed by Bowie. It may have grown on me with more listens

Possibly a little unfair but I just couldn't get into it at all. And found it actively annoying.

I feel like I should've liked this more than I did. Perhaps I didn't give it enough attention what with my first day back at work for a week and a bit.

Undeniably a great singer with some decent songs.

Better than I remembered at the time. Not something I'd listen to but I was dreading listening and it wasn't that bad.

Very enjoyable.

It was fairly meh. Almost a parody of Cypress Hill... (I appreciate how silly that sounds).

Enjoyable but underwhelming. Sultans is probably enough to make this a 4 though.

Didn't get much from it. I think it was very 80s and maybe I didn't give it the time it deserved.

It was OK... Worked well as background music for working. I don't think I'd listen for pleasure...

There are some great songs on this album. But also some nonsense songs in between. Probably would be a 4 in a certain mood but I'll go for 3.

Enjoyable. Particularly like the first song (Chan Chan). It does get a bit samey after a while though...

It was OK. I could only find the 'Legacy Edition' of the album which was like two hours long. There was only so much that I could take but certainly the original stuff was good for working to.

I thought it was OK. Quite chilled and easy-listening. I believe its a concept album which I didn't pick up with just casual listen - maybe if I followed the story it'd be a three.

I love 70s Tom Waits. Less enamoured with later stuff.

Surprisingly enjoyable to start with but does become very samey and whiney as it progresses.

Probably better than the previous Sonic Youth album we had but still didn't really grab me.

No thanks.

Probably a little harsh but I wasn't in to it today.

Absolutely fine. Just as you would expect really some inoffensive soft Americana rock.

Didn't really interest me. Meant to go back and listen again over the weekend but forgot which speaks volumes...

Like Bowie, another album that I think I should like more than I do. But it was fine.

Enjoyable. Faded toward the end of the album but the first disc was excellent.

A classic. I think if it was a tighter 8-track album it could be a five.

It was fine. Not sure that it had that much of an impact so going for a 2. Not to say I didn't like it though...

I didn't like this.

The odd song was quite catchy but not a huge fan.

Probably slightly buoyed by a poor run recently. This was enjoyable enough.

Quite enjoyed it. Found it quite soothing...

It grew on me over the course of the day. But I definitely wanted to like it more than I actually did.

Like the ones before it. Perfectly fine.

It was OK. Think it was better than the previous one.

Not really.

No didn't like that. It's exactly the sort of unimaginative indie/garage rock that winds me up...

Didn't like this at all

It was OK, fairly bog standard bluesy rock.

Really enjoyed it. Good drunk music. A relatively rare recent four.

Enjoyed it. Probably not quite enough to get a 4 but its a high 3 for sure.

Struggled to rate this. Its pretty cheesy metal but it was fun! Squeeze a sympathy 4.

Go on then. A Friday feeling 4. Feels a little dated to be honest but hit me OK.

Wasn't looking forward to this one but actually probably better than I was expecting.

Another fun one. A little bit silly but unarguably fun.

Thought I'd like this more than I did considering the Misfits are one of my favourite bands of all time.

I'd always written off the MSPs because of those horrible nasally dirges for which I knew them for but this was actually very good.

It was just OK. A bit too floaty for me...

Bits of it were OK (If it ain't ruff for example) but on the whole not really doing anything for me and I think probably aged quite badly in terms of the misogyny etc.

Its not often I give a one-star and this may not have be worthy of a one but it wasn't good. The music was OKish but the singing....

This was excellent. A little suprised as I've listened to PJ Harvey before and never been that fussed but this was very sparse and arresting. "Water" is right up my street...

A little dour (which I understand is the story around the music). I'd expected better...

I think it was fine. A bit like the Springsteen albums you know exactly what you are going to get. Not really sure how you would distinguish between them enough for some to get into the list and others not.

It was pretty good but I bit mid-90s alt rock for me.

This is actually the one Yes album I owned. Maybe I wasn't in the mood but it was fine without being any more than that... I think probably its one of those lie in a darkened rooms prog albums.

Probably slightly overrated. I think its quite of its time. But 'You Can Call Me Al' is a classic so...

Enjoyed this. Didn't find it too psychedelic and more rockabilly. No more than that though.

This was great.

Like the previous Cure album. I quite like the effect and the aura but I couldn't pick out a single song... weird.

Not that keen. I don't know if it'd help to have seen the film... I think soundtracks are probably best when they remind you invoke emotions in you combined with the memory of watching the film.

Started off slowly but I was enjoying it by the end.

I do like this album and I've got quite into it before. I think it didn't particularly grab me this time around but I think its one of those that you have to pay attention to. For memories of better listens in the past I'll give it a 4.

Obviously remember the hits. Didn't particularly like them at the time or now and the rest didn't sway me.

Ok as background music but not rushing to relisten.

Enjoyed that. Loving the slap bass... Just a three I think but a high one.

Not a big fan.

Yeah It was OK.

A straightforward 4. Potentially it could be more really...

An album of highs and lows. Less keen on the hippyish stuff but songs like there were also some great songs in there. Not sure how to rate really...

Wasn't feeling this today. Didn't particularly suit my mood.

Better.

One of those that I enjoyed whilst it was on but realistically will never listen to again.

OK. I've tried a few times with this album. Its fine but no more for me.

It was fine, nice to listen to. Nothing exciting though for me.

I think its probably a 5. Not something I would listen to that often but hits the spot.

She's got a decent voice but otherwise forgettable.

I found out later in the afternoon having listened to this album all day that my computer had some audio issues leading to cracking, popping, etc. It probably says a fair bit about what I think of Eno that I thought this was deliberate. Despite that I persisted so it must have been OK.

Just what I needed today.

Enjoyable but I do prefer the earlier stuff.

Well that was odd. Not at all what I was expecting and at first I didn't like it but then it grew on me. Although more because I found it funny than anything else which I doubt they were going for....

Loved it! All quite samey but found myself singing along and enjoyed listening.

It was aight....

Couple of anthemic songs and the rest was fine.

Standard Bruce stuff. The odd good singalong track, the odd cringey track, the rest standard Dadrock.

Probably my favourite of the Bowie albums we've had so far. Enjoyed it.

Not keen.

This was hit and miss. Like some of the more ambitious numbers...

Didn't really listen as I normally would so perhaps a little unfair. But what I did hear was underwhelming...

Uninspiring.

Again not really for me. I think you have to be in the right mood for this shoe-gazey type stuff and it just didn't hit me today.

It got better with more listens and there were a couple of songs towards the end (Vaseline and ?) that were pretty good. Otherwise another disappointing one.

Yeah it was alright. Something to listen to at least. Nothing particularly stood out but it was pleasant enough.

Stone cold classic.

Initially wasn't that impressed but went to bed singing one of the songs.

Not really my thing. I'm going to be a little bit harsh and give it a 1 just because I don't do that very often.

Had high hopes after the first couple of songs. Wasn't bad but didn't meet expectations.

Enjoyed it. Not my favourite by them but good enough.

Despite being iconic I thought it was fairly middling...

Not keen.

Nope.

Good. Although I preferred Celebrity Skin.

Dreary. But appreciate there is some atmosphere to it.

It was OK.

Tough one. I think its better than a 3 but not quite a 4.

Quite generic. Had no strong opinions either way.

It was nice. I enjoyed it without being blown away.

Not great but something a bit different.

Strange one to rate. Its better than some albums that I've given this score to but I'm rating it in relation to other Nick Cave albums and I don't think its his best...

It was passable. Perhaps would usually get a three but recency bias knocks that down to a 2.

Didn't like it at first but it did grow on me. It was quite good for zoning out and working to.

Really enjoyed this. a high 3 or low 4. Probably wouldn't be a 4 usually but feeling generous.

Disappointing.

Painfully 80s.

Good.

Disappointing.

It was fine. Soundtrack to a boring rom-com. Very same after a while.

Was hoping for better. It was OK.

Liked it. Probably not as much as I was expecting though.

Much better than I thought as I was dreading it.

Pleasant. I feel like if I was sitting in a smoky whiskey bar I would've been more into it...

Loved this. Not sure I'd heard it before.

A couple of good songs but not a fan on the whole.

Meh.

No thanks. Could've been a 1 but I think its more for some lingering dislike of Rod Stewarts voice than anything so a low 2.

A grower for sure. Wasn't that interested early on the day but it did sweep over me and I was quite enjoying it by the end. An optimistic 3.

Enjoyable in an 80s way.

Underwhelming

Wasn't particularly fussed. Despite being a debut and therefore obviously not the case it was a bit like an Amy Winehouse parody...

OK. A bit samey. I remember some of the songs very well and the rest is a bit filler.

Wasn't really able to get a good read on this. It sort of sounded OK but never clicked.

Liked some of it (Matty Groves), some was not so good.

Dreary.

Quite liked it. Of the songs I'd not heard before I think 'Any Time at All' was the standout.

Quite dull.

It was OK. I think there are better Marvin Gaye albums.

I don't mind some country but this was a bit too schlocky for me.

Extremely underwhelming.

Disappointing.

I'm sure I've listened before and quite liked but today with the kids in the car, I was less interested.

Not a fan.

Not great but was half asleep.

Expected better.

Pretty dull.

Fine. Standard Neil Young stuff really. Enjoyable for a while and then gets a bit samey/grating.

Not entirely sure what to make of it. I think it was good.

Fine.

Some bangers but not sure the whole album held together that well.

Alright. I liked 'Caught by the Fuzz'

Well that was weird. Initially didn't like it but played louder it did grow on me. Bit Bond-themey...

Quite good actually.

I always see this album recommended and have listened so many times but I really don't like it. It's probably a 2 normally but for the annoyance factor I'm going 1.

Not sure I gave it a fair whack but was a bit inpenetrable.

Perfectly cromulent but not his best in my opinion.

A bit disappointed to be honest. A bit dull....

Oh I cannot be doing with that.

Mediocre.

Pleasant enough. As with all the Beatles albums I've listened to there are some good songs that are rightly iconic but also some clangers.

Not as good as I was hoping it was going to be. But passable.

Good. Not their best.

Quite liked this one.

Great. I think whilst it was an interesting thing to do (metal band and symphony orchestra) and works really well for some songs, it can become overblown on others.

Liked it although it did get a bit samey. Also got distracted by the fact each song seemed to just be two random words thrown together -- "Baby Boomerang", "Spaceball Ricochet", "Telegram Sam", "Chariot Choogle" etc.

It was fine I suppose.

I quite liked that. Got a bit samey after a while though. Made me re-evaluate the previous days album which should've been a 2.

Very good. Somewhere between a 3 and a 4 in reality.

It did grow on me a little bit from initially disliking it, but still won't be a repeater for me.

Impressive. I liked the wide range of songs.

Probably a bit harshly only giving it a 3 but I didn't really vibe with it yesterday.

Not really my thing. It wasn't awful but it did grate a little. Some of it was OK though.

Enjoyed this very much. Battered Old Bird is an excellent tune.