Holy shit the bass on this album is incredible! An album and band my metal-loving ass completely dismissed as a kid. This is some good shit.

An indie rock classic. A shambling mess of an album. Excellent.

Some gems on this - really lovely songs - but overall just too damn long. Yes, I get the point.

The album that broke Marley to the masses. While I prefer the earlier, skankier shit it's an undeniable classic.

Edgeless boring uninteresting dreck

pretty good, pretty neat

Holy shit the bass on this album is incredible! An album and band my metal-loving ass completely dismissed as a kid. This is some good shit.

A bossa nova classic. Excellent.

A chill classic. Love this album.

Stand-out tracks: Lady Day, Men Of Good Fortune, The Kids, Sad Song

Grooves deeper than the Grand Canyon. Smokin' samba soul.

Classic. One of the best albums of all time. "Stay" is impossibly great.

Completely unfamiliar with this one. I like it a lot. An innovative techno LP from 1994. Standout tracks: "Duke Of Earsfield", "Wilmot", "Tow Truck", "Theme", "Ballad Of Nicky McGuire"

An obvious post punk classic. "New Dawn Fades" "Day Of the Lords", "Shadowplay", "Remember Nothing" are my favorites.

Very good album. "Tunic (Song For Karen)", "Kool Thing".

This album from one of the worst bands in rock n' roll history sucks harder than even their earliest shit, which is just absolute trash.

An indie rock classic. A shambling mess of an album. Excellent.

Really good album. Side A is upbeat artsy rock n' roll and side B is pastoral, atmospheric and ambient.

Good album! Solid rock n' roll. "The Union Forever", "We're Going To Be Friends", "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" are great.

One of the best metal albums of all time!

The king is in top form here.

Pretty good early Kinks album (1967).

A couple of really good songs ("Captain's Table", "Streets Of Kenny") but largely generic, forgettable late 90's modern rock (1998). Not bad, not great.

Some gems on this - really lovely songs - but overall just too damn long. Yes, I get the point.

An early aughts indie classic, obviously.

Love Traffic and this is my favorite.

Good album (1980).

Quasi-cinematic music for a film that doesn't exist. Interesting, diverse and noir-ish sounds. Nick Cave guests on "The Sweetest Embrace".

The album that broke Marley to the masses. While I prefer the earlier, skankier shit it's an undeniable classic.

It's ok.

An album that charted the course of post-punk. "Theme" is fantastic. "Public Image" anticipates Sonic Youth.

Great, great album. An absolute classic.

One of my favorite Neil Young albums. Ragged perfection.

Phenomenal debut. I fucking love Air.

Hell of a voice. Simply not my thing.

Edgeless boring uninteresting dreck

1973 unbelievable

Pretty good record

Eh not very good despite a couple of solid ideas

Fucking classic. A bit too long but absolutely essential.

Some classic Lenny songs

Fantastic

Bill Evans sure can tickle the ivories

An absolute thrash/NYHC classic

Early Bob is best Bob

Pretty good Irish folk punk