BEST SIMON AND GARFUNKEL ALBUM. ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME. PAUL SIMON TOUCHES MY SOUL WITH HIS CLEVER LYRICISM. THE HARMONIES. OMG

I don't usually listen to hip hop, but it was pretty solid Some of the tracks were pretty catchy, but I didn't feel a connection to it

I'm not the biggest hip hop person, but if this came on in a gym or something, I wouldn't be mad

I'm not the biggest fan of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but this album was diverse in style and still unifying in sound. I enjoyed a couple of the songs and already knew a couple

Mother's little helper was a great start to the album. Lotta Jagger's grunts. I love the sound of the time period, but not my favorite

Not something I would listen to again. I'm not the biggest fan of reggae, but I appreciate its impact on pop culture and some of the other artists I like

Isn't as poppy as I thought it would be. I appreciated the acoustic-ness of it.

BEST SIMON AND GARFUNKEL ALBUM. ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME. PAUL SIMON TOUCHES MY SOUL WITH HIS CLEVER LYRICISM. THE HARMONIES. OMG

you can hear the unadulterated passion in her voice. very powerful

I don't usually listen to hip hop, but it was pretty solid Some of the tracks were pretty catchy, but I didn't feel a connection to it

Quintessential Brit Pop. Pretty good, I liked the synthy 80's vibes that were going on

Solid punk rock album. A lot of it blended together for me, but this genre usually has that effect on me.

I started off skeptical, not really interested, but as it continued I really got into some of it. Synthy and experimental. Another Satellite was catchy

Not for me. Very different from what I'm used to. Too poppy for my taste

I knew one of the songs, but I'm not really a fan of harder, grungier rock.

I'm not the biggest fan of that sounding voice. Classic indie pop.

A bit too etheral and experimental, even for me

I appreciate it in the context of the time period, but not much beyond that

Elvis does have quite the nice voice, I must say

I'm not the biggest hip hop person, but if this came on in a gym or something, I wouldn't be mad

I previously only knew "Do it again", but there were many hidden gems to be found

classic 2000s alternative. actually not that bad, I did enjoy some of it

classic album, real good too

I'm really not a big fan of disco. It wasn't bad, like I could groove to this, but I'm just not really feeling it

Gave me 80's vibes. I appreciated it.

The first song inspired me to work out, but the thrill faded fast.

I thought Willie Nelson was a different genre, so I really wasn't expecting this. More 80's than I thought.

Maaaaaaaan I really didn't like it very much. Too lovey dovey/piano-y for my taste.

This was aggressive. Not sure how I feel about it. Not really my thing.

Not the best Beatles album, but it had a couple of hits. Something very nostalgic about old old beatles, even though I was not alive then

Big fan of the genre. Relaxing with some nasty banjo

Charming, staple for the time period, but faster and a lot more screaming. Kinda repetitive and the poor quality of the screams kinda hurt my ears, but it did go on to inspire later punk, so I'll give credit where credit is due.

I liked this one much more than the other album I already listened to of his. Less lovey-dovey, more rock type beat

This genre reminds me of my mom, but she has a very lovely voice and sound

Medley was cool, but none of the songs were really memorable in their own right. Harrison carried the hell out of it