Classic pop album. Funky and classic, reminds me a lot of disco.

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Idk know if this is technically classic rock, but thats what it is in my head. Very fun

Very 60's. Lots of creative sounds and a general feeling of hippy-ness. Not quite my cup of tea, but definitely worth listening to.

Makes me want to do heroin. I know its not supposed too, but it does. This is my type of 60s music. Deep and dark

Rich Spanish guitars, and a passionate voice. I wish I knew what the lyrics were. I enjoyed, but probably won't listen again.

I have general troubles listening to lyrics, so this one was pretty tough. A lot easier to listen to while reading the lyrics, because that's where the album shines. I don't think the music was as good, as I felt it to be quite repetitive. I'll listen to this one again.

Excellent album and a true classic. My only wish was that the album was a bit shorter. I think some songs could be cut. My mom listened to this album a lot, and I've only now realized just how much.

I miss you Bowie...

Epic start. For me, this sound defined that decade, even though I wasn't around to hear it.

Interesting southern music.

I remember Mr. Jolly teaching War Pigs in my religion class. Classic metal album.

its tricky to place a rate on this great album. Something adidas

Bjorn has a beautiful voice. This was my first time experiencing her and this genre. Big fan!

Avant guard. Feels modern and yet, obviously, it's not. Very post-punk feeling. Damaged Goods 10/10

Classic pop album. Funky and classic, reminds me a lot of disco.

The extra tracks at the end really make the album drag. Otherwise the album felt very full. Band on the Run, the single, is very memorable.

LOVED this album. Felt like another Rumours or something. A couple of awkward transitions between great songs though.

This music became normal and became boring. Probably the best stuff out at the time, but its age is shown in how normal all of it has become.

5 star singles though. Defined, imo, the last good rock era

Mom and elementary school music for me. Not really my thing

Excellent voice. Not really my style of accompanying music though

Kitsch. The single Political Science does not come across as satire and, imo, highlights the "main character" syndrome Americans have. Arrogant af.

MY HEAAAARRRT IIIIIIS DRENCHED IIIIIIN WINE!

I love Jazz and I love me some Spanish / southern I dunno what. A bit ambient for me to listen more consciously, but this is top tier room ambience, which is a valid and needed form of music. Underrated, dare I say.

Love me some political songs

Damn, I didn't expect to not like this album. Felt a bit boring and scattered thematically. The creative licks kept the album alive, but for me it wasn't enough to add cohesion.

Felt like I witnessed the real time evolution of A Tribe Called Quest

Maybe I need more punk in my life...

Feels like the archetypal country album. I'd like to know more about its context in the scene.

Son of a preacher man fuckin slaps.

dissonant and interesting

She is a lot closer to hiphop than I ever realized

Classic Canadian album. Love, loss, coming of age, everything is here.

Generic rock to me

A mid Beatles album is still a very good album

very distinctive sound to these guys

Angry. Just how I like my HipHop

There are some skips on the album, but that voice is simply incredible. Time After Time and Girls Just Want to Have Fun are absolute era defining bangers.

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