Love love love. I know people are saying that this is too new to be included, but sometimes you can tell that an album is going to be a classic. And to those that say that there is nothing original here, you need to have a good long look at the world and try to find ANYTHING original….and good. And while you’re at it stop being a d**k. This album stands out, it has the X Factor, like Taylor Swift. Can’t put your finger on it but there’s just something about it. Pink Pony Club lives in my head rent free, and it is welcome.

I was interested to find that the musical I had been listening to was a concept album first. I think I preferred this one, it made more sense.

Mercifully short. I’ve never been a huge fan of this kind of music, but that’s on me and no reflection of the talent and effort that has gone into this album.

Not as stuffy as the album cover suggests.

I really enjoyed this. Heard so Maccabees in there, and if you squint, some Divine Comedy. A lovely little Thursday surprise.

Long, but quite charming.

I feel I should know Tame Impala but I didn’t immediately recognise any of the music. Not too bad though.

I am female, Middle Aged, and as white as can be. I’m not quite at Ugg boot wearing level but I do love me a Starbucks. Yet give me some reggae and I feel something different. The feet tap, the head bobs, I feel warm inside. Still not sure when I’d put this music on though.

It was an interesting mix and not unpleasant.

None of the tracks packed the punch of This is America, but boy is this person talented.

Mercifully short. I’ve never been a huge fan of this kind of music, but that’s on me and no reflection of the talent and effort that has gone into this album.

Sorry chet, you’re not the one for me.

Still obvious talent but not for me this one.

What WAS this? I kinda enjoyed it…

A surprising little gem nestled in here. Very much enjoyed. Vocals akin to manic street preachers front man, but lyrics very different.

Is this a joke artist? Because if it is, they have an awful lot of talent. I was intrigued from the moment I opened the album.

I only know the Marillion songs I hear on absolute radio 80s. This was a different album and I very much enjoyed it.

I actually rather enjoyed this. Felt very unpolished but that was part of its charm, like listening to a talented neighbour play in their back garden.

I bought this album off the back of cannonball but it never quite hit the mark for me. Still doesn’t.

Meh. Was ok but didn’t set my world on fire.

What an absolutely terrible album. As pretentious as they get, the only thing more pretentious is the review/description of it in Apple Music.

I really enjoyed this. Heard so Maccabees in there, and if you squint, some Divine Comedy. A lovely little Thursday surprise.

Absolutely not. Get out.

I really enjoyed this album and had apparently heard at least one of the tracks before. Who knew.

It was ok. Like Kiss from Temu.

A solid offering from Mr Seger. Hollywood Nights and We’ve Got Tonight are classics. The rest were a lil vanilla.

I coped with the MF Doom album but this one was too much, or too little, or whatever.

Love love love. I know people are saying that this is too new to be included, but sometimes you can tell that an album is going to be a classic. And to those that say that there is nothing original here, you need to have a good long look at the world and try to find ANYTHING original….and good. And while you’re at it stop being a d**k. This album stands out, it has the X Factor, like Taylor Swift. Can’t put your finger on it but there’s just something about it. Pink Pony Club lives in my head rent free, and it is welcome.

Not as stuffy as the album cover suggests.

I did enjoy. The Gun Song was a little off centre, but then it’s the only one I can remember so it has succeeded in some ways.

Nondescript yet annoying. Best way to describe it.

If a low lying headache was an album. This was painful and in no way enjoyable.

I don’t get it, what am I missing?

Not for me. I think I’m old.

It was ok. A little low and slow. No stand out tune for me.

I actually enjoyed this album. There was lots of variety. Would I listen again? Maybe. Don’t say that about too many albums.

Grungy, enjoyable enough.

A bit weird but pockets of great music.

Gas is about right because it was a lot of hot air.

Fully enjoyable. I was more of a Sum-41 girl, not sure why, but this took me right back. Unfortunately will never get my head round the whole Kardashian thing.

I would rather listen to a classroom full of children on a windy day on the last day of term.

I think it was ok? It’s been two days and I can’t remember anything about it. Not ideal.

The opening track was almost enough to make me not want to listen to the rest of the album. I didn’t even know there was such a thing as rock-jazz but now I do. Not my kind of thing

Kudos to Debbie Gibson for being a singer/Songwriter/performer/arranger, which is a massive achievement for anyone but even more massive for a woman in the period. But sadly this doesn’t make the music good.

I didn’t know they had more than one song to their name, and I’m glad I do now.

I love a bit of whimsy.

Was never a huge Grabage fan but it does remind me of my best friend who was a fan, so that’s nice.

I had to listen on Spotify so couldn’t listen to it in order and wasn’t sure when it ended. Would I have known this was a Christian band if I hadn’t read it? I think so. Did I mind? Not really, Will I listen again? Heck no.

Even after all the albums I was deceived by the artwork. It was interesting, didn’t dislike but didn’t light up my life.

Unexpected. Another albums where the artwork doesn’t match the vibe. Was waiting for something to kick in, for the music to step up a shear but it never came.

I had the opening track of this album on a playlist. There possibly wasn’t enough variety in the rest of the songs but I am very glad I heard the whole album.

I had to listen to the live album as I couldn’t get the album on Apple Music. I didn’t mind it but didn’t set me alight.

Really rather enjoyed this one.

This was a lovely little surprise. I shall be listening again. Thank you internet.

A bit too airy for me.

Not an album for me.

A bit too rough and rocky for me

It was the right side of quirky for me. Enjoyed!

Not too bad but not a core memory.

Obvious talent but a bit shouty for me

I would be really interested to know the reasons why someone chose a particular album. Music like this doesn’t speak to me but it obviously does to the person who chose it so to know the context would be invaluable. Unfortunately without that this is not an album I can get behind.

I never used to like Sparks as I didn’t really understand them. The documentary film, for which I have only seen the trailers, did a lot to make them make sense.

It was pleasant enough but never seemed to reach a crescendo. Like a soul version of a boyband.

Worth the effort of listening to adverts in order to listen to the music.

The music is OK I guess, but the lyrics are appalling. Not sure if written by an AI or by a horrendous human being (precocious privileged prick) who thinks they can say what they want and use irony as a shield. Makes me sad that these people exist and that people listen to them.

It was ok. Some nice gentle Monday afternoon music. Not setting my world alight though.

I thought I wasn’t going to like this album but it was honest and unashamedly punk. It’s not my usual genre but I didn’t hate it.

I didn’t know what to expect, but it was all rather enjoyable. Not sure I’d listen again though.

I actually really enjoyed this. Raw but not naked. Loved the accents.

Not for me. The album art gave me the ick.

The only song I enjoyed was a cover. The rest were dull dull dull

Unmemorable I’m afraid

Not the music for me. Not sure what made this one stand out for the person who chose it, there must be a story behind it.

I was looking forward to this one but it fell a little flat. I wonder if I would have liked it more if I was in a different place in my life.

Nah mate. Sorry.

No. Too much rolling stones with too little Rolling Stones.

This tasted like the 80s and I lapped it all up. Not 100% my cup of tea but I let it play a second time so can’t have been too bad.

I wanted to like it but it was just a little too dull for me.

Not sure I quite understand

Not what I thought but not what I wanted

Shorty and…something, but not sweet.

I enjoyed but it never seemed to reach a pinnacle.

I’m not a fan of a live album at the best of times, but I’m sure a massive fan of Joe Cocker would love this album.

Not one for my personal collection. I didn’t hate it but was glad when it was over.

I was interested to find that the musical I had been listening to was a concept album first. I think I preferred this one, it made more sense.

No, sorry. I think the Apple Music review put me off, it was so pretentious.

Dull is too exciting a word to use to describe this album.

I enjoyed the energy but nothing spoke to me other than that.

Never been a fan of the breathy, guitar heavy sound

It was ok, just a bit long

Very Eels’y. Everything they do sounds a little bit the same, which is great if you like that sound.

It’s been less than 24hrs since I listened and I’m finding it hard to recall. But I don’t think I hated it.

The music between the noise was enough to keep me listening through the pain. But I won’t be going back.

I didn’t think I would remember this album as I listened to it 5 days ago. And then I did remember and I wish I hadn’t. It was noise.

Short and sweet. A bit too distorted at times for me, and the lyrics were crazy.

I saw “funk” and was immediately turned off.

I cried, but more because I’m peri-menopausal and going through a lot. The music may have had a part to play but results are inconclusive.

A little bit too much of everything

Can’t remember it. That speaks volumes.

Short and sweet. Not as inaccessible as some other Floyd.

Cutesy but wasn’t enough to lift the album.

Was that a song about rape just hidden in there? Definitely about abortion. The only thing going for this album was that it was short. Oh, and I don’t have to listen to it ever again.

A nice gentle album for a Monday morning, except I was listening to it on a Tuesday morning.

There’s only so much breathy, high pitched whispering I can take

My interest was piqued with the mention of Mr Elfman. But Twas a little too much for me.

No thank you.

Not really for me

This was one of those albums that was huge when it was released and I loved it. I desperately wanted to like banana pancakes (the food, not the song) but sadly I still don’t. Listening again it was like an old friend who I had lost contact with, and on reconnecting I realised I hadn’t missed them at all.

Not my kind of music

“Your Type” has a definite Taylor Swift backing music. Obviously has talent but this album didn’t get under my skin

A whole album was a bit much.

Not my kind of music at all