Sharp, tight guitar, definitely hear Albini's hand at the controls

Not just 5/5 because it's Elvis - it's so good. What must it have been like to hear this at the end of the 50s? It really rocks

Yes So gentle, no over singing in this one Sound of New York

Yes Debt to Public Enemy very evident. Bit more metal with funky moments particularly the bass, really tight drumming

No Go a lot of swing. Another one with a debt to Public Enemy even has the of sample thrown in. Sad that 30 years later many of the themes about segregation are still current

No Thought this was a single LP version of Live Rust which I have but it's not. Some different songs.. Still same switch from acoustic to electric.

No Can imagine this being played in an American bar in the mid west. Hints of ZZ top, Guns and Roses Alright but not for me

Sharp, tight guitar, definitely hear Albini's hand at the controls

Easy listening jazz

No Some great dance stuff, gets a bit doodle-y in posts

Yes Less angst than I expected Comparisons with Kate Bush only v valid for a couple of tracks

No Again, Public Enemy influence. Enjoyable metal

No Really sounds very 70s, harmonising not unlike elo, keyboards

Not as good as Older but OK

I came to this with preconceptions and I did try but I found a bit slow and fiddly

Surprising how many of the "other" songs I recognised It's a good album

Rocking, really enjoyed

Enjoyed this one. Songs I knew

Quite dreamy. Own it on vinyl

Bit jazz fiddly in parts and calm vocals

This is brilliant not just because everyone says so but because it truly is. The arrangements are like nothing you hear today. It's so evocative of it's time and the movie of course

Very much in the vain of de la soul, enjoyed

Struggle with Feargal Sharkey's voice but it's energetic punky

Lush - can hear how Amy was influenced

Good but a bit long. Rockier REM

Enjoyed it more than I expected, not being a Dylan fan It's a bit Good Ol' Boys and I can hear how they have influenced so many after them

Poppier than I expected

Lush I'd never given this a property listen. Cinematic in parts.

Surprisingly dull vocal

Can see why it was a game changer Jean genie bass line appears

Quality songs embedded in my mind, almost didn't need to listen Very crisp production by today's standards. Refreshing

C'est fantastique

Not immediate but wanted to listen again when it got to the end

The first three singles are amazing; Drowners, metal mickey and animal nitrate. Slight off put by what I think was said at the time, Brett's "holidaying in other people's misery" lyrics

To the untrained ear this could be Bob Dylan with a bit of country added in. I enjoyed it.

I'm not a Coldplay basher but does get a bit dull in parts. The scientist is excellent

Theatrical

Helicopter is good

I know rhee singer's toxic but great swansong by the Smiths

Haven't always warmed to this album but on listening again, it's sharp Albini production

The good ones are really good, some of it may be filler

Quite jazzy, not what I was expecting

It is awesome even if they are embarrassed a little about it now Rapping over ac/dc is genius

The songs, the arrangements the delivery are all amazing. It's totally understandable why this is considered a classic

Even as as non musician, the time signature changes are wild.

I'm not a hater.

They could have been massive

Good back to basics

Clasic

Perfect

I'm sure the words are good but I know it's my fault but I have a massive blind spot

Can hear their influence in loads

Smooth sample which I liked

Quite groovy

classic even if over-familiarity may make the songs seem cheesy

So much drive in this album quite rocky in parts

Dreamy

Just wanders about a bit electronically and lets my mind do the same

Not immediate but worth the effort

Not just 5/5 because it's Elvis - it's so good. What must it have been like to hear this at the end of the 50s? It really rocks

A bit dull

Wouldn't normally be drawn to this sort of thing but it rocks...

Perhaps a bit too clever for its own good but still made me smile

Perhaps I overlooked this, in preference to Folklore, but these more gentle songs are real growers

A bit over orchestrated and showy for me but I bet it was amazing if you were there

Quite a jump from Diamond Dogs. Soulful, great arrangements especially for the backing vocals.

Now I know where Foxygen got some of their ideas

Know it's a critic's favourite but it's damn good

Wow, was not expecting to enjoy this as much as I did. Powerful and melodic

The singles are great

Can bad people make good music? Er yes

When this came out, it made realise what I'd been missing One of the best lobe bands

Frantic

Didn't realise some of the songs were theirs.

Sonically really good by the lyrics are brutal and not in a good way

Singles are good, rest a bit plodding