It's so...edgy. Not really a fan.

We have fixed nothing since 1988.

First album of the journey for me. This should be fun if they're all half as good as this.

This is the grandfather of all breakup albums

Rock-Jazz or Jazz-Rock? I have never heard some of these sounds before.

Early punk rock

Unique Voice. Great '80s sound.

Until I started this journey, I had thought surprisingly little about how influential some of these albums were at the time. I've heard Green Onions a thousand times but never knew it by name.

Full of hits, and even a couple more that probably could have been hits too.

Isn't really for me.

Reminds me a bit of Fluke. Less melodic than I usually like my electronica but still good.

Magnificent album. Bohemian Rhapsody is still a Top-25 song on Spotify after all this time.

Definitely some attention-grabbing lyrics in here.

Sinatra's voice is perfection.

More folky and even bluesy than their prior work. Not my favorite album of theirs but definitely some hidden gems.

I like Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 1 more than Pt. 2. Honestly feels a little unsettling in parts

The sounds of the '80s

Smooth and funky. "I Believe" doesn't get enough airtime.

No wonder he was so controversial back in the 1950s.

Fine but I don't get all the fuss about Radiohead. Seems a bit overrated.

Legend. So smooth.

I don't hear a lot that's even reminiscent of this Flower Power sound much anymore.

Pretty solid debut album

Definitely makes you want to dance

Classic British Invasion sound. Apparently they were banned from touring in the USA? Did not know this.

Couple good songs but not loving this one. Sounds a bit too much like a circus.

Such a mournful voice

Haunting voice.

Actually a lot of variety in this album. Some noisy mid-90s hard rock, but a ton of different moods and sounds.

Early hip-hop. Really wish I had listened to this genre more when I was younger. I guess that's why I'm doing this project though.

Isn't quite my favorite Elton John album, but really good.

Doesn't get more classic than this.

Some vaguely Rolling Stones sounds

Funky. I like it.

Never been a huge fan of this sound. Maybe 2.5 stars, it's OK.

Unmistakable voice

You don't really think of this style being out there in 1969. Easy to see how it evolved into The Ramones.

Pleasant to listen to.

This is actually pretty good. I had listened to some earlier Green Day and didn't particularly like them, but I'm liking this.

Hated some of these songs. Found a couple that I liked but I don't think I'd listen to this album again.

This genre is so good. Why isn't it played more?

Atlantic City is one of my all-time favorite songs of his. Great album. Of his acoustic works I might rank The Ghost of Tom Joad a little higher, but I liked this one a lot. Definitely would listen to again.

Poetic. Reminds me some of Tom Waits

One-hit wonder

Really like some of the samples in here

Nice late-60s rock

I didn't listen to the re-released tracks, just the original (disc 2). Classic reggae, and really good message if you listen closely.

I really did not like this.

Not too wild about this one either

Groovy. Makes you think about the magnificent work we've lost from so many artists who died too young.

Very smooth and relaxing

Couple great classics on this one.

Upbeat. I'd listen again.

Fantastic album. Stands the test of time, no question.

So-so. I liked it better than The Divine Comedy's solo albums but still not my cup of tea

Includes their all-time greatest hit, but lots of other greats too. I especially liked "Walking in Your Footsteps" and "Synchronicity II"

Really solid debut album

One of my favorites of his. And one of the few albums in this list that I already owned.

Somewhat jazzy. I like it and it's not necessarily what I expected when compared to their biggest hit.

It's so...edgy. Not really a fan.

Groovy. The couple of covers are good but just different enough where you don't immediately recognize them.

Did not know Rod Stewart was once part of a band. Good sound.

Great debut album

Great '90s sound. A lot of reviews are calling this "dated" and that may be, but in another sense it was ahead of its time. Maybe "timeless" is a better word?

I quite enjoyed this one. "Slow Like Honey" is excellent

Favorite track was Where the Wild Roses Grow

This is really good. Definitely would give this album another listen. Or two. "Hand To Mouth" was a favorite.

Favorites were "I'm a man you don't meet every day" and "Sallie MacLennane". Some of these sound like an influence for Bruce Springsteen's "American Land"

Wasn't wild about this. I much prefer their later work.

Haunting. Appropriately dark for these tragic and uncertain times.

Didn't care for this one. Doesn't really stand the test of time.

I don't usually love this genre, but this has a pretty distinctive sound and I found myself surprised at how much l liked it.

Good debut album. Some songs with huge staying power right off the bat.

Didn't really grab me. Probably wouldn't listen to again.

This is gold. Not a bad one in the bunch. I listened through twice.

It's provocative, no doubt about that.

I wouldn't say it has much depth, but it is fun.

U2 was already well-established by the time I really started discovering music. I knew them from various radio hits, but this was the first full album of theirs that really grabbed my attention. This is mid-late high school for me and I'm sure I'll always enjoy this one, at least the first half.

I wonder what we'd think of Van Morrison if we didn't have Brown Eyed Girl. Personally I like his 1979-1991 period the best, but this is a great, great early album.

I could listen to this all day.

Even the non-radio hits are pretty good. Solid album and I was pleasantly surprised.

I Really liked "Sum of Us"

Just can't get into ska

We have fixed nothing since 1988.

Really smooth. I'd definitely listen to this one again.

Masterful, and so late in life. "Hurt" is haunting.

Short and sweet

Just not getting into this early Genesis stuff, isn't for me.

These kind of all sound the same. But they are good.

Mellow. I liked this a lot, especially "August Day Song"

Liked the title track a lot.

Very bluesy.

I.G.Y. doesn't get enough love.

Favorite track was "First We Take Manhattan"

Really enjoying their cover of "Sweet Thing"

Despite what critics said, neither is it a career-ending failure nor the greatest album of all time. Somewhere in the middle.

"Desire Lines" was my favorite song.

Favorites were "Triangle Walks" and "Keep the Streets Empty For Me". Solid album overall.

Paradise is such a great song.

Very good album, still a great listen. Personally I'd rank X&Y a little higher.

Usually isn't my favorite genre but I really liked this. Sounds something like an evolution of the 1970s R&B sound.

Not a bad one in the bunch. Great album. Will always remember the season 2 finale of West Wing when I hear the title track.

The little ode to Johnny B Goode on "Thanks for the Pepperoni" was a nice surprise.

This one was kind of a slog.

Nothing new under the sun.

But it is neat to see a minimum of five copies in every single record store.

Listened through twice. Very nice.

Vaguely has an early CSNY sound. Listened through twice.

Haunting. Echoes of Leonard Cohen.

The usual hits were good, also liked "Wild In the Streets"

Had no idea he wrote some of these.

Of course some good classics on this one. Also liked "Willie and the Hand Jive"

Honestly a pretty fun album. Listened through twice.

"This City Never Sleeps" is great. How have I never heard that song before?

Wasn't expecting the vaguely country sound of a few of these. Good album.

This is surprisingly cool. Although maybe that's just because I finally switched to Tidal. If any listeners are still on Spotify, might be worth making the switch to any other service that has lossless. Favorite tracks were "Visions of You", "Bomba", "Erzulie"

Favorite track was "Step it Up"

This is tedious. At least is sure started off that way. Didn't get much better throughout.