A somewhat strange album in the sense that I don't get the hype. A couple tracks are pretty good but a lot of them are just nonsense. Album felt scatterbrained even though I normally like eclectic albums.

Pretty interesting jam album. Some songs drag on a bit. But mostly nice melodies. Some people might get bored but I can get into it.

George Michael is ok in small doses but this was way too much weird sexy 80s music.

Liked this album a lot. Pretty haunting and moody throughout, simple instrumentals and great vocals.

A classic, I have it on vinyl. More bluesy/country than other albums (violin/piano). Quite a mix of serious and goofy songs. Rating 3 since it's mostly carried by two songs.

Solid 70s rock feel. Strong album for a debut. Organ is a nice touch.

Love this album. Stellar instrumentals with funny lyrics. Surprise Kendrick. Honestly all the features are great. Lara says "I didn't get a chance to appreciate all the lyrics but I enjoyed all the melodies".

Must have been an odd release at the time. Lara says "interesting use of instruments from the orient" haha. Overall pretty strong album with only a couple weird tracks.

Decent punk/grunge/pop album. A couple snoozers but mostly solid. I do quite like Love's voice. Lara says "I didn't particularly care for it".

Nice sound for Bob Dylan. I like the melodies and tone but not super into the drawn-out storytelling. Would have to listen a few more times to get into the lyrics.

Decent album overall but not really my preference. A couple songs were straight terrible.

Great album, have listened several times. Love the extra conversations with audience and announcements for inmates or requests for water. Nice performances with June Carter.

Pretty interesting jam album. Some songs drag on a bit. But mostly nice melodies. Some people might get bored but I can get into it.

Very unique album, like David Bowie but with more genres mixed in. I can see how it might have inspired many other flavors of pop music.

Not sure how I felt about this album. Definitely some good blues riffs, but a lot of clattering and noise. I think I would have rated higher but it was a little too disorganized.

Some nice melodies and a bit more funk/soul compared to their debut.

It sounded good but nothing in particular stood out. Could use another listen.

Pretty interesting album. I haven't listened to much art rock before. No sleepers on this album. Liked the melodies and the mood.

No-nonsense bossa nova album. Short and sweet. Strong album throughout, no frills or gimmicks.

George Michael is ok in small doses but this was way too much weird sexy 80s music.

Solid album. Like the instrumentals and the melodies.

Pretty enjoyable album. I'm not super into electronic music but I liked the melodies here. Reminded me of Spyro the Dragon.

Album has so many listens but I'm not really into it. Lyrics are pretty sad and serious.

Interesting experimental album. It didn't feel like there were any standout moments, but it had a good feel overall. Good background music, not sure I would want to listen to it with full attention.

Overall wasn't too impressed by this album. Disorder was good. I think the tone of the rest of the album doesn't quite resonate with me.

Great album, one of my favorite jazz albums. Great tones from all musicians. Interesting Monk melodies. No weak links anywhere.

Didn't really care for this album. Found the songs boring and too much jam.

Quite liked this album. Tone was somewhat dark but very melodic. Singer has a great vocal tone. Reminded me of a more bluesy Bowie.

Like an album full of power ballads. Overall enjoyable. No real standout tracks for me.

Decent classic rap album. Really liked Doin Our Own Dang (most popular track). Lots of tracks had more upbeat melodies instead of darker or more serious tones of modern rap.

Have listened to this album countless times - own it on vinyl. Jazz classic. Maybe the most Herbie Hancock of Herbie Hancock albums? Chameleon and Watermelon Man obviously carry the album, but side 2 is still groovy.

Solid grooves all around. I prefer the uptempo tracks to the ballads. Shining star is a monster.

Pretty great blues rock album. Good mix of vocals, jams, and great licks.

Second album confirms I don't care much for Neil Young. There were a few tracks I enjoyed.

Was disappointed to find it a little boring. It's more toward the groove side than funk. Many long jam tracks with repetitive melodies and lyrics. I prefer the songs where it tips toward the rock style. The live version of Maggot Brain is pretty cool though.

Overall pretty solid album, though the title track carries hard. A couple stinkers but more good tracks. Leans more toward the political and social messages.

Liked this album a lot. Pretty haunting and moody throughout, simple instrumentals and great vocals.

Enjoyed the first half of the album but the second half seemed to drag on. I can hear a lot of 90s influences from here though it's not my favorite.

Some pretty nice tracks mixed in with some more average ones. I liked the vibe but I found the album dragged on toward the end. Penitentiary Philosophy was my favorite.

I think some of the melodies and lyrics are pretty cool, but overall it was just a long country-rock album. Got pretty bored by the end of first half. No stand-out tracks for me.

Great album. Favorite track is The Beast. Really nice mix of hip hop and chill beats. Singing from Lauryn Hill is great on the hooks. No snoozers anywhere.

Solid classic rock album. Really liked that it was short and sweet.

Was an interesting listen but I don't typically enjoy this genre. Was moody and mellow without being boring.

Pretty decent album throughout though it really gets bumped up due to the two singles.

Pretty interesting and unique album. Like punk rock with real instruments. Talented instrumentals behind shouting lyrics.

Don't really know how to score this album. It was pretty good for a Christmas album, but I don't particularly like Christmas music. The last track with Phil Spector was creepy.

This album is awesome. Is it post-punk? Industrial? I don't know but I love it. Some tracks are sparse and minimalist. Others are a waterfall of sound.

Very solid metal album. Nothing groundbreaking, but decent tracks throughout.

Not really my preference. Kind of mopey and weird. Didn't enjoy the melodies much.

Pretty killer rap album. Couple off tracks here and there. The title track is 10/10. Album holds up.

Overall enjoyable but some songs really dragged on into jam territory. Superstition is a masterpiece.

Very solid classic country album. I don't listen to much but would listen to this again.

Little bit odd but had some good grooves. Weird electro hip hop?

Solid blues album but not perfect. Emotion comes through.

Really liked this album. Had only listened previously to a handful of tracks by The Cure. Especially liked The Hanging Garden. Album was a bit dark and moody with great instrumentals.

Great album. Probably my favorite by AC/DC. Not much more to say about it.

Liked this album a lot. Again, don't listen to much country but this had nice melodies and lyrics.

This was pretty interesting. Was weird to hear the two covers using Indian instruments, thought Light My Fire was awesome. I think I prefer the more traditional tracks on side 2. Overall solid album.

Was ok. Some of the songs/lyrics were jammy and weird. Preferred the straight rock songs

Overall didn't care for it. It was weird without being interesting or melodic.

Pretty cheery, short and sweet. Screams early 70s. Some good tracks but overall ok.

Don't usually go for crooners, but the album was pretty good. Like the rendition of Anything Goes.

Pretty good album, no real standouts but very enjoyable.

Kind of interesting hip hop album though it didn't really hook me in.

I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Some tracks just ok but several great songs.

It might start to drag on a bit long but overall a masterpiece, tons of great tracks showcasing Hendrix's range from bluesy to psych.

Pretty interesting. I didn't like it as much as I hoped but I can see how it was influential. Probably one of the first hip hop albums?

Eclectic album that I liked but not much stood out to me. Poppy and likeable.

Could be used as a template for west coast rap. Strong delivery by Cube. Great lyrics and beats.

Masterpiece. Solid heavy metal album the whole way through. Basically every track is a home run.

La Grange is 10/10 but everything else was lacking.

Honestly didn't care too much for this album. Lyrics were all about sex and I didn't enjoy the melodies either. It was just fine.

It was dark and moody, but I didn't find it all that interesting. I wanted to like it more.

Kind of moody and dark and low key in an interesting way. Liked it more than I expected.

Really interesting album. Moody alternative rock with a little bit of grunge? And real instruments.

It's a unique sound but I don't really care for Morrissey. The album was a bit all over the place. Prefer a rawer punk sound.

Sort of a strange album. Some songs very much like Dylan. Overall enjoyed but no real standouts.

It was alright but I don't think it really clicked for me. It seems like it lost it's way somewhere in the middle.

Really nice electronic album. Was it a bunch of analog synths? Sounded like an 80s movie soundtrack.

Didn't care much for the album. What's Love got to do with it is great, but every other track is forgettable.

Quite liked this album. Is it indie-punk? Alternative? A little dark and a little grimy.

What is there to say? Have listened to it a hundred times and it holds up. The second half drags a little bit but the first half is all fire.

This album is so weird, in the best way possible. It's not particularly melodic. But it covers every facet of prog rock. I don't think it's perfect, but solid throughout.

Quite liked this. The Roots but in Spanish?

Very solid emotional grunge. Very moody in a good way. Pain and depression comes across in every track.

I don't know much about mambo but this album was great. Especially liked Hong Kong Mambo and Mambo Gozón. There's a certain mood for this type of music and this album will get you there.

Masterpiece. Have it on vinyl. Great melodies with a complex sound. Baba O'Riley still kills despite being overplayed. Behind Blue Eyes is a great change of pace on the second half. Love it.

I bet this album is very polarizing. I didn't particularly like it. It wanted to be moody and depressing but I just found it boring. I don't care for the rambling stories for lyrics.

Really liked it this time around. I swear I've listened before and didn't get too into it. Definitely an influential punk album.

Overall enjoyed it but no real standouts for me. I probably don't listen to the lyrics enough. Prine has a goofy vocal tone that I kind of enjoy.

Interesting glam rock. Get it On is great of course. But I thought it was the only standout.

Pretty interesting and eclectic album mix. I can definitely see influences on Lorde and indie pop vocals.

Pretty good esoteric and sparse tracks that I quite liked.

Definitely enjoyed the instrumentals and the whole vibe. Would be perfect for a rainy drive.

Decent blues album but got into jam territory a bit too much

First song carries hard but the rest of the album still very nice.

Really liked this. Very soothing and melodic. I didn't realize this was such a recent album. I prefer it to her previous album.

Well it was interesting to say the least. I think I don't really get it. It sounds like a carnival villain soundtrack. Wanted to like it more.

Found it just ok. Very boring in parts.

Really solid punk/post-punk album. Some hardcore riffs, and some melodic bits. Enjoyed the punk yelling.

Had some interesting moments but overall I found myself getting bored. Not as poppy as Sergio Mendes for example.

I need another listen but was pretty interested. Loved Elevation and Marquee Moon.

Honestly found it pretty boring. Really points out how many of his songs are the same pace, tone, and instruments. The Dylan sound was turned up to 11.

I enjoyed the slow and melancholy tone but overall didn't much like the album. Felt a bit repetitive and boring.

Decent indie pop but not really my favorite. Some catchy tunes and no real standouts.

Strong album from Adele. Only a couple tracks that were more pop that I thought were a bit weak. I could listen to power ballads all day. Hello is 10/10 and also really liked Sweetest Devotion.

Didn't care much for the album at all. It seems to be carried by All I Wanna Do but that song isn't my favorite either. Crow's voice is nice but the country-pop style doesn't work. Ballads don't feel sincere especially since I just listened to Adele.

Nice enough album, a couple hits and the rest were pretty chill.

Pretty interesting prog. Some weird atheist lyrics? But overall just squeaks out a 4-star.

Classic, have it on vinyl. I think it's very close to 5 stars, but there are a couple snoozers on side 2.

I think I ended up liking it better than Unknown Pleasures. I'm not too into the melodies but kind of liking the darker tone. It's beautifully moody. Strong finish to the album.

I wanted to like it more but found it a bit bland after the first few tracks.

Really liked this album. A blend of ethereal sounds, electronic tunes, and noise.

It's not quite my jam but did enjoy her powerful voice and fun melodies. Almost a 4.

I like the energy but nothing much else. Found it tough to get through.

Easy 5 stars. Wild to think that Davis, Coltrane, and Adderly all combined on this. If you like jazz at all, this is it.

Found it to be a bit of boring dad rock. It's consistent but I wasn't really into it.

Solid front to back. Album definitely has the hits. Only medium sappy.

I found it much better than Faith, but it still didn't resonate with me. It was more somber and serious.

Cult of Personality is a masterpiece, carries the album but the rest is solid.

I don't particularly care for jazz vocals, but if you must listen to it, this is it.

Foo Fighters definitely have the hits. I liked this album more than expected even though it doesn't have any of the biggest FF tracks. Good mix of hard rock with punk influence.

Didn't find much to like in this album. Felt like typical indie-folk music. Could be from a coffee shop or hipster store. Inoffensive and boring.

The best live rock album? Maybe. Everything sounds great and love the commentary added. It's very close to 5 stars.

Another classic. One of the best guitar albums. Full creative control to Jimi. Back to back hits.

Found it just ok. Much preferred Let It Bleed (which I only scored 3?). Stupid Girl and Under My Thumb are weird. UK version doesn't have Paint It Black?

Started fairly strong but really dropped off toward the end. Early tracks were decent dance jams, but the last three or so were slow ballads. I found it hard to get through the whole thing.

Solid punk classic. I didn't find it to be quite the masterpiece everyone thinks. But a solid 4 from me.

It's pretty good but doesn't go as hard as Machine Head. Child in Time was a pretty interesting prog/ballad.

"The Boss" just doesn't resonate with me. The hits are ok. Some great saxophone saves it a bit. I get strong boomer vibes.

It was pretty good, if a bit repetitive. I wanted to like it more. Had some high points early on the record and then weaker on the back half.

Some interesting moody feeling tracks. Very low key, could have been written any time in the last 40 years. I'm not sure if I'll return to it so I'll give a solid 3.

Definitely a bit repetitive but I liked it more than I expected. It's a vibe for sure but I listened while driving a convertible so maybe that helped. Strong 3 stars.

Really interesting combination of jazz/soul and social commentary. It's not always what I'll look for in a music album but it definitely deserves another listen to fully absorb

Overall real chill hip hop album. I knew Work It was 10/10 but hadn't heard much of the rest. Liked the features by Ludacris and Method Man. Not a big fan of the Beyonce feature.

Very interesting album, strong industrial sound that channels pure violence, anger, pain. It's not about the melodies but about the feeling of this album. I think that bumps it up for me. Hurt is a strong closer.

Found some tracks pretty interesting, and others uninspired. A blend of punk/rock/hardcore that kind of worked. I don't see myself revisiting.

A couple interesting tracks but overall it all blended together. Lots of different genres but nothing particularly unique.

A somewhat strange album in the sense that I don't get the hype. A couple tracks are pretty good but a lot of them are just nonsense. Album felt scatterbrained even though I normally like eclectic albums.

Old Dylan? I actually like the gravelly voice. But the melodies are least interesting Dylan yet. There are probably deeper meanings to the lyrics. But the melodies are straight boring and too far into jam territory.

Very weird choice for this list. It was unique and interesting, but not in a melodic way. I guess it's a concept album? But not creating anything new. Really not sure why it was in this list.

Started off very strong but weakened a bit in the back half. I like the mixture of prog and blues elements.

Definitely brings the 60s sound. Weird hybrid of early Beatles and Dylan? I thought I would like it more but I found it overall just ok. Feels like peak flower child.

Thought it was ok. Seems influential to a lot of 80s/90s music. Pre-cursor to indie rock?

Was decent but not stellar. Can see influences for indie rock and other 90s music. Is this punk blended with new wave? I do like how it feels raw around the edges.

Definitely a mood. I found it a pretty melodic approach to heavy metal. Interesting enough to listen again, though on the long side. Percussion is crazy.

Interesting fuzzy raw blues rock? Kind of sounds like Cream but rougher around the edges. It wanders a bit but I was kind of into it.

I thought it was overall solid. Sympathy for the Devil is 10/10 of course (420 million plays on Spotify??). I like the exploration into more bluesy tracks as well.

Melodies were ok but I didn't find it super interesting. The sitar was cool but seemed out of place. But I can feel very strong 60s and psych influences from this album.

I thought it was a pretty weak showing for Beach Boys. Nothing cutting edge especially if compared to Pet Sounds. The harmonies are good.

Very interesting concept, politically charged album with dialogue about black culture. Not all the songs were great musically. But very interesting message overall. This band is strange in a good way.

I thought I was going to hate this but ended up finding it very interesting. Loved the choir opening on This Corrosion. Overall found it pretty moody and dark with strong 80s vibes.

I thought it was decent but nothing gamechanging. I liked all the Wu cameos. Especially Ghostface was all over the album. Is this the original version of the rapper/mobster/villain/mastermind persona?

Strong 4 stars. Liked this much better than Joy Division. 80s fueled beats and synth tones.

Thought it was ok. Jeff Beck is good but it didn't feel innovative. Seems like heavy influences by American blues musicians.

Didn't resonate with me. Felt like the blues minus the soul. Just seemed like the album was made for radio play without a lot of substance.

I wanted to like it more but found it pretty average, outside of a few hit tracks. It was very long since it's a double LP.

Didn't resonate me. Sounds like any generic alternative or pop-punk sad boy music from the 90s. It had some moments but overall quite boring.

Almost a five star just for having Eruption. Really appreciated the short 35 minute runtime, no filler at all.

It was alright. Sounded like some inspiration for the New Pornographers. Wasn't quite catchy enough for me to think I'll return.

Quite liked this. Beautiful and haunting. I didn't listen as much to the lyrics but her voice is next-level. Strong 4 star.

Found it just ok. I liked the vibe at the start but it got a bit old. Not enough energy to keep me hooked even though the melodies were alright.

Seems like a very solid electronic/dance album but it's really not my genre. It relies on listener enjoying the vibe and that carries you to the next section of the song. There were some parts I liked but overall this is just a light rave.

I think it was enjoyable but nothing special. Solid heavy metal. There was some filler.

What can I say? it's a masterpiece. Solid rock and grunge vibes all around. Can't help but get hype even if Teen Spirit is overplayed.

This was pretty odd to find in this list. The melodies were interesting but the musicianship was bad, often the different instruments are not even playing together. It really feels over hyped due to the exorcist

I liked it more than expected. Found it strong throughout with anti war themes. Great melodies as well.

Didn't really resonate with me at all. Am I missing something? Just kind of boring sad pop? I had high hopes since I know one other song by Dirty Projectors.

I wasn't as into it as I thought I might be. The songs were all over the place, and even though they were short, there were so many tracks it felt a mess. Enjoyed some of the songs that were more punk.

Big fan of this album. Roundabout alone goes a long way. But otherwise a really nice mix of proggy stuff. Also liked the more classical feel of Mood for a Day. I think it's a strong 4.

Another great live album from the man in black. I rate this one just below At Folsom Prison. This album is shorter and Cash sounds a bit worn out. It's still very personal and captures his exchanges with the audience.

I actually enjoyed more than I thought. Some tracks had a great vibe, very "Pool Suite". Not boring bubblegum pop.

I liked it more than expected. Felt like 80s music crossed with tavern bard music. Didn't know this was Steve Winwood.

Had some interesting parts but overall wasn't too into it. I think it's solid but not revolutionary.

I can appreciate that it was groundbreaking but I didn't find the album too strong aside from the two singles. Kind of boring pop rock.

Le Freak is 10/10 but the rest of the album doesn't match. Overall enjoyable but a weaker dance album.

Screams 90s electronic. Feels like I'm in the cybergoth dance meme video. A couple interesting moments but overall wasn't for me.

Another singer/songwriter album, again I found it ok. Fast Car is a great song but the rest of the album meandered along. Probably influential to artists like Lauryn Hill.

Wtf even is this. It's like Bob Dylan does alternative with reggae influences? I didn't find much to like.

Didn't work for me at all - a chore to get through. His voice was ok but I didn't find much else to enjoy.

Somewhat interesting, political and serious album while also being melodic and experimental. Some tracks aren't as strong.

Felt like a lot of duds and a couple hits. Overall liked the vibe but wasn't into the melodies.

I really liked this album. It may be heavily influenced by real soul and r&b artists but I still found Bowie's interpretation technically excellent. The Beatles cover was a weak point in an otherwise strong album.

I liked "How Do You Think It Feels". But the rest of the album felt unremarkable.

Some tracks were a pretty nice groove but that's about it. All tracks settled into a similar tempo and feel.

Overall a solid above-average rock album. Black Hole Sun and Spoonman are big hitters. A couple stinkers but carried by the hits.

I remember this album getting crazy amounts of hype back in the day. I thought it was solid and well-produced, short and sweet. But not really my style. Pleasant but somewhat uninteresting.

A bit experimental pop music. I didn't find much memorable about it.

I think it gets a slightly biased negative review based on recent behavior of Kid Rock. But regardless, not much at all to like about this album. The nu-metal rap is somewhat inventive. I didn't find any of the tracks catchy and all the lyrics were moronic.

Felt it was pretty good but somewhat forgettable. Overall pleasant alt rock, catchy but not addictive. Low 3.

Complex, needs another listen. A lot going on and a lot to like. Even when it feels distracted, it keeps the dark/dreamy vibe. Initial impression was unsure but it really grew on me.

For any jazz fan it's a masterpiece. No "Take Five" jokes here. Brubeck's piano alone is worth the rating, plus you get odd time signatures, Desmond's alto, and the precise mix of it all.

I found it pretty enjoyable but not revolutionary. Definitely captures a certain alt/indie vibe.

I guess this is supposed to be Dylan's opus? I generally like Dylan but found this almost a chore to get through. This is the fifth I've reviewed in the first 200 albums. I didn't find this to be remarkably different than his other albums.

Not exactly sure how to describe this, but ended up really liking this. Track one had a recent resurgence due to Stranger Things but it still carries its own. The rest of the album continued the dark dreamland piano and powerful vocals. Will definitely revisit.

I just ... didn't quite get it. I wanted to understand it better. Did this lead to Rammstein or something? At the end of the album it was hard to hear more than industrial banging and German yelling. Barely 2 star.

Overall it was boring but fine. It didn't seem to age well - just sounds like a relic of the 80s. A few cool synth riffs but overall just disappointing.

High quality album overall, one I haven't visited in several years. Go To Sleep is a highlight for me. I still love the haunting feel and Thom Yorke's voice.

Overall pretty strong album. Very bluesy at times. Brown Sugar lyrics are pretty dated but the groove is good. Have it on vinyl and will listen again.

An unbelievable 6th Dylan album in my first 200 reviews. I do actually like this one and have it on vinyl. The songs are all melodic without cranking up the "Dylan voice" too hard.

Pretty solid debut album. Gritty and raw, but enough hard rock riffs to get the job done. Not a masterpiece but enjoyable.

Found it mostly different to The Beatles aside from a few similarities. I found it pretty enjoyable, especially Let Me Roll It. Strong 3 stars, nearly 4.

Pretty short and not much that stands out. Felt like pretty run-of-the-mill English rock.

Had no idea going in what this was or what to expect but I found it amazing. A raw, emotional portrait of a troubled man. Short and powerful.

A short and fairly pleasant album, but very middle-of-the-road. Though much better than modern pop-country albums, I felt it paled next to the Johnny Cash and Loretta Lynn that I have listened to earlier on this list.

It seems many reviews are skewed by recent behavior of Kanye. I felt then (and now) that this was some of Kanye's best work. The minimalist/industrial vibes work well with the incredible samples (typical of Kanye). He makes some good social commentary hidden between some misogyny. Torn but I think it just squeaks by with a 4.

I have listened a few times in the past but on re-listen it was pretty boring. Standard indie-pop with ok melodies but not much more.

Pretty timeless jazz album, easy listening for those who think they don't like jazz. Really enjoyed hearing audience noise in the background. Quality bass and drums. Need several more listens to fully appreciate.

Short album, surprised to hear a number of skits. The hits are there - particularly Mrs. Robinson, but overall the compilation was a solid 3 stars. I guess one of their more daring concept albums, but not my favorite.

I guess it was pretty fun but I thought I would like it more. It had some mood shifts but was mostly following the classical tone. Would have liked it to be either more experimental or more technical, but it ended up a weird mix of the two.

Non-offensive but rather generic electronic music. I did like Eple, but found the rest somewhat forgettable.

Very solid showing, easy 4 stars. Very smooth and funky, melodic and not jarring. Short and sweet, classic Stevie Wonder.

Honestly pretty good, I liked it better than I expected though still found it to drag on a bit. I remember listening to Clocks a bunch back in the day. Overall the album felt well-polished but not very ambitious.

Another Byrds album? Wiki says it was influential for psychedelic rock, but I found it forgettable.

Already knew it was a 5 when it hit my list. All-around slugger of heavy metal, I also really enjoy Changes and the other slower bits. All power and clocks in under 45 minutes. Near perfect.

Overall I really liked it. Thought it dragged on a little long and had a few stinkers near the end. But otherwise was very close to a 5 star.

While I do think it's pretty influential it's not my particular preference of hip hop. The samples are really incredible in some areas, but the shouting gets tiresome and seems to cover up their lack of versatility in delivering lyrics.

Enjoyable and somewhat interesting. I liked the spoken word and time signatures. Overall a strong 3. First track is a favorite.

It was very weird in an interesting way. But the melodies were too abstract. Lyrics are also not singable so I don't find much to enjoy in this album.

Enjoyable but pretty middle-of-the-pack. A few nice melodies and harmonies but nothing particularly stands out as remarkable.

Pretty sub-par rock. Somehow no hits on this album? Another review mentioned this bridges the gap between heavy metal and hair metal. But it falls flat for me.

Not a huge fan of R&B but found this pretty nice. Good voice and rhythms. Started to drag toward the end. Solid album but not my cup of tea.

Nearly perfect punk album, I own and love it. Overly sarcastic lyrics, delivered in Jello's signature tone. Simple guitar riffs, barely 30 minutes, *chef's kiss*

Love this album. Simple and effective, captures a mood.

High quality classic album. Love the kung fu skits. Near perfect.

Overall pretty forgettable. Some interesting rock grooves with organ.

The perfect metal album from start to finish.

Excellent voice, enjoyable soul album, a bit monotonous

Doesn't resonate with me. Seemed like ok 90s pop.

First few tracks were ok and then it became obvious they are all the same. Didn't really resonate with me. Great album art though.

Found it repetitive and unenjoyable. Uninspired vocals for the most part.