Not a fan of some of the crooning which hasn't aged well but the more upbeat stuff is 🔥

Aretha on the top of her game. Enough said

Queen at their imperious best

Classic Classic rock. Not fully my cup of tea but can appreciate that's it's a good example of the genre

A bit patchy and a little too smooth for my tastes. Not as raw and funky as my favourite Sly & The Family Stone.

Only half available on Spotify.

Never listened all the way through before. Quite the historical artefact

Slick. Shiny.

Loved this when it first came out. Thought I still would be sounding a little bit dated now tbh. Still passable but maybe not 'classic'

Realised I'd never listened to this all the way through. Really enjoyed it, a pleasant surprise. Top notch cut and paste sampling

Weird how I don't think this is that good but it somehow draws you in

Not a fan of some of the crooning which hasn't aged well but the more upbeat stuff is 🔥

Just OK. Maybe I was just born a few years too late but I feel like a lot of the Madchester stuff is massively overrated.

Never really got past Portishead with Triphop. A bit more abrasive than that and this style does sounds a little dated now but I enjoyed it

Still OK but hasn't aged that well. There's better examples of the genre.

Surprisingly enjoyable

Not my thing at all

Twee but loveable.

OK but not the best LCD Soundsystem record by a long way

I'll give it 2 stars for the production. It's very slickly produced but not my thing at all.

Pretty twee. Interesting to listed as historical artefact but can't say I actually enjoyed it.

Turns out twee 1960s folk is something I quite like. Who knew?

Somehow knowing the backstory makes this more powerful and poignant but still a great soul album regardless

Is it OK to like the music of U2 if you don't like U2? I hate that this is so slick and well produced and genuinely good...

Ignoring the questionable personality of the man involved this is one of the greatest Chirstmas albums of all time.

The first album I've got where I had genuinely NEVER heard of them before. Grungy and crunchy and surprisingly enjoyable.

Just couldn't stop thinking "This really sounds like the Rolling Stones". Which is good I suppose.