Starbucks created her in a test tube.

Happy punk

Fun garage-y 70s rock with fuzz and keyboards.

Classic. Fuck the outro.

thppt. shoulda stayed in the Beatles.

Lotta flute. Lil too much piano.

Too sad for me.

He's not as sad a bastard as I thought?

Most double albums would be better as single albums.

Not really a house music guy. The single was enough for me.

Not my jam.

Nah.

Got pretty dodgy when it wasn't the hits.

Memories of the Dwight spot.

OK.

Weird and good, funky.

Fine UK alt-rock.

Sheela had the boogie

Lotta white dudes on this list

Lotta Brits on this list.

mumbleing nonsense.

That was fun!

I think this is one of those records I'm supposed to worship. It was fine?

Tremendous live album. (1995 expanded version)

Dolly is good.

Better than I feared?

Sinatra's heart wasn't in it, and neither was mine.

Holy shit, that was terrible. Like a parody of 60s psychedelic rock.

Fine.

Not bad, but not really my bag. Sorry, fellas.

80s, punky, British, not bad

snnnnnfm hgh omuhgradd

Aggressively mediocre. This list looks worse every day.

Didn't age well for me.

British. Can't sing. Can't pick a genre, can't do most of them particularly well. Perfect for this list.

Need to listen to this a lot more

Yes, of course

Not bad, solid New Wave.

Hearing a lot of Lush and Siouxsie, but it's not my jam.

MEH.

Fuck Eric Clapton.

Bad. Boring. House music probably shouldn't be on this list.

Not my thing.

Not bad, actually.

What? No.

that was too much DnB

That was great!

Can't always catch lightning in a bottle twice.

Like early Who.

House-y.

Three hours of this? Fuck off.

Glad Big's dead.

I get the concept, but that doesn't mean I have to love the concept.

Confusion is a walrus.

Wow, that was really great.

I started off suspicious, but there were good bones in there. Collins' voice sometimes drove me crazy, but I liked a lot of what they were doing musically.

Kid's got a future.

Yeah duh.

That was nice.

hahahaha this list is so dumb, this is a completely unremarkable record

That man can sing.

list so white

That dude's voice just ruins it for me, every time.

lol another noodly white guy from the 70s, what a surprise

"My slap and tickle made her giggle" haahahahaha this list is like "the 100 albums everyone admits are great and then 900 other pieces of shit like this"

See, I don't hate all white-dude UK rock.

Starbucks created her in a test tube.

Good shit.

People gonna be mad at me but I found it a little boring

man, kiedis is such a terrible lyricist

There's "here's an acknowledged classic of a genre you may not know well" and then there's "here's a piece of music that's almost intentionally impenetrable so you can feel dumb when you don't get it."

I don't blame Robert Wyatt for making this album full of noodling nonsense; I blame the listmaker for pretending as though there were anything of merit here.

::reads 'Bengali in Platforms' lyrics:: YO FUCK THIS RACIST TRASH

British guys doing blues and twang, huh?

Boring.

I wish I loved anything as much as the listmaker loves British guys who jerk off on tape and call it "music."

Prog is boring.

Nah.

oooof can i just be polite and say "I recognize that Brian Wilson is a musical genius"?

Very Black Flag, I liked it.

Lil dated but not bad

she's so fucking good

Great keyboard, great screams.

Still don't get it.

another english singer-songwriter zzzzzzz

Easy listening, in the good way.

Those guys really stole a lot from better bands.

I did not like her singing or this music!

Like a John Carpenter soundtrack without a John Carpenter movie.

Fuck the record executives who kept this classic in the closet for 20 years.

I just told someone "If there is such a thing as a 'mostly the singles' fan or Bjork I am it" but this was interesting and clubby in a way that was accessible for me

Stone classic.

The covers have long been the stuff of my nightmares, and I imagine this was pretty heavy stuff for its time, but it does feel a tiny bit ... softer ... than my expectations.

Different than I expected - more rock, less R&B? but good.

Gold.

Eh.

Great pop from a star in mid-explosion.

yeah der it's very great

This is a PERSONAL rating - I acknowledge Tommy's place in musical history, but ... there's too much non-rock in there, and I didn't like most of it.

"The Message" (the single) is legendary. Why in the world did the listmaker include this entire record, with the cringeworthy "Dreamin'" and the embarrassing "You Are"?

yet another unremarkable british white guy wankathon.

Good house music is barely tolerable if you're not on the dance floor. This is not really good house music.

yes duh, talking book kicks off maybe the greatest four-album run ever

hahaha this is not a "you-must-listen" album unless the number went from 1001 to 1000001, steven tyler is the anthony kiedis of singing about fucking

i like some steve earle, but i don't like this steve earle, sorry. (i also don't really like most country, so yeah)

i'm sure people on X love this, but, um, outside of the club (and possibly inside it as well), house music is borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring (also LOL at this clown talking about how "robotic" EDM is and then making a super robotic album)

I enjoyed that!

slam dunk classic, absolutely stacked with great songs

lil long

"50 Or So Albums You Should Listen To Before You Die And Then An Unending Parade Of Mediocre White Men"

so much fun

XTC is boring! Sorry!

hahaha i am aware that some people actually think the Monkees were good musicians and that's fine i guess, but this is not a good record, very dependent on vocals and harmonies except they are not great singers, otherwise a very derivative 60s sound

there are moments - “paint it black,” “gimme shelter” - where the stones are of course transcendent but when i listen to their albums i mostly hear british guys playing pretty good versions of black and american music

starts off sounding like a cast recording of a rock-theme Broadway musical

"wow, the British folk revival of the 60s is a big deal!" -- no one who is not British alt name for this list: "fewer than 500 albums you should listen to before you die, plus a bunch of mediocre british acts from the 60s 70s and 80s"

non-western music!

whoever called it "wizard nerd rock" was right

you know what? life's too short to keep listening to Ol' Mumbly Joe just because some list said so. I DON'T LIKE ANYTHING LEONARD COHEN EVER MADE there i said it. on to "Led Zeppelin III." fuck yeah.

no hits, but not bad

yet another totally unremarkable album that makes me think the listmaker just grabbed a few albums he had heard of from various genres that he doesn't know anything about (I am from the generation that made "Karma Chameleon" a hit, it's a fine song, but the idea that I must hear this album before I die is laughable)

kid can sing, "Long Black Limousine" was good, a lot of the rest was schmatlzy and overdone

hoooooooo baby CCR is so fuckin' fire

a British singer-songwriter who doesn't suck! hallelujah! (also enlightening to an 80s kid who mostly knew "Do Ya" and "Forever Young" growing up)

if u don't like this i don't like u

john lee hooker is great; why is a "___ and friends" cash-in record on this list?

them boys can play

that was actually not bad New Wave?

seriously why do rappers think we want to hear skits where we hear them fucking

their songs kinda sound the same but we all luv u lemmy

that was very boring

i have never been to a rave, i only used X once in my life and that was when friends made me go see Phish with them, i was all relaxed and super flirty, when they played "Twist Around" i did the "Whoo!" in the wrong place and everyone nearby looked at me like i was a narc, anyway writing this review has been far more interesting to me than listening to this record was

trip hop >>> house

Some nice surprises. More albums should be half an hour long.