I hate Taylor Swift. This did not change that. In fact, all it did was make me hate myself more for listening to it.

While I hadn't listened to this whole album before, I knew the singles off of it. It was okay, but the singles were the high point.

I wouldn't call myself a fan of the Yeah Yeah Yeah's, but I know a couple of their albums alright. Nothing here stood out compared to their other stuff.

Not bad. Can see how it was revolutionary for its time.

I hate Taylor Swift. This did not change that. In fact, all it did was make me hate myself more for listening to it.

It's no Dark Side, but it's still pretty good.

Kanye before his out of control ego, and all his BS. Somehow, this is Kanye at his most humble. It's a solid album, but somehow not his best work.

I never really got the appeal of Alice Cooper. Just doesn't make sense to me.

I was ten when Kurt Cobain died, and I didn't see what all the hubbub was about. Why were people crying about the death of someone they didn't even know. All these years later, I have more of an understanding of why his music was so loved. They'll never be my favourite band, but I can at least appreciate them for completely changing the face of rock radio away from the garbage that gained popularity in the 80's. Also, props to them for not playing Smells Like Teen Spirit.

I hadn't really heard much of their stuff beyond the well known singles. Not bad.

I think I like his older stuff better. This album was a bit too spoken word for me.

Can't say I'd ever listened to Buddy Holly before. He sounded a lot more rock and roll than I expected. Then again, that's probably because I expected him to sound more like Weezer... so I blame Rivers Cuomo.

Tori Amos is like Sarah McLachlan with an okay voice, instead of a great voice.

Never heard of them before. Really solid album.

I didn't care for this. Not my taste in music at all.

Pretty good album. I've always thought ELO doesn't get enough recognition, but this was the first time I've listened to a full album

It was not bad.

I've listened to this album many times already. It's still her third best album though.

Not really my type of music. Boy did that just go on and on though.

Knew some of the songs. Bunch of classics. The rest though, meh.

Really enjoyed this album. I hadn't heard of them before, so that's always fun.

Generally, I know him as the old dude that likes weed. Now I know him a bit better as a musician. This was an okay album.

Not my thing.

It was okay.

This was very much a product of it's time. A lot of albums on this list sound timeless, but this sounds like someone in 1993 making an album of what it's like to make an album in 1993. It might have been revolutionary or mind blowing at the time, but now it sounds VERY dated.

It was okay, I guess. A bit more normal than I'm used to from LCD Soundsystem.

To me, it seems like where Radiohead would've ended up had they not embraced their experimental side.

It was a simpler time, I suppose.

Some classics on here, ruined by sounding very very 80s.

Good album made by a bad human being.

A band I had never heard of with a really solid album. If you had told me it came out 3 years ago, I'd have believed you. Definitely didn't sound like it came out in 1979.

I know this album incredibly well already. It's a Radiohead classic that took them from being a good rock band, to being an incredible band.

Really, truly, very much not for me.

Not my thing.

Not a lot of enjoyment out of this one. It just kept going forever.

A classic, to say the least.

I don't think I'll ever get the hype behind the Beatles.

It's Pearl Jam. Not much else to say about it. I knew what I was getting into.