Every Thin Lizzy album is like a hidden gem.

Some songs stand out to me - Changes and Life On Mars?, obviously, but also Andy Warhol. Taking jabs at Bob Dylan. Overall, not bad; some of those songs I would pick into my "best songs" list. But they wouldn't be near the top.

Rock songs done on funky bongos. Yeah.

Just awesome.

I understand the cultural importance, but don't care enough for the music itself.

Good album. I just like other albums by Judas Priest better.

It’s… okay.

It's not bad, but not my cup of tea. I liked guitar in It's a Shame.

I don't like it. At all. Couldn't finish it.

Every Thin Lizzy album is like a hidden gem.

It's not as awful as Kanye's "The College Dropout", but still, hip hop isn't my cup of coffee.

I didn't like it at first, but it grew on me during album listening. Not my cup of coffee completely, but good album overall. Nothing compares 2 U is good, obviously, but I've also liked Last Day of Our Acquaintance.

It's ambient and okay, but not interesting.

Okay-ish blues.

Great album. Abattoir Blues is slightly better part than The Lyre of Orpheus.