who wants to start an arcade fire?

Seemed charming for 80s heartfelt downer rock.

Liked it. Reminded me of the scene in Grosse Pointe Blank

Liked it. Had heard it a few times.

It was fun.

Didn't love it. Felt like it was the 'llewyn davis' soundtrack but worse. Great Value Bob Dylan.

Sort of bland, especially knowing he didn't write any, or at least many, of his own songs.

Heard it, liked it

Pretty solid classic rock

Pretty good. Didn't know Radiohead covered that song.

Pretty good, especially Maps

twas aight

liked it, like a wes anderson soundtrack

didnt love it. felt like a lilith fair album that wasn't as good as paula cole, sarah mclaughlan, or ani difranco

liked it, didnt have that friends theme vibes

really liked this album, but not as much as when i was in middle school

yeah pretty good

who wants to start an arcade fire?

sounds like a joy division album.

a little loud

Jazzy

loved it obv

too much bowie

It was fine, really enjoyed some songs.

This album was charming. Enjoyable all the way through, anchored by Lovefool. I had a colleague come in and mention that he bought a bootleg of this CD in the 90s in Kosovo, and still had it in his attic. Hoarding tendencies aside, its worth a yearly listen

It was good.

It's a classic.

This was a delight. I knew it was good, but I forgot how much it was sampled in modern hip hop

Not what I was expecting, but very pleasant listen

Charming

Great album - typically, I listen to these at school before students arrive, and I chose to not listen to this one owing to content, but I have listened to it previously and it is charming.

a bit heavy for my taste - seemed like it would be great for a jog

all bangers

certified

very melodic, moody

It was fine. Southern rock, but pleasant to listen to.

Not my cup of tea, but it seemed almost as good as other first wave punk offerings. I still prefer the Clash.