Awesome explorations into the depths of the future. Moonshake and Spray are top tier stuff. Ideal soundtrack to eat Chef Boyardee's Raviolis to.

A true masterpiece, nothing less

Not a big fan of albums that exceeds an hour in length, but I got to admit it's quite the masterpiece in terms of jazz.

Not a big fan of alternative rock, but I see the potential

Is this a joke? Sounds like pretty standard stuff to me

Probably the best album to define rock at its pure form. I do not get any pleasure listening to it anymore, but I'm still going to give it the 5 stars it deserves.

It was a good album for its genre, but nothing incredible

Good old stuff, but is it really what's best from this genre, from this artist? All I'm saying is that's a lot of brass from someone who's known for his piano playing

Yes.

One of my favorite album of all time

That was not something else, but it was something pretty nice

Nope

Why do I like trip hop!?

Radiohead is, in my case, the kind of band that needs to be tamed with time. I don't think The Bends is their masterpiece, but I had a good Time listening to it.

The one I love was the only interesting song on this album. I can't believe it's on this list

I wasn't sure at the start, but it got really good in the second half. Sadly, I can't say that I don't like My Bloody Valentine anymore, thanks to you...

It's an okay album, but I probably won't listen to it ever again.

I really enjoyed this one!

I had a great time with this one! Can't wait to get their first one

I liked it, but I did not fell off my chair. I will certainly try more of Fela Kuti's material

I liked the first half and then I hated it.

I think it was my first complete listen of this album. Very nice tracks, especially California Dreamin' (of course). I'll have to make my mind whether it should be on this list or not. Let me give it a few more listens. For the other morons around here, it's more of a 3.5 stars.

My least favorite of Nick Drake's albums, but still an amazing one. He just takes folk to another level.

I never went further than Moon Safari and what a mistake. This album is quite excellent and it makes me want to watch the movie now.

I was peer pressured to give it a 4

A wonderful masterpiece. One of my favorites from master Zappa

Worst performance ever. I couldn't even finish it.

I really like the Beach Boys, but this one is not an essential for me.

I'm not a big fan of Iggy Pop's Works, but just to sound like this in 1970, it deserves a 4.

Very nice standard folk album. Nothing enough to break everything in one's path, but very enjoyable.

There are so many better oriental albums out there, I was pretty disappointed with this one. An album with more than 1 cover song, shouldn't be considered as one of the best ever made...

This must be really nice live, but I wasn't impressed by this album.

Very enjoyable synth pop.

Masterpiece of stoner rock, nothing less. Keep 'em coming!

I don't really like Pearl Jam, but nobody can deny that this album is an even flow of hits and bangers

A very good album with a lot of hits. I'm sadly just not a fan of Iggy, but I totally understand the hype. That said, I had a good time listening to it. Also, The Passenger sounds like Femme libérée.

Masterpiece, one of my favorites from Led Zep

Awesome explorations into the depths of the future. Moonshake and Spray are top tier stuff. Ideal soundtrack to eat Chef Boyardee's Raviolis to.

Boring generic pop rock stuff. I will certainly not return to this album, no Sir.

It's a good album, but I don't get how it's supposed to be an essential

Interesting album, sounds like proto Rammstein. Not sure why it's on this list, but I enjoyed it nonetheless

I understand every bit of popularity of this duo, but it juste isn't for me. There was a few hits, but I found it mostly pretty dull.

Very nice feelgood album. I would have enjoyed it more on a sunny day, but this winter crap will have to do

Very enjoyable jazz, nothing out of the extraordinary, but the perfect soundtrack for a romantic diner with a little dance as a bonus. I can't give it a full 4 though, because it ain't PROG, ya know

Too many fillers on this album. I get how popular it is and everything, but I really prefer their first albums.

Is this the best country album I've ever heard? Probably not, but this one must be in the top 10 for sure. Very nice discovery from this list (for a change).

Very nice album from my least favorite era. I definitely prefer their softest side, like shown on Milk.

Very rudimentary stuff, I almost died of boredom

Too long of an album, but some great songs in the lot.

The first half is pretty awesome but then it gets quite boring and cheesy (in a bad way). Not my favorite from the King of pop, but still very good

The british response to Men At Work's Business As Usual. Nothing that will make you go home and rethink your life, but quite enjoyable compositions. Our House is definitely the over heard hit of the album, it made me clench my fists, but the other ones were a nice discovery for me.

I expected more from this one. I liked it a lot, but it's not part of my top 5 from Bowie.

I have one question. Why is it on this list? I mean, it's not a bad album, but it's a very dull one. A full hour with the same rhythm, the same tone... And don't start me on the lyrics. A folk pop album amongst so many others of the same kind... Why this one in particular? There was so much more in the year 2020 alone... Anyway, next.

Very interesting electronic music. The mix of classical, disco and electronic is quite groundbreaking. It hads something a little bit more experimental to the electro/dance empire Daft Punk already built at that time in France

I wasn't really in the mood for funk/soul stuff, but it was good nonetheless. Nothing out of the extraordinary, though.

Very good for an easy listening album, probably the best one for a hot beverage at the local cozzy Café. It's really not a bad album, it serves its purpose, but is it really one of the 1001 albums to listen to in your life? I think there's so much more incredible stuff out there than the soundtrack to an afternoon at the local cozzy Café.

Nice country, nice voice. The lyrics weren't really my style, but it's a good album for its genre

Good album with nice riffs and rythms. I did not get a boner like Gary, but I might have enjoyed it enough to return to it again someday.

It was better than expected, but some parts I was wondering what was going on (in a bad way)

Very enjoyable album, I was very surprised by its content, giving the bad taste of the cover.

Didn't age that well, but the beats are still pretty sick. Snoop is at his best in this album and I think it should be his face on that cover. I had a good time, even if an hour of gangsta rap talking about how big their dick is can be quite long (maybe as long as their dicks, who knows?). The breaks are mostly annoying too and doesn't add anything to the album but unnecessary length. Anyway, a very important piece of rap culture nonetheless and some great hits that I'll certainly come back to.

Quite amazing indeed. I truly enjoyed this one, even if it was a little too long. It's nice to discover the original voice that defined a whole folk style. I'm going to need this one in my collection!

Maybe I just wasn't in the mood for this kind of stuff this morning, but it wasn't nearly enjoyable. Not bad in any way, just not for me.

A classic Post-punk/Goth album. The vibe in this one is quite unmatched and is always a pleasure to return to.

I just love Van Morrison's profound and meaningful lyrics : "Say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye Dry your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye Your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye Your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye Your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye Your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye Say goodbye to Madame George And the loves that love to love that loves to love That loves to love the loves that loves to love The love that loves to love Say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye"

Sunny album for a sunny day. Great folk rock bangers in this one, I really enjoyed it!

Not very good. It's like a bad 90s album but from 78.

I had one of her more recent folkish album before this one on the list and I must admit that I prefered 1989. It's full of hits, there's a certain diversity between the songs nad its quite catchy. A pretty good modern pop album that deserves its praises.

Boring folkish album. I don't get why it's on this list, but you know how Wilco fans are...

Pretty good album, I enjoyed it.

It was ok, but I prefer his work with Garfunkel.

I loved this album. Wonderful soft pop-rock that will make your day a whole lot better.

Not bad, just very dull. Why is this generic unasked blues rock album from the 90s even on this list?

Big Fallout vibes, I love this!

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Now that's my kind of jazz (see what I did there?). Awesome vibes to chill to.

World music for white bourgeoisie

It was definitely too long, but some songs were enjoyable. Maggot Brain is waaaaaay better, give me this one.

This represents everything that I hate of the 90s. Can't believe I tormented myself with this one.

The movie is one if my favorites, but it doesn't change the fact that this is one of The Who's weakest albums. Some pretty nice songs and the concept is quite excellent, but there are sadly too many fillers.

Not even the best from The Doors, but still one hell of an album.

I really enjoyed this album and I have nothing more interesting to say.

Historic album, we all know the hits.

The beats were better than the other Missy album from this list, but the lyrics just completely turns me off. I don't understand how she can be on this list... Twice!

Pretty generic glam rock stuff. Not bad in any way, just emotionless and forgettable.

Awesome beats, a kind of Talking Heads with a twist of electronic music. I realy enjoyed this one.

Almost fell asleep. Not bad for a slow country album, but not my cup of whiskey.

The New Wavish songs on this album are bangers, but the other jazziest ones are pretty weak. It's a good album, just not an excellent one.

I'm really not a big fan of Arcade Fire's work, but I enjoyed this one. My favorite is The Suburbs and I quite dislike the others I've had the mischance to listen to. Anyway, glad I gave this one a chance.

Wonderful, marvelous, magnificient, sensational, outstanding! Really had a great time with this one, I must listen to them more often!

"Hey, let's make an album where we play the same two chords over and over again and put some delay in it"

Not a folk essential for me, but a very good album from a folk legend. The last 2 songs were completely unnecessary, but the rest is great.

Very good post-punk stuff and you begin to see a glimpse of what's coming for the 90s. Björk's voice and presence is just amazing.

Stevie Nicks songs are on point, the rest of the album is quite dull. How did this get so popular? The album is so full of fillers, 40 minutes MAX of the good stuff would be enough and much more enjoyable.

Not bad, but I wonder how it got on this list.

Not as incredible as their first album, but still quite amazing. I'll never get enough of Joy Division.

Good funk, but nothing memorable.

Very punkish kind of post-punk. Very enjoyable, the bass lines are very good. All the songs sounds alike, but I liked the album nonetheless.