Couple heavy riffs, pissed, melodic vocals. Really liked this one.

Very little I found enjoyable in this album. From country sounds to generic synth, just seemed to represent the worst of the 80s. Not sure why this is so acclaimed.

Knew Bang a Gong. Pretty standard early 70's sound with some bluesy riffs. Lyrics mostly nonsense, annoying at times.

Already knew this album. Sympathy for the Devil alone makes this a fantastic album.

Has that 60s folky vibe. Appreciate the influence, but too many la la las. Not my style for this era.

Super fun beat. Great energy.

Listened to Ocean off and on. Strong album, with some great tracks. Not my usual style/genre

Fantastic album. Can definitely see the influence that they expand on in later albums.

So good. Plenty of that dirty 60's sound, strong vocals, and amplified jug. Roller Coaster is my favorite of the album.

Melted into the background a bit. Pretty subdued pop rock sound. Definitely some Bowie influences. Pleasant, but nothing special.

Great album. Everyone knows this one.

I had only really listened to We Got the Beat. The rest of the album was surprisingly solid. Feels like there were some punk rock influences underneath an otherwise bright sound.

Decent punk album that clearly served as an inspiration for later bands. Nothing overly standout. Very short album at only about 21 minutes, but on brand for punk songs.

Good overall. Some very Talking Heads bits throughout. Not one that I would listen to with regularity.

No comments necessary.

For whatever reason, I went into this album assuming I wouldn't like it. I was wrong and ended up really liking the chilled, almost indie, sound.

Good album. Not my favorite from Mayfield.

Found this album after watching The Night House for the use of Calvary Cross. Calvary Cross is easily the best on the album, but decent overall (minus Beggar's Girl).

Nothing inherently wrong with the album. I just don't like Rod Stewart.

Great sound. Not sure why this is not higher on her popular albums.

No idea why of all the Bowie albums this one is featured on the list. This may be my least favorite of them all and offers little to nothing new or influential compared to other albums.

Overall good album. Iggy never quite did it for me, but I can appreciate the songs.

It's Byrds. Mix of some weird psychedelic stuff with bland storytelling.

Couple heavy riffs, pissed, melodic vocals. Really liked this one.

Hard to believe that this was his first big album. He had already developed storylines and personas that appeared in later albums. Not a huge Eminem fan, but solid album.

Never have I looked up the supposed story of Tommy. It is bonkers. I've listened before without really paying attention and the album is much better knowing the rough storyline.

Good stuff. Solid live album.

For not being a huge Thin Lizzy fan this live album has a lot of energy. Still in Love with You and Emerald are great on this album.

Very little I found enjoyable in this album. From country sounds to generic synth, just seemed to represent the worst of the 80s. Not sure why this is so acclaimed.

I like the beats on the album, less crazy about the vocals. For whatever reason I never developed an appreciation for that 90s R&B and rap sound.

Hard to stand listening to the song We Are Family at this point. Rest of the album is boring.

RIP Chris Cornell

Nothing spectacular. I generally like live Who albums since I like the crowd interaction and their demeanor, but music on this one just isn't that special. With that said, the sound is good for a live album.

Nice alternative band. Good non-tuned type sound with lots of feedback and spacey vocals.

Feels like a children's school album. Would much prefer listening to Simon and Garfunkel. This has all my least favorite of the 80s elements in the album.

Great new wave/garage sound. Really liked the tempo of the whole album.

I don't listen to the National often, but enjoyed this album. They aren't super dynamic, but what they do they do it well. Bloodbuzz is obviously a standout, but also liked Anyone's Ghost and Conversation 16.

Great album.

Good mix of that new wave punk. Few good tracks and a short album.

Bit of a darker sounding album, lots of intense songs. Really liked it.

Definitely not my favorite from R.E.M. Nothing really stood out.

Interesting to hear where This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Both of Us came from. Very odd album overall, but kind of fun.

Good album. For some reason I recalled this one being more dynamic vocally, but still powerful.

Tiny Dancer is obviously great and Madman is also good. Indian Sunset is certainly a product of the times.

Great electronic album.

Trippy 60s music

Always a good album. One of the few rap albums I like entire thing.

Pretty much love everything Alex Turner does, so this was great.

Not an overly special new wave type album. A lot of songs with a short run time.

Pretty good for a new wave 80s album. Treason and Second Hand are good songs.

Not sure why this is the album to make this list. It's fine, nothing standout.

Interesting listen. Seemed like at least one of the songs was maybe a traditional song that served as the inspiration to A Lion Sleeps Tonight.

Very much enjoy Avalanches. Not crazy about the expanded deluxe version of this album, but the standard stuff is great.

Interesting to get a soundtrack. I liked the hook used in the electronic tracks and the last track is a cool sounding summary of the story.

Nothing wrong with, just have to be in a mood for it.

Punk albums are a mixed bag. I like the raw element to them, but production always seems lacking, even when intentionally rough sounding. I want to like it more, but it's just good.

Hard to believe how old this album is considering how many synthwave albums there are now. Great sound.

Great album.

Not a big Dylan fan. I found a few on here I liked, but so much is just nonsense folk music.

I really wanted to like this. Weird industrial type rock and a lot of noise is always good, but something about the repetition of the backing track just gave me a headache.

Very enjoyable listen. Unique styling and some powerful songs.

Paper Bag and Human were great. Definitely a mix of like a Bond theme and cabaret. Pretty good.

This was a weird album with and often weird cadence, almost like marching music. Kate really likes to exaggerate her voice, which also adds to the weird.

One of my first experiences with "heavy" music was this album. Don't quite remember All in the Family being as bad as it was, but still a good album.

Fun beat, but overly long with very little distinction between songs.

Hazy Shade of Winter and America are great songs, but not enough to save the album for me.

Annoying that most of this album is not on Spotify, but easy enough to listen. I like the sound, but sort of generic. Not sure what makes this one a standout.

Few decent songs, but just couldn't get fully into it.

There are some all-time songs on the album. Won't Get Fooled Again is incredible and Baba O'Riley is a favorite for most.

I like this one more than most rap albums of the same time. Still not totally my music, but have to respect the production and lyrics.

Excellent album. Impossible not to feel good listening.

Some classic songs on the White Album, but I feel it is overly long with too many of the weird concept songs to listen all the way through on a regular basis.

The symphony element to all of these songs is awesome. Very enjoyable listen.

Beck is good in small doses, like sprinkled through a playlist. Listening to a full album is like sitting in a Guitar Center and listening to kids try every setting on a synth.

Enjoyable listen

Good energy. Started sounding like a standard punk album, but had a few interesting songs

Pretty vanilla.

Never my favorite band, but decent songs and a lot of energy. Detroit Rock City is great, everything else is decent.

I have listened to this one many times. Good album.

Not a fan of Costello. That said, not a bad album.

Surprisingly fun album. Some dark lyrics and samples mixed in to an upbeat sound.

Good 60s rock, but pretty standard 60s rock (when they actually play). The story time pieces of the album are bizarre, and not in a good way.

Couple great songs. Otherwise listening to a double album can get long.

This seems to happen a lot - why is this the album that makes the list? It's good and I am sure there are more from Foo Fighters on the list, but this one doesn't highlight a lot of what has made Foo Fighters so great.

I can respect what he's doing, but the self-important talk singing just doesn't hold a lot of appeal for me.

I used to love the Doors when I was younger. I can't say I like them as much, but Break on Through and The End are still great songs.

Well composed album. Chill listen.

The Weight is still a great song. Rest of the album is okay.

I almost want to dislike it, but it's good. Almost every song is catchy and varied enough to keep the album interesting.

Never heard of them before. Pretty enjoyable.

Felt like I would have liked this more, but it just didn't grab me for most of the album.

This is the third Arcade Fire album I have gotten on this list. They're a good band, but I don't know about three albums out of 1,001. That said, this is another good album.

Respect the music, but dislike Kanye.

Relaxing album, even if I was eaten by flies while listening.

Cool electronic album. Lot of dark tones and use of static voices

One of my favorites of the bunch.

The cover of Hurt gets a 5, rest of the album not so much.

Heroes is good, the rest of the album is fine.

Above-average punk album.

Actually never listened to this full album. It's really good.

I would guess Can't Buy a Thrill is in the list, but still not sure why this the pick. Just seemed a little bland

Great sound. Lorde still not one of my favorite. Pure Heroine is probably the better overall album.

I have enjoyed most of the 90s electronic albums on this list so far. Not so much for this one.

This album is ridiculously good. Especially for a debut.

Quite possibly my favorite album of all time.

Really strong album.

Better Dylan than most albums, but still not super interesting.

Solid album. Little weird to have it come up the day after the Queen actually dies

Good blues album

I used to listen to the song Schools Out when I was younger. Rest of the album doesn't match the energy.

Better than I thought it would be.

Awesome album. I like this one more than Surfer Rosa.

Friends would probably be mad, but I just do not like the Beastie Boys

Listened to this one a lot growing up.

Don't care much for jazz, but it was good jazz

No hate to Ryan Adams but this album has no business on this list. This is so generic and boring that it is hard to imagine why anyone would need to listen to this. I can only imagine this became culturally significant given it's release around 9/11.

I like the Cure, just not too many standouts on this album.

Short album, but it is packed with either independently awesome songs or the bases for covers

Season of the Witch is great. Rest of album is good

16 year old me probably would have been obsessed with this album. Still enjoyable.

It sounds nice, just not for me.

Nothing wrong it, just plain. Come on Eileen isn't enough to save a whole album.

Respect for the old country. Still not something I would go back and listen to

Enjoyed at times, but honestly maybe a little long for the genre

Not bad, but yet another 90s electronic-type album. Not sure why there are so many

Pretty decent. I don't think it's an album that everyone needs to hear, though

I must not be cool enough to understand this album. It makes sense that it's weird with Byrne involved, but just too much for me.

Better than the other Dylan albums so far

It's Ren Fair-Rock with songs mixed in that have nothing to do with the medieval themes. It doesn't sound bad, but an odd album.

Doesn't do much for me. Maybe a song or two, but the whole album is a bit much of the same.

I somehow did not know this band did Stay with Me and not just Rod Stewart. Recognized vocals immediately on starting the album.

It's just boring. Just makes we want to listen to proper Pink Floyd

Didn't hate it. Distinct voice.

Strange album. Kind of all over the place from a style perspective.

Weirdly pretty good

I think I liked it enough. May be worth another listen

Unhinged, but I like it.

It's interesting and pretty much sounds like the stock music to every movie set in India. Not something I would listen to on a regular basis.

Very solid album. This is my sweet spot, so probably biased.

Good album. I had never really listened to anything but the hits and Me and Bobby McGee never really did it for me. This was pretty good.

Enjoyable album. Maybe not a must-hear. Had a Coldplay vibe to it.

Generally dislike Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys. I can only handle the sound for so long.

Good 80s album. Not something I would listen to on a regular basis

Great album

Really great collection of songs and you get some jokes from Cobain.

Kind of a weird one. Restrained punk sound with a bit more melody than you would expect.

I don't listen to Taylor Swift very often. Didn't know she had an album this somber

I really just don't care about early 90s hip hop.

Yet another 90s/early 2000 electronic album...

Awful album. An occasionally interesting hook, but didn't enjoy the vast majority of this album.

I just do not care about Lou Reed. Boring album

Never really gave Def Leppard a chance. Thought it was lame, but that was actually a pretty good album

I can't stand Christmas music, but if I am going to listen to it, this is probably the best of it.

This would have been a blast to attend, but limited appeal on an album

Not pure electronic, but yet another 90s electronic album

Very relaxing

Oh look, another 90s electronic album

Somewhat interesting. Liked some of it, some was irritating. Mostly unhinged

Just doesn't do anything for me. It all sounds similar and very sappy lyrics

Better than I expected. Surprised there is nothing mentioning that the song "Back Down" just uses Goblin's "Suspira" as a backing track.

A few good Joel songs. Just hard to listen to a straight album of Joel

I like Yes, but did not enjoy this album

Not even the worst one, but continuing to strike down the multitude of 90s electronic on this list.

Neat album. A lot of variety.

Great Deep Purple album. Child in Time is awesome

Just didn't do much for me. Pleasant for a few songs, but gets old

Fame is an all time song. The rest just lack something

First thing, fuck that Nazi Anselmo. The album is still a classic, but definitely thinking twice about listening

I am most impressed with how clean and loud the production is on ABBA albums. It's always so crisp

Nice album. Pretty different from what I have heard previously from Nick Cave

This one doesn't do much for me. Definitely prefer Can't Buy a Thrill

Maybe for tripping in a basement, but this album just doesn't hit at 10am on a Tuesday.

This list far far far over values the significance of 90s electronic. So many of these sound so similar without offering anything new or groundbreaking to the genre. Album isn't as bad as this rating, but it's just too much of the same on this list

Not sure why this one just hit me the right way. I normally can't stand most country

Excellent

Very good. Particularly impressed with The Windmills of Your Mind.

Definitely has influences and influenced later music. Felt it fall a little flat.

Couldn't get it into this.

Really good. Felt ahead of its time for a punk sound.

Unique and a little weird, but cool album

Better than I was anticipating

Perfectly pleasant to listen to, but why does it make this list?

Did not enjoy this at all

Liked it, but just didn't have the something unique to take it over the top

Weird

Good jazz album

Pleasant

I remembered this album being corny, but it was so much better than I remember

Really good. Pretty mild for a psychedelic album

Better of the ones so far. Still not my favorite artist

Message is great, rest of the album wasn't

Pleasant listen. Nothing really standout

Pleasant jazz album. Little bland

Good, but bland. Hard to believe anyone could put this ahead of Nevermind

I've cooled on the Doors a lot over time, but this album still has classics

This should fit for me, but the album just didn't hit.

Solid for a first album, but know what comes leads to a lower overall rating as their style developed

Chill vibe. Enjoyable, though actually disliked the Minha Menina one that was so popular

Certainly a vibe and style. Enjoyable enough to listen, but maybe not a full album

Undoubtedly a good vocalist. Just not for me.

Nothing wrong with it. Just boring

I recalled this being a better album

Bruce Springsteen is not my favorite, but this is a good overall album

This was almost a 4. Good album, some of the more theatrical songs bring it down a bit

This was a struggle to get through for 49 minutes. At times felt like a joke.

Didn't like him when I saw him live and still don't

Heart of Glass is a standout, but overall just good not great

Boring, overlong songs. I get Springsteen's thing most of the time, but these just felt like pretty generic country/rock songs

Pretty good for a Bob Dylan album. I usually get tired of it pretty quick, but this was the right mix of music and incoherent lyrics

Great sounds. Near a 4, but just not quite enough to get over a 3

Not as bad as some of the reviews make it out to be, but not great. Heard it Through the Grapevine was a solid cover

Excellent jazz album

Not bad for an old-timey country album. Still not my favorite, but good for what it was

Lots of big band and jazz lately