Pure pop perfection. Every song is catchy and the production is spot on. I tried to fault it but found myself foot tapping and singing along to every track.

A bit much by the end. Heart of Glass is still a banger though

Opens with some huge synthy powerful beats. Loses power as it goes on although still some good songs. Really liked "Little Shadow" Karen O's voice is fantastic throughout.

Some classic songs here, and a nod to all time great blues man Robert Johnson with "Love in Vain". Gospel influenced Gimme Shelter is a fantastic opening track and more political lyrics than I'd ever realised. Very heavily blues influenced throughout. I really liked You Got the Silver, a sweet song with great instrumentation build.

Bleak. Dark. Depressing. Brilliant

Eclectic, varied sound. Very groovy at times, with some jazz inspired moments.

Raucous energy. Had some great tracks but I found it all sounded the same by the end.

I enjoyed this way more than I thought I would. I never listened to SoaD much as a teenager but my older ears actually appreciated the variety of sound. The lyrics felt like they meant something to someone instead of just being scrawled down just before recording. The sheer manic energy almost never lets up, but when it does the result is even better, "Spiders" comes to mind. As a non-metal listener who generally cringes at the sound of a dude screaming while a snare drum thrashes in the background, I thoroughly enjoyed this.

I didn't know many of these songs that well but the orchestral arrangements are awesome. 2hrs+ was a bit hard to take but it stayed interesting.

What do I say here? It's Sgt. Pepper

Pure pop perfection. Every song is catchy and the production is spot on. I tried to fault it but found myself foot tapping and singing along to every track.

Modern Classic. Wake Up is such a great song

A great collection of songs. Very easy to listen to although no real standout tracks.

So much groove! I was surprised by how many of these I knew, although I did feel like I was in an early 2000s movie by the end (Looking at you Jason Bourne).

While more accessible than other Kraftwerk, I still found it a bit backgroundy.

A strange mix of styles, I found this hard to pin down stylistically. Couldn't tell if I was enjoying it or not either although it did have its moments.

More melodic than I expected.

Amazing. Never heard it before but will definitely listen again.

Painfully Indy at times. It made me want to listen to Sufjan Stevens or fleet foxes.

I found it all a bit the same. Same droning guitar, same drums, same weird lyrics.

Loved it.

Odd mix of folk music and prog rock

Constantly rhythmic, always evolving, subtly complex. Lyrics that slide between dancefloor anthems and deeper emotional outpours. A complete masterpiece.

Great big band moments. I preferred the first half over the string backed ballads on the 2nd half

Some good songs, but alot of shouty post punk. It's strongest moments we're when they slow down a bit and play something with a melody, like Maps.

Didn't love it, didn't hate it

Really enjoyed it

Bags of fun. Super groovy

Nothing to see here.

Always loved it, particularly the first and last tracks

Didn't do it for me

Really cool album from a band I've never heard of. Will definitely listen again

Took a while to hit its groove but really interesting, fantastic musicianship.

I really didn't enjoy this. Extra star for an all-time banger.

Really nice voice. The songs were good but nothing really jumped out.

Beautiful

Good background music