Delightfully weird.

Understandably dated, to my ear. I remember it being influential and important when released originally, but I found it mostly boring. A few catchy tunes. My opinion has been biased by overplays. This is gas station music at this point.

Really enjoyed the amazing line-up of personnel on this album. I had no idea so many great players were on here...and in 1969!

Heard it a lot. Heard it again.

Always fantastic. simple and groovy.

Solid foundational electronica. Some of the vocals are atrocious. Early Tricky.

Not my style.

Made it about halfway through, but I've heard it a few times in the past. Some surprisingly groovy parts, albeit extremely straight and very aggressive. Reminds me of growing up in rural New England.

Fantastic.

Better than I expected. Very similar to The Rolling Stones. Recording quality is awful, but that might be somewhat intentional.

no thank you

classic

This is a seminal album from an influential band.

I have heard this many many times. It is phenomenal.

somewhat dated to a modern ear. groundbreaking at the time of release.

A few bright points in a mediocre effort.

Absolute classic.

Interesting treatment.

brilliant.

Transcendent.

Too country for my taste.

Iconic, required listening

This is some truly terrible singing within some extremely mediocre music. I got about 2 songs through before I had to quit. Really - this has no place in the list.

The title track melody is very similar to Keane's 2004 release "Somewhere Only We Know." Numerous passages are lifted from Beatles songs throughout - it could be passed off as homage. It could also be that all notes and all combinations have already been recorded.

Really excellent. Great bass tone. Some iffy singing.

Ahead of their time. A lot of good grooves on this album.

Delightfully weird.

I enjoyed this. Well-produced bluesy fusion of geographical styles.

Heavier than I anticipated, but pleasing and heartfelt.

Excellent, relaxed, sometimes somber, sometimes funky.

awful.

A classic of an era. A bit whiney in modern context.

I had not listened to this group before. The work has that classic British one-two hop-groove that can be quite funky at times. Lyrics surprisingly heartfelt and relatable - very authentically delivered.

This is cool glimpse into early Bjork - you can really hear some of the same themes that she returns to for Human Behavior many years later.

meh.

Heard this a million times.

It's Neil. Listen to it if you haven't, then after that it's optional.

Objectively imprecise, subjectively gimmicky, occasionally catchy.

This was not good.