Pretty nice overall. Fuzztoned/emo/pop feel. Reminds me of Daft Punk Random Access Memories a little bit. Also Eels, Cage the Elephant, that sort of thing.

Already in collection, absolute masterpiece of proto-hiphop.

Honestly kind of meh. Given the staying power of the theme, and how much I enjoy a lot of Hayes' work, surprised that the balance of the album was just sorta background filler. Which I guess it was intended to be.

Wow. Musically amazing. Will have to give it a few more listens to get the story/message processed. Reminds me a lot of The Wall, but with a more positive vibe. After two listens, I discovered how little I know about The Who beyond the radio hits of the 70's. Amazing.

Kind of meh. Not a fan of emo.

Always solid.

Pretty good. Classic radio hits, some jazzy EZ listening sort of stuff.

Hmmm... kind of interesting, psychadelic and punky, not sure it's "great" but I'm not a major punk fan.

Always a trip to see things I thought of as "obscure" pop up here. I like the West African sound, but when more traditional, it tends to all run together. This album does a great job of marrying the structure and modality (?) with traditional western blues rock.

Coming as it did after my highschool pivot to metal, missed this on release. Pretty good overall, though the sexual stuff is over the top for an old man.

Awesome, some good hardrock classics. So much excellent music in the late sixties, it all kind of runs together.

Cool

Really neat. As with other 1970-ish classic rock albums, a hit or two, and then a lot of avant-garde things that are kind of all over the place. Great production. Listened 2x in a row.

Skeptical from the outset... here we go! ... nice enough, just not really my style.

Dunno. The late sixties pop/punk/psych doesn't really do it for me.

Well this one takes me back. Be interesting to listen to it now vs on release as a 11 year old... Fantastic, great time in music history, the synthpop and protorap combined with the guitar work. Just wow. Great.

Oh god, my 13 year old sister is back. Goddamn if this didn't age really well. Catchy, well produced (maybe over produced). The big top 40 hits hit the memberberries better than the lesser-known tracks. Still a pretty neat listen.

Interesting... this project has exposed me to a lot of bands I've never heard of. These guys are pretty good, not necessarily my jam, and some of the other albums I found better at first listen.

Neat! Easy listening, without being "easy listening". Jazzy with an afrobeat appeal. Watching the live show that came on next, this guy is quite a performer and guitarist.

Well! This seems like something I should already be familiar with. Interesting to say the least. Like early Black Sabbath meets Jethro Tull. Weird but cool.

Um, no.

FANTASTIC

Nothing necessary to say here...

Brilliant

Not bad, bluegrass\folk not really my jam. "This is the Sea" ,1985 album that youtube fed me next, I like better.

Probably an acquired taste? More "velvet" than "underground".

Hard to go wrong here.

Allegedly a masterpiece, listening to it in Falcon as we speak. Not quite sure what to make of it, almost seems to be trying too hard to be "a thing". Still working with it, but it's growing on me.

Rowdy!

Pretty good overall.

Well. This is certainly weird.

Hits are hits for sure, some of the loosey jazz stuff is a little loosey...

Meh

Well, getting a bad feeling just from the album title... But I like it just fine. A little speedy for first thing in the morning! Overall pretty good, though I like more melody or more aggro in my electronic music.

Youtube comments are hilarious.

No comments needed here.

Meh? Kind of all runs together, not a lot variety of key/etc. Vibrato's over the top.

Nice!

Moody shoegazy sort of Duran-Duran vibes. Good when the mood's right.

Legendary, well worth the listen. But production is kind of thin from a modern perspective.

Wow, legit covers a lot of ground. Red Hot Chili Peppers meets Prince. Damn.

um...

Oy. I like some weird stuff, but this is really pushing the limits.

Not really my bag, baby. Too much dream-, not enough -pop.

Second Prince album at ~20 into the 1001. Great record, hard to believe this is from 1982.

Cool album cover... I liked this record quite a bit.

Interesting. Kind of all over the place.

Wow, just amazing.

Much hair! Such hits! Fun listen. Crazy how redundant the lyrics are.

Wow, great record.

Had this on vinyl, read the lyrics over and over. Great record.

Meh? Kind of fun and jangly, but discordant and sort of redundant.

meh

Now I know who Donald Fagen is!

????

kinda bonkers, I like it. B52s-ish meets The Cardigans.

Great record, good times listening to this back in the day.

Eeeesh, I wanted to like it, but man a little Talking Heads goes a long way.

Well. Honestly, after Sympathy for the Devil, rest of the album was kind of a letdown.

Wow, awesome. Did not expect to like this at all.

meh

Wow, it's like that Weird Al Palindrome song. Over and over and over. Don't hate it, but the reedy goofy voice kinda grates after a while.

Holy shit, like *that* Dion. Damn nice record, good folksy vibe with great production. Your Own Back Yard is pretty topical...