SPIDERS, this song is so amazing. I first heard it on the Scream 3 soundtrack, I really love this album. I sit, in my desolate room, no lights, no music, just anger.

Right off the bat I'm like I LOVE THIS, midway through the song I realize I've been listening to this for 5 years. It's the intro to Vikings. Can't wait to dig further. OK finished the album and I'm on my second listen. Loved it. Maybe the best thing I've discovered doing this.

That Thing, Everything is Everything, To Zion and Ex-Factor are my favorite tracks off this amazing album. Very Iconic. She needs to be celebrated.

I love the blues and I've never given the Allman Brothers much of a listen beyond the standards. Sweet Melissa being my favorite. This Album was good, It would have been great to see them live but man, jam sessions are exhausting.

I appreciate Bob Dylan as an artist but his style has never really connected me. As an artist I appreciate what he was doing but to me it felt like he was trying to not try. If I was living in NYC in 1960 my perception would be different.

Such a great album, Very underappreciated in my early years, and REM's Out of Time is what catapulted me into music. Early on I really like what was on the radio, when I heard the album for the first time I would skip to the songs I liked. Glad I get to listen to it with new ears.

Just incredible, so many iconic songs.

Really interesting. I've been listening to a lot of meditation tracks on Spotify and this pushed a lot of those buttons. The electric guitar threw me off but I enjoyed this listen.

I was clearly not listening to the right radio stations in '92. I didn't hear about PJ Harvey until down by the water came out. These song were good, a mix between pop and punk, she is finding her place. Rid of Me is the first full album I listened to and loved from her, followed by To Bring you my Love.

Gang of Four is right up my alley....This is my Saturday get shit done around the house type of music. I was only 4 when this album came out and so I really missed this wave for the most part. at that time if it wasn't on MTV I didn't hear it. There were glimpses and whispers. Now in my late 40's I get it.

What an enjoyable listen, I knew of their song Lucky man but had never given them a listen. I feel like we should be playing D &D and slaying dragons.... +1 intellect and +1 Stamina for listening to the whole thing.

Not exactly my forte, Its somewhere between Ween and Pavement. Kind of chill, maybe too chill. I wanted it to go "off" at some point and it just kind of went. The band was clearly great, really good sound, but you know.

I was excited to see this album pop up. I love Simon and Garfunkel.

Initially it sounds like a litany of bands that came out at the time. Keane, Train even newer Radiohead etc. I've heard why does it always rain on me but that's it. Maybe the Buzz played it. It was a fine listen but I don't seek out this genre.

YO! I've never heard a whole album by Elvis, I've enjoyed his music forever and have many songs in multiple playlists. I added a couple songs to my liked songs playlist. A little Elvis goes a long way.

Excited for this one, Dinosaur Jr. is the band I like but don't know much about. Their album "Without a sound" is in my rotation. With Feel the pain being the biggest song I know. Crazy to think these bands were doing this way before we found them... I had to do some research, Just like heaven was added later, this album originally released in '87 the same year The Cure put out the song. This album was re released later with the track added. Robert Smith, according to Wikipedia called this his favorite cover of the song and it even influenced how they play it live. Very cool. Album added to my favorites.

My 8 year old self loved this more than anything. The art is great.

I just watched something about these guys the other day about how they took heavy metal and made it where you could dance to it. I had the Fat of the Land album. I rocked that for a long time. This reminds me of the Church in Denver Colorado. Multi floor dance club made out of a 100 year old church. They had a techno floor and it was chaotic. https://coclubs.com/church It was a great time. That was then, now Techno is just annoying after the first 2 minutes.

These guys were singing about real life at the same time that others were telling stories about the "gangsta" lifestyle. I listened to them in the beginning but they didn't resonate with me. Maybe it was too real. I get it now. It all feels like "The Wire" to me. I feel like the album played a little slow then they really found their voice. Legends.

And here I thought Rob Zombie drew these pictures... If this album were a movie, Martin Scorsese would consider it Cinema. This is a group of guys who were too late for the punk movement and too old for the hair metal movement. Somewhere in between is not a good place to be. I'm going to listen to Portishead.

Holy Shit. This is fucking awesome. It's not all great, it's pretty raw, but it's enough for me to like the album.

I don't speak Spanish. Nothing really grabbed me here. Music was just ok.

Never Listened to a whole Frank album from front to end. It's a lot. I like to sprinkle Frank in between the 4 tops and Sammy Davis and Dean Martin.

not my favorite Lou Reed, Still Great.

I get it Chic. My feet keep dancing too. You can hear where so many others came from.

Oh Shit. This is going to be great. Wow, I loved the intro where he told the crowd what to expect. My man was 30 when this was recorded and he sounded like he was 60. I mean any album with Try me on it will get 5 stars automatically, that song is sooooo amazing. His command of an audience is incredible. They are hanging on every word.

Good album, quite iconic, they were punk but more melodic, pretty wild. I Enjoyed it. Iggy Pop is great.

Never been a Green Day fan even though they create catchy songs with good melodies and hooks. I've heard many of these songs at nauseum on the radio over the last 18 years.

Good album, Never heard a whole Common album before. He's very serious.

This Album is peak Iggy, Just iconic.

Interesting, this somewhat felt like a big F U to the record company. Like when Ben Folds wrote "One down". That being said he has an incredible voice and his rendition of Baby Baby was great.

The perfect mix of 80's synth and 90's bad pop. Marky Mark clearly stole good vibration from the first track. At one time the even said new vibration. Nope.

The guy is a genius, his macabre persona within a little rock pop mixed in was a big deal back in the day. He walked so others could run.

Love Bowie but this is a weird album.

John Prine has been long considered Country royalty. His amazing story telling really sets him apart for me. You can't really sing along with his songs but you can feel them. Even if its telling stories about people from the 50's. To me, John Prine is the music equivalent of the American Gothic painting or a Louie Lamore book. You get a real glimpse into life of the times.

Very Punk. Way more Punk than I knew. I hate to say I told you so was a big song when it came out but they didn't catch on in the states. I think these guys would be huge if they came out today.

pretty good, experimental. I like some of Yes' songs.

Not for me.

Love this Album, added it to my favorites.

Sounds like a million other artists.

not interested.

The Smiths are the 80's for me.

I've listened to this album about 1000 times.

Here I thought it was Daft Punk all along.

Love it. I really underestimated this band in the beginning.

Good album. Can't believe I've never heard it.

Such a lovely album. What is life is such an incredible song.

Great album. Love Zep

I like some Goldfrapp, this was less dance pop. Just ok.

Wow, I really enjoyed that, I guess they play these guys on the Bridge.

Pretty Iconic, still hear a lot of this on the radio.

I really enjoyed this, It was a lot better than my first Dylan experience here.

Loved it. It was melodic and repetitive and chaotic.

Very smooth, I like Beach House, not an everyday listen but Space Song is one of my favorites.

Growing up in Texas these guys were a big deal. Toxic masculinity at its core. These guys are also right wing nut jobs. So Fuck them.

Better than I thought it was going to be. Never been a Maiden fan but it was decent. The heavier side of hair metal, these guys have a cult following.

Sounding a lot like Carole King, she is no Carole King.

I really enjoyed this. They were doing it long before I knew about them...

Really interesting, I thought for sure this was a newer band then I saw the year it came out. original hipsters.

Enjoyable, We've heard a lot of Nick Cave so far.

Enjoyable, Groove is in the heart was a jam.

Now that I'm older I realized these guys were really just pop. dirty grungy pop.

Good Album, 3 Dylan albums so far I think.

better than expected.

it sounded nice.

Hippyville. Fascinating story on the lead singer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Denny

its the true start of prog rock, as a Tool man I appreciate it. Wouldn't seek it out though.

Decent, some iconic songs on it. I've always like Aerosmith.

Good Album, Dolly is a legend.

It's a little slow for me. Like the antithesis of Grunge really.

Beautiful. more tropical than I was expecting.

I really enjoyed this, I've heard of them but never listened. I recognized one of their songs from Die Antwoord (Ugly Boy)

Andy Warhol might be the badest song he made. That was a Jam..

Just ok for me.

Forgettable, I like the previous album. This on was just fine.

Some good songs, I've listened to enough Aerosmith.

I love this album.

Never heard of them, Really good. Some of their songs sound like Violent Femmes.

Very cool, very bluesy, religious.

What a ride! I thought the guy had an interesting voice when the music sounded like U2, country elements with a steel guitar and then BAM they became an Irish band and it all made sense. An enjoyable album. At times I had sworn I've heard them before or maybe it was just glimpses of sounds before and after them. Sweet Thing was my favorite track.

Already in my liked albums list. Iconic.

Great listening, some amazing songs on this album.

What a beautiful album. Such a great voice.

Really enjoyed this album. Nothing's shocking has always been my favorite but this is just as great,

Good listen, I lost interest in them when the rest of their album didn't sound like creep. That being said, this was a really good listening experience.

Great album by the Beastie Boys. Great opening to the album and Sabotage is just great. Watch this clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ5yKJlhbiA

Clearly in pain, this album was hard to listen to.

Couple of notable songs, the rest is like the bands name. pretty bland.

Sounded great in the beginning. Fizzled by the end.

Not for me. I stopped after 5 songs.

Nothing wrong with this album. RIP Christine.

Before seeing them live I would have given this a 2. But having the pleasure of seeing them recently, I get it. Such a good band.

I was pleasantly surprised. It was a really good listen.

it was fine.

Such a great album, beautiful voice. tragic life.

I enjoyed this album, but White Rabbit is so incredible nothing else really compared to it.

What a great album. I had no idea. His soft vocals melodic music and well written songs would have a place in today's music.

Heard it before. Many iconic songs.

I never got into Sonic Youth. They weren't played on local radio. Didnt realize they started in '81.

really uninteresting album. Low droning vocal is overdone. Band sounded good though.

great voice and pretty remarkable first album.

Nice album, A bit too much Electric for me but I love the vocals and how eccentric they were for the day.

I like the Pixies, I don't love the Pixies. I didn't get into them until later in life. That being said... Where is my mind is one of my top songs of all time. The magic they had on that track was never reached again in my eyes. They have some good tracks Who has them as their favorite band? 55 year old's who did a lot of acid in the early 90's? What situations is this music your go to? When you have reached fuck it. You just lost your 20 year job waiter job because your 20 year old manager was being a dick. You get in your dodge neon and crank this till your pioneer speakers blow. Maybe I just don't get it.

As obnoxious as U2 can be and has been. They have created some amazing music and this album is proof. Frank Sinatra said the song One is the greatest love song ever written, and its my second favorite song on this album. Favorite Track: Until the end of the World Who is this music for? People who like good music. When do you play it? When you're getting it on. Or not getting it on.

I enjoyed this. Thought it was melodic at times and hard at times. You could tell they influenced many prog rock bands. Favorite Track: Tomorrow's world

I loved this album, even the songs I've never heard weren't bad, just unfamiliar.

It's an amazing thing to be completely unique yet sound so familiar, with hints of NWA, Grand master flash and a tribe called quest these guys were rapping about topics still viable today and we also viable 20 years before them. This has beats you can dance to.

Good album, never been a fan of them because of the big theatrical vocals. I know that's what draws some people to them. from a music standpoint they are amazing. The grandfathers of modern rock. Favorite song: The prisoner

Interesting album, I enjoyed it quite a bit. I'm surprised I haven't heard this before, Listening to a lot of neutral Milk Hotel and the Decemberists plays a lot of indie folk after the albums are done.

Connected was one of those songs that was played all over the place. You couldn't get away from it. Now here we are.

Trying to work and listening to this was giving me anxiety, I need to listen when I'm just chilling. But as of now. 3 stars.

At 9 songs and 36 min. Rappenin IS what's happenin "ODB." This was great, I love their mix of sampling kung fu movies and old tracks you wouldn't expect.

I love Brit pop. You can't really be an anarchist and be an entertainer. I feel like these guys tried too hard.

Love the Cardigans. the band sounds great, and the lead vocals are delightful.

Ehhh its fine. I didn't grow to appreciate "Young" Neil Young till I was older, So, it will take me some time with middle aged Neil Young.

Another album not on Spotify... The good part of this is I found a live version which is always the best version.

Very Chill, I had no idea what to expect. I'll definitely listen to it again. I didn't get all the way through the album but I got a good-sized portion of it. I'll hit it up again sometime.

It was a good album; I have many fond memories from this time period.

Very enjoyable. A much smoother vibe.

Beautiful album, really interesting dynamic. It's a classic.

I'm not in love is an amazing song. It's not on this album.

This was a really good album for me.

What a trip, some was great, some was just kind of meh.

I love Beck. I have for a long time. Beck doesn't always make sense. Musically he is great, like Thundercat, I'm not sure he always takes it seriously, but do you have to? Isn't that part of being an artist?

Great album with some iconic songs. I don't listen to them enough. I really liked Mephisto.

Enjoyable album, Stay with me, is a fantastic track and part of my playlist already. 70's bluesy rock is a favorite of mine.

This was a great album. Not a bad song.

I enjoyed this album the first time I listened to it. I really enjoyed it this time. I've never seen the movie or read the book, but the album tells a beautiful tragic story.

I never know what to think of Massive Attack. I like them, I might love them. I've never heard this album, but the first song has me already. Tracey Thorn has an incredible voice. They really seem to excel with female vocalists.

Enjoyed this, I'll be looking further into their catalogue.

These guys were having a fucking blast. I enjoy the blues and this is a disco version. It's enjoyable but in small doses.

Classic Beastie Boys. they seem like they were having fun. At some point in time every song sounds the same.

Nice album, Crazy to think how Ziggy Stardust was done already. David Bowie managed to keep reinventing himself.

After the first few songs I keep hearing the friends' theme, also big head Todd and the Monsters. Not going to finish,

Amazing voice, really good album.

Incredibly produced. Ultra-violent. Art imitates life imitates art.

Just fantastic. Love John Lee Hooker. Love this genre. Favorite song was In the Mood with Bonnie Raitt

I enjoyed this; I need to listen to it again.

Pretty innovative. Not very well produced. Sounded pretty thin.

Everything good about Rock and Roll came from Boston.

Loved this. Queen is a really enjoyable band.

Just a fabulous album.

Great album, it really hit a nerve in '99. I'm not sure anyone realized you could really say whatever you wanted on an album until this came out. Nothing was off limits, and no one pushed boundaries like Eminem.

Such a beautiful voice. Not my genre.

SPIDERS, this song is so amazing. I first heard it on the Scream 3 soundtrack, I really love this album. I sit, in my desolate room, no lights, no music, just anger.

Beautiful album, lots of pain in her voice.

Lovely album, very soothing. Will listen again.

It was fine.

Beautiful album, I listened to it again when I got home, and it sounded even better.

Great album, she took what was good about hiphop in the 80's and 90's and added to it.

Right off the bat I'm like I LOVE THIS, midway through the song I realize I've been listening to this for 5 years. It's the intro to Vikings. Can't wait to dig further. OK finished the album and I'm on my second listen. Loved it. Maybe the best thing I've discovered doing this.

Pretty iconic, this doesn't sound much different than a lot of what I hear on this indie pop list I've been listening to.

One of my favorite albums of all time. I first heard about it from the movie Fast times at Ridgemont High. it did not disappoint.

I am a huge Nirvana fan and always have been since I heard the first lick of Smells like teen spirit. I always wonder about the people that got to see that show live knew how special it was going to be.

Gary Numan was clearly a genius. Still sampled to this day, he created some groundbreaking sounds. He is the sound of the 80's

Jesus died for somebody's sins but not mine. What a great line. Just from the first song you see where all the female artists from the 90's got their inspiration. It all sounds like musical theater. As a theater guy you figure I would like it more.

It was ok, I loved the connection but I've always loved the connection.

This was a really good album. I enjoyed it.

Beautiful album, but it's like Superstitious came from another planet. I learned of a few other songs I haven't heard before.

Yes is on my mind a lot. The base, the harmonics, the voice, the fact that I sing roundabout, sometimes out loud, every time I take a roundabout.

Trouble is one of the prettiest songs I've ever heard. Good album.

Good album, not my genre.

I owned this on tape. It's not my fault, my mom bought it for me. It made them Millions.

Not in the mood, not sure what mood I would have to be in actually.

I liked this much more than I expected to.

Loved every second of this. I saw these guys in Dallas with A Perfect Circle in the summer of 2000. Best summer of my life.

It was a lot.

Beautiful album, beautiful voice. Not the right vibe at the moment, I'll revisit at a later time.

I loved this. I haven't listened to them much through the years, 88 - 92 I was a kid and listening to more country, so I missed these guys and the Pixies.. I'm in it now.

I had this tape as a 7th grader, it was great then. Since then Axel's vocals just didn't do it for me but you cant deny this albums greatness.

This was no Rumors.

The album cover is great. Let's see about the message. Very 80's, very Bowie and Lou Reed.

It's no Joshua Tree or Achtung Baby but it was a decent album.

This is legit music for Airports...

Such an iconic album.

Classic and way better than the 80's deserved.

This is my favorite Pj album.

I LOVE Muddy Waters, he's on constantly in my home.

Great album, he really grew on me.

It was good, I just never got into them. Clearly they are a good band. just not my jam.

This is a vibe. Fantastic album, maybe because I've listened to it quite a bit, but I really enjoyed it.

Iconic, It's crazy to me that things haven't got better.