Another completely new thing to me. Punk. Okay. Punk-ish. The song *Natural's Not In It* could even be AltRock. This album could have been dropped in 2000 and kinda fit in with Jet, The Vines, and The Hives. Okay. Maybe that's a stretch but whatever. What I type here doesn't really matter. Fuck conformity and fuck the establishment. I am not a punk rock fan, but this was really good. I did not expect to like this as much as I did. oh and fuck the hippies too. Favorite song: Damaged Goods.

Doo Wop is great, of course. Final Hour is pretty great. I like the different genres in the same album. When it hurts so bad goes down smooth. Forgive them Father is pretty great. This album was ahead of its time.

Live album... hmm. Just jamming. Feels like I should be sitting on a blanket in some warm green grass with this in the background instead of a Monday morning in my office. Artistic guitar I love it. This was much better than i expected.

I have this LP, so this is the first album that I have already listened to from start to finished prior to this listening project.

Drive is a good album opener. It does have some "The Thunder Rolls" vibes. Just saying. Everybody Hurts... truth man. truth. Monty Got a Raw Deal is a really good song. First time ever hearing it. Ignoreland... not digging this one. Nor Star Me Kitten. Nor Find the River Man on the Moon. Love it and the movie was pretty good too. Nightswimming is my favorite song on this album.

Even though ive heard many of the these songs hundreds? of times, I dont remember ever actually listening *the album*, in order. Here we go. Starts off rocking, with the Beatles doing their best impression of the Beach Boys. I dont think ive ever heard Glass Onion.... wow, drugs. OblaDa - fun and silly. classic. Wild Honey Pie. WHAT. THE. FUCK. While my Guitar Gently Weeps - I absolutely love this song. So far, it does not belong in the album at all....ever? hmm. Blackbird is lovely of course. It is strange to hear these great songs just mixed in with these other songs. Yer Blues was enjoyed by me. HelterSkelter - nice and heavy. I didnt know they did different versions of Revolution. Savoy Truffle. Sounds delicious. Number 9. Number 9. Number 9. I do like the ending on a soft lullaby, good night song. IMO and disappointingly, this album is not great and should not be included in this list of greatest albums. There are some serious tone/vibe management issues. And just because there are GREAT songs mixed in, there are also plenty of songs that are straight up bad.

Who? Okay. Interesting. I am kind of liking it but it takes some weird turns from time to time. Ahhh, it's music used for The Exorcist, which makes a lot more sense. So I am back in. Context matters. The instrumentation is crazy. So much going on. Pretty cool. I think accompanied with visuals (and/or drugs), even basic, this album could be an amazing experience, but without them, the tone changes end up feeling strange on a first listen. Sailor's Hornpipe... wut? This might have been the difference between 4 and 3 stars. How does this fit in the context of the album? I am clearly missing something on that one.

I am completely unfamiliar with this album. Alt-Rock? Grunge? Punk? Is that a cello?? Nice. Actually... multiple strings? cool. She is emotional and raw. This is growing on me a bit. I turned up the volume and it is more enjoyable. Overall I am surprised that this album would make the list of greatest all time albums. Stand out songs IMO: Dress, Happy And Bleeding, & Fountain

Another completely new thing to me. Punk. Okay. Punk-ish. The song *Natural's Not In It* could even be AltRock. This album could have been dropped in 2000 and kinda fit in with Jet, The Vines, and The Hives. Okay. Maybe that's a stretch but whatever. What I type here doesn't really matter. Fuck conformity and fuck the establishment. I am not a punk rock fan, but this was really good. I did not expect to like this as much as I did. oh and fuck the hippies too. Favorite song: Damaged Goods.

Another one completely new to me. Synthesizers. Trippy man. This is pleasant and relaxing so far but kinda milquetoast imo. There were some great moments here and there. Seems pretty critic proof, but not revolutionary. I do like the throw backs to 50s rock and roll. But they did put God on blast in The Only Way, so that was something.

Nope

This was a good one. Complex but approachable. It flowed well from song to song, which I always enjoy.

Lounge music or whatever.... I am not the target audience for this album. Elvis consistently is over singing. That's it

This was good, but not great. I feel that Nirvana pulled some inspiration from Dino Jr.

Michael Jackson.... child molester. Every time he's talking about Baby be Mine or Human Nature or Pretty Little Thing, I cannot not think that he's talking about all the little boys. In an attempt to separate the evil from the music.... An album with songs like Thriller, Beat It, and Billie Jean back to back to back, is purely amazing.

I wore the wrong pants for this album.

Now this album is what's up. Happy to see it pop up. Excursions - great opening song. I'm already in a better mood. I love their cadence. Instantly recognizable as a Tribe song, in a good way. So smooth. But then it all kind of blends together by the end. Still enjoyable. Busta coming in growling was something though.

This album Blast[s] Off with some truly bad music. This one is going to be rough. I tried to like She's Hit and at first I did. But then it got worse the longer it went on. Dead Joe - Right back to pure horse shit. Okay.... From this point forward I will only say positive comments about this album:

Never heard of these guys. I feel like if I had heard this album back in the 90s, I would have absolutely loved it. Happy to hear something new that is up my alley. While clearly sounding like 90s alternative, I hear a bit of foo fighters or queens of the stone age in there, but these guys clearly predated them. Cool stuff. Lead singer's voice sounds like someone... i cant place it though. Although I don't expect to be adding this to my listening rotations, I am happy to have experienced this album. And just when I was ready to quit this album a day thing...

Quite pleasant. If I was in a cocktail lounge and the band was doing this, I would be happy to sit and order a few drinks and enjoy.

this was very slow and boring. i normally like some Sinatra but this was not it.

I enjoyed this album. Big fan of the orchestral backings.

i wish i hadnt been subjected to this.

I really enjoyed this but would have been totally fine with about 60% less screeching.

This is like Rock Punk, instead of Punk Rock. I really liked it.

This is a nicely polished (pop) punk (alt) rock album from start to finish.

never really listened to Common. i can hear Kanye throughout, which i hadnt expected. while really good, overall this album is too serious.

Iggy Pop. I've heard the name but never listened. This album was amazing. How have not been listening to this?

drug music. which seems to be designed for a bad trip. would not recommend to listen to this on drugs. or sober. - did not finish -

From the first song, I thought I would need to be wearing parachute pants to truly enjoy this album. But then Human NRG took a left turn and made me think I should have taken drugs to enjoy it. Maybe both were required and would have been epic. In the end, I made it to Hear Me and turned it off.

Man, I tried. I know people like this but this is just not made for me. - Did not finish -

A lot of these 'great' albums leave me feel like I'm out of the loop. but, I really liked the title track, Heroes....

I am not a country music fan at all but just a few songs in.... this pretty great. Fun lyrics and easy to listen to. Song writing is top notch. Wait. Am I a country music fan now? Either way, I was pleasantly surprised - which is the whole point of doing this IMO.

Nice. I like The Hives. Wait. Do I truly like the Hives? As I am listening through this album, I realize I haven't really heard many (if any) Hive songs outside of Hate to Say I Told You So. It now seems like there is a good reason for that.

i was too busy bobbing my head to the beat to take notes. but seriously, this album's lyrics speak truth to many important issues in society. I'm generally a sucker for angry political commentary backed up by bass and this was not exception. I had never heard this album before today but this was clearly the source of many hip-hop templates, samples, and ideas that can still be found within today's music. There is no higher praise in my mind.

Nothing bad to say about it. It was fine.

silly. melodramatic. kinda boring. not breaking any new ground. it did get better as the album went on but still, how did this make this list?

This is what's up. Energetic. Happy. Fun. The Pogues are instantly recognizable. That festival/punk/bluegrass/drunk sound. And although I don't regularly listen to them, when they come up, they are rarely skipped, regardless of who's on aux.

Initially, I was upset about another Nick Cave album. Then the music started and it was not great. Still, I kept listening and somewhere, somehow, I started liking it. It is deep and emotional and beautiful. But still does this list need another Nick Cave album?

I liked this more than I was expecting to.

I have gone back and forth while listening to this. Still not sure if I like it or not. I did enjoy the guitar throughout, cello? and the jazz musical elements. Not so much the funk.

I simply don't care for the genre of music, even though I can recognize the musical talent but really truly dislike the hair metal that this inspired and have a hard time separating the two. Also, there is a reason that bands don't put a 5 minute drum solo on their albums. I'm sure it was awesome live, but does not translate to listening while work.

I tried to like it as it's a genre of music that I find myself listening to more often these days. It never pulled me in.

There was some good stuff here but over all the album was bloated and would have been better with less. The spoken portions sound like false bravado and forced, but that's probably just my ignorant take. Ice Cream sounded delicious.

background electronic music to work to. within this mindset, this is okay.

RIP. God save the queen. Also, I liked this album more than I was expecting.

I wouldn't call myself a Pearl Jam fan but know several of their songs. I had never listened to this album front to back. I now have listened to it 3 times. Best album we have been dealt so far.

If you would have told me this was Daft Punk, I am not sure I would have been able to tell it wasn't Daft Punk - but more likely just disappointed, as it's just not as good as any of their other stuff.

My favorite Arcade Fire album. Oddly, I think that Arcade Fire is an acquired taste. I clearly remember not caring for them when I first heard them but I cannot remotely find that feeling anymore. Now, this is damn good. Favorite songs: The Suburbs and We Used to Wait

Even though I don't think I've ever heard this album, I've heard this sound. I got some serious nostalgia from when I was a teenager. Felt good man. I did not expect to like this album as much as I did.

man. how can you follow up a timeless song like My Sweet Lord with the song Wah-Wah? & this is album is 2 hours long? The late 60s/early 70s were a crazy time. Overall this album is very easy to listen to even with the long run time with some great songs mixed in with solid others. I really enjoyed the whole thing.

Putting the classic in classic rock. Although I am not a huge fan of the psychedelic/experimental sound breaks, this album great is head to toe.

this album was fine. even good. sounds a bit outdated but there was some good stuff in there. it's just... surely there are better rap albums that could have been selected over this.

I almost didn't continue to listen after the first song, but did. And it got better, but. It ended up being an easy, non-offisive album. But in the scope of the name of this project, I feel no different afterward and will not remember anything about this album.

This album was a pleasant surprise. Chill. Well balanced. Relaxing but emotional. Layered And Oddly nostalgic, even though I've never heard them. I think I enjoyed every song. Especially enjoyed Grounds for Divorce & the Crane Driver one.