Gotta love Def Leppard

Not a fan of Joplin's voice, and instrumentation is a bit rambly for me

Some longer solos that were probably fun in person but a bit long for an album. Otherwise, good fun

A bit too punky, not melodic enough for me

A bit too slow, and not a huge fan of his voice

Liked it more than I expected. Probably not something I'd actively listen to, bit good background music.

Good fun, lots of different instruments

Nice, simple, rock n roll

Jazzy, bluesy fun

Impressive voice, kinda jazzy. A bit slow overall

Not a fan of his gravelly voice. Otherwise, somewhat interesting bluesy stuff

Not a rap fan, and this album did nothing to change that

Recognized more songs than I expected. I liked the mellower feel of acoustic versions

Very 90's. Some good vocals and guitar work

Interesting, but not my jam. Lots of complex, broody instrumentation

Fun and Groovy. Recognized a few songs that I didn't realize were Steely Dan

More interesting than most rap I've heard, some fun instrumentals underneath

Smooth guitar and vocals, definite 90's-UK feeling. Not sure if intentional, but I got this album the day Queen Elizabeth died

Gotta love Def Leppard

Very ethereal, good background music. Probably wouldn't listen to it more actively

Should go back and listen to the lyrics more, but fun even when not paying attention

Thought I would like it more. A bit slower, a bit heavier sounds than expected

Gotta Love Solsbuty Hill, of course. The rest of the album feels a bit abstract, but still fun

Couldn't find this album on Spotify, so listened to "Fats" Relaxed, bluesy, fun

Still not a rap fan. Recognized "Tricky"

Fun groove to have on in the background. Felt kinda strange listening to tropical music on a grey, rainy mtn day

Very trippy. Some music which felt kinda "math-rock"-ey (very tight coordination between vocals, instruments, and percussion), some spoken-word stuff, and some sections of random sounds effects (static, jangling strings, laughs)

Fun guitar work, but a bit rambly at times

More brass than I was expecting for "AfroBeat". Fun in general, but felt like it dragged on a bit sometimes

Has the Brit-Rock feel, nothing too notable

Fun grooves, but all the songs sounds pretty much the same

Not a rap fan

Comfortable grooves, nothing too interesting

Pretty funny hearing James do a little "yeah" and letting the crowd scream it back. Otherwise, not something that really drew me in

Very 90's. Mostly fun, some rambly bits

Super eclectic. Some hip-hoppy, some almost mariachi, some more punky. Definitely a good ride

Good grooves for working. Should go back and listen to the stories in the lyrics

Too hard for me,couldn't make it through

I like the guitar tones, but his singing is pretty monotone. Great album name!

Decent voice, but not much of interest for me

Hip-hop-styled, early EDM is what I hear. Pretty repetitive, not particularly interesting

UK pop/rock feeling, can't say much more than that

Some fun variation within the punk-ey feel

Grungy, with some different elements thrown in (some middle-eastern sounding stuff). Not too exciting

Very spacey, good background music

Much too rambly for me

Much less "hard" than I expected, some psuedo-paychadelic stuff in there too

Guitar-forward brit rock, fun but nothing that stands out too much

Groovy, good vocals harmonies

Kind of Brit-Rock-ey, but with a fun twangy, echoey guitar tone

Still not a rap fan

Definitely "wall of sound", but not too heavy. I like the atospheric, echoey feel

Not quite as hard/heavy/fast as I expected. Good, solid rock

Brit-Rock-ey, but with good variation of instrumentation and vocals through the album

Kinda punky, not a whole lot of variety through the album

Kinda distracted while listening, nothing stuck out too much

Pretty fun. Jazz with African styled percussion

Fun blend of operatic/theatrical and classic rock

Such great instrumentation, and Brad Delp's voice is unforgettable

90's feeling, kinda pop-rock-ey

Not a rap fan

Fun brit-rock, nothing that grabbed my attention too much

Brit-rock, felt more groovy than punky

Many of the songs were pretty short. Definitely punk feeling, seemed fairly instrument-focused with some vocals thrown in. Didn't take themselves too seriously, the vocals were sometimes pretty goofy

Great voice, good simple music

Very slow and ethereal, feels like it should be a soundtrack for a casablanca-esque movie

Somewhat eclectic-feeling pop-rock-ey stuff

I Like ACDC, but it was a little much to listen to first thing in the morning

An hour of hip-hoppy beats with very little melody or lyrics

I was surprised, much more psychedelic rock style than disco.

Relaxing indie/folk/pop

Fun electropop, nothing too outstanding

Fun, freestyle-ey jazz. A bit more minor key than I'd listen to regularly

Opens with a tie fighter flyby. Grungy/punky, but vocals are kinda relaxed

Brit rock with some "jangliness"

Not a rap fan

An album made entirely of samples all spliced together. Cool tech (for the early 2000s) but not something I'd normally listen to

Fun to hear each different voice taking different verses, but still not the biggest hip hop fan

Nice electric singer-songwriter, but nothing too notable

Classic country. A bit too monotone/homogeneous to be exciting

Relaxed indie-folk-pop. Recognized a few songs

More energetic than I expected. Fun guitar-driven pop-rock

Definitely punky, but not too aggressive

Prog rock/concept album feel

Fun blend of pop and theatrical elements

Groovy feeling "goth rock". Nothing too notable

Kinda ethereal, jazzy, pretty interesting.

A bit rambly at times, but good variety between songs and great instrumentation

With a couple 7+ minute songs, I thought it would feel rambly. But I was engaged the whole time

Dance pop to the max. One song had some cool melodies, the rest were kinda fun but not particularly interesting

Very mellow, groove-rock. Some indie-soundong stuff

Old timey Xmas music. Too jangly for me

Melancholy alt rock, nothing really grabbed me

Mostly instrumental/samples, kind of hip-hoppy.

Old school folk/country. Kinda fun but a bit too hokey

Dance pop, but more subdued than the other PetShopBoys album

Good vocal harmonies, fun instrumentation, good old classic rock

Dance-rock-ey. Recognized "Take Me Out". Groovy, but nothing that stands out too much (instrumentals or vocals)

Not a rap fan. Some songs had what sounded like newscaster or interview audio playing over the beat, that was sorta interesting

Improv jazz meets classic rock. Fun, but a bit too wandery/rambly

Ramble-rock/jam-band to the max

Straight forward rock. Fairly distorted guitar, vocals have a bit of a whiney sound

Very punky. Harsh guitar and vocals

Still not a rap fan

R&B, with a some hip-hoppy stuff thrown in. Very mellow

Makes me think of a female crooner. Good variety through the album, and a nice voice

Synth pop. Recognized the title track, of course, but nothing else really stood out

Some interesting beats, but still not a rap fan

Brit-rock-ey, with some more experimental/prog stuff

R&B, with some little electronic influences. Nice voice, but overall a bit slow and broody

Good, relaxed, classic rock.

The wiki page calls him "The encyclopedia of pop", which I think is accurate. Lots of different elements pulled in for a fun mix

A bit rambly, but nicely atmospheric. First several songs were instantly recognizable

I like the kinda echo-ey instrumentation, but the vocals are a bit drone-y

Comfy jazz, felt like I should be sitting in smoky lounge with a cocktail

Less punky, more groovy than I expected. Good variety of instrumentation though the album (some horns, I think?). Recognized the last song

Smooth, mellow pop

"underground rock", kinda raw guitars and vocals but not harsh. Some good synth/organ driven stuff too

Very operatic, but with a good blend of rock in there

Hip-hop feeling, some singing but focused on rhythmic instrumentals

Not a rap fan, but this one did have some more interesting instrumental samples underneath

Old school country. Kinda fun, but a bit hokey

Not a rap fan