Lennon is mid.

Solid 3.5/5. Fun, upbeat, eccentric. Solid debut by Garbage. I don't think it's anything new or interesting, just a pleasant listen through.

I can respect it, but I don't think it's anything groundbreaking.

Terry Kath's guitar is awesome. This album is filled with unique arrangements and lots of trumpets and clean vocals. A nice mix of jazz and rock.

Not great, not bad. Kind of forgettable. There are a few notable tracks, but for the most part, compared to Electric Lady Land or Are You Experienced? this isn't Jimi's best work.

Not my style...

It's pretty good. Some absolute bangers, but not amazing through and through.

My personal favorite of theirs. It's raw and angsty, without being pretentious.

Fantastic album if you want to kill yourself!

Beck's best album. Slacker rock at its finest.

It's a solid effort by Stills. The songs ebb and flow well together. There are a few standout tracks, but nothing mind blowing nor at the same level as when he's with Crosby, Nash, and Young.

Contains some of Tim's most accessible songs, but also breaking the barrier into his primal side with songs like Gypsy Woman.

Solid Neil album.

Kinda mid. I like Pink Floyd's early more psychedelic stuff, but not this.

Their best work. A sad, but real album, full of melancholic songs, but the occasional upbeat one. The last song is a real tear-jerker.

Solid album, not nearly as good as Paranoid or Master of Reality. Never realized "Changes" was a Sabbath song.

Loved this. It was unique (to me), full of heart, passion, and soul.

There was a time and place for this music. It really amped you up and feel alive at the time. Unfortunately, I just think it didn't age very well. The times have changed and so has my love for this kind of indie rock. I can see the appeal, but it isn't for me anymore.

I think it's a solid effort. Very artsy, with some nice melodies and funky tunes. Nothing spectacular though.

This album is just incredibly boring. Every song sounds the same to me.

Pretty mid. One of the best and most iconic songs in \"There She Goes,\" but other than that, there is a bunch of misses.

I can respect it, it's just not my cup of tea. Dad rock and it sounds so outdated. They can sure jam though.

Probably a solid 3.5. Not my favorite from Robert Wyatt, but a pleasant listen.

I just don't love the progressive power pop genre. I can see how this could be appealing for others, but it doesn't do it for me.

Not every song is incredible and it's a bit too long, but there are some great tracks on here. Solid 7-8/10

My favorite LCD Soundsystem album. It just hits all the right boxes for me. Upbeat, nostalgic, and many more.

Solid 3. Not groundbreaking by any means. Some highlights, but mostly filler.

Solid album. Good flow. Not nearly as good as their first album though. It's lacking the originality that it had then. 3.5/5

Some bangers on here for sure. A lot of filler, however. I can see how this would appeal to the large markets. It's a fun listen. Nothing groundbreaking.

This album is pretty ass.

I remember thinking I was super edgy listening to this when I was young. The vocals and songs are a bit too angsty for my liking now, but the musicianship wasn't bad. Solid 3.

I love this album but I don't think it's necessarily good. 3/5.

The 80s produced some terrible music. This is a part of that. I get that some might find it enjoyable, but it was very much a time and a place kind of music. That time is not now.

Not really my cup of tea. This prog/dad rock with the unoriginal and uninspiring vocals. Music was fine, some bright spots but not something I need to listen to before I die. Old heads are going to love this stuff.

I'm not a big fan of country. These are some heartfelt and powerful songs, but I don't think the musicianship is anything to be desired. If you're going through a tough time, this album would help you through it.

Cool jazz at its finest. Easy to listen to but interesting enough to keep me piqued throughout.

An ethereal, calm, easy to listen to album. 3.5/5.

A masterpiece. Just such a fun and unique album.

Solid. Listened to the UK version. Was great.

Average.

Not my favorite Dylan album. Some good tracks but lacking the passion and the songwriting isn't as mature.

Just a solid album. Lots of great tracks and nearly 0 misses.

Not my favorite by them, but still a solid album through and through.

One of the top 5 jazz albums of all time. Takes you through a spiritual journey.