Loved it. Sounds a bit trite to old ears

Loved it.

Nicer than I remember. Love the the instrumental details. Can understand why they were so great.

A classic. Have listened to this one a million times. Still love it.

New one for me. Think I had heard of the group but not the album. Well sounds kind of dated. Not sure how well it's held up. I'll pass.

Opens with the best punk song ever recorded. Before there was even punk. Love the second track as well. Truly and interesting band. Miss em.

Hmm. The recording was first rate. Musicianship first rate. Just not a fan of the material.

Well I was kind of distracted so I will listen again. Sounded indulgent. But I think when I listen again with my headphones I will really like it. So going to give it a four.

Liked it. Listened on my head phones and thought it was well recorded. Liked the bass player a lot.

Well I thought it was alright.

Wow. And she just died yesterday. Is everyone getting this album today?

It was nice. Love the sound of the acoustic guitars. So pleasant to listen to.

Alright. Like some of the songs.

Liked it. Love his voice, phrasing and chording.

Honestly. Time has forgotten this album. So will I.

Liked it a lot.

the ususal.

Good

Kinda rough for me I guess.

I can see why you might pick this album to be on the list. Maybe if I listened to it a million times when I was younger it would resonate with me. But on a first listen now it seems mediocre. I may listen to it more and see if grows on me. and maybe not...

Ok. A no brainer. An absolute masterpiece. A run of recordings from 1968 to 1972 where he was channeling the astral plane. His voice like a sultry saxophone. I always enjoy going back to period of his oeuvre. Spin it up. You'll agree.

Bollywood rocks. It is Bollywood right? Very sprightly. A nice change from The Smiths albums that have been popping up on an all too regular basis. .2% of the best 1000 albums ever recorded were by The Smiths. Unto me render a break.

Tried a number of times. Just could not latch on to this guy.

Had never listened to this album/band/group. Love it. Will be adding to my rotation.

Again a no brainer. One of the best collections of music by a truly inspired band. Shane's ability to create memorable melodies is other worldly.

Not for me.

Hmmm. Very angry. Very lost. Was it cathartic for the young man? Puking up all that phlegm? We can only hope he has found some tranquility.

I liked it. I like their sound. The lyrical bass lines combined with the melody singing guitar parts. And they really do make lovely melodies.

Rock and roll. what can i say.

Oh yeah. time for a holiday. tough no nonsense lyrics.

I think it's the first reggae album I bought. Love the riddims.

sure. thanks.

the bomb

Lou David Pop

Honestly I never really listen to them when I put them on. Just turns into background music. Not sure why. Maybe try again sometime. Although I did enjoy Route 66.

Twas alright. thought it would be better. maybe it was the slower music on a day i needed some pop

Love it

Classic.

Never heard it before. Enjoyed it. Probably listen thru his catalog.

Like this one a lot.

Sounds like typical Lenny to me. Enjoyable. Light.

Love this album. Listened to it for the first time about 3 months ago. My sister in law was telling us about Ingrid Bergman song. So I looked it up. Really love the melodies, instrumentation and the over all sound. Gonna rate this one high.

Love it.

Love it

From Mary Oliver: "(In my sleep I dreamed this poem) Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift."