Album intro isn't my cup of tea. Deep Blue seemed okay.
Sounds like it's from the 70s, not the 10s.
Likely wouldn't listen again.
This... isn't that great. Seven Nation Army is a good song, but the rest of the album is just.. more of it and not as good.
This album is just kind of sonically annoying.
This is a typical 70s atmospheric album that you would expect from Pink Floyd. You need to be in the mood to listen to it. I think me being in that mood will be rare.
It's not bad, just not for me on a normal listening basis.
Also, ending the album with Bike was an awful choice.
The only reason I am listening to this album is because it's on this list. I'm not sure why the creators of this list like Arcade Fire so much, but oy.
Same issues as the previous Arcade Fire album. It sounds like it's out of the 70s and trying to be Pink Floyd... and while that's fine music, I'm just not into it. I can forgive the 70s stuff because it was new at that time, but this is in the mid-00s. I don't understand why they're continuing to use this sound.
I don't think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread, but it's inoffensive to my ears and easy to listen to.
I thought I liked Lana Del Ray. Apparently, I don't. This album started off terrible. The choice to sing as if you'd lost your list was a poor one and the music went terribly with her voice. It got marginally better through the rest of the songs.. at least the music started to work with her voice. And then it got bad again at the end. Wouldn't recommend.
Trance music is one of the main genres I listen to, but I'm just not a fan of Orbit's mixing, at least on this album. It could also be because it's an early entry into the genre and just doesn't know what it wants to be yet.
This album is a bunch of b-sides that someone decided was worth listening to. It's not. I mean, it's okay once, but nothing in here is worth a relisten.
I can only imagine that this made it into the list of albums you must listen to before you die as an example of terrible 90s music. By the end of the album, I feel utterly trolled with how bad it is.
The guitar work around minute 3 of Stop Breathin is very nice, but that's the only redeeming quality about this album. If I could rate it negatively, I would. Unfortunately, the lowest I can give is a 1.
Great album. Easy to listen to. Has one of the most iconic songs of all time.
This album started out good, but just got kind of strange. Seems like more of a thought experiment than a coherent album.
Hard to go wrong with some of the most iconic songs in music.
So far surprised by this. First song sounds much more modern than 1969. It sounds like it belongs in the 90s.
Okay, this album sounds literally timeless. I could see it being made today.
This is fine, but nothing to write home about. It captures the 70s vibe that would be appropriate for the movie.
I'm really not sure why it's on this list. There's nothing particularly interesting about it. Standard 70s sounding album that's been done, and done better, a million times before.
Good album. Nice to listen to.
The lead singer is just sort of an out of tune mess and not in a way where his voice works with the music. It's actually sad because the instrumentals are actually quite nice, but the lead singer makes this unlistenable. It's like I'm watching Memento, but instead of Guy Pearce as the lead, they cast Tommy Wiseau.
I definitely understand why I've never heard of these guys though. There's something here, but that lead singer ain't it.
This only gets two stars because the music itself is so good, but that lead singer, man. Y'all needed to replace him.
This is actually a cohesive album. The first two tracks are relatively unnecessary, but it's not bad.
The album is fine, but nothing to write home about. Seems like a filler album for this list to pad out getting to the 1,001 number.
Every song on this album is good.
The album is fine. Not sure I'd call it great, but it's fine to listen to. Solid 3.
This is just a good album. Nice background music. I like that it doesn't have that overly atmospheric sound that you find in a lot of 70s albums. Just a nice piece of electronic music.
Okay, halfway through the first track, I'm already tired of this album. Not looking good.
Into the second song... this album had to have been chosen out of a hat of random albums. This has no redeeming qualities as of yet.
4th song... what even is this mess?
... Just make it end.
Dudes, I promise you can make a song shorter than 5 minutes. Seriously, you can even make a song under 3 minutes. Your songs would benefit from being cut down. A lot. Like by over half. Maybe just cut half of the songs on this album too. By half, I mean all of them. Just delete the album entirely.
I made it to No Birds and have to throw in the towel. There is nothing good or redeeming about this album. If these recordings were destroyed, nothing of worth would be lost.
I'm not really sure why this Rolling Stones album is in this list. It starts off as an okay album and degenerates into drivel. The album is coasting entirely off of the Rolling Stones name and I'm disappointed in the creator of the list for including it, especially when the Stones have so many albums and there are so many good albums that didn't make this list.
If you're looking to introduce someone to the Rolling Stones, don't start with this album.
If you like jazz, you should check out this album.
If you are like me and don't like jazz, you should skip this album.
It's not good. It's not bad. It's average, maybe. Some parts are annoying. I'm not sure if it's worth listening through for the decent parts.
I'll be honest. I had this album on and nothing about it caught my attention as good or bad. I barely remember it, even while I'm listening to it. Solid 3 for background music.
So... the vocalist is just bad. Can't hold a note, just offkey through everything. I wish autorune existed in this era so that at least they could have fixed that.
There has to be other albums that are actually good that showcase the techniques found in this album. At least I know that if I see this album on a list of best albums of all time, I should dismiss the list as trash.
I'm not sure why this Police album. Don't The Police have better songs than this? This is another album that made the list solely on reputation of the artist and not on merit for the work itself.
At least this album brought about the awareness that The Police also made bad songs.
I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this.
This album is kind of if a pirate met the Dr. Demento.
I'm not sure what they were smoking on Midtown.
This album was made in 2000, but it sounds like it belongs in the 70s.
I'm not really sure why this is on the list. It's just another 70s album in the 90s. Nothing to write home about.
At least the nice thing about 70s albums in the 90s is that the formula was perfected twenty years prior, so they tend to be easier to listen to and are less offensive to the ear because they already know what doesn't work. That said, there's likely a better suited album for this list that was made in the 70s rather than this album that wasn't.
No. This is just bad. Shame on whoever put this on the list for other people to listen to. May fleas infest your armpits.
Nothing to write home about, but nothing overly offensive to the ears either.
Classic Marvin Gaye. Good album.
This is better than most of the albums I've listened to so far, so while I'm not sure why it's on the albums you must listen to list, it's still a 4 just for being listenable.
I don't understand putting orgasms on an album and releasing it as part of a track. Talk about self-indulgent nonsense that adds nothing to an otherwise superb album.
While the album is good overall, women are so objectified, I don't think I would go out of my way to listen to it again.
I can see why it was the day the music died. Good album. Unfortunate his time was cut short.
Sometimes I don't know if I like David Bowie's music so much as I just like David Bowie, but this album wasn't bad. I don't know if I'd go back to it, but I wouldn't turn it off either.
Had no idea what to expect from this. It sounds more 90s than early 80s this far.
This is basically a parody album. Not bad. I only listened to the original album 36 minute album and not the bonus tracks that were added at a later time totaling almost 2 and a half hours long.
Can you go wrong with Metallica?
I prefer their 90s albums over their 80s ones, but this is still a solid album. One, in particular, is a fantastic song.
This rating isn't the fault of the album. I just hate jazz and this is unlistenable for me. I think if you enjoy jazz, you will enjoy this album.
This is fine. It's not really my thing.
It's jazz. If you like jazz, you will likely like this. I was unable to make it through most of the tracks.
It's alright. It's just kind of an album. Nothing to write home about.
I like the Beach Boys, but this isn't really a good album of theirs. Only song worth listening to is Help Me Rhonda.
They have much better albums than this one.
I prefer Five Leaves Left, but this album is also quite good.
Oh, I really don't like Comfortably Numb. It's like they tried to do a Weird Al polka and miserably failed.
It Can't Come Quickly Enough is quite nice though.
I also like Return to Oz, but my cat won't stop meowing during it, so I think she has the opposite opinion.
This sounds like an evolution of 50s rockabilly music. Kind of like how kpop sounds like what boy/girl bands from the 90s would if they hadn't died out in Western music. This sounds like what I imagine 50s rockabilly would sound like in the 90s if the genre hadn't died out.
Though, I can say as a 90s kid, I've literally never heard of this group, album, and recognized none of the songs.
Also, Spin magazine must be run by the same folks who voted for Jethro Tull.
This album is mostly just boring. Basic beats. Flow is mid at best. The themes are nice, but there has to be songs with similar themes that are better to listen to.
It's okay. Nothing to write home about.
Yet another troll addition to the list. This is not good.
This sounds like some kind of early punk, but the mixing on this album isn't good. The instrumentals are so much louder than the vocals, it makes it difficult to understand anything. Maybe this is a good album, I wouldn't be able to tell you.
Sounds like R.E.M., so if you like that, you'll probably like this.
Didn't have any songs that I knew on the album, but it was still good.
I might have liked this better in my teen years. It's fine.
Not sure why it's on the list, but it's better than a lot of other albums I've listened to so far. Apparently they did stuff in the 90s, but as an 80s/90s kid, I've never heard of them and knew none of their songs.
If you like CCR, you'll like this album.
This album was fine. Nothing to write home about. Mostly country sounding.
I'm familiar with the follow-up to this album, in fact, Bat Out of Hell II was one of the few albums I bought as a kid. But I've never gone back and listened to this album.
Just a solid rock album. There's not a bad song on this album. Just good solid music. I wish every album this list has given me were this good instead of the incessant drivel it's been sending my way.
I don't understand why people like Bob Dylan.
In the words of Bob Dylan, this just kinda wasted my precious time.
I hate the blues and this didn't make me want to jam ice picks into my ears.
It's alright. Like most things with the Beatles, the worth is inflated because of the name attached to it, not because of the merit of the product.
Solid album. I didn't care for all of the songs, but the majority of them were good. Skip 'I need a Man to Love'. I know that's Janis Joplin, but goddamn is that an awful vocal performance. It was hard to listen to. Rest was good though.
Not sure why it's on the list, but I listened to it and it was alright.
There are better Elvis albums, surely.
It was alright. Not sure I'd listen to it again. Also not sure why it's on this list. Not anything mind blowing.
It's fine. Not really my thing.
Not anything to write home about. Typical 70s music.
It's fine. Nothing to write home about. I wouldn't turn it off if it came on the radio.
It's just kind of screamy for the sake of being screamy or otherwise annoying music choices. Not something I would seek out.
The guitar and drum work is cool, but whatever it is that they decided to do for vocals makes this a pass.
It's everything but the girl, but not the album with the song people know from everything but the girl.
It's okay, but overstays it's welcome. Would benefit from being cut down to a shorter album.
It's not terrible, but it's not for me.
Honestly, there are songs on here that I have absolutely no interest in listening to. I just don't need a song that repeats pussy a thousand times. Call me old fashioned, but I just prefer double entendres or something a little more veiled than just pussy in my face constantly. Give me some variation in the lyrics. I got what you were talking about the first five times you said it. Just seems lyrically lazy a d just trying to attention grab because they can't get attention any other way.
That said, if you ignore all of the songs that have featured artists on them, the album's pretty good, but the featured artists really did this album no favors.
I felt like I was listening to my own music and not an album from this list.
I'm not sure why I'm listening to this, but it's fine. Sounds like 60s folk music.
Omg, this is awful. Old man that can't sing in old men voice and country on top of it.
Also, wow, can he murder Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Like, absolutely butchered.
I really don't like his version of Hurt either. I don't get why people like it so much.
Dude can really murder a song. I've always said the best person to ruin a Johnny Cash song is Johnny Cash himself. Seems it holds true here too. Added bonus of being able to ruin other people's songs too.
I had no idea what to expect when clicking on this one. So far, I'm pleasantly surprised.
Not sure what I would call this, it if I'd listen to it again, but it was enjoyable enough.
This was basically fine, then just gets fucking weird at the end.
The end of this album drops the rating.
Forgettable and audibly inoffensive enough that I forgot I was listening to an album on this list.
The only reason this album is on this list is because it says Led Zeppelin.
Just really boring and tinny. It doesn't know if it wants to be jazz or classical, but there's not really anything interesting to listen to here. Might be okay at the lowest volume in a coffee shop and by lowest volume, I mean muted.
It's a capella. That's about what it has going for it. I don't think it's significantly any better or more industry changing than any other a capella group.
What possible contribution to music could this have possibly given to make this a 'must listen' album?
I imagine the person making the list must have been smoking something very good to give this anything other than a 1 star. It's albums like this that make me want to trash the idea of finishing this project.
Not my thing and too difficult to listen to.
Sounds like an average 60s album.
There was one song on the album worth listening to. I'm not sure if that warrants inclusion on the list.
It's fine if you like death metal. I'd have to be in the mood for it to listen for more than one or two tracks.
Would've been something I'd have listened to a lot in college.
This album gets worse as you listen through it. I managed to make it through, but I wouldn't recommend it.
I'll preface this with the comment that I hate Bob Dylan. His music is atrocious and I don't understand why people give him money to make it, let alone why they continue to do so or how anyone could like the music he comes out with. We'll see if this album changes my mind.
I think I've figured it out. Bob Dylan lets people who are tone deaf and can't carry a note believe that they too might be able to get paid to make music.
I can't make it through this album. This is torture.
Peak late 90s rap. Iconic.
Very good east coast rap.
Not super impressed with this. It has a lot of 'they'll pay me to shit on stage' vibe. It takes over halfway through the album before anything really worth listening to comes on and that's after the song 'If 6 Was 9', which makes you want to turn the album off. Folks can give this one a pass.
Standard 60s album. Not bad, but also nothing to write home about.
Johnny Cash is not a good singer. He constantly sounds like he's about to cry. His wife is worse.
Boy Named Sue was amusing, but I could have lived without listening to this album.
There are a lot of sonically annoying things going on in this album. I would call them poor dissonant choices. There are ways to do dissonance well and this isn't it.
You can really tell they're trying to be an updated DEVO and they just suck instead.
Sunworshipper is a poor use of spoken word to music.
The songs on this album are pretty skippable and by skippable, I mean annoying and overstaying their welcome.
Also, if you're going to use a bunch of names in your songs... at least bother learning how to pronounce them.
It's not my favorite Queen album, but it's still good.
Starting out, this is smooth af.
Oh, the vocals started. They kinda ruin it. Let's see how this goes.
Would be a better album without the vocalist.
Why am I listening to this? It's awful.
Whoever put this album on this list either needs their ears checked or is a troll.
I'm not finishing this. This is terrible.
I'm not sure why I had to listen to this before I died, but it's fine to listen to.
I really don't care for her voice.
The only comedy is that this list has gotten so many people to listen to this album.
I've been purposefully not listening to this album in hopes that it would show up on this list. Fives Leaves Left is the reason I continue to listen to albums on this list. Drake's Better Layter wasn't quite as good, but I am looking forward to hearing his final album. I hope it lives up to my own personal hype.
Nick Drake was so far ahead of his time. I'm sorry that his candle was snuffed out so soon in his young life.
Just kinda boring. Didn't finish it.
Very happy sounding music.
Feels like it's a decade+ too late.
It's a nice mostly instrumental album.
Classic album. Worth a listen.
The last album from these guys on this list, I turned off for being trash.
This is as bad as Casanova was, but I still don't understand why I'm listening to it. There's way better comedy or parody albums out there. Maybe their label paid to be included in the list.
This album should be removed in favor of an album you should listen to before you die.
I remember these guys from Rock & Roll High School.
I like the Ramones, so I enjoyed listening to the album, but I don't understand why it's in this list.
I forgot I was listening to an album on this list, so it's got that going for it. I'm not sure why it's on this list, but it didn't make my ears bleed.
Mid album added due to artist popularity rather than merit. If you want a good Fleetwood Mac album, listen to Rumors, which is also on this list.
I expected this to be good. It is not.
Not something I would typically seek out, but it's easy to listen to.
What is this shit and why am I listening to it? Delete it from the universe.
I think you had to be there in order to understand the hype around the Beatles. This is my first listen of the album. I don't know if I've heard any of these songs before, but it's possible. It's the Beatles.
This is the absolutely worst rendition of 'With a Little Help from My Friends' that I've ever heard. They should have sold it instead of recording it themselves.
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds is just trash.
Skipped half of Fixing a Hole because it was just boring.
That's really the issue with The Beatles. A lot of their songs are just... boring. Most of them sound empty and devoid of life and I know that's not an 'era' thing because other songs recorded during that time don't have that issue.
Within You Without You finally sounds like a song that has something going on that's aurally interesting. Too bad you had to wait until the 8th track on the album to have something worth listening to.
When I'm Sixty Four is at least catchy.
Lovely Rita brings us back to bad music. Completely skippable.
This is supposed to be one of The Beatles greatest albums, isn't it? Well, it has one song worth listening to and one song that's catchy, though I'd prefer to listen to someone else perform it.
Maybe that's the issue. Maybe they should just be songwriters shopping their music instead of performing it themselves.
Also, the choice at the last two songs to go into utter dissonance was awful and unnecessary.
It's a 70s album. Better than most.
Sounds like any other 60s album. Nothing special.
First song sounds like a goat being choked. Or maybe a chicken being choked.
Oh, that's just the way the lead singer sounds. I can't listen to an entire album of this.
It's okay. I wouldn't listen to it again.
I understand the significance of this album, but I personally don't like it and have no urge to really listen to it again.
No where near as good as her previous albums. This album should not be on the list. It's included solely based on name recognition.
It's alright to listen to a song or two, but the entire album just sounds the same, so it gets very boring. It would benefit from being cut in half or changing up or doing.. something different. It's just the same beats over and over and over again. Do something interesting.
I made it up to Cowboys before I threw in the towel.
It's easy enough to listen to, but it's just kind of boring. Why are we listening to this?
Good enough to listen to.
Pretty good. Nice to listen to.
This album is an absolute masterpiece.
Started off fine, but just became boring. Songs are too long and start becoming unlistenable.
Nothing to write home about, but it's fine.
Started out fine, but You Shook Me overstays it's welcome. The harmonica solo is entirely unneeded and skippable.
It's good, but the songs are really too long on a lot of places.
Just a basic 70s album. Not really anything worth listening to.
Someone needs to take the cotton balls out of this guy's mouth.
uh uh uh uh I am in pain? Wow, what lyrics. They perfectly catch the feeling of the listener.
This is a no from me. I'm not going to bother finishing it. It's terrible.
It's a little too jazzy for me.
It's an okay album greatly bolstered by 1999 and Little Red Corvette.
I remember Bjork from like, the 90s? But this album is 2001, so I'm sure it's going to be all new for me.
Oh, I guess the swan dress is from 2001... Maybe I do know something from this album.
I like new age stuff, but I think I like a different kind of new age. I should really like this, but there's something that's just a little bit... grating aurally.
I think I just don't like her voice.
I'm not caring for the country vibe of this album.
Now it's gone to jazzy... which I also don't care for.
I actually own this album. It's got two great songs and the rest are fine.
Every song on this album is good. Some are better the others.
Well, this album has one of my most hated songs of all time on it. Let's see how this goes.
This is just rather terrible. I'm down to Behold a Lady and I'm done I'm throwing in the towel
School's Out is a great song, but the rest is just meh.
The first two songs are typical 70s tripe. Child in Time is nice.
Back into 70s tripe on track 4. There was an extreme penchant in the 70s to think people wanted to listen to albums full of nonsensical instrumentals. No one cares about your self-indulgent interludes. Please make your songs shorter.
To top it all off, the album ends in... whatever that was. A star for Child in Time, but really, that's the only thing worth listening to.
30 seconds in. WTF is this?
Oh, it doesn't get better. Okay, skip that song.
This base line slaps, too bad the rest of the song sounds like... this. Couldn't make it to the end.
3rd song is the charm, right? So far it started nice.... Wave of Mutilation is actually quite nice. That's not a sentence I had on my bingo card.
Crakity Jones... we're back into the trash from the beginning of the album again.
Not nice enough to get two stars.
This feels like a precursor to techno. Some very strange choices at times, but that genre hadn't really been figured out yet.
I could honestly live without the hacking a loogie sounds in Pt. II.
Normally, I don't care for Bellamy's vocals, but it seems to work in an album format.
This album is like if The Beatles were actually good.
This is a flaming turd slapped on top of a pile of throw up.
I'm really just waiting for the album to end. It's kind of terrible.
According to wiki, the only claim to fame this album has is being included on this list. Given this list's other entries, my expectations are low.
Yeah, this is just bad.
This really wasn't worth listening to. I was going to give it a 2 because there were parts of it that were listenable as background noise, but then Green Eyes came on and it dropped it down to a solid 1 again.
The best songs on the album are the covers, but these versions are kind of lacking.
At least it's listenable.
Whenever I think this album might be a 3, it does something to make me want to rate it a 1.
The end of the album kind of trips over its own dick.
It's okay, but could have lived without listening to this album.
Honestly, it feels like taking a bunch of Motown hits and saying, hey, you don't need to listen to black artists, a white girl can sing these adequately for you. Seems to fit in with what was going on in the 60s.
This is made for a specific type of person. That person is not me.
I would have been fine without listening to this.
First song is banging. So far the right mix of funk and mood.
Not a bad album at all.
This started out nice, but it might be a little too funky & jazzy for me.
I wouldn't listen to all of the songs again, but Give Up the Funk is iconic.
Eh, wouldn't turn it on again.
Best song on the album is a cover.
Without You is such a great cover.
It's as mediocre today as it was when it came out.
If you like this style of music, you'll like this album.
It was alright. Some nice beats.
This is just kinda terrible.
Why is this album here? Just absolutely generic.
I didn't even realize that the album ended, so it must not have been very memorable.
Honestly, it was difficult for me to listen to Run Charlie Run and I skipped through half the track. I just personally don't care to listen to songs with heavy n-word usage. It wasn't a bad song, I just prefer not to listen to it.
Otherwise, the album was fine.
It's... jazzy .. I hate jazz.
This isn't even good enough for me to recommend to people who like jazz.
I don't hate it, but I wouldn't listen to it again.
It's milquetoast fine. Dusty doesn't emote much emotion with her voice, so the entire album is kind of flat to listen to.
This is right up my alley.
This sounds like budget Styx.
It's okay, but I don't know why it's on the list. Nothing to write home about.
This teeters between meh and bad.
Just another crappy 70s album.
I'm more surprised about a good album on this list than I am about this album being good.
It's basically an album of American Pie, which isn't a bad thing.
WTF is Don't and Keep the Glove? Wow, those ruins an okay, but passable album.
It's mostly good, but Fiddle About doesn't fit with the rest of the album. I'd be okay never hearing it again.
More than anything, it's just boring.
I really like Motorhead, but the live versions of their songs are lacking. The album that should be on this list is one of their studio albums, not this.
Good songs on the album, but the b-sides I wrstay their welcome.
This was unexpectedly good.
I like The Who, but this was a subpar offering. It shouldn't be on this list.
Has a good song, but otherwise boring.
Too country for my tastes, but it's okay.
Not a fan of Willie Nelson's music and I didn't need this cover album. These are just a bit derivative.
Can't go wrong with Queen.
If you like jazz, you'll probably like this.
I don't like jazz.
I can't finish this one. It's just... no.
I didn't care for this. I wouldn't listen to it again. I must just like their newer stuff.
Oh no. Another David Bowie. I either love his music or I don't and there's not much in between. Given that this is 70s Bowie, I'm probably going to lean toward not caring for it.
So far, this is leaning towards the not caring for category.
It just gets worse as it goes....
It sorta got better in the end? But not enough to really matter, especially when there's only six songs and most are bad.
I don't need to listen to this album to know how fantastic it is as I've owned a copy since the 90s. But I'll take the excuse to listen to it anyway.
5 stars, 100%.
This started off okay, but went downhill toward the end and fell off a cliff.
Typical for 80s music trending toward the bad end.
Better than most 70s albums.
It's alright, but I could have lived without listening to it.
Sounds like your typical 60s album. I don't know why I had to listen to this over other albums. It's pretty basic.
Maybe if I were alive when it released, it would mean something.
Sunday Bloody Sunday is iconic. The rest of the album is good.
The longer I listen to this album, the more I hate it.
It starts off strong, but starts sounding very 'one note.' I feel like I'm listening to the same song over and over again.
There's some iconic songs on this album, but that's about what it has going for it.
Fantastic album discussing generational poverty and life in the inner city.
In The Ghetto through the end of the album is what's giving this 4 stars. Without those songs, it's just a meh album.
What value was this album?
I don't need to listen to this again.
I don't even know what this was trying to be.
So far, it's started off awful.
At song 3.. it's still awful. And there are a lot of people who can sing like you because lots of people also sound terrible, just like you.
No, this is just terrible.
Imagine is a fantastic song.
The rest is meh or worse. I'd give this a 1, but Imagine bumps it to a 2.
Bad 90s music needs to stay in the 90s and forgotten.
This album is pretty damn fantastic.
It's not bad, but very one note and falls down at the end.
This album is on this list solely to demonstrate why Dexys Midnight Runners is a one hit wonder.
This album only gets 2 stars because Come On Eileen is on it.
I do like The Court of the Crimson King (the song), but overall, this album is just rather boring to listen to. I had to skip the end of Moonchild entirely because it just goes into that 70s style of 'long stretch of almost dead air' that just isn't worth spending time to see if it ever stops.
I'm seven songs in and I have to tap out. This is just bad.
It's okay. Couldn't listen to everything all the way through.
I think we all love Smoke on the Water. The rest was alright.
It's okay, but the last minute of the album is just god awful, so deducting a star for that.
Is that fair? Probably not. However, it was the artist's choice to have me listen to whatever that ending was and that wasn't fair either.
It's okay. Not an album everyone needs to listen to though.
There's a song on this album called 'This is Hell' which repeats the lyric 'this is hell' countless times.
I have to say that I agree.
2 great songs don't make a great album.
This is the worst Radiohead album I've ever listened to. I couldn't make it through most of the songs.
