It's easy to hear the influences that would shape later music from bands like Stone Temple Pilots and Daughtry. While the music isn't something I would add to my own playlist, i can see the influence it had on later music.

It was alright. First half nearly put me to sleep while driving though.

Goes very hard but it's also very 90s. It feels very much like 90s hip hop remixes, which isn't a bad thing, but definitely has that feeling, so if that's not your scene you won't like it.

It feels like all 90s rock kinda evolved from the music by Pixies

I'm not sure why this album was so influential. It feels like every other album by simple minds. This doesn't mean it's bad, i like it a lot actually but it doesn't scream revolutionary to me.

Fantastic album

Fantastic album. Feels like they were simply a step or two better than the Beatles in terms of this type of rock. Hard to dislike it at all

Holy crap what a good album. Gimme Three Steps, Simple Man, and Free Bird on the same album??? Absolutely insane first album. Absolutely defines rock and roll

Very obvious influences on later music in this album, T. Rex shows a lot chaos in their music in a way that comes together nicely.

A solid album with several songs that leave you tapping your foot by the end. Easy to see the many influences it left on pop music going forward

An overall weird album but not in a bad way. Definitely more chaotic than anything else. The music was good and there were definitely small moments that remind me of Future bands like The Black keys and Cage the elephant though I'm not 100% sure that the influence was actually that far reaching

A fun story to listen to in album form. It reminds me a bit of pink Floyd in terms of the layout of the music in order to tell a comprehensive story.

What a fantastic album. It is funky and smooth and it feels like I have to be doing some kind of physical activity while listening to it like dancing. Absolutely amazing to hear for the first time.

This album was lit. It felt good listening to some classic hip hop again

It's very easy to see how this album had a huge influence on music in the future, this music very much sounds like what would eventually become music by bands like Pink Floyd.

I loved this album it feels like a predecessor to all of the 90s and early 2000s techno music that I grew up on and it has a lot of elements that very much lead me to believe that it influenced them heavily.

The album shows a lot how Latin American music has both changed and also stayed relatively consistent over the decades. There are a lot of elements in this album that you can hear going forward both in future Santana albums and future traditional Latin American music

Not a fan honestly. I don't see any elements that I see in future music really, at least not ones that are only done here. Plus the entire album felt very....empty

I understand that this album has a lot of influences on the kind of bands that would become known as grunge but this kind of feels like a bunch of people f****** around in a garage it crawled that way bands later could run.

Fantastic album, changed how acoustic sets were handled for the rest of MTV's tenure in music

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Honestly this album just helped guide rock music into a fantastic direction, also it slaps.

Decent album, very swingy, feels like the Beatles for adults

Oh we love a good funky album here. mellow at certain points too, but full of soul and beautiful vocals.

This album shows a lot of soul that seems to get passed on in later slow albums in the same genre. Also first 3 songs are unavailable on Spotify.

So this album is just odd. Jack and Meg White have very different talent levels within their instruments and it shows rather heavily. You can also tell who worked on which songs more, but Jack White's lyricism really helps the album come threw in a positive manner.

Very fun album to listen to. I'm always a fan of a heavy drum element and it's nice to hear music from a wider variety of places than just the US and UK.

Pretty easy to see how later bands, especially 90s and 2000s British punk bands, took influence from the music this group produced

Holy shit what an album. This album and Pyromania are generation defining rock albums. They basically decided what the late 80s were going to sound like for rock music.

Definitely shows a lot of the roots of Latin music to come, especially the prominence of Spanish rap in music from artists like El Cata and Bad Bunny.

I don't know why this album was popular. I was bored with each song I'm different ways and was falling asleep for parts of it.

This album is definitely a precursor to the theatrical pop so far we would get in later years, especially in the latter half.

Reminds me of Men at work. Thriller made me wanna throw a chair though.

Decent, felt like American Beatles in terms of tone, very light sound

Shows a very distinct pivot in the more mainstream rap and brings forward another album that does a great job describing the experiences of people who could not really benefit from the things that others could by no fault if their own

Put UK rock back on the map. Great album

Very soft airy album, unlike the general vibe i get from latin american music I've heard previously.

The most 90s techno album I've ever heard

As someone who didn't know this singer previously, this was a fun little diddy.

Fantastic album, lots of super funky moments all along the way.

Did anyone else feel this album sucked? Like i don't know what was supposed to be good hear, most of the music felt very disjointed with the vocals. I don't know what the fuss was

I love a good story album, and this one was alright

Fun album, not really much else to say, just really like the rhythm

First time I've listened to Bob Dylan. I get it, he's definitely a core example of folk music in the US. Very much like listening to a campfire story told with a guitar

Nice country album, seems to be a very early start to the "I got me my truck" era of country but it's a good listen

Man the music from Korn is fantastic but the lead singer just kinda sounds like the youngest of the wild thornberries sometimes

The album is very funky and utilizes several vocalists very well in the music

First couple songs had me not liking the album at all, but the next 4 were fantastic

Good old post punk rock, always just as good

It's hard not to see the influence this album held on the next 7 years of pop music. It feels like a quintessential pop album of the 2000s because it's the first of that kind.

I mean it's Eminem. For as vulgar and generally off-putting as his lyrics can be, he was a defining feature of 2000s rap

Not necessarily the birth of rock and roll, but certainly a great look into it's very early formative years

Solid album, very smooth to listen to

Fantastic album start to finish, felt almost like a video game OST at first and I really loved the sound

So this album feels very VERY much like all others of it's type, the more hip hop style techno beats of the late 90s. It's not bad, but it doesn't really inspire any awe like other similar albums for me.

What a great album. Lots of elements that we see get used by other bands in later decades, different types of songs all over, real fun to listen to

Really easy to see the influence that this had on Techno going forward, especially in the less dance oriented material. Very smooth mellow album that's easy to listen to

Decent album couple of really.good hits in there but the rest felt rather plain