It was really fun to get to listen to this album in full again. The last time I listened to this album in full was probably in 2012. I really enjoyed Adele's rendition of Lovesong. When I initially heard this album I did not realize Lovesong was a cover, now as an adult (especially an adult who was proposed to with this song) I greatly appreciate how soulful her voice is in that cover.

I've never listened to this album in full, but Winter Hymnal was everywhere for a while so I've heard that before. All-in-all, I liked this album, it just seems like stereotypical indie music, but that's because it's an album that inspired others to create music that's in a similar vein.

I love Doolittle. This is the second or third time I've listened to this album this week. This is a close to perfect album.

I think I'm missing whatever gene it is that makes you love U2. I liked four songs from this album and this is their seminal album. I liked all the references to Yeats.

I love Leonard Cohen

I learned that this isn't the band for me. I didn't find this album engaging.

There's a few good songs on it.

This album really bummed me out. All of the songs were super sad lyrics and happy beats, which I usually love, but the sadness was mostly towards women's behavior rather than intrinsic self-hate and that's not my jam. I hope they found peace before they inevitably died.

This is one of my favorite albums I've listened to on this journey thus far. It hit so hard! I had no idea that Thin Lizzy was even good, I've only ever heard two songs by them. This is way better than those two.

It's one of their best albums. In My Life was my first dance with my husband at our wedding so this album will always be special to me.

It was nice.

I really hated this album. Blur is not my thing. This album sounded like if the Gorillaz were bad. I literally didn't like one song on it.

It wasn’t my thing. It just sounded like pretty generic pop music

This album was fun. Especially because I've only heard other versions of a lot of these songs. Jerry Lee Lewis has a really strong energy when he's singing.