I'm sure people love this for many reasons, but I am not sure what they are. This album was just meh for me. Sounds like old school R&B at times, but with a rapper who can't sing and tries to be "creative" with voice effects and sound effects.
I can't think of a world where I would find this album remotely enjoyable. 80's casio keyboard music and spoken word vocals that overwhelm everything else on every track is just god awful. A dumpster filled with diarrhea and cat piss would be too good of a trash receptacle to throw this away into.
This is the most British album I have ever heard. Hopefully I will never hear another.
This sounds like the musicians were told to play as quietly and with as few notes as possible while the singer talked into and had mouth sex with his microphone. Garbage.
I enjoyed this much more than the last album. Live Who is much better than album Who.
I feel sad :(
Great overall album with a surprise orchestral piece that was outstanding.
Not bad, but not a regular listen for me
Good album overall. The fucker is older than I am
Not a bad album. Blues is a mood
Much better than I anticipated. KD had a fantastic voice.
A slow droning album full of the same song over and over. Won't be listening to this again.
Solid album.
Surprising enjoyable
OK. He has a definite inclination for 70s & 80s soft and synth pop.
Nice change of pace. Enjoyed it.
Solid Queen album before they really skyrocketed into international acclaim
Nice. Mellow and heavy orchestral sound.
Not too bad
Solid Metal album.
Not my bag, but not that bad. Glad I listened to it.
I've never understood why Springsteen is so revered by people. After listening to this album, I still don't.
It was ok. Not my bag.
It's creative and I enjoyed the layered music underneath. Rap just isn't my bag even when it's more enjoyable like this album is.
Pretty chill. overall enjoyable
One star for the music sans harmonica. I can't fathom how people listen to Dylan's voice and go "Yeah, that's the shit." I'd rather set fire to my face and then try to put it out with a fork than have to suffer through his voice again.
Not bad. A bit gloomy
Solid album. Enjoyed it
Ok for what it was
Good Listen. Not sure i'd listen to it outside a pub, but I definitely listened here.
Straightforward rock album with a few songs I know and like.
Pretty good. Decent listen if you're in the mood for it.
Decent background music, but nothing I would sit and listen to on purpose.
Not my bag. I'm sure it's good if you're into the edgy and weird vibe and listening to the same song over and over again.
Fine. Just fine
Enjoyable overall
I've always enjoyed this album. Happy to hear it again.
I'm sure people love this for many reasons, but I am not sure what they are. This album was just meh for me. Sounds like old school R&B at times, but with a rapper who can't sing and tries to be "creative" with voice effects and sound effects.
One of the best albums in the last 30 years.
Freeform jazz just isn't my thing. It's difficult to listem to.
Solid. Enjoyed the listen.
Ok. Not good, not bad.
Decent but nothing is listen to repeatedly
I enjoyed this overall.
Upbeat, good vibes album. I enjoyed listening even though I had no idea what was being said
Just a great rock album.
Decent album though pretty folksy.
Solid rock album from a 70's icon.
I'd only heard the radio hits until now. I really enjoyed this album all the way through.
Solid concept album. I enjoyed it more than I anticipated.
This is music that people were obviously not ready for at the time. Dr John is an acquired taste and though not the best album it was an Intriguing and interesting listen
Meh.
The super chill coffee house vibe and ethereal vocals make this a fantastic album. It perfectly fit my mood for the day.
Decent but they've never been my cup of tea.
Really enjoyed this one. This may be the most inoffensive music ever created.
Knew nothing of this album or any of the songs on it. Overall an enjoyable listen. Would probably listen again if I was in the mood for that bluesy southern folk riock vibe.
Not my vibe at all.
Great album. I wish there was more of it.
Surprisingly enjoyable. Good mix of rap, hip hop, and reggae with none of them being too overbearing
This was a pretty good listen. late 80s/early 90s hip hop is way better than what's rolling around today. Get off my lawn!
Ok background music, but nothing to wrote home about.
Just not something I'll ever listen to again hopefully.
Fun listen, though repetitive.
Nothing exciting or altogether interesting here. Too folksy for my tastes.
Solid vibe. I dig it.
Better than expected. Overall good listen
I'm sure this was a landmark album in its time, but it was just OK for me. Some good bluesy rock
Solid.
Fun little romp through the pop-punk landscape.
Eh. It was ok. I can see how it influenced some later bands, but not going to rate it very high on my list
This album really spoke to me. It told me to never listen to it again.
Technically sound, but it's so unexciting to listen to.
Great album. I've always loved the Police.
I was hoping for a more upbeat album, but this wasn't that bad.
Good, but kinda somber and introspective.
Really enjoyed the nostalgia this provided. Good album overall
Not too bad save for the freeform sections eliciting madness
I thought I was going to hate this, but I was pleasantly surprised. Very good album
Decent, but difficult to find streaming
First time through an entire Doors album and I thought it was pretty good. More eclectic than I expected.
Not bad, but overly long. These guys were trying way too hard to be different and do odd things.
This was OK. I am rarely in the mood for melancholy hipster rock.
Really enjoyed this album. Low-level grooves suit my mood sometimes.
Average rock album. Nothing great, nothing bad.
Meh. This was not some sort of groundbreaking album for me as all the people in the UK thought. It was just repetitive, uninteresting background music.
Better than I expected and always happy to see an Anthrax song.
Solid boring easy listening album.
Pretty damn good blues album. I had no idea Duane Allman was part of this group.
OK. Not my thing
Actually enjoyed this more than I thought it would. I prefer this kind of sound over Nirvana to be honest.
Great album with many familiar songs.
Fantastic album back to front.
Solid Christmas album
This was fine. I've never been a big fan.
It's not s bad album, but it's super annoying in some parts
Weird haphazard collection of mediocre and sometimes creepy songs. Not my bag
Always an enjoyable album
Eclectic and not too bad
Nothing spectacular for me
Always enjoy the Police
Solid debut for Dave post Nirvana. He's kept the good music flowing for decades. One of my all time favorite bands.
Depeche Mode early in their basement with pre-loaded keyboard sounds. OK, but nothing special
Not my cup of tea. I'm sure this kind of thing really speaks to someone... specifically Tom himself.
Pretty solid hip hop album
Decent easy listening. Not sure why everyone thinks this guy is the shit though
Fine. Just fine.
Not bad. Had a Public Enemy feel to it at times.
Solid Album with some definite bangers.
I think you had to be born at the right time to have a soft spot for this kind of funk. This is only marginally better than Parliament. Two stars... Will never listen to again.
Always good vibes when listening to Booker T, but the sound gets repetitive and old pretty quick for me.
Really enjoyed this one. It's not your typical "rap" album and has great hooks, good lyrics, and a little tongue-in-cheek weirdness.
Not bad. Less a rap album and. More of an experimental R&B/Hip-hop album
This album was just 40 minutes of meh. I don't really enjoy Lou Reed's music or vocal stylings.
Nice vibe through the whole album. Chill to listen to.
Pretty good blues album
A big part of my late high school life. This bastard was on repeat for a long time. In recent years the allure of the Chili Peppers has waned thanks to the nonsensical lyrics. I think I could have recounted every song without listening at all.
Ok. Kinda boring and coma inducing
Maybe I was in the right way today. Maybe I was expecting something different. I certainly wasn't expecting so many slow, introspective, and depressing songs.
For me a more enjoyable Nirvana album. It was whored out after Kurt's death, but is just a great listen
It's boring, annoying, has dylan-esque vocals, mediocre female vocals, and I have an overall desire to never hear it again
Ok. It would be much better without the whole rapping by Kanye thing.
Fine musically. Not so good vocally.
Ok. Another vocally annoying album.
This was a great listen. It wasn't my bag growing up and that's disappointing. I missed out for sure.
Just a great album with a ton of known hits. Didn't quite get to that Abbey Road level, but it was damn close.
Just a solid rock album from back to front. I was leaning heavily towards five stars, but realized that it doesn't really rise above any of the other rock of that era. It's still damn good though.
Fine if you're in the right mood. I was not
This was the most boring electronica album I have ever heard.
Slow. Somber. If you're in the mood did not feel good about yourself or life this is the album for you.
Great 50's era country. Can't get much better.
Technically sound musicianship. Typically odd vibe per Zappa.
This is just not a great album. There are a few hits on it, but outside of that, the music isn't great and the lyrics are subpar at best.
Solid album with some good tracks. Very melancholy.
It was fine, but not my bag.
Eh, it was ok. It was also the most unmemorable collected of music that I've listened to in some time.
I liked this more than I thought I would. Pretty tight live band
Another solid rock album.
Not bad overall, but not a normal listen for me
This was always a really good album. So many good songs.
Good album. Typical of the Doors
Pretty good album when the main guy isn't involved in singing. Definite 90's smooth jazz production techniques in play.
OK rock album, but I don't understand why it's so highly regarded by some.
If there were half stars this would get a 4.5. It's THE Alice in Chains album and solid throughout save for some odd vocal stylings on God Smack. This was a staple growing up and it still holds a nostalgic place in my life, but it's not quite 5 stars for me.
Standard jazz stuff. Nothing awful and nothing great.
Good R&B album.
Good album. Very cohesive and consistent vibe.
Competent and consistent blues rock, but just.... boring.
Overall good album of standards by Willie. I don't know how but his voice just slid right into each of these without being overly noticeable
Unbridled hot garbage flowing through a sea of complete ridiculousness on it's way to my foot, so I can put it in someone's ass for making this.
There were a few duds, but overall a pretty good album.
I'm sure this is highly regarded in Brazil, but it's just another 60s album in another language to me
Fantastic hip hop album
Overall good, but definitely recycled the same musical elements on several tracks (clarinet anyone?).
It wasn't that bad, it's just that nothing remotely differentiates it from other music of the same style.
I can't think of a world where I would find this album remotely enjoyable. 80's casio keyboard music and spoken word vocals that overwhelm everything else on every track is just god awful. A dumpster filled with diarrhea and cat piss would be too good of a trash receptacle to throw this away into.
Solid dad rock album. This is the most I have enjoyed Springsteen at any point in my entire life.
Better than the last Yes album, but average overall.
Solid Blues album. Really dropped off after that openeing track, but i enjoyed it thoroughly.
Good.... Just low energy jazz
I had no idea who this was and it turned out to be okay
I just love the raw, angry, aggressive, chaotic, and in your face sound of Slipknot. They seem to be able to sraddle the lines between thrash metal, death metal, and straight heavy metal while throwing in turntables and melodic vocal stylings as well. This album was a fun listen .
After a dismal vocal offering from the first track, this album settled right into 70's easy listening. The album was OK, but a far cry from the polish of someone like James Taylor.
While I can understand why this was unusual aand attractive after the musical stylings of the early 60s, I've come to the conclusion that prog rock just ain't my bag. It's long and unnecessarily drawn out songs are more distracting than enjoyable listening.
Obvious Oasis influences aside, this is the very definition of OK. Not great, not bad, just OK.
OK. Never been a big punk fan and this loses a point for the whiny vocals
Love the music. Ignored the lyrics for the most part
Very polished songs from a group I've always heard of, but never listened to. Decent album and the 2 sides were very different.
Good album with inventive rhythms. I always seem to enjoy Talking Heads.
Music was typical mellow synth pop. Not bad
Beat poetry over jazz just isn't for me. The words and music often didn't mesh and that made for an uncomfortable listening experience.
OK musically save for a few tracks with monotonous, never changing beats behind the lyrics.
Well produced and decent songs, but it was just nothing special for me.
Nas is suppoedly a great lyricist and rapper, but I pay little attention to lyrics and more to the music underneath. Pretty good rap album. I enjoyed it more musically than I anticipated.
Same vocals, same style syncopated drum parts, very similar guitar riffs on every track, but .... An ok listen somehow.
Man, Americana music just ain't for me. I dig Bluegrass (this ain't it), but this stuff is so slow and drawn out that I can't find any joy listening to it. I'm sure there's a mood that would lend itself to this symphony of depression, but I can't imagine the situation I would have to be in to listen to this on purpose.
Not for me man. This was just noise with some 90's alternative trickled throughout
Fantastic album. These guys will always be great to listen to
Really good Beatles album and the epitome of 60s pop. I'd give it 4.5 stars if that was an option.
Loved this one more than Innervisions. There was a wide array of styles and themes that just fit my mood and the vibe for the day.
There was some good on this album, but the barrage of freeform minor key rambling was disconcerting for me. Not a great listen.
Pretty good pre-80s Bowie album. The back half really took a weird turn with the somber instrumentals, but overall pretty enjoyable.
This is one of those albums that defined my early high school years. I practically wore out the cassette on trips to and from school on the bus. Though I never liked the clicky kick sound and lack of any bass guitar in the mix, this still holds up well for me. I can't give this 4.5 stars so it gets its 5.
Solid album when Lindsey's songs don't come up. He was definitely try too hard to break away from the success of Rumours and it didn't go that well.
Though I couldn't understand the rapping, it was rarely overpowering the music and complemented it instead. Nice jazzy vibe on this album.
Zappa just seems like he's trying to be so counterculture and so opposite of anything mainstream that the average listener would have a hard time enjoying any of what they hear. This album is hard to listen to. 1 star for sticking to his gun throughout his career and another star for musicianship. Outside of that this is shit garbage.
This inoffensive and upbeat 80s music that just kind of puts you in a happier mood. Overall a good album with a few odd lyrical choices.
This was OK moody 80s synth-pop. My first full listen to anything by them.
OK. Nothing to scream about. Good rhythms and sound overall.
Overall a good album, but man did it just have this neutered vibe. It always felt like it was going to go hard and be big and grandiose only to just slink back into the corner and softly play music hoping you'd like it. Everything felt timid and unassuming and that was frustrating to listen to.
Another Pixies album, and additional proof why I just don't enjoy it. While the back half of the album was somehow more enjoyable, it still didn't move the needle.
Really good chill electronica album with great blend of musical styles.
Man this is the blandest 90's rock i've heard. This album is so quiet and demure... as if it's trying to ride a harley and all it could muster was a 3 year old's my little pony bicycle complete with training wheels. If you look up the word "Meh" in the dictionary there's a picture of this album cover.
Just a whole bunch of meh for me. I can understand how this sound influenced some later artists, but it's just haphazard and really not my bag
OK. Better than some psychedlia laced rock of the time, but nothing to write home about.
Better musically, but I still hate Dylan's voice. Every one of his albums is hard to get through because of this.
Pretty damn good album for the disco era. More centered on rhythm and instuments than other music of the day.
Enjoyable Ska album for me. Nothing bad about it.
Just a really enjoyable AOR/Blues album. Another one that just sounded in the background and kinda bland, but I liked everything i heard.
Not a bad album, but one that wouldn't be on my frequently played list.
This wasn't too bad. Kinda liked it as background music.
Really enjoyed this one. Such a groovy chill sound and something I could listen to all the time.
Spacey electronic goodness.
Melancholy as fuck
I am no rap connoisseur so I will never be able to notice the differences in styles, but this just sounds like another 90's rap album to me. Better than the solo efforts by ghostface and RZA, but only marginally.
Fantastic chill jazz club vibes. Really enjoyed this.
I have hated Blister in the Sun since I first heard it, but I decided to give this an objective listen because that's what this list is all about for me. After some thought, I have decided that I hate the rest of it too. The music is uninspired, the vocals are from a whiny 5 year old and why is there acoustic guitar in every damn song that's front and center in the mix? My disdain for this musical style runs deep. Here's hoping this is the only album on the list.
Whiny female 90s alternative just ain't my bag baby
Really enjoyed listening to this one. It was a nice surprise to hear many genres melded into an underlying country vibe.
This was extremely OK. It kind of felt like I was listening to a musical. The crescendo of the album (the final two songs) we're way better than anything that had come before.
Another solid album from The Eagles. Points taken away for Earlybird, which completely ruined the cohesive vibe the rest of the album had going.
This may be a nostalgia thing, but I enjoy this album quite a bit. That low, grungy doom sound is one of my favorite vibes on an album.
This was ok for a 60s blues rock album. Joplin's voice is an acquired taste, but the backing band was pretty good.
Pretty good 60's rock album with a heavy anti-war message.
This ok. Boring, but ok.
This was just OK.
Another melancholy entry for this guy. I'm not sure why he's on this list twice
Pretty good album overall. It had this oddly mellow tone overall and that's an oddity for me.
Solid 3.5 for me. I love the new wave of synth-pop.
Slayer entered my realm of music with South of Heaven and I would often visit earlier albums of the bands I was listening to, so this was part of that process for me. I haven't listened to this in years and I still really enjoy it. Add a little nostalgia in and this is a solid 3.75 for me.
Better than I was expecting based on what I had heard from them prior
Solid fucking R&B album that was really more bluesy to me. This was an unexpected pleasure.
What you expect from a bossa nova album. It was surprising that one of them turned into a John Philips Sousa march, but overall a nice chill album.
I went into this only marginally aware of Bjork's musical style. I was pleasantly surprised by this album and its eclectic sound. I enjoyed it much more than I would have expected.
I enjoyed this much more than the last album. Live Who is much better than album Who.
Repetitive, boring, and super whiny vocals. The back half of the album was better, but just not good enough to get that 3rd star for me.
Solid funk/R&B album. I've always enjoyed the sound and vibe of EWF
Kudos to this guy for getting more than one album under his belt. I cannot fathom how this guy was remotely popular with his haphazard songs and lounge lizard singing, but you do you Britain.
This was a nice somber chill album. I enjoyed it.
It was better than expected, but not something that I would ever listen to again.
Solid 50's "country" album. No complaints.
Repetitive, boring, whiny vocals..... All the things I just love to death. This is occasionally OK.
This was fairly chill to listen to although there was a bit too much scratching in parts and a few spots where the vibe was interrupted by uncomfortable musical phrases.
This album was just meh. The voice was off putting and the music wasn't all that great.
Just an average blues album for me
Melancholy as always from Morrissey's vocal sound, but the music was good.
Just a great album through and through. I love the beasties playing their own instruments and there are just masterful sound drops throughout. It also hits my nostalgia card since I had this on repeat for a long time in the 90's
Good album back to front. CCR was tight and had catchy songs that are hard to disparage.
Middle of the road rock album. Nothing great, but nothing bad either
It's fine.
Good album and I can understand why it's considered one of their best ones. Just not my cup of tea unless I wanted to maintain a depressive episode.
I understand why people enjoy Outkast. The music is more creative and isn't just straight forward rap/hip-hop.
I wasn't sure what this was going to be, but I was pleasantly surprised by the chill nature of the music.
This is an album whose sound is very indicative of its time. This was a very simple, and unfortunately repetitive album. You better hope you like the first track because every other track sounds almost exactly the same.
This is a definite vibe that you have to be in the mood for. Overall a good album, though a really homogeneous sound.
Decent mellow rock album with an overall melancholy vibe. To be expected from Neil Young
Overall just a great cohesive album of his and blues rock. Really enjoyable
Decent electronica album. Nothing groundbreaking and nothing awful
Tidal is a vibe. Man it's a sensual rich tapestry of foreboding, but groovy songs. I found it to be a bit repetitive on a full listen, but it didn't detract from the experience.
Decent album overall. Typical bluesy rock of the time with the usual Hendrix flair along with some weird sonic choices.
Pretty wide ranging blend of musical genres on this album and it was more enjoyable than expected.
Great classic Cash album. The stage banter and off the cuff interactions with the inmates make this album so good. Really enjoyable.
Middle of the road 60's bubblegum pop that seems to want to be psychedlic rock, but couldn't pull it off save for the last track on the album
Overall this is a great album back to front. If I could give half stars this would be a 4.5, but here we are rounding up
Good album, but not as solid as the others on this list.
The music is fine. The vocals are fine. It's fine. That is all this is.
Definitely a very raw sound. No technical prowess on display here. Just hard driving rock. I enjoyed it more than I expected, but some of it was a little odd.
80's synthpop. Nothing of note.
This album is musically unremarkable and the vocals are...... not good. I'm not sure how this is considered some sort of seminal work from her. If it is, then the rest of her catalog must be shit garbage.
Solid album back to front and a nice nostalgic ride for me
Excellent overall. Really shows how much range and emotion she had when at her best
The music was just fine. The vocals were hot garbage. I don't know where they found this Lou Reed wannabe, but they should have just left them there
This album was better in the back half, but it's still not great. It was definitely the worst impression of ministry/rammstein/nine inch nails that I've heard. There was absolutely no reason for some of these songs to be more than 3 and 1/2 minutes.
As popular as the book and Wikipedia make this album sound, I never heard this growing up. I'm guessing this was due to the overwhelming scope of Nirvana's Nevermind. Listening to it now, it's just very pedestrian '90s alt rock.
This is the stereotype for hippie flower child music. It was ok
Decent songs and good harmonies as you'd expect. It was however, an extremely slow and depressing sound for me.
3.5 overall. Enjoyable to listen to all the way through even though the songs were long.
I could hear some motifs that reminded me of other bands, so I don't doubt that this had some influence on future groups, but the music was just mediocre for me.
The album is fine and has good songs. It just has the most dull, monotonous, and uninteresting sound ever placed on wax. Nothing about these songs is exciting. It's like the band all had a head cold, took some nyquil, and made unusually boring music in that Nyquil-fueled haze like zombies. The lackluster vibe just drags on and on and never changes. I understand the draw of Coldplay for people, but I only really enjoy this era of their work when I am feeling down and need a soundtrack for that mood. Their more recent work has more life and energy and is way more enjoyable.
I can hear the talent on the album, but unfortunately I can also hear her voice. It's very inconsistent and goes to places I feel it shouldn't. This is not something I'll ever listen to again unless forced to.
This is the most British album I have ever heard. Hopefully I will never hear another.
Middle of the road southern rock. Nothing much to it
Fine although a bit odd at times.
Now this is why people must like the Stones so much. Good overall blues and rock album
It was decent at times and I understand why he is so revered. This genre just isn't my favorite
Better than I was expecting. Good beats and solid lyrics
Nothing to hear here..... Move along.
Fine. Boring and repetitve, but fine.
I enjoyed the shit out of this one. Good arrangements, vocals, and musical vibes. Too bad he didn't get to make more music.
Overall great album. Super cohesive groove all the way through.
Straightforward jazz. No complaints here.
Not sure what this was, but I listened to it.
Through and through just a masterfully produced album.
Typical Yes.
What was this? I am still uncertain.
Huge album when it came out. This is a solid R&B album when you remove the stupid interludes.
If you like a consistent, never changing sound throughout your whole album, this is the one for you.
Surprisingly good album. Eclectic and ever changing genres and they were all handled very well
Well, Franz Ferdinand has a sound and they stick to it. This is a good album if you like that sound, but it's not overwhelmingly awesome or anything.
Not bad. Not great. Just average alt-punk rock.
If you're into someone doing an impression of singing under their breath and/or spoken word over pseudo country-folk then this album is great. For me, this is just someone's dad that thinks they have a great singing voice and rents a studio to put the horror show onto tape. It's god awful and boring. I'd rather listen to Dirk Diggler's unreleased studio album on repeat than listen to this.
To me this sounds like they're trying too hard to be unusual and avant-garde and they are overreaching big time. The music bed underneath is extremely basic
Standard Neil Young. Not much else to say about that.
There's something so comfortable and enjoyable about 50s & 60s country, like a warm blanket on a cold day.
Classic upbeat jazz record. Really enjoyed it
If the Hackers soundtrack had less enjoyable music riddled with poorly sampled drum sounds, this is what it would sound like. There were a few ok spots, but I can't fathom how people could ever have listened to drum n bass as a primary musical style.
Great album from Ray. Much more enjoyable than the country one on this list.
Being the first time I have ever heard this in its entirety, I found it pretty enjoyable. It's a solid 3.5 for me. The last 4 tracks were definitely leftover filler tracks judging by how good the front of the album was. Well produced and slick catchy songs even decades later.
I enjoyed this one more then his wings debut. This one felt more personal and honest and real
Though the subject matter is consistently about pain and loss, this is a well produced and arranged album. You can't deny how talented Adele is.
Good Korn album, though the 1hr runtime felt like 5hrs. There are some classic songs here, including one with possibly the heaviest breakdown I've ever heard (Freak on a Leash). I get chills every time I hear it. I had never heard this one in it's entirety and it wasn't anything groundbreaking, but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
Decent soul/R&B/funk album. The last track was like audible blue balls. There's no need for a 13 minute track telling some story while playing the same chords over and over.
Well, this Dylan album is musically better, but you still have to listen to Dylan sing, so still just an awful listen
I found this to be the most unassuming and subdued collection of music I've heard on this list. Nothing stood out and had I not KNOWN I was listening to it, I may not have noticed it was even there.
Unexciting 70's bluesy rock.
Decent early electronic music though extremely repetitive
Great rock album wrapped with latin jazz flavors and some notes le radio hits. Would listen to this album again.
Good homespun country music from the Queen of country.
Better than expected, but not something I would listen to often.
Pretty enjoyable county twang. Would listen again.
Fine for what it is. It's not really much though.
Just a mellow and good album through and through. 3.5
Better than I was expecting. It has a nice mellow 70s rock sound throughout
This sounds like the musicians were told to play as quietly and with as few notes as possible while the singer talked into and had mouth sex with his microphone. Garbage.
The heavy misogynist and frat boy vibe is a bit over the top, but was welcomed by many back in the day. Still a nostalgic and fun romp through what was rap back then.
Better than the last Joni Mitchell album, but this still isn't enjoyable for me.
Fine blues rock if you ignore the lyrics
Solid rock album. I wish the vocal stylings weren't so distracting, but it was a fun listen.
I have always enjoyed this album since its release. This listen has not swayed that opinion. Though the album gets slower and more melancholy as it goes, I still dig it.
This album is not my thing. Some of the music and beats are good, but i can do without the rapping and conversational vignettes at the end of seemingly every song.
Fine P-funk stripped of its ridiculousness and gimmicks.
Fine if you're in the mood to continue your depressive episode with music.
The same synth sounds on every track made this album very boring and very repetitive
Whoever suggested that they cover Pink Floyd should be smacked in the face with a raw fish. Otherwise this album was odd but fine.
Most of the music was fine. It was the vocals that often seemed out of sync and not really connected to the music.
I'm sure this was the bee's knees when it came out and it seemingly bridges 60's rock with 70's glam. This is a ridiculous and over the top album with songs that go on way too long for their own good. While Meat Loaf carries the weight of the songs well, I felt like he would collapse at any moment from the sheer energy he's belting out the lyrics with. This wasn't something I grew up on and only heard sparingly on the radio until now. I understand it's draw for people of a certain era, but listening to it fully for the first time has me convinced that it will also be my last.
Many good songs on the album and very cohesive vibe throughout
Often repetitive late 80s to time capsule.
Where to begin with this iconic album? This is definitely a different sound than their previous albums, but that worked to their advantage in a giant way, making it more accessible for mainstream music fans and not just die-hard rock stans. This album is tightly produced and meticulously crafted to produce a cacophony of sound that envelops your ears. The most noticeable of these techniques being the liberal use of reverb and the layer upon layer of vocal overdubs. I also noticed how far back the drums are in the mix because of this. Still, this is one of the biggest and most fun albums of that era and it deserves the full compliment of stars that I have to give it.
The music was what you'd expect, but the vocals were lacking the flair I've come to expect from Iron Maiden. Having only been exposed to Bruce Dickinson's vocals this left me wanting something different. Overall still a decent album.
This is an easy 4 for me. I love this kind of shit. Lo-fi esque, chill shit like this is just so enjoyable
Can't complain about this one either. Nice middle of the road electronic
Solid soft rock/pseudo-jazz album. Sade's vocals are always mesmerizing and her backup band is as tight as it gets. Even the non radio hits are well done.
Man this one was slow and melancholy to me. Not bad, but not someone I would listen to on purpose.
Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I would have enjoyed it more if the vocals didn't have effects on every damn song.
It started off as some sort of electronica, but then pivoted into an eclectic alt-rock sampler. It was OK, but it's not joining my library anytime soon.