What I liked about this album : Organ, vocoder, powerful vocals, AMAZING GUITAR and harmonica, Gospel, strong racial affirmation, percussions, hands clapping, diversity, brass section, harmonies, great simplicity-complexity balance, BASS. What I didn't like about this album : It lasts less than an hour, I can never listen to it for the first time again, I will never get to experience it live at Woodstock '69.

Not really my type. For some reason, I have never enjoyed Chris Cornell's voice, even though I reckon he has an amazing range and control. I did not like nor dislike this album, I just probabl won't listen to it.

What I liked about this album : Organ, vocoder, powerful vocals, AMAZING GUITAR and harmonica, Gospel, strong racial affirmation, percussions, hands clapping, diversity, brass section, harmonies, great simplicity-complexity balance, BASS. What I didn't like about this album : It lasts less than an hour, I can never listen to it for the first time again, I will never get to experience it live at Woodstock '69.

Not a bad album, I just don't get the hype as I feel it is pretty weak compared to some of the band's other albums. Even for a debut album, I must admit I was never really impressed by Is This It. It might have something to do with the fact that I have always been a great fan of The Killers' Hot Fuzz, ITI's direct rival, which is, IMHO, far superior on every aspect. Still, ITI is a good listen.

Fun fact : before my daughter was born, before we even knew she would be assigned female at birth, my significant other and I used to call her "Stevie". That's how much I love the man.

I didn't really get Johnny Cash before listening to this album. I must admit that in general, I tend to focus more on the music than on the lyrics. Cash's melodies are quite simple in most songs, which prevented me from really listening to anything he ever did. I tried to focus more on the lyrics for this listen and I have to admit, I was shaken. I can see why people tended to recognize themselves in these songs. It's also probably the best live album by a country artist, ever.

Damn is Björk weird. I'd be lying if I said I didn't like it though. I remember I once bought a used iPod with lots of music on it and I listened to the music on Shuffle. The very first song of hers I heard is It's oh so quiet and I just thought WTF is this, I need to find more. I have to admit I prefer her punk years with Tappi Tikarrass though.

I decided to be brutally honest on this one. I totally hated it. I get why some people might enjoy it but I just can't. I found almost everything either boring or annoying.

I had such a great time listening to this album! The production is soooo clean and powerful

Not my first listen. Such a good album, makes me really nostalgic. Not tgeir absolute best IMHO though.

I've always really enjoyed this album. However, being a big Pink Floyd fan, I don't think this is their best works. Best production, maybe, but not the best songs. Still an amazing listen everytime! 4.5/5

If I had been a teen when this came out, I would have cried myself to sleep every night knowing I would never be with Debbie Harry. This album is SO GOOD.