I mean…..greatest album ever???

I love Radiohead. And this album is no exception. Haunting and beautiful. Perfect way to close out the work week.

You can definitely hear how this is a precursor to grunge. Always solid songwriting with Young.

Definitely eclectic, but also tells a good story. Musically similar but also dissimilar to their other work. Experimental, even for them.

Very reflective of the era it came out in. Joni Mitchell is one of great lyricists of all time and this shows here. Soul searching and soothing.

Very reflective of the era it came out in. Joni Mitchell is one of great lyricists of all time and this shows here. Soul searching and soothing.

One of the best voices in history. An amazing album showcasing an amazing talent. She is the Queen. ‘Nuff said.

What an album. Top to bottom just solid. Listening to this makes me sad as to what else she could have given the world if she had been alive longer. Amazing vocals, lyrically solid. Top to bottom great album.

What a great time. Johnny Cash is such a natural in front of a crowd. Not a long album but still as quality as it gets.

Someday she will be considered one of the greatest voices of all time. Right now, this is a beautiful album made specifically to help endure massive changes and heartache.

Very nostalgic and reminiscent of a time well before I was born. Very iconic songs and sound.

My question is, does he sound like that when he talks normally? Very specific era of music that has a “you know it when you see/hear it” vibe. Lots of nostalgia.

An album from the year I was born! What a unique sound. I wouldn’t be surprised if this kickstarter that whole style of music specific to that era. What a trip.

The Dire Straits have always been near and dear to my heart. While this debut, self titled album is not my favorite work of theirs, there is no denying their unique sound a la The Allman Brothers or Chicago.

Queen will always be one of my favorite bands. I could listen to this all day.

The image on this album cover is so evocative for the sound that you hear. I want to get in a fight at a bar now.

Never heard of this band before. Not being a big fan of jazz, I will certainly say that it was a lot of jazz. That is all.

Classic album. Really miss Lauryn Hill being in the music scene.

One of the best rock albums top to bottom. Period.

The word “seamless” comes to mind with this album. Always a classic. And you can hear the vitriol seethe in every chorus.

Led Zeppelin has always been one of the best. This album, however ran a little too long for my tastes. Give me Kashmir and I’m good.

Don’t have a lot to say about this one. Not really my sound.

That was……unique. It was as if Trent Reznor and Ross Geller were stuck in a room together and got bored. If you know you know.

Solid entry into the U2 vault. There’s a reason they’ve been around as long as they have.

I’ve heard a few of these songs before but never knew who they were by. Soothing, beautiful music.

One of my all time favorite albums from one of my all time favorite groups featuring one of my all time favorite songs.

Nobody can play the guitar like Eddie Van Halen. Solid album.

Very evocative of the era. But also a very different sound from earlier Monkees albums.

Timeless. Very important in the development of rock n roll. And very iconic.

Very easy to listen to. Actually never heard of him before this, so fortunately now I have.

Solid album. Great songwriting. Simply the best.

Beautiful composition. Very relaxing and moving.

Such a great album. Smoothest voices.

Love this album. Love the Blues Brothers. This album just made me so happy.

This is one of my father’s favorite albums and groups so this was very fun to listen to all the way through.

Well that was unexpected and unique. I didn’t even know this album existed. I have a very unique mindset that would accompany this album. That’s all I’ll say.

Nope. Did not care for that.

Classic album from my youth. Chris Cornell had one of the best voices in rock history.

Classic rock album. Such great songs.

Very similar sound throughout, but still very good overall.

Such an authentic and cool album. Johnny Cash is just cool. The end.

Fun to listen to, definitely hints of songs to come in future albums. Not my favorite of theirs, but still very good nonetheless.

Very reminiscent of the era, but also sounding like the beginning of the sounds of the aughts.

What a throwback to my youth. The energy on this album is unreal.

Another throwback. The riffs sound so simple, yet they make great memorable music.

Soothing folk music. And you know, Midnight Cowboy.

Smooth and pretty much perfect. I could listen to this all day.

Not my favorite album of theirs, but a solid outing that evokes self reflection.

Very fun album. Just a pinch before my time, but much appreciated nonetheless.

By the end, I felt like I was descending into a bad dream. Not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing, which is concerning.

Intense and adrenaline pumping.

Dark and brooding. Reminds me of every 80s vampire movie ever.

I’ve never listened to PJ Harvey so this was a pleasant surprise. Really enjoyed this.

I love Radiohead. And this album is no exception. Haunting and beautiful. Perfect way to close out the work week.

That played like a greatest hits album. Classic, classic album.

Some good songs, but you really have to be in the mood for techno, even slow techno.

My first album ever. Love it so much, beginning to end.

Not a huge jazz fan but that was surprisingly pleasant.

Never heard the term “dream pop” before but it is very appropriate to describe this. Very pleasant album.

The Girl from Ipanema. Love it.

What a great album. So many well known songs. Classic.

The Beach Boys will always get a gold star from me. Very different from a lot of their other albums.

Some serviceable songs, but not really a Kiss fan.

This album is like poetry. Very well put together.

This is the stuff. What a great album.

Haunting and beautiful. Very clever.

The atmosphere this album produces is fantastic.

Least favorite album so far. I will never listen to that again.

Solid outing from The Boss.

All the hits in one place. Classic.

Well. That was brief.

100% new to me. What an odd little journey of an album.

That was…..something

WU-TANG FOREVER

Definitely a new sound for him, but I always love good Bowie.

Gold ol’ Bob Dylan.

Heavy hitting and a lot of fun.

Fun punk album.

Great sound with some classic hits.

Different in all the best ways. An album that lets you escape for just a little bit.

Great classics. Album/songs ran a little long sometimes though.

Honestly, not a bad album. Just didn’t really do anything for me.

There’s a reason this is one of the best selling albums in the UK of all time.

What a fun album. I could listen to that all the time.

Nothing amazing. But not bad.

Interesting and fun album.

Haunting melodies. Reminiscent of later Radiohead albums.

Solid outing and a great sound.

Such a seminal album. I could listen to this all of the time.

You can never go wrong with Jimi Hendrix.

Well constructed album, just not really my thing.

Very pleasant album to listen to. Did not feel as long as it was.

What a great album. Never heard of this group before but I’m glad I have now.

Classic album. Solid outing.

Not my favorite Prince album, but still very good.

Might be my least favorite album so far. Two thumbs down.

Quiet. Dark. But tranquil.

Fun and original album. Great outing by the Scottish stars.

Metal at its best. Great album.

Not a huge jazz person. There were parts that weren’t bad but others, I don’t know. It reminded me of a recurring stress dream. IYKYK.

As 80s sounding as it gets. But still a great album.

Hits in all the right spots. Great album.

Such a beautiful and laid back album. Hope set to song.

Nothing special. But not bad.

Very Stones-esque. Also occasionally odd lyrically.

As with all Pink Floyd albums this one too is an experience.

One of, if not the favorite album of theirs for me behind maybe Let it Bleed. Great, great stuff.

One of the great R&B albums from that era.

Great blues album. All time great.

Not one of the greatest albums of all time, but a solid outing.

This album still hits. Totally forgot this wasn’t his debut album.

One of the all time greats. Love this album.

Vintage Clapton. A very good listen.

Unique for being one of the first rock operas, still managed to be over my head.

Great voice, but didn’t care for the songs.

Very reminiscent of the Vince Guaraldi Trio. Easy to listen to.

There is only one Frank Zappa. For ill or naught.

Everyone should listen to this at least once in their lives. Fantastic.

Huh. Neve knew Sepultura were Brazilian. Learn something new every day.

I don’t know why but this album is very comforting to me. I don’t have a lot of experience with French house music but this hit the spot.

Powerful album.

Unmistakably The Pixies. Undeniably from the ‘90s.

Well that was…….something.

One of my favorite bands and a fantastic album. Beautiful.

Great album. A+!

What a time for Indie rock. Solid album.

Rock at its finest. Classic.

Very different album. Ups and downs. And one moment in particular that was very off putting. But definitely all Lou Reed.

Very good album. Reminds me of high school into college.

What else can be said. This album is perfection personified by the greatest guitarist of all time.

Great energy in this album. Always have great respect for Iggy Pop.

This album hits home for a lot of reasons. Definitely worth multiple play throughs.

Haven’t heard this album in years. Still an amazing voice.

Very somber. Still have a hard time processing Nick Cave’s voice.

This is rock and everything that followed. Everyone should listen to this album at least once in their lives.

Simple yet brilliant song crafting from one of the best.

Indicative of the era that it’s from. A very fun album.

Powerful messsge. But half of the album is beat poetry. I hate beat poetry.

Super fun album and one of the all time greats.

…….what just happened?

Very strong post-punk vibes. Creative album.

Long album(s) but still a great creative flex.

Really great prog rock. Very easy to listen to.

Hip hop elite. Essential listening, as per this list.

Well, this was…..neat.

Haunting and beautiful. Life In a Glass House is one of my favorite songs.

Great takes on a lot of classic songs. Really well done.

All time classic from one of the great singer/songwriters.

This was my first time ever hearing Wilco. Very unique sound and a very smooth listen.

Well that was as ‘Talking Heads’ as an album could be.

The roots of post-punk and indie rock have been laid out. The Strokes thank you.

As prog-rock-Rush as it gets.

Everybody likes Sly and the Family Stone. Everybody.

“Folktronica” is definitely the best way to describe this band. Fun listen.

This album could fit into any era. It takes from multiple genres of music.

The best way to describe this album is a fantasy adventure movie from the 80s. Just fantastic.

Well, this certainly takes me back to high school. Love it.

This album is what I would refer to as “excessive folk.”

Well. That was definitely techno.

Well. That was definitely techno.

Well. That was definitely techno.

Amazing album start to finish.

What can you say that hasn’t already been said? Perfection.

An interesting country/rock hybrid.

An ok country album with meh vocals.

Throwback to my youth. I had forgotten how much I love this album.

Songs I grew up with thanks to my dad and his amazing, eclectic musical tastes.

“Honky Tonk” is the best way to describe this album.

This is definitive 80s.

Pretty good album with one of the best written songs of all time.

This album is everything. I love it so much.

One of the best pop albums ever. Period.

One word: mediocre.

This album felt like an unrelenting Caroll-esque nightmare set to music.

Such an important album from my youth. All time classic.

Did not know who this man was before today. But now I have a name to go with some very classic songs.

Right out the gate, the first three songs. Bam. Classic.

Very pleasant album to listen to. Lover her voice.

The album did not feel as long as it actually was. Very easy to listen to.

Very representative of early aughts indie punk rock.

I have yet to listen to a Bowie album in its entirety and not love it. This is no different.

A definitively 80s album, but sometimes too repetitive.

Well, that wasn’t bad. But it wasn’t great. It was certainly music. That is all.

Lyrically very creative. Love Shogun Assassin. WU-TANG.

Important band. But the sound didn’t do a whole lot for me.

God I miss classic hip hop. One of the greatest.

Love this album. It just exudes “cool.”

Never listened to this whole album. Pretty fun actually.

Medieval times meets prog rock. Quite the experience.

I knew the first song. The rest was more of the same.

What more can be said about this man. Brilliant.

One of my favorite albums. Amazing bass lines. Also, a tornado almost hit my parking lot at work. Coincidence? Probably.

Well, that was certainly jazz. Not my favorite, but not bad.

Not familiar with any of the songs, but a really great sound.

So, I have this recurring stress nightmare……

CCR: always down for a good time.

You can definitely hear how this is a precursor to grunge. Always solid songwriting with Young.

Another solid outing by Blur. Don’t think I’ve heard the is album before today.

Well that was…..something…

The epitome sound of 80s British pop.

What a classic. And today I learned that the song “Anything Goes” is a real song and not in fact made up for the movie Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

The King debuts. And all is pipe.

This was average. Nothing special. Probably forget about it by tomorrow.

This is how you make an album. Beginning to end. *chef’s kiss*

Love to listen to an album that pioneered a particular sound. Very solid album.

Great (but long) album. Very recognizable music.

Undeniably important album. And a big hit in my family specifically.

This album made me feel young again for some reason. Is it magic?…..

Punk rock in its purest form. Hook it to my veins!

Beck is back! Odelay.

My god. What an amazing album. I need to get this on vinyl.

Serious college flashbacks. This album is a lot of fun.

Not my favorite music of his, but still good nonetheless.

Holy hell that was an experience. But I honestly feel better having gone through it in one sitting.

Don’t have a lot to say about this album. Felt very mediocre to me.

Never been the biggest Bon Jovi fan, but the hit making on this album is undeniable.

Just now learning of the musical genre “cool jazz.” If anyone personifies that moniker, it would be Miles Davis.

That was something. But also, way too long. I couldn’t differentiate the songs from each other if I really had to.

So I’m going to be in the minority, but this is not my favorite Madonna album. Not quite sure why. Great songs on here though.

Oddly, my favorite song on the album is the Bob Dylan cover. Still, a very good album.

Such an iconic album from my youth and really of all time. Really, really great stuff.

Head banging at a premium. Hello, Library of Congress.

What a time to be young with music. Great album and the beginning of the legacy of Snoop D-O-GG.

Adequate. The end.

I surprisingly really enjoyed this album. Great sound.

Very easy listening. Great way to end the week.

I could listen to Bob Marley every day. Great stuff.

Wu-Tang forever. Great album.

Another pleasant surprise unlocked. Great listen.

Otherworldly. Haunting. Gothic. Beautiful.

THE punk rock. The end.

Such an iconic album. Very representative of the 1980s and music video evolution.

Perfectly adequate in every way.

Surprisingly solid album. Great closer too.

The great songs are great. The rest of the album is ok to me (I hate skits!).

Really good album. Oddly soothing since I don’t typically enjoy jazz all that much.

I can only imagine what seeing him live was like. Great album.

Well that was a surprise. Not bad at all.

Love the post-punk sound. Great album.

I love this sound. I love this band. I love this album.

Never a bad album.

So THIS is the album that song from Paranorman is from? Great album.

You can never go wrong with Ray Charles.

If Vampire Weekend and The Shins had a baby and that baby had another baby with Gonzo the Great and that baby decided to do acid.

Not bad despite the fact that I don’t like him as a person.

Love the early gothic sound. Solid album.

Not too bad. But nothing great.

I mean, it’s rock. Not bad. But I don’t know if I’d listen to it again.

Perfectly fine album from an artist I’ve never heard of before.

One of my favorite albums of all time. There will never be another David Bowie.

Love me some yacht rock. Before this, if you had asked me to name a Steely Dan song I would fail. I have definitely heard most of these songs before but never knew who made them.

Certainly different. Definitely late 90s Brit rock. Not bad.

Lot of hits on this album. Solid outing.

I don’t particularly care for jazz, but this wasn’t bad.

A really lovely jazz album, which is saying something since I’m not fond of jazz.

The balls it takes to call yourself The Band. Not a bad album though.

Definitely metal. Not the biggest fan of the industrial scene, but not bad.

This album goes harder than I remember. Solid listen.

Overall, a fairly odd album. Curious.

The epitome of classic. What a great album.

What a great album. I could listen to that all day.

This album sounds like if Roy Orbison and Elvis Costello had a kid and that kid lost their wife to Conway Twitty. Meaning, I loved it.

Pleasantly surprising album. Very well thought out and great production.

A combination of The Smashing Pumpkins, Marilyn Manson and The White Stripes. Pretty good album.

Always a good time.

More surprise songs on here than expected (I knew the tunes but never the names). A solid listen through.

I didn’t know who this was until about halfway through. But that halfway point was gold.

If you don’t enjoy this album then there is something wrong with you.

Well that was…….fine.

What a great rock album. Love it.

Not my favorite, but respect.

Did not care for that at all.

Well that was definitely some insane post punk gothic craziness. Nick Cave in all his glory.

Punk rock at its finest.

Not a big prog rock fan. But still not bad.

Great album. Lot of fun to listen to.

Fun album. Solid listen.

Not my favorite stuff by them, but still good.

I love this album. You have no idea.

Not my favorite. But still pretty good.

Not my favorite. But still pretty good.

Not my favorite. But still pretty good.

Not my favorite. But still pretty good.

Such a great album. Love Bob Dylan.

Such a good album. All the feels.

Aaaaaaaand done.

Such a soothing classic. Fire and Rain is an amazing piece of songwriting.

I mean…..greatest album ever???

I love this album so much. You have no idea.

Beautiful, pensive perfection, to the surprise of no one.

Very repetitive. Just ok.

Terrible day to hear this on. I might not be giving it a fair shot but it is what it is.

Honestly never been a huge Billy Joel fan and never listened to any of his albums. This is the first. And now I’m a fan.

Pretty good album but not my favorite of his.

Classic McCartney.

That is the country music that I love.

Such a great album. There’s only one Prince.

Well. Ok then.

Love it x’s100.

First listen through. Solid outing.

Krautrock you say? Learn something new every day.

Definitely felt like the 90s.

Great proto punk album.

First time listening all the way through. Very good album.

I give you greatness personified.

Superb

Typical Nick Cave. Plus Harry Potter this time.

Classic and iconic.

This album is everything you would want a hit album to be, and does so effortlessly.

Not bad. Alright.

Exactly what you think it would be.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the 80s.

This album is something else. Definitely ahead of its time.

That’s just really good music.

Heavenly perfection.

Everything they make is gold. Great album.

No.

Wow. Top to bottom great album.

Decent outing.

Not bad.

Album hits hard, man. Good stuff.

Well that was certainly an experience.

All day. Love it.