Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Elton JohnElton John is a legend. This is a legendary album. So many great songs. Not a dull moment in such a long album
Elton John is a legend. This is a legendary album. So many great songs. Not a dull moment in such a long album
Funky psychedelic stuff đ
Fast-paced metal. Pretty good
Interesting Daft Punk vibes, but less fun. More robotic
Never clicked with this, but it could be really great
I guess I finally get Metallica. Pretty solid album.
Crazy how good Eminemâs raps are on this. A little inconsistent as far as quality goes and sometimes comes across as âedgyâ. Still, some 5-star songs on here
Love this album. Exemplifies everything I love about indie rock of this time
Classic 90s album. All the hits
A lot to take in on one listen. Recognized a couple songs, but I feel Iâll need to come back to this.
Issa vibe. Not something I would normally choose to listen to, as I never got into shoegaze-y music, but itâs pretty vibey.
Perfect album. David Bowie is a treasure
Feels like a compilation rather than a complete album. Still got several of the hits
Listened to this once and itâs very well produced and everything, but I feel like Elvis Costello just isnât totally my thing
Made me want to revisit other albums of this time period. Full of nostalgia and I was surprised how many songs I knew. Still, the lyrics are pretty corny and the vocal style is distracting and doesnât hold up.
Interesting crossover of Modest Mouse and moe.
Very â80s sounding. Doesnât do much for me
Love the Doors
Fleetwood Mac is great! Not as great as Rumors, but still great
Love some Iggy!
Okay. Probably wouldâve really be into this ten years ago
Just not my thing. IDK
Good album, but I donât enjoy the Flaming Lips as much as I used to
I can dig it.
Soulful and psychedelic. I like it
Really good delta blues/punk fusion. Can definitely hear the influence on the White Stripes.
Interesting. Didnât like it at first, but could be something that grows on me
Adele is one of the greatest singers of this generation. Still, the music isnât necessarily my jam and nothing about this album blows me away.
Probably my hottest take, but I canât stand to listen to AC/DC. I was hoping listening to the entire album would change my mind, but it didnât. It made me appreciate the hits a little more, but everything else exemplifies the things I hate about hair metal/stadium rock. VERY subjective opinion, but this band has band forced into my ears since I was born. Iâm sure others have a similar opinion of the Grateful Dead, but for me, AC/DC is that band I have no love for. đ¤ˇ
Sounds good, but I canât help but feel like theyâre trying too much to sound like Bowie
Some of the most beautiful music I donât understand.
Classic gangsta-rap album. Ice Cube was clearly the best rapper of NWA. I like the beats on this too
People say this is the first heavy metal album, but it doesnât sound like heavy metal to me. Decent blues rock sound, kinda like the White Stripes. It may have been innovative for the time, but just okay today
Classic folk-rock album of the hippie generation. Not everything aged great
Not my favorite from the Police, but a lot of good stuff that really highlights their reggae influences
A few stinkers mixed in with a bunch of bangers. Sometimes, âThe Policeâ sound dated to me, but theyâre undeniably great
Solid album from The Cure. Loved their new album and this one is almost as good. Looking forward to their later albums
Moody alt shit. Somewhere between Velvet Underground and The National. I dig it, even if it didnât blow me away
Whatâs not to love? Not as experimental as Bitches Brew, but a nice integration of electronic instruments with classic Miles jazz
Pretty great. Had this album for years and never really gave it that much of a chance.
Pretty solid and I could see it being a big deal when it came out in â65
Pretty great. I could see myself being really into this if I was around at the time it came out. Still, it sounds distinctly very 90s pop
The Stones are the best. So great songs on this one
Elton John is a legend. This is a legendary album. So many great songs. Not a dull moment in such a long album