Nope

This was my first REM album. And for a long time, my favorite. Had it on cassette, of course. Got it from the BMG music group (11 for the price of 1! Plus shipping of course).

- takes me back to living in Frankfurt, 2001 - Remember it sounding like the Kid A outtakes, which it more/less was - Worst aspect is that it is compared to other fantastic Radiohead albums

One of my favorite albums to hear in a bar.

One day a country album might get more than 2 stars from me. Not today.

A Wednesday fan! I like this record. Reminds of Bowie’s voice, and he seems like he’d be fun to drink pints with.

Incredibly talented guy. I love that he came to Dayton after the mass shooting downtown. This isn’t an album I would keep listening to.

I dig some of these tunes, but some don’t hold up for me. And I am sick of hearing about NYC neighborhoods getting name checked

- This is the album during which I try to arrive at the Beatles marathon. The dawn of era that I appreciate from them. I don’t love the album; but In My Life is on a different level.

“And that was the last and only time I listen to that album. More like The No.”

Heart of Glass is an all time track.

Great Tejas rock

Nope

I’m sure my dad has this on vinyl. Reminds me of home. And for some reason I have a soft spot for westerns and Texas music.

I love this absolute classic. One of my 3 favorite Bowie records.

Nope

Another classic. One of my favorite albums from the 80s, and favorite from The Cure.

If I could give zero…

Close to a 4 for me. A few tracks sunk that. Wildly creative.

-reminds me of a stones record -has the song where the guitar hook was lifted as a sample!

I think Coltrane is talented, and I still experience no joy in listening to this madness. Maybe one day.

First cassette I ever bought!!

A Forest is one of my favorite Cure songs. Not really into the rest of the record.

All timer. I know this album word for word.

Rush has some songs I like but this album bores me

Too big and bloated but still full of great tunes

I once liked roundabout.

Yay! This was one of the many albums that I loved in high school.

Didn’t like “Valerie” or “The Finer Things”, his hits from his most popular solo album. I like this even less.

riff after riff. Often imitated, never duplicated.

riff after riff. Often imitated, never duplicated.

They got criticized for lifting a riff from Wire, but this album rocks. Gem from the 90s.

Honestly liked it more than I thought I would

I liked Common better when he wasn’t pushing AI. The Light is a standout track for me.

Not a fan

Classic that changed the world.

Never got into this band but they’re held in high acclaim. I like Ready to Start.

Solid debut. But I never got into an entire FF album.

Saw them on this tour at the LC. Feel lucky to have been able to do that.

If it has more than 2 classics it would be a 3

I always think of Out R Inn when I hear this album. And how I wrote something like, 2000 BIATCH on the bathroom wall and it stayed there for like 20 years

Liked this on first listen! Another 💿 added thanks to this project.

Passing me by is a classic, but the record does not hold up. Yikes.

Rating this 💿? It’s so easy.

Favorite Beck album, and my favorite sad album. Probably a top 20 all timer for me. Really connected with me.

Don’t like the entire album, but I appreciate Common’s vibe.

2 iconic tracks, not much else.

Pixies (and Kim Deal) ended up being a massive force in the modern music era.

One of my least favorite Radiohead albums. Still like plenty of songs I like… but way down there on my list of RH albums. So I almost never pick it as a listen.

10 mile stereo is a stand out track for me here.

3 just bc Dancing Queen is one of the greatest pop songs

This project has taught me this: Brazilian samba/jazz is a thing I dig.

Huge Led Zep phase when I was around 12-14 years old. Got the greatest hits box set (cassettes) one Christmas… probably 1990? ‘91 latest. This was my favorite album of theirs for a while.

Like this one! Plenty of disco vibe, feels like they are figuring it out. Almost a 4

BD & Stuck in a moment are good. The rest disappointed me and signaled the end of me liking U2’s albums from there on out.

First NCBS album I’ve listened to. Not my thing but he’s well thought of. He’s def got his own sound.

I should have listened to more Run DMC as a kid

EDM! I should have listened to more Orbital. Still sounds fresh, even with sp many synths.

Best album in the career of arguably the best band of the 80s. Seeing them reunite in 2007 will be a top-10 concert highlight of my life.

Hated this one

Had not heard of this band, other than Summertime Blues.

Favorite Nirvana album, recorded famously and quickly in Minnesota by Steve Albini (RIP). There’s a grip it & rip it feel to some of the songs here, but All Apologies & Pennyroyal Tea showed they could also produce sweet melodies if they wanted. Kurt was gifted.

A great Radiohead album, and yet probably my 5th or 6th favorite Radiohead album.

Boom! One of my most listened to rap albums. Great companion to Nation of Millions.

Super famous and on a bunch of top 50 albums lists. I like a few songs on it.

A top 3 Bowie album for me. Very influential on some of my favorite artists, and a 💿 that still stands up 45 years later

I like this one more than I expected.

Ugh

Surprised I have never heard of them. Strong 3. Weird but interesting even on first listen.

Major 90s record right here.

Oops. Rating and comments for Pet Shop Boys was meant for this album. Life is a mystery!

Classic late 80s album. Unique sound and fun tracks.

Mix of everything Radioheadish they’d made so far. Somehow overlooked in their catalogue but still masterful IMO

The American Beatles?! No way. Yuck.

She’s an icon and an American treasure. I hope I never have to hear this album again.

Zooms to the top 3 favorite TH 💿s...

Hungry Like The Wolf - Going to try this one at karaoke one day

Not a great 💿. There’s a reason you only know 1 track from DU.

I picked up this cassette the same day as Ten by PJ. Was at the moment alt/grunge started to take over my musical world.

Liked it more than expected. Almost a 4.

Liked this more than expected on my first listen. That’s right, my first listen was 2024. I had convinced myself I didn’t really like them.

This is a candidate for Nate’s all-time top 10. Easily top 25.

I missed out on lots of enjoying Sonic Youth when I was more youthy.

Impressed. Not really my thing but this is a good album. Varied, interesting, compelling.

Influential band

His songwriting is not for me, but I marvel at his talent

I looked up the album to see if it was a greatest hits, and the notes here literally said I’d be forgiven for thinking it was a greatest hits album. So, I am forgiven!

Love this album.

Annoying

Not as good as Badmotorfinger…

Need to listen to this one more often

Diverse, big rock record. Don’t love every song but the great ones carry it far for me.

I don’t get it

Pretty dumb.

Highest rated album is never heard on this list. Awesome!

Not a fan of this one

Disappointed to hear Hard to Handle was a cover. But I liked this when it came out.

Taught myself a lot of these songs when I got my guitar.

Kanye is nuts, but I remember enjoying this 💿 in 2010. Upon relisten… it holds up really well. Surprised.

Produced by a future Oscar-winning Soundtrack dude!

Good but overshadowed by their next 2 records

Listened to more than I expected of this one. I dig the first few tracks.

Had not listened to this one. I think this would have been pretty fantastic in 1982. Much holds up, even as I like their later releases more.

My first Metallica exposure was “One”.

2 decent tracks but not my thing

Nope

Just because there are nice grooves doesn’t mean that it’s that much more listenable. Songwriting matters.

I have explored this 💿 multiple times. I think VU is a band I’ll make a playlist of. Greatest Hits… I can probably do that. There are some that are trippy and interesting here. Some just don’t land for me yet.

New band I like!

Seems like I’m not into dreamy psych 60s pop that’s not Beatles

One of the better funk pop albums?

Favorite 💿 of my teenage years. Still holds up for me. Changed my life.

Hit after hit. Often complex, and sometimes so simple.

A chilling and unforgettable goodbye. Still how I first think of their live performance, which is a weird reality. I never saw them live in person and must have listened to this record 100 times.

A masterpiece of bleeps written by someone 14-21 years old at the time. Maybe it’s appropriate that this album has no expiration date for me. Ageless melodies and rhythms.

Whining.

This is a high three, but it’s just not 4 quality for me

3 killer tracks plus average supporting tunes.

Changed my life. Felt like a dangerous, unique and challenging album in my late teens. Holds up very well 31 years later. Feels different now than it did when I was 17/18, but that’s a good thing. Nearly perfect, certainly a top 3 favorite record of my life (so far).

We played this one a BUNCH at Camelot Records in 1995-96. It was my senior year and of the music we were allowed to play in-store, that record was among our favorite. Customers and our Manager… not so much.

Poignant album about race, wealth inequality and the struggles of life that is just as sharp nearly 40 years later. Fast Car hits me every time. One of the best songs ever written?

Whoa, nice discovery here. Really liked this one on first listen. Doesn’t hurt that I know Trent Reznor admired Siouxsie, and NIN’s first tour was supporting them. But I had never heard this album and really dig it.