Exceptional album. Love screams. The beginning of 90s alt music that starts in the end of 80s. Love Pixies

The beginning of Queen. I liked Father to Son

My first Blues Album. Unfortunately, I was not really impressed 😕

The famous Intro

Not bad, first glance on the Rush

Super

The best Oasis album

Solid, and of course great hit Nothing compares 2 U

American Folk, not my cup of tea

Not my type at all

Classic hip-hop, Rebel without the pause especially good

Unique blend of folk, jazz, and blues, the title track is a tribute to Martyn's friend Nick Drake

Great Album, especially I enjoyed Proud Merry

Idk, I did not like it

Some good hits (Keep on Moving, Back To life) in general solid R&B album

Good pop Album. Great Adele's voice. A lot of hits

A timeless instrumental album. Great soulful and groovy sound

Berlin, 2nd album from trilogy. Bowie and Iggy. Iconic Heroes

A big beat album with hits like 'The Rockafeller Skank' and 'Praise You,' 'Right here, Right now'. Known for its energetic, sample-heavy sound

Love of my Life, You're my best friend and legendary Bohemian Rhapsody. Great album

Great post-Beatles album. Spiritual themes, diverse musical styles, and impressive collaborations with world-class musicians

I liked some bass lines

Chain of Fouls, You Make Me Feel Like - what can I say, the Queen of Soul, so flawless and magical

Annoying voice, sry

Great album by Santana! Some well-known cover hits and the album cover itself is just pure art

The best trip hop album

Jack White’s signature distorted guitar riffs and Meg White’s primal drumming. A sports and commercial anthem Seven Nation Army. I also enjoyed Ball and Biscuit and The Hardest Button to Button.

One of the best alternative rock albums of 90s. So much energy and in the same time some calmness like in the song To Forgive. And, of course, the legendary 1979, the anthem of youth

The best album from Berlin trilogy, imo. So much impact on other famous musicians. My personal favorites are Breaking Glass, Sound and Vision, Warszawa

This synthesizer sound is just the representation of 80s era

One of the best EDM albums of all the time

Jazz classic, superb album

I feel the power and anger from this album. Killing in the Name is just a classic song of that 90s period. I also enjoyed the bass and guitar parts. Fire album

Classic American pop-punk album

Adele's voice is something else. Great pop album of 2010's. Some worldwide hits, but I was also surprised by Lovesong cover

Kid, Private Life and of course Brass in Pocket - some songs that I enjoyed the most. Solid album, I wish I could be as cool as Chrissie Hynde one day

Crazy, that this album came in 1969. The drums and guitar parts are just excellent. However, I do not really like the vocal part - too much yelling. Good times Bad Times - superb opening

I love listening to Steely Dan. It is always very relaxing

He whines a lot... But Yellow is a great and easy song to play on guitar :)

Good album from hair metal era with huge hits

This is Michael Jackson. King of Pop.

Influential band in the alternative rock scene for sure. But for me some songs are just the dull mix of simple noise. I liked the first track of the album tho

Some funky stuff, love it!

This is one of the greatest hip-hop albums. The moment I heard it for the first time, I instantly liked it

Great 60s psychedelic rock album

One of the first punk albums. I like Blitzkrieg Bop song, but honestly all other songs are so alike, repetitive and simple ( but what can you aspect from guys that played instruments like for a year )

Elton in his prime. The guitar and piano parts are just awesome. And impeccable voice

One of the most legendary album covers. Probably also the greatest punk album, imo. I like the distinct voice of Joe Strummer. Additionally, the mix of different genres like reggae and funk is definitely make the album more versatile and more interesting

Godfather of the punk movement

Best Springsteen's album. Legendary sound of classic American rock from 80's

One of the best pop singers of the 90s. My All is a great radio hit

So groovy, fire bass parts, and of course, the one and only MJ

I like ghotic post punk and Siouxsie's voice is just legendary

One of the most pleasant Singer Songwriter album so far (not a big fan of this genre)

...And Justice For Jason

Probably, folk music is just not for me. This album was very relaxing tho. And i liked it more than Pink Moon

Oh my… One of the best albums of my late teenage years. I found myself crying to it often, especially to the hauntingly beautiful “I Know It’s Over.” Morrissey’s poignant lyrics, Johnny Marr’s catchy melodies, and Andy Rourke’s intriguing bass lines make this album a masterpiece of the alternative genre. Every song hits the mark perfectly. P.S. The cover features the iconic Alain Delon. What could be better?

I like playing Wild Horses on my acoustic guitar

Good prog rock

Classic hip hop album of the 90s. Some of the tracks are real bangers. Though, when f*** me started playing, I was like, WTH…

I love Eddie, he is a real maestro. And in general pretty good album. Mind-blowing solos and distinctive 80s style. I did not really like some lyrics tho, but overall I would listen to this album again and again!

I've listened to a lot of hip-hop albums lately. This one was a great, pleasant listen with excellent beats and good lyrics

This is the first Björk album I’ve listened to in full. A friend recommended her to me a while ago, but I never really gave her music a proper listen until now. I’m glad I finally did — it was quite an experience! I absolutely love the electronic elements on this album, and Björk’s voice is something otherworldly. Truly a unique album!

A beautifully dreamy, melancholic album from 2010. Silver Soul and 10 Mile Stereo are my standout tracks. The title, Teen Dream, perfectly captures the album's evocative mood

For me, A-ha is one of the most iconic synth bands. Morten Harket’s voice is truly something special. This album brought back so many memories… I could listen to it over and over again!

What a pleasant listen 🎶 Really enjoyed it from the beginning to the end. A classic of the British alternative scene

A melancholically romantic and beautiful album. The soulfulness and originality of the instrumentals perfectly convey the lyrics. The standout tracks for me are those in the middle: "So Real," "Hallelujah," and "Lover, You Should Have Come Over." Buckley's untimely loss is a profound one for the music world. He was an exceptionally talented musician

The darkest album I’ve ever heard. When I listened to it for the first time, I was inspired to write three poems. I still remember that evening in December, alone in my room, crying and writing. It was an unforgettable experience