Pretty good. Nothing jaw dropping, but I will listen again at some point.
Fine. Not something I'd seek out. Not something I'd skip past. Disclaimer: I was doing chores whilst listening.
Entirely forgettable
Warm and cozy. I should revisit it on a snuggly weekend.
Enter Sandman is a brilliant album opener. I was starting to get a bit worn out by Holier Than Thou. The Unforgiven drew me back in. The rest of the album was good. Not much to say about it.
Pretty good. Nothing jaw dropping, but I will listen again at some point.
Makes me feel insignificant in a good way. No one listens to lyrics anyway, so being in a language I don't understand lets me focus more on the melody.
Fine. I won't seek out more, but I'm happy to listen to it if the algorithm gods decide I should.
No interest in this. I am definitely not in the target demographic
Quite good. I could live without it, but I wouldn't mind another listen.
Like a lot of art albums, it benefits from a quiet, focussed listening. Even though I didn't do that, this is a brilliant. Not at all what I was expecting either.
Some absolute bangers. Some forgettable songs. I think their singles are a much better way to listen to The Police than any album.
I know very little about this style of music. This album sounded fine. No strong feelings.
Timeless sound. I don't know enough about the politics to comment (different country and demographic). Cohesive album.
Listening to the list chronologically, I'm sure this album had some impact. I am not listening chronologically, so I do not recognise that impact. It's very much middling.
Nothing exceptional. Nothing terrible. Very middling.
I can't remember a single track. If it came up on shuffle, I think it would take a minute to realise that I've heard it before.
Not brilliant. Not terrible. Pretty average.
Som classic hits. Some tunes I've never heard before. Good all round.