1001 Albums Summary

I love the layered sounds of this record. I'm a fan.

Meh. Never listened to him back then and never listened since. Maybe I need to give it more listens? Nothing grabbed me at all.

I have never intentionally listened to Kanye. I would never listen to Kanye by choice. Not my thing. I think he is whiny. I liked some of the music and the beats but could do without a lot of the vocals and most of the interludes. Even tho I'm not a fan of most rap/hip hop, tho I could tell it was "dated" aka of another era sound-wise. Again, I wish there were half stars. I don't think this sucks, so I don't wanna give it a 1. But it's' not quite a 2 for me, but I'll give it a 2 cos it was not awful. I felt it went on about 3 songs too long tho.

I know 2 songs on this record from hearing it on the radio. I'd never put it on, but my ears didn't hurt from hearing it either. Not for me.

What's not to like?

Kind of forgot about this one cos all I tend to gravitate towards is the Soft Bulletin. Then I listened to this and really enjoyed it. I should listen to it more often. I wish I could do half-stars cos I'd give this 3.5. I don't think it's a 4, but more than a 3.

I know the tracks but I'm less familiar with this than with some of the others. I tend to gravitate toward the psychedelic albums. Certainly no complaints w this one.

I love ol' blue eyes. Smoooooooth.

I like this record a lot. Gimme Shelter is such a great opening track. Prob the album I gravitate towards the most.

I didn't listen to Aerosmith back then and I don't listen to them now. Sweet Emotion is the only song I like and that's about all I need from them. I was way too cool to waste time listening to drek like this back in 1989. I needle-dropped the entire album and didn't stop to listen to one song in its entirety. Why bother? Steven Tyler's screaming on nearly every track coupled w the screeching guitar noise just grated on me and I needed to move on.

Funny I never owned any Adam Ant records and therefore only knew what my alternative station played. I like Antmusic the best. Idk if I'll ever put this on. It was enjoyable but I don't have a connection to it beyond that.

I didn't give her a thought back when this came out. Then Extraordinary Machine came out and I loved it. I have since listened to Tidal over the years and I'm a fan. More appreciated for when she canceled a tour to be with her ailing, aging, dying dog. I dig this record.

Psychedelic funk and soul that gets you moving. A fave of mine.

Not my thing.

Perfection from beginning to end.

I didn't like them then but they grew on me.

Every song sounds the same. Ace of Spades was fun only cos I already know it. Not for me.

I wish there were half stars. This is 3.5 leaning to a 4. So I'm giving it a 4.

I don't think I've ever listened start to finish but I knew pretty much all of it.

Surprisingly, and I have no idea why, I never listened to this in its entirety even tho I was prime target age when it came out. I remember listening to it on cassette on my friends pink "boom box" stereo and we thought we were so cool that she had it. Anyway - it was great to listen to and remind myself to put it into context of the time and what they were doing as women in a male dominated world of music. 3.5/5

Funk. What's not to like?

As far as xmas music goes, this was enjoyable. ho ho ho

I dig the southern rock from time to time.

No, thank you.

Other than Sweet Emotion, is there any reason to listen to this? No. One star for one song.

What is there not to like? His voice, his storytelling, the banter w the audience, the guitar, the band...the man in black is a legend. I'm more familiar w Folsom than San Quentin, but this did not disappoint.

Old skool hip hop is my jam. I didn't list much back then, but it was always around. Reminds me of a simpler time. Also, a more tolerable way to listen to one Aerosmith track.

not my thing.

Voted favorite album, band, song (fight for your right...) for my HS graduating class, and I couldn't stand it/them. It wasn't until after being encouraged to listen to Paul's Boutique that I even gave them a chance. Then realized they were making fun of all the people I went to HS with who voted for Fight for your Right to Party as their fave song. I def like this album but PB is my go-to.

I enjoyed bits of this more than I expected.

Never listened to him before, but saw him perform once with BB King. Enjoyed this more than I expected.

I love this record.

I remember when it came out, when I heard With or Without You the night before it was officially released... And I know just how amazing this album is. Most def one of my faves.

The album that made me go back and listen to their previous albums. Love them.

Perfection from beginning to end.