Pretty good but there are better Led Zeppelin albums.

Not bad. Decent energy. Sabotage was the stand out song.

Some great tunes, but I didn’t find myself getting fully immersed in the music. It wouldn’t be the kind of music I’d regularly listen to but it was decent.

Confession time - I’ve never listened to a Bowie album, which is ridiculous. I’ve heard all the classics, including the likes of ‘Changes’ from this album, which is super. I had no expectations and have to say that I enjoyed it.

Quite short but certainly an interesting listen. I knew that the roots of present day electronic music came from this period, but I wouldn’t have expected it to have aged so well. The album’s theme of robots and computers probably helps the sound feel modern. Didn’t have any expectations but was pleasantly surprised.

Was just okay. I am a big fan of many rock bands from this era, many inspired from what my Dad listened to. Deep Purple was never one I heard and now I understand why.

Not a great listen. I’ve never heard of the band and will likely never listen to them again. I’m going to reserve scoring a 1 for albums I can’t face listening to the whole way through. But this isn’t far off.

Not too bad, but not as good as the previous Bowie album we listened to.

Nah, not for me

Nice to finally listen to an album I’ve owned, although I’ve always preferred their earlier albums, particularly Stankonia. It’s decent but not amazing, and in terms of hip hop, there are many better albums. Also the amount of interludes is ridiculous.

That was a class wee album. I’d only ever heard the first some before but I enjoyed them all.

Pretty good but there are better Led Zeppelin albums.

It’s not bad. A couple of decent songs but the album isn’t one I’d be rushing to listen to again.

I couldn’t listen to the guys voice. So didn’t get too far it the album.

Pretty good. It wouldn’t be the kind of music I’d gravitate to, but it was okay for a one off listen.

I liked the album, but I have to be honest, it wouldn’t be something I’d listen to everyday. The Beach Boys having a few tracks in a larger playlist is grand, but after a while they start to wind me up.

As with many of these albums, it wouldn’t be my go to, but it wasn’t bad.

I didn’t think I knew the bad but I’d actually heard a number of the songs. It was an enjoyable listen and is very close to getting a 4.

There was definitely some skill in the delivery but I didn’t get bought into the theme of the album, it was a bit random. Hadn’t heard this artist before and I’ll probably stick to the hip hop I know and love.

Not bad, but the length of some of the tracks is taking the piss. I think this annoyed me enough to give this score.

Quite a short album that I had on in the background doing work. Probably not the best way to listen as I’m not sure how much I absorbed, and I don’t feel overly motivated to listen to it again.

I’ve always enjoyed this album. It has a soulful vibe, with some amazing vocals. Unfinished sympathy is an incredible track.

I actually knew a few songs but had no clue when I first saw the name. This type of grunge wouldn’t be my sort of this but it wasn’t bad.

Pish.

Didn’t get past the first few songs.

Who doesn’t love a bit of Iron Maiden. I’d actually never listened to this album, but it still felt familiar.

Decent. But just after an Iron Maiden album, it felt like too much.