Not exactly my jam, but a good listen. If I need a melancholy album, this would be a good pick. I had a album from The Cure yesterday. To me this album fills kind of that same role, but I prefer this instead. A little more energy which was cool. But I probably won't listen again.

A excellent blending a traditional music and heavy metal. A mix few have ever even tried for, let alone achieves at this level.

I started trying to be an analytical listener. But quickly realized that was the wrong energy for this album. Once I was able to just kinda fall into the groove it was a fun listen. Although it felt like very little actual trumpet playing went down.

A fun listen. But I kept waiting for it to kick into high gear. But overall a very strong groove. More instrumental then I expected. I think Hit It and Quit It, was my favorite song.

There is something really fun, about a large collection of truly excellent musicians. They have their vibe down 100%. The bass work is great in particular. And they are confident in who they are, and it rules. The album starts with what most millennials know as "the Superbad song". The album slows down a bit in the later tracks. But overall, I loved it.

The man earned his crown as king of the angry white boys, and he proves it here. Some of the song go on a little too long for my taste. It also made me wonder, how he would have been with out all the homophobia. Because it's very prominent. I don't think he hates gay people or anything. But my God does he use it as an insult and in demeaning ways. Makes you wonder what he would have been like without it. I don't really care for the skits. But overall a good listen. I think Berserk is my favorite (big surprise there lol)

A classic for a reason. Oh! Darling was my favorite. And Come Together, feels like the the prototype for Red Hot Chili Peppers song. Alot of freeform words and vibes.

Alot more twangy guitars then I expected. Immigrant Song will always make me think about Nick Long. It was cool. But I think I mostly just like the singles. Would totally listen again. Great album.

The band does a great job of setting vibe. It makes total sense why this is classic Goth/wanna be vampire energy. The instrumentals could be really cool. But the vocals did nothing for me personally. Overall, this albums not for me.

Not exactly my jam, but a good listen. If I need a melancholy album, this would be a good pick. I had a album from The Cure yesterday. To me this album fills kind of that same role, but I prefer this instead. A little more energy which was cool. But I probably won't listen again.

I loved this album. I think it's a masterclass in story telling. The music is pretty simple, but the lyrics are unreal. I felt completely engrained in each story told. It's wild how many people are shot and killed in these songs. It has to be over 70 bodies, just unreal. Songs about being hung for crimes are haunting in the best kind of way. I don't typically like country music, but the album is a gem. El Paso is wild. It's on the album twice, the full version is 19 seconds longer. If it was important enough to be on the album twice....why not just have the "full version" to begin with.

Solid album. Hip hope doesn't really sound like this anymore, and I wish some of it still did. Positive vibes, solid group and a strong message. And the beats are dope.

Hov isnt for me. I found his brags and flow boring. Wouldn't seek this album out again

I haven't listen to much synth pop. The instrumentals where pretty cool. A lot of kind of darker energy. Policy Of Truth was my favorite song off the album. But overall not for me.

I already had a personal bias against Graham Parsons. So this album was never going to land with me. That being said, it's not without merit. However a wanna be sad cowboy is unbelievably lame. I don't believe in the stories he tells. I won't listen to this again

As a Minnesotan, I am obligated to love this album. Which conveniently I do. The man is a god damn vibes machine. Loved it.

I get why to certain people Frank Sinatra is the epitome of cool. His generally smooth but also strong voice play so well, against the backing band, where the horns can strike like lightning. The song Anything Goes makes me think, one like at Cardi B would have given Frank a stroke. Would listen to some songs again

We kind of music I enjoy most, has lots of energy. And Credence always flex their muscle and have energy to spare. Love the album already listened to the singles. Would gladly listen again

A really fun mix of funk/RnB. Crazy good energy. Very much dig this

Hated this. This sounds like someone purposefully trying to make music for the backing track to a Frasier episode. Every song was to long for my taste, especially since they don't really go anywhere. The only song I would choose to listen to again is The Butcher Boy

The singles are fine. But largely I did not like this. The song Mother, is one of the worst I have heard in recent memory. I don't know how this was such a good seller.

This is perfect proto-rock-and-roll. I loved all of it. Never slows down, never stops. Full energy, 100% of the time.

This album kicks ass. And it makes me miss simpler rhymes and flows. RUN DMC can do far more with less words and simpler beats, then most people could ever hope to. The last couple songs drag a little. But overall, this rules

I dig this. I think most of the credit goes to the band. It feels like the music sets a vibe and holds it really well. The singing feels secondary, but it's never in the way and it doesn't mess with the vibe. Overall a fun album

I'm sure this music is for someone....just not me. I kind of Heaps Of Sheeps, and Blues In Bob Minor. Otherwise every song sounds like Joe Strummer And The Mescaleros, set out to make the worst folk/jazz hybrid you have ever heard. I almost did not finish this one. Would not listen again.

First time, getting a album I already owned. Good fast aggressive rave music. Loved it

These song weren't really for me. They set a decent vibe, but most of them felt like nothing. Don't feel the need to listen again.

He's not the king of pop yet. Still working on that disco vibe. Overall it's an okay listen. Probably won't come back to it

Dysfunctional people often make incredible music. Great album. I don't care for all of the softer songs, but nothing to complain about.

I like my jazz with energy. And this album does a decent job of delivering that.

Loved this. Art dork energy explosion

A fun folksey album to get lost in

Alvin was a little hit or miss for me. It feels like a slower prototype for the band Mindless Self Indulgence.

Not really for me

Amazing haunting energy

I don't care for this. I'm sure their soft and gentle approach is for some people, just not me. Even the songs that build up a crescendo, never really cash it out. Not giving this another listen

A little repetitive. But overall a good time.

A good album. I will still only really listen to the singles

Really enjoyed. Alot of my favorites sight Billy Bragg as inspiration and it shows why.

Not really for me. A little to melancholy.

A fun listen. Sometimes felt like a long lost Beatle.

It's crazy to me that Smoke On The Water is the big single from this album. Imo, it might be the weakest song on the album. It's packed full of good jams. A great listen.

Not for me

Good music to get lost in

Good. But not really for me.

A really fun listen. Between his vocals and the music he's got some muscle behind him. I dig it

Knowing this is his last album alive makes all these songs very haunting. There are more covers than I expected. But overall everything is very well done and a worthwhile listen

It's everything you want a White Stripes album to be.

A good, artsy, rock album.

Fun classic rock. But I probably won't come back to it.

I was surprised how much it sounds like the Beatles. But "bigger".

Good jams. This album feels like it flys by.

A good listen, but some songs can overstay their welcome.

Some of these songs were pretty cool, some of them felt like nothing. It had more cool guitar then I expect.

Not really for me. Kind of a whiney grunge feel.

Good entry level punk rock.

This feels like music Frazier would call dynamic and exciting. But it wasn't really for me. I want more energy with my jazz. I probably won't come back to this.

Pretty good album classic alt rock feel

Really great energy. Loved this album. Although I probably won't ever listen to the big drum solo at the end again. Once was enough.

Classic. Jazzy vibes, good rhymes. Will listen again

I wonder if I would like this more if I was from the UK. The jams where fine, but not really for me. I probably won't come back to this again

Classic album. Full of bangers. The balance between Big Boi and Andre shines so bright. At first I wasn't a fan of the skits, but I do think it brings something to the album.

The singer's vocal range/power kicks ass overall good jams.

I enjoyed their more focused songs. But overall this album wasn't for me.

I didn't really care for her soft jazz/pop/folk aesthetic. This wasnt for me.

Full of bangers. Almost no skips.

High energy classics that almost make you forget that he married his own cousin, who was underaged.

Kind of felt like diet Bob Dylan. And a lot of the songs where kind of the same. Probably not coming back to this.

The songs overstay there welcome. And they sound like punk rock for someone who thinks The Cure is hardcore.

Not for me

I've always thought of U2 as, self important, self righteous, faux revolutionary, wanna be, trash. This album did nothing to change my mind. How are you going to have a band member called "Edge" and be completely edgeless.

It earns it's name.

It's very good. A little annoying that he repeats a song. And it kind of feels like once you've heard one Johnny Cash live album you sort of hurt them all. But nevertheless great work

Prototype music to disassociate to. Never feels like it builds to a crescendo. Overall not for me.

Pretty clean, straightforward soft / gentle rock. They really let loose on the song Bad Liquor, which is easily my favorite. It was overall pleasant but Bad Liquor is probably the only song I'll listen to again.

Amazing sincerity and storytell. Keep the songs short, sweet and focused. Gret all around.

Good high energy jazz. The last song is to long for me. But overall great energy.

Smooth as can be. I really appreciated how much work the horn section did. Really lived up to the moment. Great work all around

Great, conscious, afro-cenrtric, thoughtful raps, great beats and good vibes.

A really cool example of a style of music that doesn't really exist anymore. Big band, big energy, powerful voice. Some of the songs go on a little too long. But that can be expected with a live album

Good. But you can tell they haven't hit their stride yet.

Good jams. It's wild how little Isaac sings. Smooth as silk.

Great music to vibe out to. The songs go on a little long, But I think if I knew the words that would help that. Regardless good album

Good album. Courtney Loves voice kicks ass. Does a good job of conveying of emotion. And cool instrumentals. It makes me think about how unkind where to her in retrospect. Good album

Good soft clean kind of gentle alt rock. A good listen but I probably won't come back to it.

Strong, groovy, beats. Great vibe music.

Not my favorite of their work but still a good album all around

A good listen. But I won't come back to it.

Good early 2000's rock. Solid album

Great story telling. Good jams. A slightly unpredictable lyrics. A fun listen .

A staple of the genre

A great listen. Good jams, powerful voice. Would recommend.

A fun listen, lots of energy but I probably won't come back to it

Kind of mid. To me it started out okay, but by the end it was a chore. I won't come back to this. It was all kind of too similar.

Kind of a chore not for me. It's spent too much time trying to sound big

A good listen. But spends alot of time trying to sound big. The lyrics kind of get drowned out.

Good, But it doesn't feel like they've hit their stride yet. Some of the songs almost sound like rejected Beach Boys tunes. But still plenty of gold to be found.

I'm not quite sure who this music is for, but it's not for me.

It's weird, it's artsy and it kicks ass. They do so much, with so little. I love it.

A "sophisticated" pop/dance album. If that sounds appealing to you, then you should check it out. But I won't come back to this.

It took a minute, but I eventually started grooving with the concept. Overll good, but I won't comeback to it.

For a band called "The incredible string band" their flute/bag pipe players do alot of work. It was a good, old, folk album. But I won't come back to it.

Good jams. Great music, strong lyrics. A lot of fun.

It was okay. I could really groove with parts of it. But largely it failed to capture my attention.

Starts off so strong. I prefer the more powerful songs over the ballads. Good listen though for sure

The songs go on for too long. And there's not enough variation for me. I won't come back to this.

Weird artsy folk music. Good if you're in the mood for it but I probably won't come back to it

Classic for a reason. Great story telling and fun vibes.

A excellent blending a traditional music and heavy metal. A mix few have ever even tried for, let alone achieves at this level.

Not really for me.

Artsy, weird and all around good time.

Solid punk rock.

Peak Rock and Roll. A unchangeable amount of cool.

A good chill classic rock album

Classic soul. Loved it.

Really good balance of electric music and rock. Always love a female voice in rock.

I didnt really care for their jam band approach. Feels like several of the songs are to long, and don't go anywhere. I won't come back to this.

This feels like the prototype for so many weird, funky, off kilter bands. A very fun listen.

I listened to the version that also had B-sides. And it was pretty clear most of them should have stayed B-sides. I feel like Moby always had an image of being soft. Some of the jams really challenged that notion. Good energy, vibes and grooves. Overall good. Just avoid the B-sides.

Pretty good classic rock. Just a little funky.

Great folk music, with heavy punk vibes.

Really great at that late 90's early 2000 thing of sounding "big". Really, really simple rhymes but the vibe sort of makes up for it. Decent all around.

Classic, classic rock. Strong vibes. Solid all around.

Singles where good but, probably won't come back to this. If you enjoy tha new wave, melancholy vibe. This is for you. Not enough songs about big chairs.

Great folk music. Some of the songs where a little long for me. But overall loves this album. I could hear their influence in so many other bands I listen to.

My least favorite Dylan album so far. It's felt less like storytelling, and more like rambling nonsense

Weird, fun and kinda different from everything else. Would listen again.

It was okay. Songs where catchy enough. But I probably won't come back to this.

I don't like being this blunt or negative in my reviews.....but....I have no idea why this is on this list. I don't find many redeeming qualities. I won't come back to this.

You can see why he was is/was a huge star. Although his cover of tutti frutti, was lacking in my opinion.

I felt like this was kind of mid music to dissociate to. I probably won't come back to this.

Lots of good energy. I sometimes find jazz difficult to listen to, you kind of need to dissociate and let the groove take you. I also feel like it's hard to have specific recall of songs, because of their wandering nature. But overall a worthwhile listen.

Cool riffs. A powerful voice. It's exactly what you think of, when you think of the blues.

Good soul. Lots of alternative versions/covers. All well done. Solid liaten

46 min of the best god damn music you have ever heard in your life. It's perfect

Very moody and melancholy. Not really for me.

More punk rock energy than you might expect from a Beastie Boys album. Good but not my favorite of theirs

Pretty groovy. Didn't feel overly special. But a nice listen all around.

Not for me. Not enough gusto for my taste.

Even as a non Spanish speaker, this rules. The vibes are great. Good energy all around.

The last track is my favorite. Good all around but not my favorite.

Not for me. A little to repetitive and mellow.

Moody and melancholy. Not for me. Just kind of a drag.

Pretty good vibes. Sort of a Latin jazz. Good, but I probably won't come back to it.

Lovely, soulful jams. A good listen.

It didn't do much for me. Fine overall, but never really hooked me.

My favorite of all The Cure albums I have heard. Although that's not saying much, I'm generally not a fan of theirs. But this was good, the songs are kinda long for my taste, but this album has good energy. I still won't come back to this.

A good album. I think the last track is the weakest. I won't come back to this, but it's still a worthwhile listen .

You can see why they got so famous. Not a lot of edge, compared to modern music. But you can tell how they where cutting edge for their time.

Good overall, didn't feel particularly special. But still A fun listen.

A interesting listen. Groovy in a little different. But I probably won't come back to this.

I would have been pissed off if I spent money on this. It's basically a non-album

The lowest energy "punk" record I have ever heard. Did not like, won't come back to it. Just kinda boring meandering garbage.

Not the strongest queen album in my opinion. Still a pleasant listen. But won't come back to it.

A good listen. I'm adding this one to my library.

Weird proto rock and roll. Wasn't really for me.

Fun, lots of good energy. A good alt rock kind of listen.

A solid listen.

The king of pop keeps his crown.

A great fuzzy rock album. Will listen again

Raw energy. Kicking ass with a message. This rules.

LCD Soundsystem isn't really for me. But I liked this album more then other I have heard from them.

Prince kicks ass. Never Take The Place Of Your Man, is my favorite. A solid listen.

Not really for me. A solid listen. But I won't come back to it.

Classic metal. Would recommend and listen again.

Good vibes and energy. If your in the move for something different, this is it.

This rules. A classic for a reason.

If your in the mood for moody atmospheric indie music. This is your jam

Pretty cool, sort of electro-punk rock. A solid listen overall.

So many hits, you would think this is a "best of compilation ".

This kicks ass.

The middle chunk of this album is great. In my opinion, it carries the rest of the album. The rest of kind of mid.

Incredible album. No skips, no misses. Such a strong debut.

Not exactly my jam. But a solid listen all around. Good vibes.

Kicks ass no skips. Powerful in ways, other bands can only dream to be.

Pretty cool alt rock. But I probably won't come back to it. Still a decent listen.

Softer early classic rock/pop music. A good time, but I won't seek it out again.

Classic early 2000s rock. A good album if you're in the mood for that.

A good album. But I won't come back to this.

An album I already owned. And it kicks ass.

Wild vibes. Loved it. All over the place, linguistically and musically.

Okay. Not really for me. And after hearing the original, I can say they where right to change Me And Julio. The final version is way better then the demo.

This shit rules. Energy and hooks for days. Can't recommend enough.

Not my favorite Beastie Boys album, but still a really good/strong album. Exactly what you expect it to be.

Good proto punk. I don't really like the 50 year anniversary edition. It features the same songs a few times. That got repetitive for me. But still a solid album.

Never heard anything like this before. Cool tribal vibes. An all around. Good listen

Bob Dylan with a distorted guitar. Pretty intense songs sometimes

Not my favorite album of theirs. I like Rumors more. But this is still a good listen. Tha drums get a little repetitive to me. But overall cool

Fun early psychedelic. I probably won't come back to this. But it's a good listen.

Funky raps. A whole different kind of vibe. More friendly and approachable in gangster rap. Good vibes for a good time.

Not for me. The drum leaves were far too repetitive. It didn't feel like any of the songs went anywhere. I don't have any idea as to why this album is on this list.

Exactly what you expect from Cream. Groovy prog rock. Solid listen.

The best Public Image Ltd. Album I have head. It was a pretty low bar, but this clear it. None of the songs are to long, or to repetitive. I probably won't listen to it again. But I wouldn't skip this, if it came up on a shuffle.

This album finds a groove and never deviates. The songs are really good, but to me, it doesn't feel like the album really goes anywhere.

This kicks ass. Early punk energy. Adding this to my collection.

This is another album, I already own. I love it. Perfect early punk rock.

Chick rock at it best. Strong energy all across the board. Jams with some serious muscle behind them. A good listen.

This album was a trip. Feels like the kind of album you have to listen to the whole thing at a time. I can't imagine picking a favorite from this, you just need to turn it on and let the vibes take you on the ride.

Not my favorite of there's but still a solid album. Sounds exactly like what you think a led Zeppelin album's going to sound like.

This album sounds like the prototype for the Dead Kennedys. It does feel like the last couple songs, don't match the rest of the album. And where out there to try and make "normal song" for radio play/sales.

A good listen, but I probably won't comeback to it. Fun, weird, artsy.

This rules. Everything you think ACDC sounds like is in here. A powerful voice, combined with absolutely shredding instrumentals. 10/10.

Soft rock isn't really my thing. But this is still very well done.

The best kind of early rock/soul. All the good vibes. Can't be in a bad mood, while listening to this. Added this album to my collection.

Not really for me. Feels very "of it's time" lo fi, indi rock. Not really my thing. But if you where in the mood for it, this album is good.

Kick ass southern boogie. Who needs lyrics when you have 12 min guitar solos. The songs can run a little long. But overall still cool

This album didn't really do anything for me. It's good music. But not my style and I won't come back to it.

This album didn't really do anything for me. It was fine. But I won't come back to it.

This was pretty cool, elctronica/dance pop. Enjoyed this. Adding it to my library.

A lot of bands I like list Lou Reed as a influence. But this album didn't really do much for me. Mostly a bit to slow and melancholy for me.

Really captures that jam band kind of feel. Songs flow one into the next, rarely feels like a break in between songs. A good time.

Not my favorite prince album, but still quite good. Love the opening lyrics.

This is more, my taste in music. Fun, angsty, high energy punk vibe. Adding to my collection.

Great high energy rock. A good album, and worthwhile listen.

Despite the production being dated, the music felt really modern. It wouldn't be out of place with much alt/indi kinda rock today. Good vibes.

Pretty cool. Didn't feel overly special. Sometimes I don't get how the Stones got the "Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll" tagline. Because a lot of it feels pretty tame. A good album, but I won't come back to it.

To no one's surprise, this kicks ass. Iron Maiden rules, and this is no exception.

Working mans jazz. Strips away any pretentiousness. They songs all flow seamlessly. A good listen. It can run a bit long, but a good time overall.

Didn't really feel like music. Just sounds to disassociate to. Interesting to experience once, but I'm not coming back to this.

It's a good listen. A little on the soft side for me. It feels like you could play this in almost any situation, and people wouldn't leave or be annoyed.

Cool prog rock. You don't hear people shredding on an acoustic guitar like this very often. A good time.

Not quite what I expected. Alot more mellow then you think of, when you think of the Beach Boys. A good listen, but it's not for me. Still worth a listen.

This felt just "okay". Definitely have to be in a dance music, techno kinda vibe. Probably won't listen again.

The best kind of rap. Great beats thoughtful rhymes. Guru and primo are an all-time pairing.

I feel like a lot of jazz is very "full of itself". This felt like there was no pretentiousness about it. It's a good listen and makes jazz feel like an approachable genre

I always dig this kind of rap. A little more artistic, and thoughtful. A good time for sure

That kinda classic late 60's early 70's sounds. Not aggressive, just here for the vibes.

Great live crowd energy. The band really nails their performance. A good album.

I'm really depressed "diet" Bob Dylan. Not for me. It's well done. But I won't come back to it

Not really for me. It kind of sounded like a weird electronic jazz alternative. I'm not coming back to this.

This kicks ass. Exactly what you want from a Rush album. IMO, a 20 min song is a bit much. But they change it up enough, that it stays interesting the whole time. Great album

I think my review is bias, because I don't like Billy Corgan. But the hits are good, and the output is crazy. If you like this kind of sound, this album is PACKED full of song. But overall this isn't for me

IMO, all the songs sound way to similar. That early synth sound. It's okay, but I won't come back to this again.

I found this to be pretty mid. Nothing really hooked me. Everything is well done. But this is very little for me.

If you want some prog rock, this album is for you. A fun vibe, but I would need to be in the right kind of mood for it

If you are into that 70 rock this is for you. It's exactly what you think an Eric Clapton album is going to sound like. So if thata the vibe you want, this is a great choice.

To me this sounds like an early prototype of Rammstein .... except French

Good songs to vibe out to. Don't have to think too hard. Just go with the flow.