as perfect of a folk album as they come.

it's elvis... doing what elvis does... croonin' and swoonin'.

forgot how many metallica hits are from this album.

the grooviness on africano, gave this entire album an extra star.

'we used to wait' hits differently in your 30s.

90s east-coast rap at its best. dope grooves and perfect sampling infused with old-school hip-hop and blues influences.

brings me back to being a kid and listening to time-life 1950s decades cds on repeat. classic, so fucking classic.

the features on this album... damn. haven't listened to this album since high school - bringing back some strong memories.

wasn't sure what to expect with this album... to the moon's contractor and wipe out on the wave of armageddon were my 2 fav songs on the album.

groovy, disco vibes. wishing there was a 1/2 star option!

angsty teen nostalgia at its best.

i was more familiar with songs for the deaf. but this album is quintessential queens of the stone age. walking on the sidewalk was my fav track.

i am not upset at having this classic jazz album playing through my speakers today. truly some of the best.

jam band, man. makes me miss living in a small hippy snowboarding town, where everyone listened to jam bands and smoked massive amounts of weed.

the opening track is a quintessential 90s anthem. have vivid memories of having my mom drive me to gymnastics practice with the track playing on the radio. the rest of the album holds up. also, hidden track?! yesssss please.

plain and simple - george clinton is a funk master. maggot brain is one helluva groove.

this album holds up.

a perfect rock n' roll album. no notes.

no notes. i just really enjoyed that.

i will not be rushing to listen to that again. the band got ruined for me by a bf in high school. i feel bad that i can't listen to it objectively.

perfection.

i liked the second half better than the first.

dead bodies was a banger.

no notes. pretty fucking great.

ratm forever.

what. a. vocal.

loved fever's most recent album. felt good to revisit this one. loved the vibes.

not my favorite tlc album.

not my favorite of hip hop albums.

carlossssss, ugh. so good. wished the album was longer, felt like it flew by so quickly.

i believe this to be one of the beatles best albums.

i loved this album when it first came out. and today i wanted to like it more than i did. hmmm, weird.

miles, miles, miles. so good.

def gave off the 90s vibes. wouldn't skip it if it came on randomly, but also wouldn't go out of my way to listen to the whole album again.

no notes. one of my most favorite albums of all time, and it was my first concert.

bangers on top of bangers. fuck yeah debbie harry.

had zero idea of what to expect. really felt like a crazy mixed bag. wish i could give it 2.5

solid album.

can't go wrong.

ahhhhh 2006. what a vibe.

another solid beatles album...

didnt know what to expect, and i am not upset.

jaco pastorius and joni mitchell 4eva

when you can't decide if you wanna listen to the beatles, the kinks or the byrds... you listen to the monkees.

i think all metal bands need to bring in a symphony on their albums

pretty straightforward ramones.

knew all the hits, but the deeper cuts were pretty solid. wish (again) i could give half stars.

iggy iggy iggy.

that was okay i suppose?

jammy. so jammy. i liked this a lot more than i thought i was gonna

loved the folk vibes.

annie lennox 4eva and eva

ugh... tried to put my personal feelings about morrissey away to enjoy this, which proved to be difficult. the smiths are better, morrissey's ego is just too big.

so much soul. so much talent.

this album is full of nostalgia for me. porcelain is one of the most heartbreaking songs i've ever listened to.

i knew of thin lizzy's big hits. didn't know they were irish until i went to irish rock n' roll history museum (must-do if you're a music lover in dublin). and this live album was good. something i would put on in the background while cleaning my house.

tori is my girl. love her so, so, so, so, much.

did not know what to expect... but this was a pleasant surprise. super groovy progressive hip-hop.

on the nickel is one of the most heartbreakingly beautiful songs ever written. wish i could give half stars

possible hot take...? but i think i prefer clapton's solo stuff?

yup, that's quintessential 90s seattle grunge rock.

couldn't get into it.

a solid rap album, but i think i just like experimental hip hop more?

i wish school was out. it's got the standard rock sound for the time. it's fine.

classic as classic can get.

bob. harmonica. guitar. folk fabulousness.

had no idea what to expect from this and was pleasantly surprised.

i love a good live album. the dead's music lends well to it.

can't do it much better than the queen of soul herself.

this will be our year has been a favorite of mine for a long time, but never listened to the rest of the album... is it bad that it is exactly what i expected it to be? fairly mid.

hit after hit after hit. of all adele's four albums, this is probably my favorite? hard to choose.

zappa... oh boy. it didn't "wowie zowie" me.

loved it. no notes.

had no idea what to expect with this. artsy. would put on while cleaning the house or doing homework.

bob. bob. bob. my dude. i think freewheeling is my fav of his, and this is my 2nd fav? no wait, blood on the tracks was also so good. too hard to decide.

what a journey - loved all the twists and turns. fantastic hip hop album, but i'd expect nothing less from the 'spiritual head' of wu-tang clan

"common people" gives this album an additional star

hmmm... i truly don't know what to make of this album. not my fav. interesting texture to his vocal. very mid.

ian curtis forever <3

quintessential 80s rock

i believe every damn word she says. true brilliance.

pretty solid shoegaze album. fit the vibe for my day, which might've given it an extra star.

ultimate 90s electronic.

super chill. forgot how much i enjoy this band.

classic banger, after classic banger

suspicious minds gives this album an extra star

i liked this more than i thought i would. great balance of uk pop and prog rock.

rolling stones man. it's a solid album.

the smiths > morrissey but still not *that* great.

no skips.

super chill. ultra chill. the chill-est

enjoyable... but nothing that knocked my socks off.

beautiful. moving. no notes.

i will not put this on.