Power In Numbers
Jurassic 52 words: aw ful. Cheyea! Come on. This is not music. No vocal or instrumental talent present.
2 words: aw ful. Cheyea! Come on. This is not music. No vocal or instrumental talent present.
Awful. King Crimson did great stuff. None of that is on this messy unlistenable album.
Terrible.
Loved it. Songs still resonate.
Not good
Terrible
Awful. Sounds like yoko on crack.
Still great!
Listenable rock. Kiss has no instrumental or vocal talent but can put on a show.
Fantastic! Never heard of Jimmy Smith and loved it.
A classic!
Not to my liking
Thanks for reminding me about this great album
Groundbreaking record.
The best ever. People forget that Revolver/Rubber Soul/Sgt Pepper was the greatest consecutive trio of records ever released.
Could not launch. Tried all day.
Fantastic
Some good spots, but mostly meh.
Great album. But play the whole album please!
The beginning of the architect of Shock Rock. Good, but the best is yet to come.
Awful. Just a bunch of electronically produced noise.
Using my 1967 glasses to go back when this was released, it’s groundbreaking. The legend of Lou Reed is born.
Would not load. REM loaded instead.
Basically bland elevator music
Perfect album. It sends one to a dimly lit place, enjoying a cocktail and conversation. Brilliantly sung.
Fair middle of the road glam rock
So far, awful. No discernible vocal or musical talent. Not even listenable. Come on! Just terrible!
Brilliant! Stands the test of time and kicked off a legendary career.
Reverend Al rules!
Listenable, but just ok.
Not great. Easy to forget.
One of the great albums
Exceptional!
Terribly disappointing. True one hit wonders. Relax…don’t listen….
Started great, grew bored, didn’t finish, saved nothing to favorites.
Outstanding! One of the best of the genre, outside of Metallica.
Awful. I don’t need bad, loud, hateful, violent music.
Very surprised! Pretty darn good. I would listen to more of this band.
Would not load.
Great stuff!
2 words: aw ful. Cheyea! Come on. This is not music. No vocal or instrumental talent present.
Excellent from start to finish. A masterpiece of emo music.
Nice. But boring. Suitable for background music.
Outstanding. This music tends to all sound similar, but like country music it’s the message in the lyrics. No one was better than Bob Marley.
Outstanding example of the crossover from rap to rock.
Great album. Unfortunately this album covertly started Bruce’s “hate America” Libernazi turn.
One of the great rock albums. Freddie Mercury sets a standard no one can reach. Brian May’s playing is brilliant yet understated.
The undisputed King. I can’t imagine what the reaction was when this first was heard. I would not listen to this often, but enjoy the reminder of how great and groundbreaking Elvis was.
Well done, but boring, repetitive. Not something I would turn off, but also something I would not endeavor to listen to again.
Terrible! Awful! Unlistenable!
Hard to believe once upon a time this was punk. It’s very good in retrospect. Vocals are awful, but the music and songs are fun and listenable. Excellent!
ONG. This was awful.
Messy, nonsensical, just not good.
After the gold rush and harvest are GREAT albums. This is not.
Very strange. You can hear bits of what the future Bowie would become, but this has no redeeming value and is basically background noise.
Awful. King Crimson did great stuff. None of that is on this messy unlistenable album.
Nice mellow music. Great vocals. Not anything I would seek or purchase. I would like to hear this in an upscale bar or restaurant.
Sam Cooke is an all time great. This album is not representative of his greatness. Too much filler noise.
? Why would anyone listen to this on purpose?
Surprisingly great! Loved it.
A musical and entertainment genius. This is the beginning of something special.
Great record. It’s the start of pouting strutting Mick that endures to this day. Plus some slow bluesy stuff. Great!
Wow. Once interesting and popular is now unlistenable. There is no reason for anyone to listen to this on purpose. Very disappointing.
The beginning of the king of shock rock. I will always been a fan.
Masterpiece. It’s the album that defined a generation. Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman created a concept album that is difficult to emulate.
Fantastic! What a surprise. I don’t know who she is or how I missed listening to her in the past.
Garbage. I know in this day and age you are compelled to ram down our throats the so called “music” of the 12.7% of the population. Please stop.
Excellent. Still sounds fresh after all these years.
Excellent record! Great songs, flows nicely.
Excellent rock-rap mashup. Liked it!
Good listening to this.
Great music.
My first album! Still like it.
Terrible.
Great speed metal. Later refined and tamed by Metallica. This is a monumental shift in rock. RIP Lemmy!
Interesting period piece. Most likely need to be real stoned to get into it. Somewhat listenable, but I would never listen again on purpose.
A perfect pop-rock record. Not overly sung, not overly synthesized, meaningful lyrics. Well played.
Much better than expected! Well played and listenable. I wouldn’t buy the music but wouldn’t change the station if they came on.
This is a good set, but not great. It was nostalgic!
I’d forgotten about her great voice. Outstanding.
Groundbreaking record that grabs you the first time you hear it. And it stands the test of time.
All I hear is misogyny and violence, coupled with bad electronically generated music. Pure trash.
Love ZZ Top, but this slid too close to electronica.
The last pure country singer before country went pop and (GASP) rap.
Very nostalgic. But not very good.
I know many of the songs and never realized they were from this album. Excellent! It’s a refined punk grunge, much like what Metallica did to speed metal with their black album.
Masterpiece. The maturation and refinement of the speed metal genre.
Wow. Draw a nice warm bath, light some candles, get your favorite pack of razor blades. What a brooding sad depressive album.
Great record. Nice and mellow with the signature Morrison style and voice. Very cool.
Pretty good! I enjoyed it.
Tom was very influential, but like Bob Dylan I find his singing awful. The album had a couple of good blues tunes on it but overall not very good.
Groundbreaking legendary album. The music is relevant today as well. Hard to believe it’s 58 years old!
Wow! Fantastic soul, blues, rockabilly, and Irish music. This is a gem.
I like the genre, but in small doses by better bands. This is overwhelming and repetitive after 2 songs.
Pure trash. I couldn’t rate this low enough.
The music is mundane, but the songs are driven by the unique vocals of David Byrne. Listenable but it gets old after a while.