One of my favorite St Stepen renditions.

A hidden gem.

Easy listening. Clear vocals. Progressive folk sound. Kind of a cross between Grateful Dead and String Cheese Incident. Worth vinyl purchase.

If you like cool jazz, jazz fusion, nobody does it better than Miles Davis. Perfect early evening listening music.

Talking Heads always deliver interesting rhythm, this album is no exception. Very creative but at times monotonous.

For Led Zeppelin this album is a switch from the heavy R&B sound to a more acoustic set. Nevertheless, it's still classic Zeppelin. Great lyrics, vocals, and acoustical guitar work.

Easy listening. A progressive jazz-rock fusion with one very folk rock song, 'John Barleycorn Must Die'.

The one and only Queen of Soul fully on display. This album just can't be beat.

I never heard of this group and based on what I read before listening didn't think this was going to take long. What a surprise, I really enjoyed it. Each song was unique. The only song I could pass on was "Don't", but even that noisy song had some appeal.

One of my favorite St Stepen renditions.

Poems set to music. Unique harmonies that scream classic CSN.

It's the music that saved us from "big hair bands". Raw at times but nonetheless great grunge. Worth it.

Dated, yes. Boring and sophomoric in nature. Kraftwerk, a German group had it right two decades earlier.

Kind of a surprise like. Definitely has that British pop sound. The lead vocal can at times sound monotonous.

I don't think there is a better Elton John album out there. A masterpiece.

Ho-hum. Monotonous sound.

Love the live sound. Spirited, full of life. Truly the Godfather of Soul.

A clear commentary on the late 1960's. Kind of a forced collection of songs to reflect on social and environmental issues. Not the cheery songs one would expect from the Beach Boys. Even the album cover is a downer.

Great hip-hop. Enjoyed.

A little repetitious for my liking. Makes good background music.

Kind of a cross between big band sound and jazz.

Good background music.

Little rough sounding but good heavy blues sound.

Heard of the album but never listened to any of the songs until now. What a surprise. I really enjoyed it, all 69 of them.

This album has a lot to say in a very monotonous rap.

If you enjoy ever other word being f**ker, motherf**ker, or nigger, then this album is for you. Not me.

Marvin Gaye has a beautiful voice and this album truly highlights it. Easy to listen, enjoyable from beginning to end.

Easy listening. Enjoyable.

Great story teller through song.

A hidden gem.

Easy enjoyable listening

This album is loaded, a must have.

I'm not a fan of rap but I have to say this album did connect. Most rap are words spoken (or some verbal means) with plenty of profanity to a beat. This album had all that but also had musical sense.

Probably one of their best albums.

Music is driven, rhythm is compelling, but the vocals make it impossible to listen.

Wow! Heard of this group but never really listened to them. Well composed, intersting to listen to. The orchestra really fills out the sound. This one goes on my buy list.

Beautiful. The only way you can describe this album. The human voice fully on display. I can listen to this all day and never tire of it.

What can you say, it's Led Zeppelin.

Repetitive song structure and piercing vocals (high pitch harmonizing) make it difficult to listen to more than one song.

Sounds like a collectin of guys playing in their garage. Vocals are monotonous and at times boring.

Enjoable, easy to listen to.

Good band, but Thom Yorke's whinny voice sometimes can get the better of you. House of Cards is a keeper.

A classic!

A mix of songs, some a little noisy. Broken Drum is a very powerful haunting song.

Brilliant

This album was my first introduction to Queen in 1974. It was powerful then as it still is today.

Every song sounded the same.

Hard to listen to. Very limited vocabulary that mostly includes variations of fuck and nigger. Does have a beat.

Can't miss with this album!