Top 10 phrases from this album: 10. Swiftly as we embark on a journey, I had to get an attorney 9. For I can excel real well like a gazelle 8. You’re heated up like a thermostat 7. So make like a camper, and go take a hike 6. You puny Protozoa, you’re so minute you didn’t know 5. I’m like a neurosurgeon, operating with a purer version 4. I’m rushing you like a defensive end as I recommend 3. Have enough brain cells so I can stay paid well 2. Chic and unique with lots of kicks like a cleat 1. MCs like me will rise like the Enterprise

Great voice, enjoyed this album until “The naughty little flea” and “One more dance” which were utterly terrible.

Pretty much what I expected from a Yes album, a few bright moments but mostly obnoxious and full of random noises.

Didn’t get much from this, wasn’t good, wasn’t bad, just meh.

What the hell was that?

Not bad, maybe 2-3 good songs, gets a little repetitive. Sounds like a British Cage the Elephant

Not bad. But you definitely have to be in the mood.

Kind of psychedelic. Tried to like it but just okay.

Classic concept album but man it’s long

Pretty manic. Fortunately the entire album was only 15 minutes long.

A little too theatrical

Not bad. Those guys could definitely harmonize.

I had never heard of the band so didn’t know what to expect. Didn’t care for the first half of the album as it sounded like folksy Bob Dylan. Thought the latter part of the album was better, more psychedelic, and the songs more textured.

Album didn’t do much for me but I am appreciative of the influence they had on later bands (Nirvana, Metallica, Green Day).

Never heard of them. Apparently they were pioneers for slowcore, a genre I also had never heard of. Now I know why.

Never heard of these guys. Not bad but one song sounded like it was sung by Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Definitely had a great voice. Brass instrumentation on the tracks was nice.

Never listened to this album before. Not what I was expecting from David Bowie. Very different than his later albums and mainstream hits.

Haunting and trippy with cool percussion

Terrible, F. The only thing I liked about this album was when it ended.

Entertaining but a lot of chatter between songs.

Lot of random sounds in that last track, impressive that they somehow managed to incorporate a cuckoo clock in a rock jam.

Never listened to this album before but it’s worth the hype.

Great singer / songwriter. “You can call me Al” video gives it an extra star.

Felt like an SNL skit with Christopher Walken yelling “I gotta have more tambourine”

A lot more polished than their earlier work. The only good songs from the album made it to the radio, otherwise pretty average.

Pretty solid

I probably slightly prefer the Van Hagar era but this is the best VH album with Diamond Dave as front man.

Pretty rough

As is the case with most GnR albums, a few really great songs displaying Axl’s range and Slash’s talent but also several songs which are downright awful.

Couple of good songs. Really liked “Pastime Paradise” and didn’t realize that was the original that the Coolio remake was based upon.

Some cool guitar riffs but overall album was just okay. Nothing stood out.

Cool rhythms, overall enjoyable

Could perhaps be used as background music if something more interesting was going on

Bleh

She has an interesting sound

Jack should stick with playing guitar rather than tinkering around with marimba, tambourine, and maracas. But I guess it’s hard to jam out with the guitar when you are singing about doorbells.

Had a hard time finding this album because apparently he recorded over 100 albums and is in the Guinness book of world records. Hard to comprehend recording that much music.

Intriguing album, some songs gave a UK night club vibe, while others sounded like they could be on the soundtrack of an HBO “after hours” movie.

Some sort of mashup of country, rock, and grunge but unfortunately took the worst elements of each genre. Overly distorted guitars, off pitch vocals, and ridiculously long outros.

Some decent songs with good beats / mixes but repetitive at times. Some songs were so bad though I had to skip to the next track.

Some iconic riffs. Probably my second favorite Led Zeppelin album behind IV.

Some of the songs were okay. Felt like the entire album was produced with just a synthesizer so no real depth to the tracks.

Just okay

Felt like 16 different versions of the same song. Maybe the lyrics were different but after a few songs I found myself tuning them out.

Not bad but I can only take so much Morressey at a time.

Typical Beck with random sounds and lyrics. First song was good, rest of album was entertaining but not memorable.

He is a talented musician but overall the album was a little too groovy for me.

Somewhat entertaining, had some good beats.

Quintessential NIN

First song was good, rest of album was just okay.

The Beatles apparently opted to go with quantity over quality for this album.

Couple of very good, classic songs. His clean vocals are so much better than his harsh vocals which are often unintelligible.

Sleep inducing

Not bad, had a few catchy songs.

Interesting but kind of have to be in the mood for this one

Probably would be cool to listen to if hanging out at a jazz bar.

Was annoying to listen to.

First half of the album is terrible, particularly “mother”. The second half would be an outstanding EP.

Felt like had some potential but missed badly.

Nah, boring.

Very brass forward backing music, but entertaining

Top 10 phrases from this album: 10. Swiftly as we embark on a journey, I had to get an attorney 9. For I can excel real well like a gazelle 8. You’re heated up like a thermostat 7. So make like a camper, and go take a hike 6. You puny Protozoa, you’re so minute you didn’t know 5. I’m like a neurosurgeon, operating with a purer version 4. I’m rushing you like a defensive end as I recommend 3. Have enough brain cells so I can stay paid well 2. Chic and unique with lots of kicks like a cleat 1. MCs like me will rise like the Enterprise

Knew one song which was decent. Rest of the album just kind of blended together

Underwhelming

I was skeptical when this album was first released 25 years ago but they managed to pull it off. The orchestra doesn’t necessarily make the songs better but definitely an interesting reinterpretation. Enjoyed re-revisiting this album after many years since the last listen.

Entertaining

Good but not great. Paul Rogers vocals were the highlight but the guitar and drums felt mundane.

Very interesting musically

Bleh

This album was much heavier than I had anticipated.

It was alright, she has a soulful voice.

I generally like Paul Simon but this was not his best. Was like listening to a bad book of poems with silly metaphors put to music. Could rename the album Paul Simon “Songs about Things”.

Pretty bluesy for The Stones

A little heavy on the synthesizer but some classic 80’s songs.

Album was okay, not really memorable

Some songs had a pretty good vibe

Only enjoyable song was the instrumental. Perhaps if the vocal tracks were from the entire album, then it might be decent.

Lyrics were a bit repetitive at times and very heavy on social commentary. But entertaining underlying tracks and mix.

Overall solid album.

Just okay

Probably a lot of fun to see this in a live concert.

Album started off strong but then faded

The production on this album was terrible, very unpolished.

So boring. At least didn't do all 50 states.

Weird album

Solid

Auto-tune garbage

Not bad, got a bit repetitive though

Handful of good songs, the rest of this bloated 2-disc album felt self indulgent and forgettable

Besides the opening track, nothing really stands out. Just feels like more of the same from The White Stripes.

Pretty entertaining

Very weird, yet somewhat intriguing.

Painfully boring

Not bad but a little too groovy, sounded like even had some wind chimes on the first track.

Not bad, enjoyed the baritone.

The title track was great, rest just ok

Album started off strong, a little heavy on the saxophone. However by the end felt repetitive with the same tunes and random shouts, just different lyrics.

Very disjointed

Typical 90’s alt rock

The instrumental intro was cool, the rest of the album was silly.

Underwhelming

very different, somewhat enjoyable

Not my favorite Beastie Boy album but solid.

It was okay, nothing special

Never heard of this guy, not my thing

Folksy and boring

Kind of hokey

Pretty good, album started off strong but songs started to blend together toward the end

Just okay, probably more suited to being played at an outdoor bar versus general listening

Just okay

After listening to this boring album, I definitely won’t remember his name.

Three classic songs, but the rest of the album was somewhat disappointing

Interesting but vocals a little whiny at times.

Weird vocals, sounded like they were recorded under water.

Pretty solid debut album, the songs and riffs tend to stick in your head

Sonically similar to Spinal Tap and deserving of the same two word review “shit sandwich”

Well produced, smooth rap vocals, cool beats and samples, plus bonus points for introducing Snoop. But the lyrics are rough at times

Crazy Diamonds parts 1-48 could have been trimmed way down. Other songs were good.

First part of the album was surprisingly catchy, but the latter half was quite forgettable

Better than expected, except “Aumgn” and “Peking O” which sucked

This album was all over the place, bonus points for the Ron Burgundy-esque jazz flute, but “Revelation” became tiresome.

Talented musicians

Solid blues album

Good album, high energy

Great voice, enjoyed this album until “The naughty little flea” and “One more dance” which were utterly terrible.

Meh

Great alt rock album, Smashing Pumpkins at their peak.

Not what I was expecting, but unsure if better or worse

First time listening to this band, a bit melancholic at times but overall enjoyable

Very different, enjoyed the baritone but became tedious after a while.

A few good songs, some were surprisingly heavy on the bass guitar.

Entertaining, for a while at least

Definitely below expectations

Great voice, album was just okay though.

What the hell was that?

Entertaining except “Dumb Girl” was pretty ridiculous

Sad Beck

Probably would have been great to see live, as an album just okay

While I appreciate the influence this album had on later bands, the overall sound of the music felt hollow

Has a brooding but cool vibe

Pretty subpar album compared to their usual high quality work

Not bad but not very memorable

Felt like I was listening to The Brady Bunch’s greatest hits album.

Kind of a snoozer

Interesting guitar work, vocal harmonies, and use of stereo sound

Some songs were cool, some were a jumbled mess

Was unsure about this one, so gave it a second listen. While it had a few catchy songs and some interesting sounds at times, overall it was just okay.

Not as heavy as expected

Was pretty forgettable until “No Sympathy” which was wild.

Heard of the band but never listened to them. Definitely enjoyed this one. Reminded me a lot of INXS.

Was not overly compelled by the story of Mr. Sorrow

Excellent production for a live album. Could have been 5-stars with a better setlist

Pretty groovy, not a big fan of the percussive use of clapping and snapping

Some classic songs. Yet neither google nor AI could clarify the definition of the apparent verb “choogle”

“Is and Is and Is” was good, the rest of the album was pretty soft.

Enjoyed this album, especially after having watched the documentary of the band which is also excellent

Even without understanding the language, the music itself was very enjoyable

Obnoxious and annoying

Not exactly my cup of tea and the album is pretty melancholy, but she has an amazing voice and listening to “Hello” gave me chills

First time listening to this album, bizarre but intriguing. Could hear some influences from The Bee Gees and Wham. Undecided about the cover of the iconic “Comfortably Numb” but have to give some credit for remaking it into a completely different vibe.

Not only an all time great album, but also created a seismic shift in the music landscape for a generation

Found myself tuning this out several times, but yet don’t feel like I missed out on much

Pretty indifferent

Not bad but needed more vocals, otherwise just felt like club music

Good but not great. Is every Beatles album on this list?

I enjoyed the movie “8 mile” so was hopeful this album would be decent but it was pretty rough

Album was okay, easy listening

Album didn’t do much for me

Felt like an unrefined, crappy Duran Duran

One of my favorite bands but probably my least favorite album from them. “Psychosocial” and “Snuff” are solid.

Pretty heavy but melodic guitars riffs, plus Ozzy, what’s not to like?

A couple of good songs, the rest were pretty boring

Wow, not what I was expecting. Not exactly my favorite style of music, but she definitely has a great voice.

Didn’t get much out of this album, except this guy really hates his job parking cars.

Just ok, glad he found his niche with animated movies

Knew the hits, rest of the album was pretty fun

Slightly better than his first album, still not my thing though

Not bad, liked “Paintwork”

Started out somewhat interesting, but by the middle of the album was just too much

Not much to like, except it was over in less than 30 minutes

A few interesting songs, otherwise pretty average

Grooviness of the 70’s in full effect

Album starts off solid with “Finest Worksong” and the hits “The End of the World” and “The One I Love” still hold up. Tough call on this one as the rest of the album was pretty middle of the road.

Interesting concept. Really enjoyed the first half of the album but the second half fell flat.

Thought I was somewhat familiar with Depeche Mode but did not know any of these songs. After listening to the album now I know why, nothing special here.

no doubting his guitar talent, but this album was not as strong as his first

No big hits on this album, but still pretty solid overall

First few tracks were entertaining, but the album progressively devolved into garbage.

The good: songwriting The bad: vocals The ugly: way too much harmonica

Somewhat shocked by having back-to-back Dylan albums from a random generator. Yet was pleasantly surprised by this album. His voice is still a little rough but thankfully he ditched the excessive harmonica.

Some great guitar riffs throughout, was ready to give this 4-stars but the last track was absolute shite

Feels like this album was AI-generated. Technically sound but boring and lifeless.

Never heard of this band, album was okay but a bit disjointed

Couple of decent songs, but the rest were cheesy and/or obnoxious. Was teetering on 2-stars until “Beth” which was so cringeworthy had to drop to 1-star.

Found myself zoning out on this multiple times, tried to refocus but then a piece of debris drifting in the wind would catch my attention and that was actually more interesting

Overall solid album, groundbreaking guitar work, innovative use of stereo mixing

Entertaining and lively album

Mixed feelings on this album. Smooth vocals, some interesting arrangements, but the last few songs were super sappy.

Pretty underwhelming especially compared to their peak music from the 80’s and early 90’s.

Great album name and artwork, besides that the music itself was pretty middle of the road.

Pretty indifferent. If I heard this album again, I probably wouldn’t recognize any songs.

Solid album from start to finish.

Whatever this genre is, I could do without.

Album felt like a slow meandering waltz, but did close out with a great rendition of “All Along the Watchtower”.

No…more…Morrissey….

Bleh

Was not as good as I had hoped

For a live album this fell a little flat. Even the hit “The Boys are Back in Town” was rough.

Just another British indie rock album, nothing special

Album started off weird but tolerable, became progressively more annoying, but the insufferable final track ultimately dropped it down to 1-star level

Pretty enjoyable album, high energy, decent cover songs

Enjoyed this album, had a different jazz vibe

Not bad, lot of innovative and interesting sounds.

Just okay, kind of got tired of the album about halfway through

Album was better than expected, having 2 Supergrass albums on this list not expected

Not a huge Dylan fan, but this album was pretty good

Solid album

What have I done to deserve that? “Shopping” and “Heart” dropped it to 2-stars.

The hits and dance songs were good, the slower songs not so good.

Pretty much what I expected from a Yes album, a few bright moments but mostly obnoxious and full of random noises.

Title track is great, the rest of the songs better suited as background music.

Solid album, was good to listen to again after a long hiatus

Just don’t like this genre, understand this was apparently a pivotal album but was relieved when it ended.

Innovative, enjoyed the sampling and percussion.

First half of the album was okay but then things fell apart. “Come Together” was twice as long as it needed to be, and the latter half of the album was soft and uninteresting.

Solid debut album, crazy to think that this was released 55 years ago

Definitely nothing special

The longer “European Son” dragged on, the closer this album got to 1-star.

Never heard of this band, album started strong, had a few questionable songs toward the end.

strangely hypnotic

solid album, well produced, vocals feel like blend of Paul Simon and Bob Dylan

All-star cast, but some of the songs are rough

Talented musician, but just can’t get behind the pitch of the vocals

Felt extremely basic, from the 5-second guitar solos, to the simple keyboard arrangements, and almost entirely quarter-note percussion beats.

Solid debut album with several great tracks, seamlessly blends synth with rock

Great voice, album kind of dragged on toward the end, hard to believe that she was only 19 years old when this was released

Very solid

First song was good, but the rest of the album was pretty disappointing. “Bluebird” and “Mamunia” were annoying enough to drop this down to 2-stars.

Pretty mixed bag, the vocals were a bit harsh and some of the songs were overly manic, but did enjoy the instrumental songs

Certainly not my genre, but good songwriting

Not bad, pretty easy to listen to

Great album, hits are good but overall not quite as good as Badmotorfinger.

Entertaining, lot of interesting sounds and layers. Probably a 3.5-star album, just not quite enough for 4-stars.

This album was an absolute mess, mostly a snoozefest, but the falsetto songs were cringeworthy enough to earn 1-star

Had a good flow and rhythm, not spectacular enough though to warrant more than 3-stars.

Very similar to the previous Neil Young album on this last, still not a fan.

Album was okay. More impressive was that in a just a few years this band launched the careers of 3 legendary guitarists — Clapton, Beck, Page.

Mostly entertaining, some songs a bit slow

Had a lot of dissonant sounds and was pretty heavy on the guitar distortion at times, but was intriguing enough that I might give another listen.

Album wasn’t bad, until ending with that shitty song about New York.

Still not a Neil Young fan, however the backing by Crazy Horse was just enough to keep this from dropping to 2-stars.

The vocals are a bit of a mess, but the underlying music is captivating enough to keep at 3-stars.

Great Christmas album, could have done without the monologue during “Silent Night” though

Lot of great guitar riffs throughout the album, but can only manage to listen to this in small doses at a time.

Great album, definitely some mediocre songs on this, but the hits were hugely successful at the time and still enjoyable today

Never have been a big fan, but this album was okay.

Never heard of this band, very interesting opening track, but then the album kind of falls off

The Eagles at their best, so many great lines from this album

A sloppy mess, to put it kindly

Maybe a handful of “live” albums deserve to be on this list, this album is not one of them.

Kind of a roller coaster, a few enjoyable songs, some were overly groovy, and the slower songs were pretty boring.

When yet another Neil Young album popped up on this list, I felt a sense of dismay. However did like the heavy guitar distortion on the second version of “Hey Hey, My My” which added some extra punch.

Even less special than their first album, definitely did not enjoy myself

Was only familiar with “Feel the Pain” so this album was much harder and grittier than expected, overall was a pleasant surprise.

The hit singles are decent, but overall the album is way too synth heavy. If the album had been released this year, I might be convinced that it was completely AI generated.

Not their best work, but a few decent songs. Overall pretty melancholy, whiny, and slow even by Radiohead standards.

First two songs are solid, but the rest of the album is pretty mundane. Wanted to give an extra star for spring-boarding his trajectory, but this falls well short of “Thriller”.

Solid background music, not something that I would actively listen to.

Never heard of this band, but the vocals were distinct and captivating.

Two solid songs, the rest of the album is pretty average.

Don’t listen to jazz much, but that was impressive and very well done.

Yet another album on this list that I might throw on as background music. Impressive though that was made nearly 50 years ago.

Had heard of this band but never really listened to their music. Pleasantly surprised by this album, lot of interesting textures and grooves.

Felt like a more upbeat version of The Cure with hints of U2 at times. I’m surprised these guys weren’t more commercially successful back then.

Interesting concept and apparently worked out well for him. Entertaining at times, especially the crowd interactions.

The title track was great, however the rest of the songs were ok to slightly boring.

She has a great voice, this genre is just not my cup of tea

Atypical song structures, dissonant song fade-outs, but kept my attention

Very reminiscent of Cold Play, but with 7 less Grammy’s

Some pretty decent jams, probably more enjoyable live versus on a studio recording

Pretty raw emotions on display

Underwhelming, sounded like two guys playing their Casio keyboards in the early 80’s

First time listening, pleasantly surprised. Lyrics are questionable at times, but the production is top notch.

Tightly arranged songs, could do with a little less distortion on the vocals, but all-in-all solid album.

More entertaining than Super Bowl LIX

Iconic album cover art, solid concept album.

All around great performance, that show must have been electric.

Is this the background music of every spa in America?

This album must have been one of the last four in.

The guy is a legend but didn’t get much from this album. Was shocked that this was his 18th album until reading that he just released his 153rd album.

Good chill music but started to lose interest toward the end.

Enjoyed this album much more than anticipated

Tough listen, many songs were overly drawn out, hopefully this album was cathartic for him in this rough time of his life.

Three days after listening to this album, I don’t remember much which is telling I guess.

Was enjoying this album, lots of energy, but “Turn Blue” knocked it down a full star

Not these guys again. Another hour of music so unremarkable that I already forgot about it an hour later.

Never heard of this band, somewhat reminiscent of Blue October and Hinder, overall decent listen.

Overall was just dreadful, barely gets to 2-stars for originality

Great harmonies but otherwise not too much to get excited about.

Album started strong, but the nearly 10-minutes of intro talking on the final track was a bit much.

First time listening to this album, was only familiar with his later hit songs. Was mostly enjoyable, interesting rhythms and sounds.

Very intense, felt like being hit directly the face, but somehow in a good way.

Didn’t get much from this, wasn’t good, wasn’t bad, just meh.

Some good grooves, songs are a bit too long, probably better enjoyed in a live setting

Enjoyed this album more than “Natty Dread” but can only take reggae in small doses.

First listen, not impressed. Pretty sure there won’t be a second listen

Never heard of this band, hard to categorize this album as it was all over the place

Was only familiar with their hit single “Relax”. Album slightly exceeded my low expectations and progressively devolved into cheesy and sappy

Impressive start to the album, but gets a bit repetitive toward the end.

Was only familiar with the hit single “Take Me Out”. Album started a little slow but grew progressively stronger and ultimately exceeded my expectations.

Overall decent album, gets an extra star for his acting role on “Silo” which was solid

This album is just horrendous. Somewhat reminiscent of Spinal Tap but without the satire or humor. If ever an album was worthy of the review “Shit Sandwich”, this one fits the bill.

Enjoyed this album, very tight arrangement but does get overly theatrical at times.

Several classic songs but the rest of the album is underwhelming.

Album has a couple of classic songs, solid bluesy guitar riffs, yet the band had not quite hit their peak

Could see this as interesting background music

Wow that was boring, what a snoozefest

Had never heard of the musical genre “grime”. After listening to this mess, hopefully will never hear it again

Album got better as it went along, too much Ron Burgundy jazz flute though

She has a good voice but these songs were pretty uninspiring.

Had a few interesting segments, but otherwise just sounded like someone messing around on a Casio keyboard in the late 80’s

Solid debut album, especially considering the music landscape in 1983

this was bad on so many levels, cringeworthy at times

groundbreaking, one of my all time favorites, RIP Chester

“Song 2” was good, high energy song. The rest of the album was pretty underwhelming.

Somehow this band flew under my radar, now I know why. Album had few decent songs but overall just sounded like slightly heavier punk rock.

Couldn’t get past the whiny, grating vocals.

Overall solid album, especially “The Boxer”. Unfortunate but perhaps not unexpected that the duo parted ways after this album

Sub-par compared to their earlier albums.

Good, not great, although hard to replicate the brilliance and success of “Loser”

Kind of a mixed bag. Did not particularly enjoy the concept album comprising “side 1” of the album. But the mishmash of singles on “side 2” were solid, including “Mrs. Robinson” and “Hazy Shade of Winter”

Had a few cool songs, but this album is near the bottom of the 1001 albums.

Morrisey is much more tolerable in The Smiths versus solo.

Good stuff. Somehow I did not realize that “Higher Ground” by RHCP was actually a cover of Stevie.

Not quite as cool as I had hoped

Did not enjoy this album at all, some songs were downright awful.

Interesting textures and layers of the background music, smooth silky vocals, but some of the songs just meander aimlessly.

I’ve had bowel movements that were more satisfying than listening to this turd of an album.

Very solid, enjoyable album.

Besides the iconic title track, the rest of the album was enjoyable but not necessarily spectacular.

Album started off okay, until the last few tracks which made me not “believe in” Lennon.

Strange start to the album with the wind chimes, but then the guitar and percussion kicked in and overall ended up being quite solid.

Completely unenjoyable

Pretty enjoyable, crazy how many samples came from this album by later artists.

A little synth heavy at times, but just enough Eddie guitar work to get 4-stars.

Album started strong, but then faded into mediocrity

What a stupid album

Generally not a fan of Megadeath, but this album was better than expected

Pretty forgettable, like most of the music from this decade.

In typical double album fashion, this had a handful of good songs and the rest was mediocre. His music with The Revolution was definitely better.

Not sure what genre this falls into, but it’s terrible.

Had no idea Rod Stewart was in this band, thank you 1001 album generator for the music history lesson

Couldn’t understand a word, but the music was cool.

Pretty middle of the road stuff

Hard to follow up “Nevermind” but still solid, actually found the slower songs more enjoyable

Vocals were terrible, music was annoying, really not much to like about this album except the intriguing artwork.

I just don’t get the hype

Still don’t get the hype.

Pleasantly surprised by this album but some songs were a bit long.

Pretty fun album, a little corny at times though.

Didn’t get much from this

Great voice, otherwise the lyrics were the epitome of the melancholic 1970’s country music vibe.

Sounded like a bit too polished version of Artic Monkeys.

First time listening, quite a treat, Ingenious fascinating lyrics

Black Sabbath at their best, iconic riffs, plus Ozzy

Never heard of this band, overall pleasant listen

Album started out okay, but then fizzled into forgettable territory

Overall solid album, good rhythms, pretty steamy at times. Was “Sexy (interlude)” the mirror version of Dre’s “Deeez Nuuuts”?

Solid album, just not quite as good as “Blood Sugar Sex Magik”

Strange second half of the album, even by Bowie’s standards

Painful at times

Big fan of 1980’s Genesis music with Phil, but not as familiar with the Peter Gabriel catalog. Their voices are somewhat similar but still distinct enough. Album was a bit too long though.

Most of the vocals are about an octave too high, “Bull Session” was obnoxious

One of the greatest albums of all time.

Music is good, however the recoding has feedback from the bass guitar frets (isolated to the left stereo output) that is annoying and distracting enough to drop a star.

Album was okay but not necessarily one that I would revisit.

Not much to like about this, hair metal at its worst.

In typical Def Leppard fashion, the hits are great, lyrics a bit subpar, but a fun listen nonetheless.

The best album from the most influential heavy metal band of all time.

Songs featuring Grace Slick were the highlight of the album, the rest were a bit groovy

“Take on me” gets extra credit for the music video which was amazing especially at the time, otherwise a pretty forgettable album.

Not sure which is worse, the music or the album art

To say this album sucks is an understatement

Decent but still not my cup of tea

Pretty good stuff, perhaps a bit self-indulgent at times.

Never have understood the popularity of this band, the vocals sound like they are being sung by the “Oh Long Johnson” cat

Tend to agree with the artist’s own assessment: “I still cannot listen to it….The first time I heard the album, I cried and it was all because of the flute.”

Solid album

First time listening, was only family with “Maps”, overall an enjoyable album.

More psychedelic than anticipated, the end of CTA-102 took me by surprise

Never heard of her, album was decent

She has a nice voice, but stereotypical trite lyrics and over-production drag this album down

Was only vaguely familiar with Polly Jean, a little edgy at times, album was more enjoyable than expected.

Not the best album in his discography, “Breakdown” and “American Girl” were the only noteworthy songs

Felt like Kanye still hadn’t brushed off the fish sticks joke when he made this album

Was that a music album or the Calm app?

Pretty typical country music album, nothing special

Some songs take a minute to get going, but overall solid

Needed to warm up to this album, once it got going though found it to be enjoyable

Not my favorite genre, but the songwriting and lyrics were great. Probably a 3.5 out of 5, just not quite enough for a 4.

Aggressive and hard hitting, bordering on cacophonous at times

Not this guy again