I couldn't listen to it because she removed her music from Spotify.

Some of the songs are pop classics, and for good reason. Some probably shouldn't have ended up on this (or any) album. On the whole, it is a seminal album which foreshadows the great works to come by him.

He created a unique and to this day easily identifiable sound. There was no one like Hendrix.

I had never heard of this band. I enjoyed this album so much that I went on to listen to most of their albums. I just wish the singer wasn't trying so hard to sound like Dylan, of all people.

I enjoyed the instruments, but her voice is like listening to someone else's kid incessantly whining.

For a variety of reasons, this style of country does not work for me. I tried and couldn't finish a single song. This is not a reflection of this album, but the entire genre.

This feels like a mix between hip-hop and jazz, and I loved it. I listened to this album a couple of times, and then let Spotify keep going with similar music, but I heard nothing like this artist. It's great.

I'd previously never really listened to Beck, and it is interesting and good, but not really my style. I didn't finish the album.

I'm not in a mood to fully enjoy this genre of music, but I can appreciate it nonetheless. The lush sound is enjoyable. The dissidence is just about right for grunge. I look forward to enjoying this album/band when I'm in the right mood.

Did not care for at all. Hollow and simple.

I'd never heard of this band, and never intentionally listened to this sub-genre of rock. I am fine not listening to it again, but it was less annoying that I initially expected. I was surprised that after the album was over, and Spotify continued with this sub-genre, I actually enjoyed some of the music.

Did not care for this in anyway. Couldn't finish a song.

I really enjoyed this album, but when it ended and Spotify expanded to similar stuff, I fell in love with this sound.

For early punk, it's impressive. Yet, it is not something that I enjoy listening to.

I have no idea if this is good rap because I think rap is spelled with a silent C, yet it seems far better musically than much of the crap that I've heard.

I have been a fan for many, many years, but I hadn't heard this album. As her first pop album, it was interesting to hear where some of her signature sounds came from.

I generally like their music, but their sound had not been developed to that stage on most of these songs.

I hadn't listened to Monk in a very long time. It's been decades since I've carefully listened to old school jazz. It was enjoyable, but I don't think I want it to become regular again.

It is only the familiarity of these songs which would cause me to listen to them. I have, and will, never listen to these songs because I like them.

How much I enjoy Led Zep is very dependent on my mood. I listened on a day I was open to their sound, and I could hear and appreciate how it was developing.

I have never enjoyed anything about Dylan. I'm at a complete loss as to why anyone wants to intentionally listen to him. His voice is like gravel scraping the bottom of a dirty pot.

Apart from some bigoted lyrics, the music has held up well. The guitars (including bass) have always been quite enjoyable to me.

Because of what I've heard about Coltrane, I was expecting a lot. He just doesn't work for me. It's not bad music, it just doesn't ... for me.

One of the most irritating albums that I've ever heard. I haven't a clue how this album made this list. It's far more strange sounds than anything musical. I would prefer listening to fingernails on a chalkboard.