Great album this is the first recommendation of the album generator and it was something I was already very familiar with, but it is an album, my love that I think it is in fact outstanding.

Sounds OK but sounds like a bunch of amateurs. Hard for me to get into.

I admit to having owned this album already for many years, though I think my version had the toilet censored with the graphic box listing the songs within. Overall a great selection of strong melodies.

The band is amazing but some of Freddy’s moments sound very arch now. He obviously was very creative and very talented, but the little show tune segments of his now sound of dated. The band still sounds terrific, powerful and tight other than the classic song featured. The rest of the album really does not hold up as far as songwriting goes.

I think it’s probably good and I used to like it more but now to me it sounds like Tom Jones. I know that Elvis is much better, but it just doesn’t hit me.

It’s OK it was a very popular realm and sultans of swing is a great song but the album sounds like too much of the same thing. Very little color instrumentally two drums format with no harmonies or other instruments. It’s tedious after a while.

I love this album. It was groundbreaking at the time But still sounds great and actually still a little bit otherworldly. Hancock’s jazz chops definitely come in to play, but the sound is dark and very funky, which was new at the time. Well, the music can sound very spicy. It doesn’t drift into the stratosphere like Mahavishnu or weather report. The base drums and percussion are present in an intoxicating mix. Highly recommended.

I like it OK. Not as good as his Apple debut album in my opinion and not as good as his later stuff like JT Great, understate of production and playing, but just not a lot of melodies that grab me.

A breakthrough album for Bowie. Rarely strong melodically, He was always so willing to try new things not afraid to challenge his audience, such as Low. Stronger conceptually, visually than musically.

Very good for what it is. A respected guitar oriented punk band, and it’s legit stuff, I just don’t hear the melodies or the color in the music to encourage repeated listening for me…

Perhaps the Stones’ best album? I literally don’t hear a bad cut on it and the opener brown sugar is as strong opening as they ever had and for the Stones, that’s really saying something—highly highly recommended.