Might get slightly downvoted because it sounds like where the 80s sound came from. Much better than expected lyrically. To revisit.

Surprisingly good - I've liked Amy Winehouse but never experienced how good the full album is. One to come back to.

There's some gems on this album, which is one of the better albums of its genre. Worth a relisten. I'm both super high on the tracks I like and pretty meh on the rest of the album. Absolutely worth inclusion as an album to listen to.

Obviously a classic, but I'm not a huge 70s fan. Such an interesting listen / relisten, to think of what this must have sounded like when it was originally released.

All time album. Stands up track by track and as a full listen.

While I'm not a big Iron Maiden fan, this was a really good album.

Not always going to be the album I reach for, but undeniably one of the best albums of the genre.

Actually worse than I remember - I really like a lot of the songs I've always loved from this album, but I'm not sure it ties together the way I once thought it did when the sound was so unique.

Tough. Hate the genre. Might also hate the album and the band. Tried to get through the entire album 3 times and couldn't do it without turning it off again.

Not totally my album, even though I like the White Stripes and love Jack White.

Really not there for me. I like a song or two but this just isn't my jam. I get why its so popular - for the time, it was revolutionary - but what it inspired ended up being so much better than what this was its hard to look at it today and call it great.

Just not my style. Not a terrible album overall.

Possibly a low rating because what was a revolutionary sound when the album was released now sounds like the beginnings of a larger genre that's been improved upon.

As much for how classic the album is as for the quality. Its still hard to get over Dylan's voice.