Okay, it's The Who. Its a classic. I get it. But I do not feel changed, nor do I feel I absolutely needed to listen to that.

Refreshing, chill.

Way too kitsch for me.

Noice. The voice, the vibes, the originality.

Old school, some good riffs sprinkled across. The lyrics did *not* age well.

Some riffs are good. Like real good. But... I can't stand Bellamy's voice. And the majority of it feels like a reheated mash-up of not even digested inspirations.

Honestly, boring.

Pretty gloomy vibes, such a beautiful voice, nice and slow.

Wow. I added a few points because of... nostalgia, and maybe the fact that Korn were some kind of precursors, but this album has aged. Some good riffs, maybe two good songs in total, but the rest is disappointing. This should be considered as a stepping stone, that gave birth to new, nice things in metal, but this also should stay in the past.

Generic 70s rock.

I did not know his discography well, but it's a catchy record, with a nice blend of funk, pop, disco and r&b, I was pleasantly surprised.

Yet another 70s rock album. Not bad, but did I really have to listen to it before I died ?

I do love me some prog rock. And this is kinda quitessential.

Not as "experimental" as I anticipated. She has a nice voice, and the album has nice vibes.

I could not even listen until the end. And I usually love metal. But well. Not this kind apparently, feels like redneck metal somehow.

Is okay. The singing is a bit raspy.

Some good parts and ideas, but this is all over the place, and lacks cohesion. This is way too long for what feels like throwing things to a wall and see if it sticks.

Did I just enjoy listening to a german construction site ? Yes. Maybe. Probably. Well, I'm still not sure how to feel, but at least it made me feel something, it's really bold, conveys a purpose, and is not another piece of boring bland generic pop/rock music as is so often the case in this selection of albums. I discovered something, and I'm glad I did.

An excellent surprise, varied influences, some groove, a good listen.

For once, a classic I thoroughly enjoyed !

Great indie album, I still have lots to discover.

I really can't stand reggae, sorry Bob. I'll rate 2 because that's just a matter of personal taste, and there are MUCH WORSE stuff on this list.

Kind of okay. Great flow, clean prod, not sure about the rest.

Lots of fun and creativity in there ! Great album, great musical journey.

Again some 70s classic stuff, I'm still not sold, I'm still bored.

Okay, it's The Who. Its a classic. I get it. But I do not feel changed, nor do I feel I absolutely needed to listen to that.

Nice ambient/electronica sound, Bowie never ceases to surprise, with each record different from the other, yet distinctly Bowie.

Damn I almost died of boredom ! A meager hope came with the last three songs, but did not manage to wake me up fully.

I... don't really know what to think. It's a nice ambient music ? To listen when doing other things maybe.

Blah blah blah 80s classic rock blah blah blah again blah blah blah some bangers but still not transcended.

Another great album for Led Zeppelin, with great diversity. The second half of the album is not on the same level as the first, but still as good (or even better) as most of the classic rock this list has to offer. If I wanted to nitpick, I'd say this is a 3.8.

Some folk. Nice, but forgettable.