1001 Albums Summary

Probably the worst album I've ever listened to.

Good background music, but got repetitive

I was very close to turning it off in the middle of the album. Hard to hear anything else besides guitar feedback.

There were moments where some rhythms weren't too bad, but they were completely offset by the fact that most of this album is just instruments making noise instead of music.

I’m not really a fan of country music, but I found myself tapping my foot to pretty much every song.

I read on Wikipedia that this album was voted 954th on a separate top 1000 albums list. I'd imagine that's an accurate ranking for this list too.

Some great rock hits on this one

Ashamed to be an NJ native that doesn't like Bruce

Kind of reminded me of a Joni Mitchell album, enjoyed the acoustic style of the album.

At times I enjoyed it, at times I felt like I was on hold waiting to speak with a representative.

Great riffs from top to bottom.

I'd rate it a 6 if I could.

Close to giving it a 3, but felt like nearly every song had too much going on at once.

Love the rock sound, don’t really like the vocals.

Surprised that I hadn't heard of this band previously. Nothing jumped out to me that made them distinctive from other 80's rock bands, but still thought the music was good.

Enjoyed the upbeat sound of this one

Surprised how much I enjoyed this one, her vocals were some of the best I've heard so far.

Early on I thought I was going to enjoy this album a lot more, but I couldn't fully get into it.

Got better and better as the album progressed.

Heartland saved this from a 1 star rating

Stronger than a 3, not completely certain it's a 4, but I'll bump it up considering Dave Grohl recorded the entire album himself

Great hard rock sound throughout

Recognized The Weight. Enjoyed Chest Fever, but everything else was just ok.

Have heard better hip-hop from this list

Very rough listen.

Recognized "Maggie May". The others weren't great.

Enjoyed the hard rock guitar riffs, but some of the rhythms seemed too out there

Great production quality, and some rhythms were catchy, but some songs were not good in the slightest

I'm normally a fan of hip hop, but couldn't get into this one as much.

Surprised that I had heard of a few of these previously. Fun listen.

Take On Me is a classic, the others were ok too

The vocals on this album were great, but none of the songs really grabbed my interest.

Great to hear some rock classics again, along with some new songs that I enjoyed just as much

I could respect the history behind the making of this album, but I wasn't a fan

Pretty disappointed with this one. Tried really hard to like it, but ended up just being ok. The last few songs bumped it up from a 2.

A lot of his best all on one album. Discovered some new ones I enjoyed too.

Reminded me of the Doors at some points, but overall it wasn't great

This one started off absolutely terrible and I was convinced I'd give it a 1, but I was caught off guard when I heard some pretty solid songs thereafter. Average it all out and it gets a 3.

The celtic sound of this album felt like a nice change of pace. Fairytale of New York and The Broad Majestic Shannon bumped this to a 3.

Maybe Dinosaur Sr. would've done a better job.

Felt too minimalistic

Starts off strong with Bittersweet Symphony, the rest had a good rock sound throughout

I've heard and enjoyed the title track previously. Hurt was a such a powerful song, especially in the context of Cash's career coming to a close.

Random ambient noises gave this one a strange sound.

Had a feeling this wouldn't be great, good instrumentals on a few songs saved this from a 1.

The mix of Indian and electronic was an interesting change of pace. Outside of a few tracks, it was consistently good overall.

The name is more than fitting.

This one felt like a step back musically compared to some of her prior albums I've heard from this list.

Slow paced and overall unexciting.

Pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed this one. This list has showed me that I enjoy older country music.

This one takes the title of Worst Album I’ve Ever Listened To.

The fast tempo and heavy metal guitar riffs brought me back to the days of playing Guitar Hero

Enjoyed their electronic synth sound.

Always heard of Nas but hadn't listened to much of his music. His hip hop is really smooth and I recognized some of the rhythms were sampled for other songs.

This list has produced a lot of strange albums that sound bad, but this is the first album I've heard that sounds good.

Great classic rock riffs with quite a few hits.

A little slow for my liking, but I can respect his songwriting and acoustic ability.

Was good at times, but thought I'd enjoy it more.

There's better electronic out there.

Strange at times but fun overall.

The first hip hop album that I didn’t like in the slightest.

A great take on rock/blues with an African ancestral sound

Have heard his name often, and I'm sure I've heard more of his music, but this was just ok.

Recognized Smoke on the Water.

Decent sounding at times, but it was pretty strange and way too long.

Was going to give it a 2 because I just couldn't get into it, then after hearing Late Night it had to drop to a 1.

Kept me engaged right from the start with its euphoric sound.

First Grateful Dead album I've heard. Didn't really grab my attention, but not bad either.

First three tracks were solid and ones I've heard before (So Far Away/Money for Nothing/Walk of Life).

Had Tainted Love, but that was it.

Not a punk fan, but the guitar riffs seemed a little better than usual.

Surprised to have recognized Genesis and Stress. This was a fantastic electronic album that grabbed my attention right from the start.

Recognized Drive, other than that nothing stood out

Surprised how much I enjoyed this one. Great blues rock sound from start to finish.

I was prepared to rate it worse, it felt like the vocals and instrumentals didn't mesh well together. But as the album progressed, it grew on me enough to give it a 3.

Pretty catchy tracks, and the lyrics had some depth to them.

A fun album with a lot of his greatest hits.

Thought I was going to enjoy this one more. While nothing was particularly bad, every song sounded the same to me.

Strange lyrics on some tracks and couldn't get into it from a musical perspective either.

Cult of Personality, but not much other than that.

Weird how it kept repeating "Where time becomes a loop" for the entire first track. After reading on Wikipedia about their reasoning, it makes more sense to me, but still pretty annoying. The other songs were fine, with the Lush tracks as my favorites.

Part of me feels it's unfair to give this one a 1. It didn't necessarily sound bad, but it was so unbelievably boring. Considering I didn't enjoy a single track, I have no other choice.

Good overall, Black Hole Sun is an awesome track.

Some of his best on this one including All Falls Down, Jesus Walks and Through the Wire. This album may be closer to a 3, but I'll bump it up since I enjoy the hits so much and discovered a few new tracks I liked.

Today I learned why they were known as one of the best. I'm not normally a fan of grunge or alt rock, but I enjoyed this album a lot. Especially the first 5 songs or so.

Uninteresting

I was expecting their high pitched vocals from Saturday Night Fever, but I was pleasantly surprised with softer rock instead. The first few songs were powerful, but the album weakened as it progressed.

The only interesting thing about this album was the optical illusion on the cover.

Improved marginally as album progressed, but sounded way too raw for my liking.

Liked this one much more than the other album of his from this list.

Enjoyed the beginning more than the end, but I thought it was great overall. Favorite track was Can I Kick It?

Boring and forgettable.

This sounded very 80s. Not really good or bad.

Pretty standard 90s rap, but they did it well.

Was getting Beatles vibes from this one, it felt fairly average.

Have heard much better country from this list. Didn't hate it, but wasn't great either.

Just like If I Should Fall From Grace With God, the celtic sound that The Pogues bring to the list is unlike most of the other genres on this list.

Enjoyed this more as the album progressed, especially It Was A Good Day and Check Yo Self.

Got sick of this very fast, didn't dislike it enough to give it a 1, but it was close.

I enjoyed So Fresh So Clean and Ms. Jackson since I heard them previously, but nothing else got my interest.

Enjoyed the electric guitar, but didn't get a strong feeling one way or the other.

The title track completely carries this album. A few others are ok, but not much else to it.

Side three was my favorite, and all of Stevie Nicks's songs were clearly the best tracks.

I'm not familiar with Captain Beefheart, but hoping to not hear from him again. Maybe General Porkbrain would've done better.

It was fine. Have heard better hip hop from this list, but didn't hate it.

I have a lot to say about this one. I was warned that there was a comically bad album coming, and during the first track, I knew it was this one. By the end of the first track, I was laughing at how absurd and disjointed it sounded. But then the underlying instrumental started getting catchier. And after reading on Wikipedia that this was designed to tell a story, I started paying closer attention as each song progressed. Even though this album is horrible from a musical perspective, it ended up keeping me engaged more than any 1 I've heard on this list. And that has to count for something.

Liked this one more than other Britpop I've heard so far.

Includes some all-time Van Halen hits including Jump, Panama and Hot For Teacher. Thoroughly enjoyed hearing their best and discovering some new ones too.

A little slow paced, but not bad.

Even Flow took me back to playing Guitar Hero as a kid.

This was great background music to listen to while working. Not quite a 4 to me, but a strong 3.

It's nice to finally know who sang Coconut.

Recognized My Sweet Lord and What is Life. The album was a little long to me, although my favorite tracks were the instrumental ones towards the end.

Fun and catchy pop tracks, especially the hits Our Lips Are Sealed and We Got The Beat.

Not very exciting, so much so that I forgot it was playing as I was working on other things.

Fun to hear some Christmas classics that I've listened to for as long as I could remember.

Painful listen, the instrumental being ok in a few songs saves this from a 1, although the horrendous vocals tried their hardest.

Some tracks were catchy, but didn't have strong feelings about the album as a whole.

As much as I love electronic, it can never destroy rock & roll. Second half of the album was much better than the first.

Unexpectedly enjoyed this one. While a few songs were too long and/or uninteresting, the drumming and guitar kept me hooked for most of the album.

After some Wikipedia research, I can understand why this album sounds like an important driver of what is known as punk rock today. But, that doesn't make it good.

Vocals didn't sound great to me, and instrumentals were alright.

Art rock (a genre of this album that I saw on Wikipedia) sounds like an accurate characterization. It reminds me of a painting that is way too abstract than it needs to be.

A good mid-to-high 3, easy 60s rock.

This was terrible. There's much better electronic on this list and elsewhere.

This one started pretty good. Had a melancholic, soft rock sound that I enjoyed. It really slowed down in the second half though.

I'm not sure why I didn't like this as much as I thought I would. It could be because it was a double live album where some songs would drag on longer than they should. There were a few cool guitar riffs, but overall not too exciting.

A lot of instrumental especially in the beginning of the album, but didn't mind at all since I enjoyed its progressive rock sound. The album cover is pretty cool too.

Was looking forward to a complete listen of this album as it's acclaimed by my peers. Overall, the tracks had a nice, smooth R&B sound to them. Recognized Thinkin Bout You and Lost.

Solid from start to finish with a few of their best in between.

Very bri'ish.

It sounded like she wasn't really trying vocally, and there wasn't anything exciting instrumentally.

This is normally not my genre, so I was surprised that I generally liked this one.

Their hit "Don't You Want Me" was a good conclusion to the album, but everything else was just ok.

That first disc was tough to get through, and by itself I would've given it a 1. The second disc was more upbeat with a little less harmonica and more guitar.

Pretty good indie rock. Not completely blown away, but good.

That wasn't pleasant. Their lead singer just isn't good.

Interesting how this was considered an early influence on heavy metal, and you can hear that in the music since it sounds more tame but rhythmically similar to today’s metal.

Started out horribly, but grew on me as it progressed.

This one falls into an interesting category for me. I don't think I needed to hear this before I died, but I still enjoyed this jangle rock album nonetheless. I only recognized the Mrs. Robinson cover, but actually enjoyed the other tracks more.

This was slightly more tolerable than their other album from this list, even though the overwhelming amount of guitar feedback tried to convince me otherwise. The underlying rock rhythms were better this time around.

Nice to learn that Genius of Love was sampled for a few more recent songs.

Good background music for a department store.

Another album that has no business being on this list. This wasn't even the best album recorded in its studio, as the Human League was recording Dare simultaneously. And even Dare was average at best.

No song should ever be 22 minutes long. This album was horrible overall, but the few moments that got my foot tapping saved this from being a 1.

It was ok. Metal bands really know how to shred a guitar, and this band was good at that too. It didn't really hold my attention beyond that.

Didn't know any of the songs besides Mysterious Ways. No complaints, but not much enjoyment either.

This album confirmed that I can't stand Syd Barrett's "music". While there were some ok tracks in the beginning, the second half was utterly horrible. A lot of tracks towards the end felt aimless and lacked any structure. As someone who enjoys Pink Floyd's well-known works, I am disappointed to rate it this low. I even listened to this album twice in case there was anything remotely positive. Unfortunately, there wasn't.

Very enjoyable album! Pleasantly surprised to hear tracks I knew like I Feel the Earth Move and It's Too Late. It put me in a positive mood from the start and never looked back.

When I saw how I rated "Third", I thought I was in for another long listen. Thankfully, I enjoyed this album much more. The comparison that keeps crossing my mind is that it's Lofi but make it 90's and add a vocalist. The drum and bass goes hard too.

Good tracks throughout, but what elevates the album is starting with Gimme Shelter and ending with You Can't Always Get What You Want.

Generic indie album.

Great transition from acoustic on the first side to Crazy Horse joining in on the second. I had heard My My, Hey Hey previously, and that's probably still my favorite track, but solid album overall.

This is another album where I can't understand why it needed to be included on this list. It was not a memorable album. I liked the hard rock sound on a few tracks, but overall it was neither bad nor good.

Just uninteresting to me.

Admittedly, I was fully prepared to trash this album. When an album has a relatively light Wikipedia page, I get a slight bias that it will end up being bad, which I acknowledge is not very fair. However, I genuinely had fun listening to this one. The saxophone elevated nearly every track.

Solid album. They're not one of my favorite rock bands, but still enjoyed overall.

Some good moments, but mostly boring.

Some good tracks, but monotonous overall.

I'd consider myself a fan of Daft Punk, albeit a casual one. However, this album was not great. Around the World brings me back to the days of playing NBA 2K13 on my PlayStation, so that alone gives it another star.

Yet another Morrissey album.

Hard to believe that this album is nearly 10 years old at this point. Had some of his greatest hits, but the other tracks weren't as strong as his previous album.

I couldn't wait for this one to be over. I knew Freak on a Leash already, but couldn't get into any of the other tracks.

Just an awesome album, starting and ending with its best tracks.

I shed a tear every time I have to listen to britpop again.

I nearly gave this one a 5. It had a few of his main hits and that classic Elvis sound throughout.

Pretty good guitar riffs, sounded like an interesting precursor to Led Zeppelin. It kind of felt like Rod Stewart's vocals were out of place on this album.

I can't imagine there was much money to be made from this album.

There was a lot of emotion in this album. I actually thought the vocals were pretty good. The backing instrumental was ok at times as well.

A little disappointed it didn't have Wonderwall, but it was ok.

I knew that she had written Fast Car, but didn't know her work besides that. I enjoyed her vocals on this album.

This one was a little out there lyrically, but musically it was actually decent.

Solid rock album. I knew 21st Century Schizoid Man, but the rest was new.

Thought I'd enjoy it more. It started off with some hits, but fell off fast.

Nice and easy jazz rock. Unexciting, but pleasant.

I'm pretty sure this is the last album of his that I will be forced to listen to, and for that I'm grateful.

This was the most country (in both time and quality) I've ever heard in my life.

An upgrade from regular background music.

Generic drum and bass album that had no business being 2 hours and 20 minutes long.

This is the third album I've heard from them, and I just don't get the appeal. The instrumentals are alright, but the vocals are terrible.

Overall, that was an unexciting album. Bang a Gong was the best song by far.

This was an awesome album. Band On The Run brings back memories of Guitar Hero. I had heard Jet, Let Me Roll It and Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five before, but didn't realize they were from this album. The other tracks were good as well, but the ones I already knew elevated the album for me.

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this one. Normally, I've found thrash metal albums get repetitive or sound like they're going too fast. This one didn't feel that way, I enjoyed pretty much every track.

Interesting instrumental album with African & Middle Eastern rhythms at times. Brian Eno collaborated with David Byrne for this album, who I learned was the frontman for Talking Heads. This compels me to say: this was better than any Talking Heads album I've heard.

Almost bumped it up a star just for Our House, but that'd be letting the other 12 bad tracks off the hook.

It was fine. The Fat Of The Land was definitely better.

Just uninteresting. Have heard better singer-songwriter from this list.

Standard 90s electronic album. Could be better or worse depending on what you're doing or where you are as you're listening.

It might as well have been one 38 minute song to me.

Cool to learn that David Crosby was in this band. But, it was just ok.

Sounded whiny and went on twice as long as it should've.

It isn't Moving Pictures, but it was still a great album nonetheless. It feels like this is where they formed their signature sound that made them successful for so many years.

I'm not a big Bob Dylan fan, but I actually liked this album. I still don't like his voice, but I was enjoying the instrumentals on a lot of tracks. I learned it was one of the first double albums in rock music, which is also pretty cool.

Wasn't very engaging for me, kind of forgot I was listening to it as I did other things.

Pretty repetitive, but fun overall.

Random critique beyond this being not a great album: it felt like they were saying "Cypress Hill" way too many times per song. I know it's not uncommon for rap groups to say their name in the songs, but it felt like it was excessive in this album.

The highlight of this album for me was realizing The Beautiful People came from them. Unfortunately, that was the only highlight.

The reggae parts were pretty good, but the punk? Not so much...

It insists upon itself.

This might've been the first electronic album I've heard where just about every track was slower than elevator music. In fact, I think I would've rather listened to elevator music.

Very solid album, especially the first half. I haven't heard of this group previously, but glad I've heard them now.

Just an all-around great metal album. Not super high tempo or too thrashy, and awesome riffs throughout.

Very mid. Predominantly instrumental. Wasn't pleasant nor unpleasant.

I liked the last song the most, but unfortunately that was my only enjoyment from this album.

Sounded strange throughout, but the second half grew on me a little.

Impressive how this album is almost exclusively acoustic guitar, creating a raw and melancholic sound.

I'd heard that this album was very acclaimed, and now I understand why. The two tracks I'd heard previously were my favorites: The Boxer and Cecelia. The title track was pretty powerful as well. The remaining tracks felt just ok, which knocks it down slightly to a 4.

This one felt a little more "yee haw" than other country albums on this list.

Not bad, but forgettable.

Morrissey must have some dirt on the author of this list for there to be so many of his albums on here.

Boring

It was fine. There's so many better hard rock options on this list though.

Didn't start out great, but grew on me a little as it progressed.

An interesting dance/pop album with some jazz mixed in.

Have heard of the group, but unfortunately didn't recognize any tracks. It was good though.

Once I saw experimental/noise rock on the Wikipedia, I knew I'd be in for a tough one. I'll admit there were moments where the rhythms weren't too bad, but can't ignore how dreadful it was otherwise.

The first track felt pretty powerful, underlined by the fact that he passed away three weeks after this album's release. It started to feel repetitive in terms of tone/sentiment, so while I don't feel the urge to listen to it again, I'm glad to have listened to it.

It was ok, but nothing too impressive and there’s much better electronic from this list.

The coolest part about this album was that the whole thing was recorded in just one day. That's the only cool thing about it though.

It wasn't until the end of the album that I realized this is the Brown Eyed Girl guy. It's dumbfounding to me how this album is rated so highly. No two songs should ever last 16 minutes consecutively like Madame George and Ballerina are.

Absolutely atrocious. I didn't think anything would be worse than Duck Stab, but this now holds the title of the worst album I've listened to.

I was between 3 and 4 for this one. I had only recognized Somebody to Love, but most of the other tracks were good. Part of me feels like I want to give it a 4 since I just went through a dreadful stretch of albums, but I feel like I'd be undermining other 4s I've given. So 3 it is.

This was a great debut album. Break on Through and Light My Fire are solid tracks.

I haven't heard much from Common, but I did recognize GO!. All in all, the other tracks were mostly solid.

90s-00s movie soundtrack music.

What stood out to me was how early this album was made compared to its electronic counterparts on this list. It wasn't particularly exciting, but it wasn't bad by any means and interesting in how it helped lay the groundwork for electronic moving forward.

It was ok, some of them seemed to blend together.

Actual elevators could've made something more engaging than this.

It wasn't bad, but didn't set itself apart from other late 80s/early 90s hip hop.

Turn Blue moved this down a whole star.

Definitely a little slow, but it felt like this kind of indie pop was a nice change of pace on this list.

Pleasantly surprised that I liked this one. His voice blends really well with the acoustic guitar. The title track was probably my favorite.

Generally sounded ok, felt repetitive though.

It was interesting to hear how they got started before developing into an iconic group. That said, I wished it was more than just covers.

After the first 5 seconds, I thought I was in for another 1 star album. Thankfully, it improved very quickly. I was surprised to have recognized Remind Me, probably from a commercial or something. Poor Leno might be one of my favorite songs I've discovered from this list so far.

I never enjoyed listening to UK rap ever since it rose to prominence in recent years. Therefore, you could imagine the immense disappointment I felt as I realized that's what this album is.

It was fine, kind of like a second-rate Prince.

This is another that falls into the category of understanding why it is on this list, as it seemed influential in indie rock's rise in popularity. However, that doesn't require me to enjoy it.

It was like hold music but better. It got a little repetitive, but I enjoyed it in the beginning.

Hard to believe he's a soul machine when this wasn't really a soul album. The beats were decent though.

The guitar work was pretty good, but nothing stood out much beyond that

The music was pretty good, but I just can't seem to get overly excited about Rod Stewart and that cheese grater voice.

If you love random instrumental noise and questionable grunts/groans, this is the album for you.

The first half of the album is a no-doubt 5, but it kind of tapered off towards the end. I'm going to round up since I enjoyed the hits Scar Tissue and Californication so much, and the back half was still pretty good.

A very strong 3. Maybe the most enjoyable 3 I've heard.

One of the better double albums I've heard so far. Side four was my favorite, which is interesting since I started to get slightly bored on side three. In The Cage and Colony of Slipperman were my two favorites, which is unlike me considering these were the two longest tracks on the double album.

If you told me the album with the Humpty Dance would be on this list, I'd call you crazy. But overall, the album was pretty good. It creeped up to a 4 in the front half, but reverted back to a 3 in the back half. I think the title track was the worst one.

Straight mid. Kind of reminded me of the Smiths, although this singer was better than Morrissey to me.

Was looking forward to finally getting a Metallica album, only to be left slightly disappointed. One is an awesome track and the riffs were cool, but there's not much else to the album.

This author's UK bias is clearly showing on this one.

This felt more enjoyable than a 2, but not as good as a standard 3. I guess by rounding I have to give it a 3, but I don't feel good about it.

What am I missing for this album to rated so highly? It's filled with random technical sounds throughout the album and none of the tracks are very engaging.

It was pretty good. Nothing show-stopping, but good.

An album of ups and downs. It sounded fine on the first half, These Hands was a terrible track that nearly made me drop the album a whole star, then the second half was such an improvement.

What an awesome album. Between War Pigs, Paranoid and Iron Man, this album is loaded with Sabbath's best. Thank you to the algorithm for queueing this one up in the wake of Ozzy's passing. RIP Ozzy

At times, the lyrics were dumb and/or vulgar, but the beat went very hard on most of the tracks. Great job by the DJ on this one.

It was ok but pretty repetitive, which made the album feel even longer than it already was.

Nothing special, and certainly not something I needed to hear before I died.

An album with quite a few classic rock hits. Love Bites is an underrated track. It’s easy to overlook Pour Some Sugar on Me given how often it’s played on classic rock stations/playlists, but it really is a solid track and the band’s best.

I respect that it helped pioneer the genre of hip hop, but it wasn't very engaging.

Didn't know Iggy Pop was originally in a band, unfortunately it's just as bad as his solo work.

More art rock nonsense.

The old time feel to it felt nice. California Dreamin' is above the rest, but fun overall.

Wow that was rough. Gave me minor flashbacks to Kollaps by Einstürzende Neubauten, which no album should try to compare itself to.

It sounded fine, but why something this plain on this list is beyond me.

I'm a little surprised at myself for not giving this a 1. It's not great, and definitely not my genre, but was a slightly catchy at times.

A 53 minute long anti-smoking ad.

A lot of droning, but musically it could've been worse. I could see how it snapped Tiny Rick out of his optimism.

This was probably his best I've heard, which unfortunately is still slightly below average.

Cool blend of latin electronic.

There's been better electronic on this list. It just wasn't engaging.

Cool to learn how impactful this album was for the rock genre. The title track by far the best, but had other good instrumentals to it.

Felt like I was enjoying it more as the album progressed. Liked the instrumental, not as much his vocals. I'd put it high 3, but I'll round up.

What a fun album! I wouldn't have thought I'd rate a folk album so highly, but I enjoyed the vocals/instrumental so much on nearly every track.

Solid album top to bottom. Never realized they made Scenario. Really liked first few tracks too.

The rhythm was good overall, but wasn't really attention-grabbing. The classic, Izzo, was definitely my favorite. Beyond that, it seemed plain.

An art rock album that I actually kind of liked?! This album improved as it progressed, and the tracks without vocals were the highlights.

Way. Too. Long. Would've been worth it if Corgan could actually sing.

A mishmash of random nonsense

The instrumental is a high 3, vocals are a low 3.

Cool to learn Janis Joplin had a band before going solo.

If it didn't have any lyrics it'd be at least a 4, but killing an ex for breaking up with him felt unsettling to listen to.

Every dog has its day. And today, indie rock had its day.

Instrumentals were good, otherwise not great.

Man, definitely mixed feelings on this one. The groove metal instrumentals were no less than a high 4 for me. But the guttural screaming on each track kind of killed my vibe, especially when compared to Iron Maiden or Megadeath. Averages out to a mid to high 3, but I'm going to round down.

There's been much better folk than this. Just didn't feel like there was much substance.

Pretty good pop album that exudes an 80's vibe. Sledgehammer and In Your Eyes are great tracks.

This was ok. Both vocals and instrumentals were decent. So by indie rock standards, it was pretty good.

I'd consider Metallica among my favorite groups, so I was waiting patiently for this album. It definitely did not disappoint, with so many of their hits and a few of my personal favorites.

This one should prob get a 3, but I had more fun than I would on a standard 3. I'll put it on the low end of 4.

Not that bad, but not really interesting either.

Rhythmically it was a good one, I enjoyed the early rock vibe they were experimenting with.

This one gets bumped up marginally since it has the only two songs I've heard from them previously. I still can't understand the author's fixation with this group.

I could respect how it was a precursor to what became punk rock, but it just sounded like a mess.

Repetitive at times, but the 80s synth pop was fine.

Sounded a little better than their other albums I've heard. Still a little too punk for my liking though.

Normally punk rock isn't my genre, especially if its British, but this one was fairly good musically.

Some of the lyrics were a little out there, but musically it was pretty good.

Maybe I'm just a fan of Metallica, but this felt like it worked better than I expected. It's tough to mix orchestra music with something else, but they played off each other well.

It was ok, heavy on Brazilian psychedelia.

Easy listening with soft yet powerful instrumentals.

A fun pop-punk album with a few of their most popular tracks.

Interesting blend of feeling "old-timey" and celtic, but still had aspects of 80s.

I think I was anticipating this one to be better. Janie's Got A Gun and Love In An Elevator are popular rock hits, but nothing else was engaging beyond that.

La Grange was clearly the highlight, but the rest of it was just ok.

This one was fun. I recognized Heart of Glass and One Way or Another, and I liked the other tracks too.

The instrumental wasn't terrible, but the gruff vocals were rough.

My hopes were low since I wasn't a fan of Autobahn, but this one wasn't too bad. Still slightly repetitive, but enjoyed the early sound of electronic.

Overall not bad, catchy at times.