I go into each album with an open mind and always give them a shot, even if I can tell it's not going to be my thing. I finally found myself wanting to skip ahead, thinking that I must be a decent way through the album by this point, BUT IT WAS STILL THE FIRST SONG. I love me some 90s electronica and trip hop and can appreciate the trailblazing aspect of an album like this, but having just seen that the album runs nearly two hours in length, I don't think I will be listening to the whole thing.

Historically significant with a few bangers, but many of the songs sound the same.

Started off strong but lost me as the album went on. Love the first track, though!

Production sounds good, but this just isn't my cup of tea.

This album slaps. I knew most of the tracks already, but there were two songs I wasn't familiar with (Four Sticks and Going to California) so it was great to hear some new content. Loved it!

A pleasant surprise!

'Rumour Has It' and 'Rolling in the Deep' are great, but I found the rest of the album to be composed of mostly forgettable ballads. Great voice, though!

A bit too whiny for my taste.

Skipped 'Hello' right off the bat, as I heard it a lot when it first came out and never liked it. With this album, I had a similar reaction as I did to Adele's 21: I skipped many of the songs about halfway through, as I found them pretty boring. I did like 'I Miss You', though. Saved that song, but won't be revisiting this album.

I go into each album with an open mind and always give them a shot, even if I can tell it's not going to be my thing. I finally found myself wanting to skip ahead, thinking that I must be a decent way through the album by this point, BUT IT WAS STILL THE FIRST SONG. I love me some 90s electronica and trip hop and can appreciate the trailblazing aspect of an album like this, but having just seen that the album runs nearly two hours in length, I don't think I will be listening to the whole thing.

I dig it! Nice surprise.

Groovy.

Not my favourite album of theirs, but definitely some bangers.

Nope. Absolutely not. Over three hours long - are you kidding me? Didn't make it past the first track.

I never want to listen to this again.

Hello, high school. A fun trip back in time.

I didn't realize this album was released in the early 80s - not the 90s.

I liked the first track but the album soon lost my interest. I love me some 70s dad rock but this was pretty forgettable. I won't be listening to it again.

Not a fan of Billy Corgan's voice, but I dig the album!

Nope.

Loved it! Enjoyed the instrumental tracks bookending the album.

I found this pretty bland and uninteresting. Every song sounded the same, and it the album couldn't keep my attention. Did not finish.

Gimme Shelter slaps - probably my favourite Stones track. I'm less of a fan of all the blues-y stuff in the middle, but the album finishes strong with You Can't Always Get What You Want.

If you were to ask me if I've ever listened to this album, I'd say no, because I have retained no memory of it. Clearly not my jam.

Goofy lounge singer stuff.

Excellent. No notes.

For the people who enjoy this style of jazz, I'm sure this is a great album, but I find this style of jazz blends into the background and I don't absorb it. Just not my thing!

In general, I personally don't see the appeal of live albums - especially for a band I'm not familiar with outside of 'Smoke on the Water.' Instead, I listened to some of their other studio recordings. Love me some 70s Dad Rock.

10/10 no notes

Not my favourite Beatles album, but definitely some bangers.

Again, not my favourite Beatles album, but a fascinating look into how their music changed over the decade or so they were together. I hate Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da with a passion.

This slaps

Totally forgettable for me.

Not a fan of the slower songs like She's Out of My Life, but an overall enjoyable album.

We Are Family slaps, but the rest of the album is pretty ho hum.

Country music generally isn't my thing, but I do enjoy some of this older stuff.

No.

Interesting concept, but won't revisit.

I'm more familiar with some of Arcade Fire's other albums (e.g. Reflektor and Funeral) but hadn't listened to this one front to back. Loved it, especially the parts with the organ.

I know a lot of AC/DC songs sound the same but, honestly, this still slaps.

I listened to the whole thing in a daze of morbid fascination, intending to skip it entirely after listening to the first track and seeing what I was in for. However, the weirdness was strangely hypnotic and I just kept letting it play. Dissonant and bizarre. I doubt I will ever listen to this album again, but that was certainly an experience.

I like some of blur's singles that I've come across over my years, but these whole albums haven't grabbed me at all.

I really enjoyed this!