I would have loved this when I was 16.

Finally an artist I had never listened to blew me away.

Interesting, several songs with no lyrics, experimental

Got interesting around the lament song, interesting music but do not like the vocals

Interesting storytelling, some enjoyable songs, stellar use of language.

Several excellent tracks

A few good songs but I really found Clapton's voice to be boring. Totally subjective lack of interest.

Wow! What a nice surprise. I really enjoyed this.

I went in with such dreams of enjoying this and I swear this is Ross Gellar's "sound." This was so unpleasant. Then there would be a really brief moment of great vocals and bam! back to community center laser show music for 19 mimutes.

Very talented but not for me. I likes the last song best.

When this came out, I was 17 and Ioved this album. It holds up. It is bittersweet, though, knowing now how unwell, paranoid, and antisemitic Kanye has become .

Only 17 albums in and this is my third Bowie. They are starting to sound the same.

When the sound poetry started mixing with q children's bike horn, my soul left my body.

Love her voice

Loved it in 2004, love it now.

Absolutely not.

Started great, loved the first song. Then... things got boring.

I would have loved this when I was 16.

I am oscillating between 5 stars and 1 star. I have no idea.

Finally an artist I had never listened to blew me away.

Yeah, okay, I can vibe with this.

Murder ballads are less cute when sung by someone as horrific to women as Ira Louvin

Strong start but got repetitive

I did catch a glimpse of why some people might enjoy this as I had it playing driving to an appointment when I was late and stressed. The vibe was chaos. But I cannot take seriously the bad music because of the much worse, awful and cringe lyrics. Pissing off the parents by writing a screaming song about a Nazi? Nah.

The epitome of a perfect album