Amazing album.

I see it being a great album, but it was a slog to get through. Not my thing.

Quintessential post-90's hip hop.

Holy shit. Great album, rip Nick Drake.

Absolutely slaps. Best Target music ever.

This is Need for Speed music.

Slapped pretty hard.

New age meets folk/indy. Pretty solid self titled.

"The troubled production coincided with Ulrich, Hammett, and Newsted divorcing their wives" - You can't convince me this isn't divorced man music.

Trevor Horn sucks.

Great shit

Amazing album.

It is cool to listen to a live album from 70 years ago. Sarah Vaughan is very solid, but not my go to listening.

Slaps

Good album. It is interesting to hear pop music incorporate a bit of DnB/UK electronic music.

Dolly Parton's voice is too high pitched in this album for me to really enjoy it. A re-recording of it would land it 5/5 imo.

Classic.

Hated it. Sorry.

Robert Plant yells too much.

El Camino's poppy sound is better imo.

Boy I can't wait to listen to American Football.

Voodoo Dolly is going on my Spook-y Hoes playlist.

Whatever they were doing with the second guitar(?) across the whole album was terrible.

Many iconic sounds here, but at the end of the day it is new wave.

Classic, but doesn't bop or age as well as I would have thought.

Kinda a drag.

It doesn't seem like the album's producers did their due diligence to credit their influences.

Holy shit.

Revolver is better, but this does pick up in the second half.

Good, but its a 30 minute live album. No idea how you could point to this and say "greatest 1000 albums" over King's studio work.

Like poppy Talking Heads.

A less unhinged Dead Kennedys.

Good range from Baaba Maal.

Everything that spotify played after this album were better than the album.

Much better than Born to Run.

I can see where Vampire Weekend got their inspiration.

Mid-psychedelic rock. Why would anyone think this needs to be listened to?

Finally, something that isn't Br*tish.

hot rats

Solid album, but not my jam.

Easy listen.

OG thrash that feels almost poppy at times.

The history of the album is more impactful than the album itself. By today's standards it is just another hair metal album.

Easy 4/5 if not 5/5. Some David Bowie shit.

Proto-Ramstein. Pretty awesome.

A true New Jersey poet.

I can see why people like Clapton. Dude was popping off in the 70's.

Cool blues influence.

A lot going on here.

Short and hella better than expected. Nothing ground breaking, but that might be because I am listening to it 50 years after it was released.

You would not believe how many climbing routes are named after this album.

Surprisingly good alternative rock. Hell yea.

Sounds better than early Dolly Parton.

Great, but very background.

Culturally significant to say the least.

Sonically this is great. Otherwise, I hate it. It is more like proto-Britney Spears than the origins of shoegaze.

Certainly a product of its time and great. -1 because I just don't care for the time.

They all are pretty good at their respective instruments.

Sounds great, but I just do not care for the music at all. Sinatra is a one of a kind.

Insanely well produced 70's record.

Good, but not compelling. Like a Godspeed You! Black Emperor album without the edge.

Really good for a movie soundtrack. It conveys, what I believe to be, the plot of the movie while maintaining its own identity.

3/5 London Calling is better. This is a bit rough around the edges.

Like The Beatles but silly.

Not their best album, but still good. Fuck Morrissey.

More robust than I thought the Stones would be.