One of the most effective DEA recruitment pitches ever made.

an album that i'm not into that apparently inspired many other artists that i'm also not into

Shane MacGowan looked and sang like a goblin. Is it actually possible to not like this album?

One of the most effective DEA recruitment pitches ever made.

Three great singles and a neat The Cure cover. 3.5/5.

Interesting experience. This is the kind of weird shit eclectic shit I expected there to be more of on this list. I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure I'll ever listen to it again.

Even a few duds (like Yellow Submarine) this is a rock solid 5/5.

I can't listen to Randy Newman without thinking about the Mad TV sketch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK-p3mtyhRc

It's London Calling.

Great singles, but the rest of the album isn't particularly great.

Awesome.

I was surprised to see this album on a list like this. I liked it when it came out, and I still enjoy it.

woo-hoo

Perfect album by one of the greatest artists in the history of pop and rock music.

I'd rate this higher if they didn't play the same song 18 times.

I've always liked this album, but it sounds a little more corny than I remembered. Still good, though.

The king of all, Sir Duke.

Even better than OK Computer.

Not Bowie's best.

I have fond memories of listening to this album on a boombox around campfire at a festival.

I think Arcade Fire's reputation has suffered in recent years, but their first two albums are still classics and seeing them play Intervention live is still a strong memory for me. I don't think this album belongs on this list, but I still like it.

This is the first 5 I've given out to an album that I wasn't already familiar with. This is awesome.

Amazing album, full of legendary moments. The Legacy Edition is even better.

Absolutely awesome album. I'd give it a 6/5 if I could.

3 stars solely for the PJ Harvey and Kylie Minogue tracks.

I refuse to give this album 5 stars.

One of my mom's favorite albums.

The best Radiohead tribute band. 3.5/5.

I've been reliably informed that the boys are back in town.

One and a half thumbs down.

I can't bring myself to not give this 5 stars.

There's some real magic on this album, but some of the covers (Personal Jesus) come off as a little gimmicky.

Boring compared to The Smiths and The Queen is Dead.

Theft is good actually.

I'm sure I'll be the only person to give this a positive review but I remember listening to this as an angsty teenager, and I can remember a time before Hallelujah was an overplayed joke song. I can't not give it 5 stars. I'm sorry.

Perfect album.

Not a fan.

Solid.

Not quite peak Dylan, but close.

One of the greatest albums of the late 80s. I'd give it a 6/5 if I could.

What is there really to say about this album. Some of the best vocal performances in rock history.