Enjoyed this, but can't explicitly say why. None of the songs particularly stuck out, but as a whole a pleasant listen.

Great album to start with. Something I would never have chosen to listen to and I really enjoyed it. Great to get away from the same old.

Breathlessly joyful

Definitely a classic, but sounding dated to me now.

My kind of rap. A decent groove underpinning the record.

One of the great albums.

A couple of catchy enough songs, but otherwise cheesy 80s fluff.

Haven’t listened to this before. Won’t listen to it again. But glad I did this time. Just not for me.

Just didn’t hit like it used to.

Loved it.

If only the could’ve held back the years. They’ve not been kind to this record.

Meh

Catchy folky pop. Not unpleasant.

Fantastic record. Childhood soundtrack and sounds so good still.

I find ambient music endlessly fascinating, and this is so far head of its time. Works well as wallpaper music, but I recommend putting on a decent pair of cans and giving it a proper audition.

Better than Axis

A great listen. It’s pretty samey at times but it really drew me in.

I’m developing a worrying interest in prog rock. This is quite something, and you probably had to be there, but I actually kinda liked it.

Some good tunes here. Nice album.

Didn't feel particularly excited by this one popping up, but I didn't realise Pretenders were this good. Space Invader my fave.

Pleasant folky harmonies

Cookie cutter 60s stuff, but an enjoyable listen nevertheless.

Will be coming back to this one

Not completely awful

Insipid

Are we sure he was clean when he wrote this?

Oh goody, I thought. Twangy banal country BS to wade through. And (to be fair) a lot of the music is just that. But it made me realise that country music really allows the vocals prominence, and a lot of these ones are worth a listen. A few really bleak lines in there.

Nope

I hoped / expected more. Bit disappointed.

Distinctive. A bit repetitive. But also quite enjoyable.

Really enjoyed this.

Wasn’t expecting this to be good. But it is.

Solid soul album. There’s better stuff out there though.

CREAM is almost 5 stars on its own. But the rest of this is pretty average.

High hopes after first track. Dashed.

Enjoyed this, but can't explicitly say why. None of the songs particularly stuck out, but as a whole a pleasant listen.

I liked this. And I don't like country.

Deliciously 80s

Utterly forgettable

35 minutes of my life I will never get back

An extra point for being interesting

Execrable

Not sure why this sticks out from all the other "a guy with an acoustic guitar" albums I've heard in my life, but it does. Lovely piece of music.

Some nice stuff on here

I expected worse

Unrefined psychedelic weirdness, but a perfectly pleasant listen.

I’m never going to listen to this again. But I didn’t hate it and it was easier to get through than I expected.

Do you like fish sticks?

I had no idea Dylan has such an awful voice. Not being familiar with his work I was quite looking forward to this, but it’s almost unlistenable.

Unexpected gem

Probably a 3️⃣ ⭐️ for an interesting listen, but Out-Bloody-Rageous is good enough to bump this up a point.

Superb

Why do the shit albums always seem to be the longest ones?

Genius is the word

Bland non-music

Some of this sounded great. But the mixing was bizarre, as if trying to deliberately hide the vocals.

I don't even think this is possible to rate. I didn't really enjoy listening to it, but it isn't a 1 or 2 star. It's not a 4 or 5 either because I doubt I'll ever listen to it again. A 3 feels so vanilla, but here we are. For once though, I really did need to hear this album.

The more ambient sounding stuff good. The Dylan-esque tracks shite.

This is really good. Gutted it's not on Apple Music, otherwise I'd be coming back regularly.

Had to listen via YouTube as not available on Apple Music in the UK. Hard work with all the adverts.

Enjoyed this. Must’ve sounded so fresh in 1981.

An absolute masterpiece. Stunning.

Wish they hadn’t invented this one

Classic douchebag + guitar music

Except for the title track (excellent), it’s a middle of the road snore-fest that drags and drags and drags. Felt like hours long.

Incredibly irritating vibrato. Won’t be listening to this one again.

I was dreading this from the reviews, but it was a fascinating listen. Probably won’t be back any time soon, but definitely going to give some other TG a try.

1959 was an amazing year for jazz albums, and Kind of Blue is the best of them all.

Bit disappointed by this. Some great tunes, mixed in with some real cheese.

This was fun

Delightfully batshit. Cities is a great tune.

This could be the most incredible instrumental music (it isn’t) and it would still be 1 star thanks to Dylan’s utterly execrable voice and singing.

Comically bad. Felt like some sort of parody, tempted to give it another star for making me laugh. I’m about 150 albums in and have now had 4 of the 5 lowest rated ones. Good to get the crap out the way early.

Sublime

Crap

I’m struggling to put in words quite how shit this album is

Started off interesting. Rapidly became tedious.