I think it's a cool little jam album. It didn't really do anything too tremendously profound to me. A fun listen, I can see why it's Top 1000, but I can also see why I had never heard of it. The jams are very tight, and they cook at certain parts, but probably won't relisten.

This is one of my all time favorites already, and it was great getting it on day 2. I forget how ambient a lot of the album is, and it's higher energy songs are just so *chefs kiss*. Great album, one of my faves.

I mean... It's Bob Dylan. I've heard him do much better. This is basically just his voice, an acoustic guitar, and a harmonica. If you like his voice, it's a solid album. I'm not a big fan of his singing cadence so when the album is centered on that, it's not my favorite.

Ehh, it was aight.

PUT THIS ALBUM ON SPOTIFY!!!! IT BANGS!!!!

this album is iconic. aged well, i imagine it was groundbreaking in 1957.

it was pretty boring.

It was okay

I'm not gonna lie, this kinda slapped. Definitely saving a few from this album.

Felt like I was on a car ride with my parents

This was a very good album!

Pretty solid for a pop album!

I had a great time listening to this one, so much music history here.

Not my thing honestly. I can see why some people like it, but not my thing.

it was mid and depressing

a classic. nothing i can say that hasn't been said

I've heard better stuff by Radiohead, but this was still Radiohead. I enjoyed it!

I liked this album musically, but not lyrically. I feel like this speaks to the high school range of people personally. Musically I really enjoyed it, I think I'll like other prince stuff

uh. nahhh

I liked it better than the prince album, but not enough to give it 4 stars

First time I've ever listened to this whole album, and honestly, I dig it! Sabotage is obviously the high point, but overall I thought it was good.

Sam Cooke is fantastic. Not my favorite of his, but he's still great.

DNF

deep purple is bad ass

It was really nice, until I realized I finished the album 30 minutes ago and couldn't discern it from the other jazz I was listening to

Not my favorite from Hendrix, but still Hendrix

Their studio albums are gas. Their live shows are ass. Thank you for coming to my ted talk

10/10 band, live albums just aren't my thing

I had never heard of this band before pulling this album, but wow. This is a very cool era of music, and a wonderful composition. Kinda seems Bowie-ish? Definitely a gateway into the 80s era of music. This probably isn't going in my rotation but I do have a lot of respect for this record.

pretty, but mom music. she also goes out of key sometimes? kinda weird. dnf

Doolittle betta

Major respect for a blues singer from 1960 named Muddy Waters, but I didn't really care for the album. Would've done it for me in 1960 though.

OH MY GOD I LOVE STEELY DAN!!!

arctic monkeys from this era is kinda mid tbh

this is one of my favorite albums ever. god i love rush

I never thought I'd say this, but I liked the live album better!

It was a solid album, but I wouldn't choose this over many of my favorites from this decade

Even bad Led Zeppelin is great

my friday historic streaks continues. at one point I would tell you this was my favorite album ever. it's still a top album for me and will forever hold a place in my heart

it feels weird simplifying all these albums just to a 1 to 5 star scale... i feel like there's a lot of parity. This will score the same as others that are not the same quality and that's annoying IMO. strong 4 nearly a 5

mid 4

strong 3

strong 3

mid 5

legendary

Genuinely only upset that I didn't get this on a workday. One of my favorites ever

i love steely dan

WHERES THE BASS??

enjoyed this much more the second time around. good album!!

the greatest rap album ever

what the supernaut

i like dirt i like dirt i like dirt i like dirt

Rest in Peace, Prince of Darkness