Not skipless due to Endless, nameless but still a classic

Doolittle did very little for me. A few good songs (which I have on the greatest hits) this didn’t blow me away. I’m very much in the minority it seems but I just don’t really get the Pixies.

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Whilst not my thing, there’s no doubt this is a terrific LP. Exactly why I’m doing “1001 albums to hear before you die”

Now I really expected to hate this but it wasn’t nearly as bad as I expected. So low expectations have given this an extra star

The good thing about 1001albumsgenerator is that you maybe start with the opinion that although you liked the Jam, you hated Paul Weller solo stuff, and just like that you get Wild Wood and your opinion is validated. A competent album that neither moves or excites but simply floats over your head leaving you no better off for having listened to it

KISS Poor

Not skipless due to Endless, nameless but still a classic

Loved this

Just not for me

Now in my experience, I’m not a fan of jazz but I didn’t hate this so 3 stars

Was never the biggest fan of the Chronic and 33 years on my opinion is much the same Dre can’t rap but the beats slap. Undeniable classic but maybe not aged very wel

Sugar made me wish I was diabetic

Thought process while listening. What a din. Don’t know if I like it but. Sonically some interesting ideas just a shame the can’t turn them into songs. How long does this go on for? Can’t wait to hear what’s next. Are these lyrics I’m supposed to be hearing? I bet people have killed while listening to this. At least that one was short. Jings, what’s next? Jesus wept And Just laughing to myself Certainly a challenging listen. Not my taste wouldn’t say it was good but also not the worst thing I’ve ever listened too. Don’t think I’ll be listening again though. Now off to recommend to others just for fun 😂

I get the feeling I would hear a song from this in a cool bar on a nice Sunday afternoon. I’d like if and make a point to listen to the album which I’d also like because it’s all that same song. Listened to half and realised I’d heard all this album has to offer.

I pretty much hate U2 but I was surprised to find I liked most of this album.

Good? Dunno but I didn’t hate it like most jazz

Did not expect to but I loved this

Do I like Divine Comedy? 2 days, 2 albums by them. I know I don’t hate them

Superstition is one of my all time favourite songs, hence the extra star. The rest of the LP doesn’t really do it for me.

I’ve never even heard of the Doors, Your Honour

Like most others, never heard of this band , although I’ve heard their influences . Thought this album started well but didn’t hold my interest for the duration

Liked this more than I expected

Didn’t expect a drum n bass, trip hop/ mo wax type sound. I would have definitely dug an instrument version of this in my DJ days. Overall quite liked this. A surprise for sure

Criminal

I’m a massive fan of rap music and I do like Eminem but find a whole LP a struggle. That aside I don’t think I’ve listened to The Slim Shady LP in its entirety in about 25 years and I must say it’s fine, I can totally understand why some people would not be on board with it but I’m not one of them.

No one is more surprised than me but I really enjoyed this LP. They sounded like they were having fun and it rubbed off on me.🎸🤘

Very very good imho

Bought this on CD several years ago and genuinely thought it was a greatest hits. Fantastic LP

Why didn’t someone tell me I liked Sade.

It ain’t hard to tell that this is a contender for the best rap LP of all time, maybe Wu-tang pip it to the post An excellent debut that really does represent a NY State of mind Representin’ y’all it’s illmatic 1 rapper, 1 guest spo (the criminally underrated AZ), 5 dope producers (Large Professor, Pete Rock, DJ Premier, Q-tip and L.E.S.) 9 incredible songs and an intro. An album I’ve owned on CD, cassette, LP, MP3 and I even have the documentary DVD. Nice to take a trip down memory lane. One love

Meh GMT

Love this LP, still got my vinyl copy purchased for £8.99 at One-Up records, Aberdeen in 1994. Jeru is a great rapper and these are some of DJ Premier’s best beats. I am somewhat surprised but happy to see this on the list,It’s a solid east coast rap LP no mistake, just not sure it’s more worthy than countless other great rap lps released in 94 (well 90s in general),Never know we may see some of them later. I also wonder if we’ll see “Wrath of the Math” on the list.

Erm, I don’t hate this but I don’t like it either I’m barely down 2 songs in my drive to and from work and I usually do a whole album in that trip. I may come back to this at some point but I’m not sure my patience will let me

I’m a big fan of rap and hip-hop so I am fully aware of Bambaataa, (the good stuff and the bad) his impact on hip-hop and I’ve even seen him DJ live. I’ve never however, been a massive fan of Electro. Sure of course I know Planet Rock, Renegades and Perfect beat but I wasn’t excited to listen to this LP, but I must say I enjoyed it more than I expected.

Outside of the singles this doesn’t offer a great deal. In fact apart from the singles this is just a sub par MJ LP. Extra star because the singes are very good

FKA mid, There are times I think I’m going to love this but it never seems to get going, maybe that’s the point but I wanted more

88/89 saw the release of It takes a nation by Public Enemy, 3 feet high and rising by De La Soul, and Paul’s Boutique by The Beastie Boys, all 3 LPS were a masterclass in sampling and really showed what could be achieved “stealing” from other artists. Paul’s boutique has an estimated 105 samples, although I suspect there’s many more. The fact that it is so cohesive is testament to the production skills of the Dust Brothers Unfortunately the legal action taken against De La meant that the sampling laws changed and hip-hop has never really sounded as good as this ever since. Paul’s boutique-An easy 5⭐️ Beastie Boys are potentially my favourite group of all time and this might be my favourite of their albums (it’s not its Ill communication. It’s not its Hello Nasty)

LP fails to live up to the excellent title track. A good nog great LP

Is it for me, nah ha ha

I liked most of what I had time to listen to. After about an hour I felt I’d heard all I needed to.

In 95 I was deep into hip-hop, had no time for the likes of Alanis Morissette. Wasn’t for me, wasn’t my thing, wasn’t good. Now here I am scratching 50 and I’ve taken the time to listen to jagged little pill and it is good very good in fact I’m gonna actually give it a 5. Isn’t that …..

For every Beach Boys there are Butthole Surfers. Jeezo. Just not good

I am a huge hip-hop fan but I have never listened to this LP. I know other Jungle Brothers LPs, straight out the jungle, and raw deluxe get a thumbs up J Beez wit da remedy, not so much. I have also caught them live but the group just didn’t grab my attention like Tribe or De La, but Done by the forces of nature is really good, who knew? I really should have listened sooner.

Did not make an impression on me in the slightest.

No doubt, Amy had a great voice but it is a bit much over the duration of this LP.

Doolittle did very little for me. A few good songs (which I have on the greatest hits) this didn’t blow me away. I’m very much in the minority it seems but I just don’t really get the Pixies.

You know who’s a great rapper? Common. You know who’s a great producer? Kanye. You know what happens when they team up? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It’s fine, seriously what is all the fuss about Radiohead