Reminds me of the Talking Heads. Kind of meh for me. Not compelled to listen to more.

Heavy "funk." Like a long jam session. Probably wouldn't include on my playlist, but kind of fun. "Psychedelic funk" is a good descriptor.

Drop the bass dance club/rave crap. Unimaginative, repetitive, and boring. I stopped listening.

Classic.

Mostly blah for me with a couple of gems.

Nice voice but album is mostly covers of others' hits. Feels unoriginal to me.

Just no. I hope to never hear this music again. If I was making a terrible 60s movie, I would choose it for the soundtrack. Just awful. How embarrassing it must have been to put this out at a time when we had The Beatles.

True classic. Demonstration of their desire to evolve and experiment. The Beatles were ahead of their time.

I like his sound and distinctive voice. Although I wouldn't put this album in my regular rotation, it's a nice listen.

Saved by Aqualung. It's okay, but way too much flute. I find that odd and distracting.

I'm kind of over Bon Jovi, but you have to give it up for them - this is a great album. I'll still listen when it's on the radio.

I'd never heard of The Soft Boys. I like the music - not timeless music, but I would include on my playlist. I was immediately reminded of The Replacements.

No disrespect to Bob Marley - he's the king of reggae. But I went through my reggae phase many years ago and don't enjoy listening to it aside from the once a year visit to the Wild Hare (RIP).

I'm not a huge fan of The Who, but this is an iconic album that is hard to beat. Baba O'Riley will always be the start of the night at Woodfield's from my college days.

Some good music here, but too disco-ey for me.

I dislike everything about the Beach Boys. It was crappy, schmalzy music back in the 60s and is worse now. I didn't enjoy it even a bit.

I like the strong guitar and beat. A bit punky, but good. I would almost put it in my rotation. First I've heard of them.

Surprisingly good. Reminds me of a cross between The Cars and Elvis Costello. Take Me Out is great, and some other nice songs as well.

I'd really have to be in a certain mood to listen to this. Not a big fan of blues, and it's just too slow for me.

Just terrible. If you want to spend an hour listening to random electronic noise, this is the ticket for you. I kept imagining Ross with his Casio working on his "music." Ross's was probably better.

I liked it. Guitar centric, so that makes sense. Didn't realize they did "Fire Woman". I would listen - the music holds up.

Iconic voice. Great Sunday dinner music.

Just not a Coldplay fan. Maybe it's his singing voice, but maybe just not enough "edge" to make their music compelling for me.

Awful. Worst one I've heard to this point. I hope to never hear it again.

Reminds me of the Talking Heads. Kind of meh for me. Not compelled to listen to more.

Puke. More techno electronic thump thump crap.

Not a fan of rap.

Not terrible, but uninspiring altish rock. Meh.

Nice groove - I'd call it light funk. Nice easy listening for dinner music. Not a rotation album, but nice.

It was okay, but not something I enjoyed much. Would not put it in my rotation. Just kind of blah to me.

Dinner music.

Wild World makes it for me. I was never a Cat Stevens fan, but glad he was there.

No

I really liked it - my kind of music. They remind me a bit of Rush.

Not my thing.