Hit after hit. You would be hard pressed to find an album as successful when it comes to radio play. Almost all of the songs on this album are still played regularly and for good reason. Love the energy and I'm a sucker for a good organ sound which this album definitely delivers in spades.

Couldn't even listen to this whole thing. How can they have Rumors and have this also?

Some good sounds but couldn't get in to it.

Fan of Tonite and Lust to Love

A few great songs but the rest seems to be all the same. And It Stoned Me - Somewhat awkward beginning, soft, but delivers some good instrumentation. What is Jelly Roll? Moondance - Familiar song. Sounds like some old lounge songs. Good. Crazy Love - Too soft for me Caravan - Sounds like just another Van Morrison song Into the Mystic - Familiar classic. Good. Come Running - Starting to tire of this style These Dreams of You - Another similar sounding song to my ears with some solos Brand New Day - More of the same. I need some more energy Everyone - Forgettable Glad Tidings - Seems a little more upbeat but not enough

Not my favorite era of The Beatles, but Don't Bother Me has some hint of what they could become. It Won't Be Long - Not bad All I've Got To Do - Ok All My Loving - Ok. Chorus is good. Don't Bother Me - Nice groove Little Child - Not for me Till There Was You - Not a bad cover Please Mister Postman - More covers Roll Over Beethoven - Better cover Hold Me Tight - Not bad You Really Got A Hold On Me - And another cover. Only ok. I Wanna Be Your Man - Ok, kinda catchy. Devil In Her Heart - Ok, but another cover Not A Second Time - Ok I guess Money (That's What I Want) - Another cover but I like this song Why are the songs so short? Also the cover: We don't have room for Ringo so I guess just put him down in the corner.

I think all of this was new music to me. An ok listen but nothing that memorable for me.

Somehow never heard any of this wonderful album before. Supergrass has a new fan. Every song was great except for the last one because I hated the ungh sound they were using for the bass line.

I am not a fan of screaming music, so I gravitate toward the songs that have less of that. The energy of the music is great especially those drums. Snuff is so good. Sulfur, Psychosocial, 'Til We Die, and especially Dead Memories are also really good. On more listening the other songs grew on me too.

Starts off soft, builds up, gets weird, and ends strong. Interesting to have the same song in two different forms as the bookends. Also interesting to have some live and some not songs.

Not a bad rock album but nothing really stands out to me.

Started strong. Not sure if country copied Elvis or what but it sounded very country other than the first song.

Good album. Not all great but very good. Never been a fan of Yellow Submarine.

Great songs from a great band. Not all are great but enough to deserve its 5 stars.

Not my style but not a bad listen.

I liked the sound but it did seem to be repetitive.

Good music but only a couple things stand out for me. The Sixteen Saltines and Weep Themselves To Sleep stood out as memorable.

Starting out hating this album. It grew on me though and was worth a few listens.

Actually enjoyed several of these songs even though it is from so long ago.

Not my favorite Who music but do respect the effort to make an album that tells a whole story. I especially liked the 'tures. Never been a fan of Pinball Wizard.

Some good songs but overall not great

Hated it