Not my thing. Okayish British punk rock but nothing really stood out to me and caught my attention. Probably great if this is what you're into but it's not for me.

Smooth, grooving easy rock tunes. Simple as.

While I'm not huge on Punk, Dookie is a great album with many of Green Day's great hits, although I found the start of it to be somewhat weak compared to the rest.

Sure it's quite Bono, but you can't deny the music is quite decent.

Decent enough, but don't really vibe with it.

Some of Oasis more notable and enjoyable hits, a very enjoyable listen. Anyway, there's Wonderwall.

Peace and love be with ya mon. Marley's signature reggae sound is on full display here.

An awesome album, though I find it falters slightly towards the end. Promised you a miracle and Glittering prize are still great songs today.

Had to bring aerosmith for a song

It takes a very specific person to enjoy almost an hour of this. I am not that person.

I hope this has the Puff Daddy version of the song and not that STING PIECE OF SHIT. FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

I... what? Maybe if I was roasted out of my mind I'd enjoy this but I was not and therefore I did not. Half an hour of nonsensical noise.

Songs written with a lot of heart to it, even if I felt like I was being preached to by a Christian choir group.

It's a bit odd for me, for every song I'm indifferent on, there's a song I love too. I hate 1999 so much though that it's mere inclusion brings it down a star for me.

A great experience all around. I didn't come into this expecting to like it but I happily listened to it multiple times over.

Nothing really notable except for the one song that was in Shrek.

Started out really weak, but I grew to appreciate the later songs for what they are, weird for the sake of weird but still had a bit of musicality to them. Interesting album to say the least...

There was some real fucked up shit in that but I was entertained nonetheless, not to mention Em is a great performer regardless. Turns out you can rap about homosexuals and Vicodin and still sell records.

50 minutes of this guy muttering nonsense while sucking air through his teeth, with inconsequential pop musical writing. Nothing noteworthy.

okay i guess

Inoffensive, but not as exotic as I was expecting.

Decent enough sounds, but I got bored halfway through. Not for me.

Not terrible

Excellent guitar and composition, but I absolutely cannot stand the singing. Knights of Cydonia definitely still goes hard as fuck though.

It's just good Big Beat club music. Interesting to see where they started. The first half of the album is definitely weaker than the second half though imo.

Came into this expecting to hate it. And, while not groundbreaking, this turned out to become actually nice, plesant, easy listening.

Jazzy. Nice voice. Musically incomprehensible to me however.

Rating this one wasn't hard.

Standard sorta indie rock kind of affair. Doesn't speak to me.

Good, interesting

Not the worst weird album I've heard

You can rate this album, assuming you can get your fat, swollen, sweaty stumps of imbred fingers onto the vote button.

Eh, its Rap I guess. Not obnoxious but not my thing.

Mostly sounds like generic 50s surfer rock. Definitely before they had their own sound.

Used to hate REM, now I'm mostly indifferent give or take a few songs of theirs. I'm pretty indifferent about this album as a whole too.

This is way longer than I anticipated, still excellent though.

Eh

Plenty of great songs for a nostalgia-baiting, market chasing trailer for your 2010s overbudget corporate-designed movie/video game. Probably thrilling for it's time, but I don't think it holds up nowadays.

Easy to enjoy and listen to. Very pleasant.

A good listen all around that doesn't overdo it anywhere.

Alright i guess

Chill rap sorta thing. It's okay

Snazzy and Jazzy. I wonder where this Frank Sinatra guy is now

It somehow seems a little more impactful when you play Jail songs within a Prison like that

The first half is a disappointing, mindless noise that is indiscriminatable. Very meh. I can't tell if the rest of the album was any good, or if I was just stockholm syndromed into mildly enjoying (or tolerating) it, but the second half was decent enough.

Interesting, but not really memorable in the slightest. I definitely wasn't expecting a cover of I got you babe though.

Pretty iconic, not much else to say that hasn't been said already by my peers.

Of all the hiphop rap albums out there, this is certainly one of them.