A classic album that cross genre, something there for all listeners without a need to compromise. Hard rock, funk, classic rock, rap, and all the others. Play it loud or soft works in both modes.

Great album, although some people have told me it feels depressing.

I’m not one song recognised. Not really an album I personally would rush back to but maybe one that needs a little more time on rotation for me to enjoy.

Didn’t really enjoy this album.

Didn’t really enjoy this album.

A couple of great tracks. Not really an album I would have looked for. Glad I’ve sampled and would Likely be a repeat for me.

A bag of known tracks with some great deep cuts.

Love the rain be of Paul’s voice. Simply one if a kind.

Something a little different to my normal listen. Good to get some variety.

Great abum

Not something I would normally listen to. Not sure how this is a 1001 album personally.

I find this kind of music very confronting and really didn’t enjoy. Fist of the selections I only listened through only once.

Has to be one of my all time favourite albums. You really got me was my first intro to VH and a long standing like. Some magic RIFS in this album, especially Talking About Love.

Not something that I listen to. Can understand how people might find this appealing. But not for me.

MC5 live not great. Just a noisy mess for me.

Sensational. A magical classic from one of my all time favourite bands. Love it

Amazing album, a true classic. Not one track you’d skip. Must listen and enjoy.

Poppy and fresh. Fun album and totally see why she is so popular. A change up album from my normal go to and happily listened to it.

As a metal head when this was released, found it a little too main stream at the time. Now with a little age and a greater appreciation of the finer things in life can honestly say this album is brilliant. It’s still heavy enough to offer yet rocky enough to encourage others into the metal fold.

Not really listened to The Smiths before. Something I’ll be exploring some more. Relaxed.

Had to save this into my library something funky about the tubes.

Transcends time, a timeless sound. Found this a while ago and fell in love with the album.

Love the who but this album is, for me, far from their best works.

All time classic and a must in terms of ZZ Top. Magical blues and trade craft.

Not a huge BD fan, but can appreciate where he fits in influence and the history of the music I do fan over.

Something I have often see at boot sales, but had never taken time to listen to it. Great for in the background, would I buy it next time I see it? Don’t think so at this point.

David Lee Roth was at his all time beat on this album. The willingness to experiment with Synth on this album shows VH openness to opportunity and experimentation. Great tracks Jump, Hot for Teacher and Panama just three.

Never really been able to get into hip hop/rap style music.

Love Bryan’s vocals. Something about them is cool and smooth.

Takes me back to my youth. Some classics on this album.

Great tracks. The challenge for me is a number of the tracks that I like, I prefer done by other artists.

Country music is not for me. I tried, spun it twice and no go.

Not overly impressed. John has produced much better.

Classic album and a must for all vinyl collections.

Straight to the point, short snappy and done. A must for every vinyl collection.

Made me want to go out and listen to a heap of Frank Zappa.

Nothing exciting and at a loss as to why it would be 1 of the albums I must hear before I die.

Learnt that one of my favourite Jam songs was not a PW original. Only other track I liked was Waterloo Station.

All time classic and remember the day I first heard this album. At a BBQ and a friend import. Was over it by the time the rest of Australia had discovered it.

No as painful as I expected. Could listen in the background but not sure if I would go looking for this or explore any other 2pac albums.

Only one song of note.

Just find this one too screamy Was actually painful to listen too at times.

One f the very first bands I remember listening to as a youth. My uncle and Aunty played the RED albums all the time. First records I ever bought with my own money were Beatles. So will always have a special place in my heart.

Chill and something different.

Haunting sound.

Not my scene

One great track the rest so so.

Discovered these guys through a doco on streaming service and gotten total addicted. Best unknown band around.