It got old fast. It's protopunk I guess but the recording style kills it for me.

So many hits, but it was one of the songs I'd maybe only heard a couple times that got me. Let Me Put My Love Into You, Babe was vocally different and stood out in the listen.

I own this album. I've actually owned every album so far. Exodus is not as good to me as Catch a fire or Natty Dread, but it has many bangers and good heart.

Good album. Bowie style but in the style of the moment, 1976, too. Recognizable jam and some extended cuts. Not my favorite Bowie.

Awesome album. Not something I thought would be my type of music but the first song absolutely enraptured me and then it went from there. Really glad I got introduced to Stereolab

Whoa. This is good for what it is. Drums are hardcore and the brass is a huge part of it. The vocals are simple but really emotional. This is what the Micronesian dudes wanted me to play when they came on the Sea Spider to offload our frozen albacore

Classic. Jim Morrison's vocals are a part of Rock Legend. The groove of the band is great tho. The way the guitar speaks in little phrases. The driving rhythm of the drums. Bluesy and rocky. Kinda dirty and raw. Good record.

Really sounds "old" but also has some songs I'm familiar with. I like the songs Matilda Mother and Interstellar Overdrive

Intense ethereal afropop magic

Listened to some of it. It was actually good. The band and the song lyrics were tight. I'm not a Cyndi Lauper fan, like her voice isn't my thing, but this was an ok album.

Good enough to listen to but not really what I like.

This album jams for me. Used to play it on my radio show. This is a five-star banger because of two songs: Suite Judy Blue Eyes and Wooden Ships.

A classic and one of my first cool (not gangsta) rap albums.

Good album. Reminded me of other REM albums I've listened to. Sometimes haunting lyrics, good musicianship, ahead of it's time or maybe in a time of it's own.

This rocks. Like rock punk, great drums, goddamn the drums are HARD.

I love this album

It got old fast. It's protopunk I guess but the recording style kills it for me.

Meh. Really didn't like it. Sounded like the Smithereens or some other discount box late 80s indypop.

Stand is an all-time favorite. Orange Crush feels so early 90s but also timeless. Good album.

Awesome album. Really raw and unique.

I Shall Be Released is such a powerful song to me. I liked how this extended album had an Acapella version among the extra tracks.

This whole album has such a total flow and feel to it. It's interesting and meditative and sometimes it freakin slaps.

Really great album.

Own it. It meant a lot more to me in the 90s, but this is a strong collection of songs. I mean, I can still sing along with most of the tracks on Dookie.

I think this is one of the best albums I've ever listened to.

It's really stripped down and feels interconnected. This album definitely has a place on McCartney's artistic spectrum.

Lots of hits and raw delivery. Really complete album. I Feel the Earth Move was the song they'd play at the earthquake exhibit at OMSI, so this album has been in my mind since I was really young.

This is arguably the best album by a landmark band. The musicianship, the songwriting, and the production all are top notch. I'm not a metalhead by any means, but this album hits for me.

This is a "you're stuck on a desert island and you can only bring 10 albums" album.