Feels like going 65 mph in a 65mph zone

Perfect introduction to The Who - classic and eternal

Fantastic vibe and great album

Fantastic album and great start to the Metal movement. Heavy Blues Rock with some fantastic themes throughout. Loved it so much I had to get it on Vinyl day of.

If Weezer was a bit more indie and grew up in Nashville. Wayyy too long and boring

Could see how people like this album, but it is just not my vibe

definition of decent album

Really cant stand Bruce Springsteen. Same category as ELO

Fun listen

Solid country rock ass kicking album, but just a bit slower than my speed and no virtuoistic playing

Maggot Brain goes down as one of the greatest guitar solos of all time, but rest of the album struggles

Thought this would be a terrible listen, but honestly some really good stuff on this album

Of the Bowie songs, it has a few

Rush, but worse. Just listen to Rush. A bit of Yes as well

Perfectly mediocre album

2

America from the perspective of Canadians. Concept strung throughout which is cool. Its as if Bob Dylan were a band

This album changed my perspective on this entire project of mine. Wow. Just wow. Such a beautiful gem of an album that sounds like the most beautiful piece of lost media until it hit my ears for the first time.

Not the best album ever, not even a super entertaining listen. Some cool tracks, but nothing to write home about. Strick 2/5

Shockingly amazing album. I know that The Underground has always had a cult following, and I love some of their tunes, but this album shocked me for sure. Extremely tender with well placed energy

Fun album that would be great on a sunny hungover day. Some cool tunes, but nothing that really grabs me

Super high energy rip face album. One of the finer punk albums that I have ever heard. So many cool guitar solos and rythyms

Cool album, but just not my jam

Introduction to the wonderful world of Bob Marley. Reggae is so fucking great.

Most interesting of any album I have heard thus far. Humor album at a Jazz Club, but recorded in the studio. Just for the ambition I have to give it a 2

80s and punk had a baby and this was the result. Unfortunately I don't love either enough to enjoy this album

This album was so important for the scene of music and creates this immaculate vibe. God the Doors are fucking awesome.

This album is such a breath of fresh air. Fucking unbeleiveable musicianship and songs. Heavy as fuck, right in your face, RAAAAAAAAAAA I WANT TO PUNCH A BABY IN THE FACE RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Going to have to deep dive early electronica after this one. Not the best album of all time, but is a glimpse into a really cool world that I have never explored

bitter angry album without much of a musical context at all. I don't like it and I don't see how anyone else could either

Super fun listen. Fantastic Motown that makes me want someone special in my life. Fun music

One of the first albums that I have really enjoyed in the vein of true country. No standout tracks, but great listen - calming

Started out great with some awesome tracks, took a detour and landed the plane with some incredible tracks. Not unbeleivavle, not horrible. The tender stuff is what standsout. "nondepressed Tracy Chapman"

Very sad and depressing album, which is ok because they pull it off so well. Tackles so many themes on the impact of technology over humans. Some fantastic tracks, but not as good as their masterpiece, In Rainbows