Great, until the last two tracks ("I'm a Cult Hero" and "I Dig You".) 4/5 rather than 5/5.

Still not a fan of Lou Reed's "singing." Good groove on 2 - "Andy's Chest." 5 - "Walk On the Wild Side" still great; makes me want to listen to "Can I Kick It?" 9 - "New York Telephone Conversation." Definite skip. 3/5.

Not great, not bad. 3/5.

Nope

Much better than other VU/Lou Reed albums. 5/5 except for "The Murder Mystery" which was very 60s, very psychedelic, but not for me.

5 stars, no notes.

Meh. Not bad, not great.

Thoroughly meh. 2/5

Meh. Trying to sound very much like The Clash but...eh. Miss America is good, due to the Gorillaz vibe. 2/5.

Very 60s, in a good way. 3.5/5

Classic.

Classic 60s.

Eh. Not great not bad.

Reminiscent of lots of 90s electronica/DJs. Might not be for everyone, but it hits my sentimental button even if I never listened to it before.

Not bad, just not really my thing. "Just play the notes!"

Eh. Some of it is reminiscent of Velvet Underground. Pretty bland brit-pop all said.

Not bad. Pretty standard millennial pop but some has a bit of a Death Cab and Fleet Foxes vibe.

Good album. Just not necessarily my thing.

Good. Again not necessarily my thing.

Good one. Different but I like it. Added.

How have I never listened to this completely? Crazy.

The best. No notes.

Legendary. 5/5

4.5 if I could

Very Cure.

Oh, atonal. My favorite. Oh...Lydon. Well, there you are.

Typical VU. Not for me.

I can see how it's influential, but not a good listen.

Really good. Nothing Compares 2 U of course is great, but Black Boys on Mopeds is the standout.

The original. Only 4 stars since because Paul's Boutique is a 5.

Drops off in the second half, but still some good tracks there. And the first half of the album is about as good as can be. Nostalgia bomb.

Great country record.

Interesting. Very odd but surprisingly good. Some of the too-techno-y stuff was a bit overwhelming, but pretty good overall.

Good album. Too bad Clapton's such a prick.

I mean, it's the Stones. Ok album, but Mick. Also, Trump's usage of You Can't Always Can't What Your Want immediately downgrades the song.

Eh. Fine 60s music, but nothing special. Would be interesting to know why it's on the list.

Good, not my style really. Super influential, though, and has been sampled everywhere.

Weird. In a good way, but weird. Not for me necessarily, but maybe on a relisten.

Fine, nothing special. If a liquor commercial was an album.

Groovy

How can I like Gorrilaz but not this? Who knows, but I do.

Okay. Nothing special.

Makes Sheryl Crow looks like the generic knockoff.

Yeah, that's Elvis alright.

Good one. Too much of the N bomb for me, personally, but great music/vocals.

Dolly's the best.

Fine. Not great.

How much was David Byrne influenced by this? Soooooooo much.

Good, not great. Very 80s.