Solid album. It's not what I usually listen to so I appreciate having my mind expanded. The number of covers make me feel like it might be lacking in originality or progressiveness but it was very listenable.
The first half of the album is better than the second. There was some good, weird, experimental stuff I wasn't expecting having only ever really heard Message in a Bottle before.
Interesting album, definitely unique. None or the songs in particular really stood out to me, but if I could retroactively lower my rankings to put this one above the other ones we've listened to so far, I would.
A classic that has stood the test of time. Still great.
Boring, but some of the drum parts are slightly out of the ordinary so it kept me at least a little engaged.
Boring, but not completely unlistenable. Not much to say about it.
Solid album with a lot of weirdness. I enjoyed it, reminded me of a tamer Subhumans.
This album having terrible global ratings is baffling. This was very listenable and actually pretty good at parts. I will probably never listen to it again, but I wasn't bored.
Pretty good album, but starts feeling pretty stale and samey by the end. The Minor Threat-like songs were a good break from all the songs that just sound like generic Beastie Boys songs, but I think I would have preferred a whole album of those, plus whatever was happening on Shambala.