First time listening to this, more familiar with Pink Moon, interesting to hear him with a full band, very complex musically yet so easy to listen to, Northern Sky stood out most for me, also some nice instrumental interludes.

Overall good album, would listen again, 3.8/5

No bad songs 5/5

Production and musicianship outstanding. So clean for something recorded in the 70s. Didn't think I'd enjoy this one so much, another 5 star for me

Sampling and production is great, not my favourite genre of music but this is definitely the type of hip-hop I'd go for. Gonna give it 4 stars, more than likely will give it more listens again

Just not my thing, I appreciate he is talented but it's not something I'd listen to again, found the album too long as well, 12 tracks are enough, one or 2 moments I liked, Andre 3000s short cameo being the stand out

First time listening to this, more familiar with Pink Moon, interesting to hear him with a full band, very complex musically yet so easy to listen to, Northern Sky stood out most for me, also some nice instrumental interludes.

Definitely a mood album, all sad songs, I didn't dislike any just can't imagine listening to this album very often

Thrashy and grungy, nothing polished here, long sprawling solos and a pure live garage rock feel. An album I've listened to lots before, one of the reasons Neil is called the Godfather of Grunge

Classic southern rock, no bad songs on the album with 2-3 all time classics

Not the biggest fan of double albums so made sure to listen to each side with a break in-between. Really good record, first time listening to this band, no bad songs on the record. Solid southern rock

Great album, only downfall is the length, feel like it would be a stronger album if it was a bit shorter

Excellent album, Nile Rodgers is metronomic on Guitar, the bass is some of the best I've heard

Definitely enjoyed the second half of the album more, will definitely need more listens, great production, Purple Rain is a phenomenal song

Liked the album overall, will probably listen to certain songs again, just didn't love it, not my favorite genre

Found the album really easy to listen to for the first time, pop songs with a sinister raw vibe

Very enjoyable album, easy first time listen, quintessential punk/ new wave sound of the time, lots of nice guitar riffs, feels like a lot of 2000s indie bands would have been influenced by this record

Beautiful record, first time listening to it, ethereal dream pop that I'd imagine is hugely influencial within the genre, lyrics are hard to decipher but really the vocals are there to create layers and melody. Very much a mood record, one to listen to all the way through while chilling on the couch with headphones

Gotta love some funk, nice happy record throughoy

Enjoyed the record more than I thought I would, perfect for headphones on the couch

Probably a little too short, and that includes the song San Quentin being played twice in a row, on the other hand it's a nice quick listen and Cash's interactions with the crowd is very funny at times

Conflicted by this one, I didn't hate it, found it relaxing, vocals and production are excellent, definitely a mood album, I listened to it on the couch with headphones. On the other hand I'm not sure if I'd listen to it again, I can see why it's been described as lounge music, it's relaxing to have on in the background maybe, there's very little change from song to song. Is it an essential album, I'm not sure, maybe within it's genre

Nice blend of experimental guitar noise and melody, have listened to some Sonic Youth in the past but never this record, will definitely be replaying it

I've never been the target audience for this record, in fairness there's some big hits on it, just not the kind of thing I'd listen to out of choice

Minimalist Indie-Pop, probably takes a few listens to appreciate. Didn't blow me away, they have an interesting sound but no song really stood out bar the intro. Not bad, just not brilliant either for me.

Innovative Brazilian music, nice album, worth a listen

This may be my favourite Neil Young record, some classic rock songs on it. Very raw in it's production with some really nice guitar solos

Really enjoyed the record, never knew that most of the second half was instrumental, found the music very atmospheric

Pretty good blues rock record, reminds me of the Stones, overall not bad, feel some of the songs aren't as good as others. What I do like is the live feel the album has, certainly the singing and playing are very good

Some very good rock songs and some forgettable ones, solid singing and playing, will come back to some songs probably not the album as a whole

Hypnotic music, very chill listening, not sure how often I'll come back to it though

Not something I enjoyed

So many great guitar riffs, love the raw feel to this album, hits hard, very iconic

I love this record, funk with psychedelic guitar

This one surprised me, found myself getting more into it as the album went on and had to listen to it again. Really nice 90s alt rock/pop.

Excellent musicianship, great mix of blues rock and some bluegrass songs

They have a huge lush sound, pop vocals backed with dance music. Every song had a hook that draws you in, enjoyed the album a lot

One of my all time favourite records, an easy 5 star

Had 2 huge hits, rest of the album is pretty good, worth another listen

There is a lovely balance between the softer and harder songs, some very big hits on this album, Corgan's vocals are so unique. The main issue is the length of the album. 28 songs and 2hrs long. I feel it would have been a much better record of it was shorter.

It's an ok album, nothing too exciting. Not going to be on repeat any time soon. Coldplay are a band I've struggled with and really don't like anything I've heard of them from recent years. This is probably the best I've heard of them.

Enjoyable first listen, definitely worth coming back to. Gave me vibes of Father John Misty

Trying to have an open mind for every album but this really isn't for me. I don't normally care too much about lyrics but they are really bad on this record. I'm not sure how it made this list, maybe within it's genre it is deemed essential but I won't be returning to it or any of the songs.

It's a nice listen, perfect background music for a cafe or bar. There's no reel shift in pace from one song to the next, it's great advantage is it's short length. Definitely an album with a certain vibe to it that grew on me, however it's probably only worth 2 stars as it didn't really have any songs that blew me away either

One of my all time favourite voices, phenomenal singer. Such an enjoyable record of classic soul hits. Easy 5 star

Raw Proto-Punk rock and roll music, keys remind me of the Doors and vocals are a little Lou Reed. First time hearing them and really enjoyed it

Album is a bit imbalanced, all the hits at the start and a weaker second half, however I enjoyed the whole album

One of my all time favourite records

Very theatrical, musically very interesting, probably wouldn't listen to it very often but not bad

Punk meets rockabilly, high energy easy enough listen, album is a nice short length

I'm not the biggest fan of modern pop, especially overly produced stuff with auto tuned vocals. This isn't that though, production is great and her voice sounds natural. I've never listened to a Taylor album before, usually shy away because she is overly played on the radio, I actually found the songs I didn't know more enjoyable. Will never be a go to listen but appreciate the talent

One of his best records from a very prolific decade, love the change up from the softer more acoustic first half of the record to the loud thrashy second half. Lyrically brilliant especially on Powderfinger

Not a genre I'm familiar with but really enjoyed this, perfect background music

Near perfect record, so many classic rock songs it's hard to believe it's not a greatest hits album

Got Creedence two days in a row and both are 5 star albums, I'm not sure there are too many songwriters as prolific as John Fogarty was in CCR.

Excellent record, there's a great balance throughout, definitely an album to listen to front to back

A decent listen, wasn't blown away by it either

75 albums in and the second Missy Elliott one I've gotten, both getting a 1 star, it's just not my taste, nothing on this record makes me want to come back and listen to it. I guess it's just lost on me. Also it was too long

It's a short album full of catchy songs very much of its time. Probably a little dated now but I enjoyed it very much, Buddy's singing is excellent and the guitar solos are all very good. I'd imagine it was hugely influencial.

Thought I wouldn't enjoy this but it actually exceeded my expectations. I've never been much of a fan of The Specials or anything Ska related. Will certainly listen to this again

Before starting this project had never listened to a full record by the Jam, knew their big hits but that's it, 78 albums into this project and this is the second record by them that I've gotten and have loved both. Production on this record is great, guitar, drums and bass all brilliant. Weller is a fantastic front man and songwriter. An album strong from start to finish with no filler

Cornerstone of 60s psychedelic rock, theres a great balance between raw energy and some softer acoustic sections. Somebody to Love and White Rabbit are great songs helped by Grace Slicks vocals. It still holds up today as a great album.

Huge Springsteen fan, for me his work in the 70s and 80s are the best. This album is good and probably the best since that era but not as good as his first 7-8 records. Having said that there are some excellent tracks on this record, could probably be a bit shorter overall.

Raw and energetic, solid 4 for me. Talking Heads have a unique sound, Psycho Killer is the standout track. Definitely something I'll listen to again

Atmospheric soundscape to this music, giving it a 3 although I think maybe it's the type of record that would grow on you with more listens

Solid record, very much a 90s punk record. Maybe a little repetitive but worth a listen

Just a great rock record, will be on rotation.

Genuinely thought I'd find this a bit of a grind to listen to, but actually enjoyed it, musically quite interesting, giving it a 3 as I don't think I'll listen to it again any time soon. Maybe the kind of record I'd sit through every few years

Yet to finish due to its length, I would argue this isn't an album and shouldn't be on the list, I'm glad I've discovered Ella though because her voice is amazing and the music is too. Giving it a 3 as I don't ever see myself listening through all this again but the music is great

Really enjoyed this, found myself singing along to most of the songs, not as repetitive as some of the other reggae albums I've had so far. Will definitely be listening to it again

Good album, worth another listen. Singing is a little weak but songs are catchy

Lush disco music, great production, very enjoyable.