Nice and ethereal

That Thing is great, rest was okay

Started out just okay, but then really started to grow on me

The non hit tracks were better than I was expecting. Solid album

Ok house music. A couple nice tracks, but mostly not something I will revisit.

Jump is great! Did not like the rest.

I mean, it's good, but it doesn't speak to me the way it seems to for other people.

I prefer Pink Moon tbh

Pretty good!

...not for me I guess.

Wasn't bad, just didn't grab me at all.

Quite good

Soooooo good

Eh

All time classic

It was just okay for me

Pretty forgettable, doubt I'll ever listen to this album again

Pretty good, but a few skippable tracks.

I liked it more than I was expecting too. Worth another listen.

It was....fine, I guess

Forgettable

Groovy. I liked it.

Forgettable.

Really groovy, funky blues to start with and then the album just tailed off...

Loved it! Several of her hits, but she just has such a lovely voice, I dug the whole record start to finish.

A mix of really nice grooves and skippable tracks. I like the Superfly soundtrack more.

Never heard of them before now. Pleasant 80s indie rock. Worth another listen.

I'm not a swiftie but I think she has better albums.

A whole vibe. Proto-Bitches Brew, a little more groovy and accessible than that one.

I prefer other Bob Marley stuff I've heard. Also, this is probably sacrilege, but I prefer The Harder They Come as a reggae album to this as well.

Quite delightful.

In retrospect this is not shocking at all, but I've heard half of these songs done better by a black artist.

I was kind of disappointed, after the title track it didn't really grab me at all. It was fine, just not as good as I guess I was expecting.

Beautiful voices and harmonies, half of the tracks I loved, half of them I would skip on a relisten.

I've always preferred BSSM and By the Way to this one. The first half I was thinking "Wow, this is better than I remember! 5 stars!" and then the second half I was just waiting for it to be over.

The ambience of this album just hits different. The effervescent guitar, the sustained slides, Bono's beautiful voice.... Deserves its reputation as one of the best albums of all time. The sound is unlike anything else I've ever heard. Makes me think of shooting stars in the desert sky.

I have to confess I'd never heard of John Martyn before, but that album was an unexpected treat to listen to. Every track brought a new musical idea, even the instrumental outro track was great. My ears were left feeling like they'd just eaten an excellent meal.

A couple groovy moments saved this from a worse score. It just wasn't for me, I guess.

I have never heard this side of the Temptations, but I liked it a lot.

I was into maybe the first track or two and then it just felt like noise.

I don't think I've heard any of this album other than I have a vague recollection of hearing the Mrs. Robinson cover before. What an unexpected treat! This is the reason I'm doing this, to get to experience albums I find absolutely delightful that I otherwise would never have found.

The only track I didn't like is the instrumental "Buried Alive in the Blues" but apparently Janis died before the vocals for that could be recorded, otherwise it is an amazing album.

It was just okay for me. None of the tracks really grabbed me.

Too much distortion for me.

My apologies, Santana, I was unfamiliar with your game. Real groovy Spanish funk. Music like sipping tequila on a hot summer night.

I've never really been interested in the Doors because their biggest hits don't really stand out to me. But this album (which had none of those aforementioned hits) was fantastic, I really enjoyed it.