Portions of it were mostly fine.

Nortec did it better.

Bruce Springsteen is one of the all-time greats. This one in particular is filled with absolute gems.

Beautiful.

It has its good/great/excellent moments. It has many of them.

It is quite great, almost excellent.

It sounds like the music I listened to when I was 14. I do not know if that's a good or a bad thing.

It starts beautifully, then it doesn't amount to much.

The beauty of this one is high up there.

Not for me.

In Bloom and Something in the Way are maybe the best songs Nirvana ever wrote. But overall, there's too much screaming for my linking.

It's almost very good, great start and end. Kind of weak in the middle.

I have never been a big fan, or any size of fan, of whatever that was.

It's just okay.

Not this one.

Fantastic.

Few have done it better than Johnny Cash.

It's just nonstop hits one right after the other for the first half, then it fizzles a little bit.

No, not really.

I don't think I had ever listened to something like this. It was marvelous.

Mostly fun.

Dancey, groovy, fun.

I guess it's fine. Not really my style.

I didn't know what to expect with the Diane Arbus-ish cover. What a great surprise this was.

Love this one.

It's good. But not really my style.

What's not to love about Brit-pop? Even more accurate, what's not to love about early 90's Brit-pop?

I like Lou Reed, he's fine. But there's something that stops me from being a fan. This album is mostly good.

I really liked it but I'm note really sure of why.

It's not bad. However this style and time are not for me.

It has some very interesting songs. I don't necessarily like it as an album.

It's mostly okay.

Hooked from the get go. Love this one.

They're trying too hard to be New Order. But they are perhaps better than Happy Mondays.

Yeah, not really.

I enjoyed listening to this one, but I wouldn't listen to it again.

Unlike my cousin Oscar, I'm not such a fan of Queen.

Almost okay.

Kind of okay.

Yep.

Yep.

Not really my style.

A little bit like Mano Negra, but they were better.

Gotta love outlaw country.

This is something else. Wonderful.

I understand what was going on. But the gap between New Order and The Chemical Brothers was not filled by 808 State. However, I do recognize their importance.