Didn't understand a single word...but I get it

Good but in a weird way

This was so good. It's not the greatest album but I could definitely see myself coming back to this over and over again in the future

I've loved Eddie Vedder's voice since first hearing "Alive", and later "Into The Wild". His voice conveys pure, raw emotion, making it perfect for storytelling.

This album took me back to 90s old school hip hop. Great album from start to finish.

I went into this not knowing what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. I didn't understand the lyrics, but was impressed by the instrumentals and vocals.

I wanted to like this but the first couple of songs weren't for me. It started getting good from "You and Whose Army?" but not great. The album overall felt incomplete. I think a couple of songs will grow on me with time.

Just seconds into the first song, I knew immediately I would love this album. Loved the vibe and vocals. Very well done.

Beautiful vocals but the album didn't excite me until the last couple of songs. "Raised on Robbery" really woke the album up and was by far the best track.

I was expecting better. Some catchy hooks but mostly just noise at times.

Great, upbeat album. Loved the vocals and how well suited the different singing styles were to each song. Guitars and drums on this record were great

What a voice. What a performer. Wish I could've seen him live

I feel like this album will grow on me with time. There are some great songs on here, perfect for late night drives

Never heard of the band so I went into this not knowing what to expect. Wikipedia had the album listed as alternate dance, so I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. The singer has a unique voice and the music felt almost ethereal at times. They almost lost me at the first 7 minute (mostly instrumental) track ... Does any album really need two 7 minute long (again, mostly instrumental and repetitive) tracks?? Idk but I liked the second one better than the first for sure. Overall it was a great album

Feels like I've just entered the toilets at a fun African restaurant, and life is good

Voice like butter

Some really good songs on here. "Bombsite Boy" and "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" really stood out for me, and I'll likely revisit the album again for these songs. Some tracks felt like filler but maybe they'll grow on me

The first half of the album had me questioning why this record was chosen for this list. He saved in the second half.

Great live album. Great vocals.. I just don't think the 16 minute drum solo was needed though

I could listen to this all day

This album goes so hard

The music made for a chilled listening session, but the vocals were underwhelming at times, and didn't captivate my attention. "So Long, Marianne" was the best song on the album. I feel like I could've got more out of the album had I paid more attention to the lyrics, but for a first listen, I'd say 2/5.

Very chilled album. No fillers

The music itself was chill but it was hard to get past the lyrics which were mostly cringey. The vocals were boring at times which didn't help either

Nice, chilled, comforting sound, but didn't wow me

Instrumentals were great. "Are you ready eddy?" was a fun track to finish with

Unique sound and great debut. Some songs didn't connect with me but I think they'll grow on me with time

I loved every track on this record. It didn't disappoint. The guitar and drums were insane

Good lighthearted album. Really enjoyed some of the slower songs

Instruments were all insane. I just couldn't get past the vocals. Seemed annoying at times

The songs didn't resonate with me at first. Tracks like Cheree felt like they were on the verge of something great but didn't quite get there. The lyrics were odd, and seemed almost improvised. I decided to listen again to see if I was missing something. I preferred it the second time around and was more aware of the influences drawn from this record that were present in albums by other musicians. For that reason, I'll give it a 3

Classic synth pop at its finest. I feel like this would've been groundbreaking at the time of release

Great album. Loved the guitars. It's just a shame reading the reviews is how I found out Eric Clapton is/was a racist :/

Great album, full of energy, but the vocals came across exaggerated and pretentious at times

The guitars were sick. I loved every track. Technically an EP so it shouldn't be on this list but glad I was introduced to this record and band

My friend's a fan so I went into this expecting it to be good. I had only heard Our House prior to this and found the the other tracks were a fun listen, although borderline racist?

Music was good but felt like the songs dragged on here and there

Creating a song game made up of tape loops of studio recording errors is genius. The songs are great, very diverse and I'll definitely be listening again

Sounds like they were drunk when they recorded this haha I liked the first half

There were parts of songs that I liked, but as a whole felt too long and sounded quite repetitive

Smooth voice and a lot of heart

Some of the subject matter was questionable but I liked the overall vibe

Good album but the songs started sounding the same after a while

The singles are timeless. It's the first time I've heard the rest of the album and loved it

Not something I would normally listen to. Their vocals compliment each other very well, and there's some good songs on here but I wouldn't consider it an album you must listen to before you die

Some of the songs are fun, but the vocals aren't all there. I wouldn't consider it a "must listen"

Alright this took me on a whole ride Track 1 - music for drinking wine to Track 2 - Trippy music that feels like you're in a colourful trance Track 3 - it's giving "drinking out of a coconut with an umbrella in it" vibes Track 4 - Feels like you're running but not getting anywhere

This is the second R.E.M. album I've heard from this list now. Great vocals and will definitely be relistening in the future

A little odd at times lyrically. Decent vocals but got boring

Feels like I'm right there in the jazz club with them, sat at the bar

The album artwork has not been executed well. The spacing is annoying me but aside from that.. there are some classics on this album, and it's clear that it influenced music that followed. Feel like I'm driving around listening to the radio on GTA San Andreas

Some good songs here and there but got boring very quickly

Fantastic album. I always struggled to get into Springsteen but this album did it for me. I'll definitely be relistening to this

Starting an album with news reports of your shooting is iconic

The soundtrack is so good it makes me want to watch the film

I didn't expect to like this as much as I did. This would be great for long drives

Great voice. Great album. Had a melancholy vibe to it

The Kinks are always a fun time and this album was no exception. Great, upbeat songs

So chilled but can't see myself playing it again

Unique voice and good vibes, but the songs felt a bit too long

Nothing groundbreaking, but it's a good listen

The teenage angst in me will always love songs like these

Such a fun album

I just couldn't get into it. It was good at times but each song was too long

Good album but it started to sound the same a couple songs in. The last song was a nice change

Refreshing album that I know will grow on me with more listens

Love the wailing guitars on this record

Did I need to hear this album before I died? No. Did I like it anyway? Yes. This feels like perfect background music

The best song on the album was Psycho Killer. I didn't think the rest of the songs weren't as good unfortunately

Where has this album been all my life

Fun, feel good album

Not a record I would normally listen to, but I quite liked it

It doesn't matter how old or new a song is.. something about Anthony Kiedis' voice is just so nostalgic

Scottish reggae...something about this just works

There's definitely a couple songs on here that I see myself returning to. Really nailed that slow, chilled mood

I couldn't get into Zeppelin years ago so I've never really given them a chance until now. There's some great songs on this record that I'll be returning to for sure

Everything Brian Wilson touches turns to gold

Beautifully dark but feels repetitive at times as the songs start to sound the same

Very calming. I could listen to this guy sing the alphabet and not get bored

Started off well but track 3 came out of nowhere and changed the sound. I'm just not a fan of electronic music

I liked the guitars but not much else

Good, lighthearted album

First time listening to this album and something about it already feels so timeless. His voice sounds so smooth on this record and makes for easy listening

There's something very calming about this

Beautiful, captivating voice. Perfect for 60s music

Love the old skool flow

Music was alright, but the vocals felt amateur

This feels like if a villain Cartoon Network band made a halloween album

Not for me. Feels like I'm summoning a demon while listening to this

His voice was made for this kind of music

Good album but I feel like it's missing something that makes other 60s song special

Great album, great vocals. Really fun

Great, fun background music

I feel like this needs a second listen where I can take it all in properly. First thoughts though... Great, chilled vibe

This sounds like a bunch of guys coming together to make music for the first time, having fun and not taking themselves too seriously. I liked it

Sounds like the same song throughout. It was okay but I probably won't listen to it again

Some great songs on here. Love the closer

Great late night listening. I could've listened to another hour of this

Good album, just a little too long

Feels euphoric

Liked this more than I thought I would. Fun, upbeat album. The vocals are a bit whiny at times but the choruses save it

The guitars just rip through your soul on this one

Track 2 and 3 are perfect for moments when you just want to be sad and think

The guitars on this record are insane

I enjoyed it but some songs were a bit too odd for my liking

Good album, but it quickly becomes very repetitive. I think the overall sound would've made more of an impact had they shortened the album tracks

I just couldn't get into this. Some songs felt like a draft

Great album. I think I'd enjoy it even more after another listen

Great, chilled music, and nice harmonies

Good album but I can't see myself listening to it again

I already knew Hendrix was great, but listening to this has made me a fan

Timeless. I had to double check the date on this because it could've easily been made in recent years. The music sounds so modern. Great record

The studio tracks are great but this unplugged version adds a new layer of rawness to them

I really enjoyed this. The vocals were so different from track to track that it felt like a mix of styles that were meant for seperate records at times

I liked parts of songs here and there, but overall they were too long. I know that's typical with this genre but i just wasn't a fan

Not usually my type of music but the guitar was sick on this

Good album but i felt like it was missing some of that magic that makes an album worth "listening to before you die"

Nothing groundbreaking, but a fun record

This sounds like if Roger Daltrey had continued with the sound from The Who's My Generation album

Good but not great... I'm the wrong audience for this

Some songs are longer than necessary, but other than that it was pretty good

Such a chilled vibe and I'm looking forward to listening to it again some time

My initial impression was that the song titles were long and pretentious. I wasn't expecting to like this, but there's something so fun yet peaceful and calming about the songs on this record. I thought it would drag when I saw the length and number of songs, but it didn't feel like an hour at all. Its hard to think of songs that stood out after the first listen but I'm sure this will change over time

Oooooh shit. The guitar on this slaps. Am I a Sabbath fan now? I guess so

Looking forward to a second listen where I can listen to it more closely. Love the energy and rebellion on this record

Love the bluesy classic rock vibe. Didn't like certain parts where the tempo would change but overall a great album

I just know me 5 years ago would've loved this. The music (drums and vocals in particular) were so hard hitting

I feel like I just stepped back in time

Every song sounds the same but in a different font. Overall great album though

This is one of those albums I wish I heard when I was younger

I love how vocals sound so raw in country music. It really makes you believe the words being said. Overall this was a great album. The only thing I'd change is the length. I liked that the 2nd part was mostly instrumentals but again, it could've been shorter. It's impressive that the songs were all recorded in 1 or 2 takes

Great, easy listen

Love the similarly named song titles on side one. I liked the vibe of the album (very cowboy-esque) but it wasn't very interesting overall, which is a shame because the vocals were great and had potential

In The End still sounds as good as it did all those years ago

Great album, and I know it will only get better the more I play it

It all sounded the same after a while. Some good parts here and there but I just couldn't get into it

I didn't get it at first, but the more I listened the more fun it got I guess?

Surprised by how much I enjoyed this. Great, fun record

I went into this only knowing one or two songs but was quickly won over. This is a 5/5 record for sure

Loud, catchy and fun

Started off well but declined with every song. It had potential but it just wasn't interesting enough to me

This album embodies everything I love about blues/rock n roll. This was my first time listening and I can't wait to listen to more Stones albums

I'm not usually a fan of this genre, but I liked some parts here and there. I can't see myself listening to the album again in full but might return to a song or two in the future

Didn't understand a single word...but I get it

What a voice...the kind you could listen to sing the phone book and it would still sound great

Such an incredible/warm voice. I'll be listening to this again for sure

Great collection of songs, but at times it felt like they didn't flow well together

Good but each song just feels too long

The songs all sound the same, but hey it works. Normally that kind of thing would get boring but I'm not even mad. The guitar and vocals are sick

Some of these songs just drag onnn

Good but in a weird way

Great story behind the performance

Great album with some filler

Oddly.. refreshing?

This is one of those albums that instantly takes me back to the first time I heard it and how moving it was

Brian Eno wasn't wrong about this...

Great album overall, but I think this is the first time I've listened to it and noticed how out of place some songs are considering the album concept

I get the vision but it kinda falls flat because of the vocals. The music itself was great, but the vocals just werent

This seems like a couple of friends got together to make an album for fun and accidentally ended up on the "1001 albums to listen to before you die" list. It's great and a whole lot of nothing all at the same time. The lead singer has a great voice

Soooo chilled

Love the album. Very upbeat vibe. The wiki was a very sad read though, knowing this album led to his mother's murder

Nothing about this screams listen to this before you die. Some of the beats were good but half way through, they got too choppy, like drumming out of time

Knew I'd love it from the first "goodbyeee" on track one. Feels like I've stumbled on the best hidden gem, and it's easily now one of my favourite albums

This slaps. Straight 5/5

Lovefool is such a great song. The rest of the album was really good but does start to sound the same

An album so perfectly crafted that you can visualise movements and colour when you close your eyes and really listen. Each sound was created with purpose, using experimental, innovative methods, like plucking piano strings with a bobby pin. The vocals were layered in what can only be described as a spiritual awakening, with backing vocals lighting up sections of songs. It is quite simply the greatest album ever made. RIP Brian

A little weird but it works I guess

Pretty cool that Dave wrote and recorded the album by himself and later formed the band

I'll be honest, I listened to this when I was feeling tired and this put me to sleep. Its so soothing haha

One of those albums that will grow on me with time I think

This was so boring

This was so good. It's not the greatest album but I could definitely see myself coming back to this over and over again in the future

This album is easy listening

Great record. Younger me would've loved it

Pretty fun album

Good album but it felt like something was missing

It started off feeling like unpolished demos but there were a couple good songs in there

More rap albums need saxophones

Great album but it felt like they ran out of material at the end and threw in instrumentals. Yeah it was the same vibe but it felt like it didn't belong