The Vines suck. Friend of mine had a bad experience at a Vines convert, and I've disliked them since. There are many better Australian pub rock bands more deserving of a spot in the list. Even from roughly the same era, the list is missing Wolfmother's self titled debit, Jet's excellent Get Born, Silverchair's Frogstomp, Neon Ballroom or Diorama, and Powderfinger's Odyssey Number Five . Grinspoon released an album the same year, which was a better album, even Bodyjar, the Living End, Killing Heidi, Waikiki... and yet this tripe makes it.

Full album not on Spotify-use YouTube. Even on YouTube can't find the full album. Saturday Night is good, but album is very hit and miss overall. More miss than hit.

Bowie

This album is interesting. It's well put together, aurally interesting, and clever album. It has catchy hooks, and complexity. But somehow I hate it, not sure why exactly it just puts me on edge. 2/10.

dull.

Wonderful voice. Album is a little dull otherwise.

This album is aurally a little strange, with lots of haunting, echo-y sounds. It's difficult to parse the sound on a first listen, but there are some interesting beats and riffs. Feels like the type of album I'd need to listen to a few times to understand it properly and see if it hooks me, but I'm not sure it has in the first listen.

This album is excellent. I had never heard of John Grant before, but this album was thoroughly enjoyed. Musically complex and varied.

This album sorta just sucks. There's like 30 seconds of guitar in Strange Feelin' that's kind of decent, but the rest is boring.

Didn't make me want to fall asleep, or tear my ears out. But still, boring.

Love the intro. Feels like a very 90's album, so it's pretty forward thinking for 1989. Loses a lot of momentum in the second half, but is a decent album overall.

Damn good album. I get the hype around the Yardbirds now. Varied and energetic.

I have a weird relationship with NiN. They're a band I should like but often they don't quite hit for whatever reason. I think some of the lyrics are just straight up cringeworthy. That said this album has a couple of really great tunes on it. Closer is terrific.

Wow, great voice. She has a sense of humour too. Interesting to hear an early live recording where it goes a bit wrong, but still sounds great. How High the Moon is brilliant.

Bored.

Really cool album. Great drum lines. More varied than expected for a punk album, too. Can see why the Pixies are so influential. Where is my Mind is a classic, but I also love Tony's Theme and Oh My Golly!

Full album not on Spotify-use YouTube. Even on YouTube can't find the full album. Saturday Night is good, but album is very hit and miss overall. More miss than hit.

Nice little album. Maybe not the most original, but good sound and well put together.

Not bad. Just a bit generic.

Gosh this album is a bore. Not awful, just boring.

What a silly album. Lots of fun!

Devo have more than one album? Who knew. No "Whip It" on this. Album is ok.

Eh.

There's some interesting moments in this album, and also some terrible stuff. Overall album is fine. Childz Play is notably awful.

Classic album. The highs are very high, overall the album is decent.

Bittersweet Symphony is an all time classic. I hadn't listened to the whole album before, but this is absolutely brilliant! Just wall to wall excellence. The melancholy, bittersweet vibe pervades the whole album. But the sounds are varied and interesting. Definitely experimental, but it all works. Lucky Man, Sonnet, The Drugs don't Work are other highlights.

Nothing mind-blowing. Pretty good for a jazz album.

I had never heard of this band or album, but yeah it's real good.

Obviously one of the classic albums. Some absolutely terrific songs on here. Carole King is not the sort of artist I would seek out, but this album is consistently high quality.

There's not a bad song on this album. There's a reason it's a classic.

Not bad, just boring.

I enjoy the sound of this album, although there's no real standout track. Works really well as an album, very chill.

SALSA! pretty good fun album. Good background music.

Absolutely a classic album. There's a few all time hits in here, although the majority of the album is pretty same-y sounding. The songs that change up the beat like Clint Eastwood and 19-2000 are excellent. All that said, there's not a lot of depth or complexity here.

Country is not my thing, but Dolly is worthy of respect.

"Don't tell me you never got the Led out!" Zeppelin have so much talent. Immigrant song is a classic. There's a lot to love in this album, although it's not quite at their top level all the way through.

I had never heard of FKA Twigs before. The overall sound is pretty interesting although not much has really stood out as being a cut above. Experimental in the soundscape though the lyrics are pretty generic/uninteresting.

I had never heard of Germs before. It seems to just be another punk rock band. I enjoy the punk rock sound but they don't seem remarkable, just another punk rock band. Seem to be influential on the Grunge scene, which is cool but not very apparent from this album. I am enjoying the sound of this album all up.

Dull.

The Kinks were absolutely prolific, and they have some good songs. But this particular album is far from their best work.

Not sure what the significance of this album is. Seems like a pretty generic country album. My internet search didn't turn up much either. It isn't an early album either, so i doubt that it's an influential one. It isn't entirely awful, which is probably high praise for a country album from me.

The Vines suck. Friend of mine had a bad experience at a Vines convert, and I've disliked them since. There are many better Australian pub rock bands more deserving of a spot in the list. Even from roughly the same era, the list is missing Wolfmother's self titled debit, Jet's excellent Get Born, Silverchair's Frogstomp, Neon Ballroom or Diorama, and Powderfinger's Odyssey Number Five . Grinspoon released an album the same year, which was a better album, even Bodyjar, the Living End, Killing Heidi, Waikiki... and yet this tripe makes it.

Yeah, this album is brilliant. I don't listen to a lot of rap music but goddamn.

The music that's here.is pretty good, but half the album isn't music.

Not really a country fan, but Cash is clearly passionate and talented. Album is really excellent.

The first song is garbage. This album is a mess. That said there are a couple of decent songs on here. Thought @work is pretty good. Also like Quills But Pussy Galore is painful. Overall kinda meh? The sort of album I wish I could remove from my Spotify history.

Doom dadoom dum dum! I enjoy the simple but super clean bass lines. "Baby" clearly has that Kinks inspiration. Which is fine because that's an awesome bass line. Overall album is pretty good. Not absolutely mind blowing, but enjoyable.

Never heard of Marianne Faithfull. Has a very 80's sound for a 70's album. Sounds like a movie soundtrack from the mid 80's. "Working class hero" is great.

I just had Iggy Pop's The Idiot 2 days ago. Well, random is random I guess, and this is a much better album, anyway. We start off strong with Lust for Life. The Passenger is a classic.

Pleasant, inoffensive album. Decent tunes, some interesting melodies. Overall pretty good but nothing mindmelting.

What a wonderfully weird sound the Eurythmics have. I had of course heard Sweet Dreams before, but never listened to the whole album. But the whole thing is really well done. Weirdly Sweet Dreams was one of my least favourite songs from the album.

I WANT MYYYYY Immediately can see a couple well loved songs on this album The album starts off with a lot of energy, but halfway through all the energy goes away and becomes a dull, somber affair. Love the first half of the album, the second half is pretty dull. Brothers in Arms does send the album off on a strong point, however.

Yawn.

Not again! Pain.

Cosmic Dancer is good. Get It On is a well loved classic. Jeepster is great, too. Overall sound is pretty catchy.

Santa Cruz is a strong start. One Horse Town is great, too. Pretty enjoyable album overall.

Going to be honest, their sound is super dated. Has not aged well. And they're just not as good as other bands of their time like Metallica, Slayer, Iron Maiden etc. I don't mind Metal on occasion, but Megadeth ain't it. Still it's not a bad album technically, and they're clearly very influential. Love the spine-melty Devils Island!

I r bored. Bored bored bored. That's all right going into Amazing Grace is super cringe. Maggie May is actually a pretty good song, though.

This album is outrageously good. Not usually an EDM fan but this album is wall to wall bangers! The Rockefeller Skank is an absolute classic, so is Praise You. But there's not a weak song on the whole album. FBS just has a completely unique style which is unmatched even to this day.

Pretty boring album. Only has one sound, and that sound is pretty generic/boring can't see why it's on the list whatsoever. Sad music for the sake of being sad sucks.

I have zero thoughts or feelings regarding this album. It isn't bad. It's even almost good. But it doesn't hook me in any way.

Unavailable on Spotify, but available in its entirety on YouTube Music. Having said that, the album is kinda rad! Very forward looking. AA Milne being the writer of Cloud Song was an unexpected discovery. I wouldn't have thought the Winnie the Pooh author would have written music, too. Overall enjoyed the album, very odd but pretty interesting.

Pleasant sounding album. Boogie On Reggae Woman is really cool The weird melody in You Haven't Done Nothin' is great, too, though it is very similar to the one in Superstition, which came out two years earlier. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, I guess. Overall album was enjoyed!

Will I enjoy this album? Maaybeeee Hot Take: Morning Glory is a better song than Wonderwall. I don't think I have ever listened to this album in full, but I do know most of the songs already. One of those pervasive albums we've all heard. It's just played absolutely everywhere. An absolute classic, and most of the hate for it I feel is simply because it's so overplayed. Champagne Supernova is another favourite. It's a strong album overall, even though I'm sorta sick of hearing half the songs.

Somebody to love-great. My Best Friend-quite good. Also enjoy 3/5 of a mile. Drags on towards the end.

Ace of Spades is a brilliant song, but this is the first time I have listened to the whole album. The energy remains consistently high throughout. The album is a hour of power! Live to Win is great, too. Motorhead knew what they were going for in this album and 100% nailed it.

Disco? Disco. Has a fun melody but tedium begins to set in quickly by the end of Le Freak. Hopefully the rest of the album doesn't sound the same... Ok, Savoir Faire does change up the beat a bit. This song is very Love Boat. Very cool song, actually.

I quite enjoy Sabbath, though I will say they have better stuff than this self titled album. Still, much enjoyed.

I don't necessarily think this album is bad, it's just excruciatingly boring. There's a couple ok songs towards the end.

Good study music. I guess most would associate this with elevator music these days, but an album has to be really good to be pervasive enough to hear it so widely, and to have so many songs that you're familiar with even if you don't quite know where from. I feel like I've heard about 30 covers of some of the songs off this album. Girl from Ipanema is a bonafide classic.

This is an odd album. There's some interesting melodies, album is pretty experimental. Decent but not really grabbing me either.

Only able to find the directors cut which is apparently a different album, with a few different songs. Don't listen to a lot of EDM but yeah the album is pretty interesting. Madrugada Eterna has a great melody.

Album is quality from start to finish. Not normally my style but definitely a solid album. At times sounds almost like a 2010-ish indie rock era album, which is impressive for an album from 1988.

Holy hell. An absolute banger of a classic album.

One song almost got this album out of "aggressively dull" and into "dull as dishwater." Boring.

This album is really cool.

It's fine.