“Have the Rolling Stones killed” “But sir, those aren’t…” “Do as I say!”

First three are great. Goes into a dark country blues vibe which was cool, but lacking any hooks. Last two songs exit and mothers of the disappeared had an interesting cool vibe but again lacked that finishing melodic punch for me.

Disappointed. Meandering without rhythm or melody. ‘Keep gettin it on’ made me think the whole album was conjured up to support the only good track on the album.

“All pop music is just a series of footnotes to the Beatles”.

So much fun and groove. Impossible to not smile or walk with a limp whilst listening.

Unreal. Never been imitated and still stands out as fresh and original amongst the 50 years of music that’s come after it (to only give away is the production quality). Shout out to the drummer too.

I did not know my bloody valentine sounded like that. Not my thing usually, and think other bands do the same kind of thing better.

I’m sure to someone it’s the perfect album. Does one thing for 17 songs. Only song of note for me was Memphis. Reminded me of GTA San Andreas country music station.

Actually got into the head banging after a while. Last song was the best.

Enjoyed it. Really liked Piano room.

Loads of novelty and weirdness without losing anything from the pop/rock/blues vibe

“Have the Rolling Stones killed” “But sir, those aren’t…” “Do as I say!”

Pure joy.

Mostly quite boring.

Got a bonus star for the rudy can’t fail rip off

Didn’t get it. Liked the first song but thought the rest was pretty rubbish,

Think I would have enjoyed it more in the right context. Glad the only Portishead song I know finally came in at the end. Best track too.

Better than I thought it would be.

You could cut 25% of it and still have two 5 star albums. USSR, helter Skelter, yer blues, me and my monkey, birthday - all monsters. While my guitar, mother natures son, blackbird, cry baby cry. Even all the silly McCartney story songs are enjoyable interludes. Didn’t wanna just blindly give the Beatles 5 stars every time, but…

The best I can say is that the music was so bland, I could focus entirely on the god awful lyrics.

Never been to a rave and probably wouldn’t enjoy it. But I enjoyed this.

I enjoyed imagining the fat, redneck layabout she might have been singing about. Otherwise, apart from those memories of you, found it dull.

Only song I really liked was the one with no singing.