70s talent on the instrument with almost a 50s feel with the vocalist. Adding this one to the library

Very emotional rock. Hits right in the feels

Not my kind of genre. Maybe if I was more of an edgy teenager in the 2000s

One of the more interesting albums I've listened to. A real piece of art

I always wonder what separates me from the people who like this kind of music

70s rock is always a good listen

I was very surprised by how much I liked this unique album. Definitely not my usual genre, but there's a reason I'm using this website

Not a huge Coldplay fan though I see why people like them

Always a fan of Fleetwood Mac. Probably not their best album but still a great listen

While the idea of building an entire album out of samples is interesting, none of these songs struck me as meaningful or unique

The only thing I knew before going into this album is that Wonderwall is over played. I can now see why Oasis was popular and very overplayed

2 minutes into the first track, I was very tempted to stop listening. I'm glad I listened to the whole album. I found that as I treated it like a classical music concert, rather than a collection of rock & roll hits, I enjoyed this album a lot

Very 80s. For better and worse

What did I just listen to?

70s rock just hits the spot. That was some good stuff

Yep that's AC/DC

I've tried but I don't think I'll ever like David Bowie. Just not my thing

I was hesitant the first few songs, then I got sucked in. Great prog rock album

Fantastic album that I'm glad I was introduced to

Is it embarrassing to admit when pop music hits the spot?

Try as I might, David Bowie just doesn't do it for me

Too bad all the songs can't be as good as Roundabout. Would be 6 stars if they were