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
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
I hadn't heard of Morrissey before but several other reviews said he's controversial. No comment on that. I liked some of the tracks and not others.
Honestly, I'm not sure what I just listened to
Easy listening and good times
There is a very specific subgenre of music that involves solo female vocalists featured in vibe albums. Now I'm normally a rock & roll kinda guy, but there's something about albums like this that just hits the spot with me. I just vibe to it. 5 stars.
Only using the most liberal of definitions could this be called good music
Oh yeah that's what I'm here for. Who cares if I don't understand it? It's blues
Pretty fun stuff. I swear they were just better back in the 70s
First time listening to Bob Dylan. Don't know why it took me this long.
I don't think I've ever heard acoustic punk before. Not my genre but I could appreciate the concept
Well at least it was unique. This was the first album where I couldn't make it completely through
There's a certain type of music that contains really bass heavy synth sounds in the background that doesn't vibe with me. I really wish it didn't bother me so much
60s music that would have been good in the 60s. Today not so much
I grew up after the Michael Jackson era and had never listened to a whole album before. Yep makes sense why he was so popular
We love Ray Charles. One of the best pianists of all time
Sounds like he's singing while sick and high on cold medicine
Punk rock is pretty alright I suppose
Hip Hop isn't normally my thing but I find myself liking a lot of the songs on this album. Good beats and good lyrics.
However, the album was 3X longer than it needed to be. I'm also not a fan of how explicit it can be. I won't ever be giving this a relisten
Contrary to everyone else on this website, I actually like all the British Rock. This was was just alright though
Heavy grunge isn't my style. Not badly performed though
I don't know why all these other reviews are completely dogging on this album. It's not anything great but it's not horrible
One of the best classical albums of all time. Easily some of the best songs of all time.
The album cover is a gun. That's pretty cool
Nothing like Blues to drive the blues away. You can't listen to this music and have a bad time
Music has no right to be this good. Some of the best jazz I've ever listened to.
What did I just listen to?
I liked the part when Pink Floyd went to the moon and said, "wow this really is the dark side of the moon."
Probably would have been more enjoyable if I were high. Then again that's probably the case for most albums
Do you have to be on psychedelics to enjoy psychedelic rock?
Groovy stuff. Really makes slaving away in the cubicle much more enjoyable
60s music hits. I loved the covers in this album. And Respect is a banger
Chill vibe but not enough to stick with me. She wears a cool hat in the album cover though
This is the exact type of album that belongs to this list. Everyone needs to listen to this type of music at least once before they die.
These other reviews are filled of people hating on this album for awkward rapping, terrible flow, and a horrible beat. They aren't wrong. This is the least musical work of music I've ever listened to.
However, the lack of polish really make you think about the artists and why they chose to make this music. What inspired them to produce this album of questionable quality? It certainly wasn't another pop band trying to make another million dollars by hitting the top charts.
There's something about this album that uniquely flawed. And that's what makes music so appealing to us as human beings. I'll never do my ears the disservice of listening to this again, but I'm glad I listened to it once
I hadn't listened to this before and now understand why it tops the greatest of all time charts. Fantastic album.
Didn't love it; didn't hate it
If I liked hip hop I would have liked this album
First couple songs completely bored me and I almost quit early. I'm glad I stuck it out as there were some pretty decent tracks here.
If I were older I'd better appreciate the history of the album. But as a young whippersnapper, I thought it was just alright.
This is one of the few albums I don't have a lot to say about. There was nothing here that demands my comments. I wish I either loved or hated it because then this review would be better
I went to an Iron Maiden concert in 2024. Nearly everyone there was middle aged and balding. Good times.
Is this album held up by "Money for Nothing" and "Walk of Life?" Absolutely, but those songs are so good I have to give it 5 stars
Was expecting emo guitars and that's exactly what I got
Easily one of my favorite albums of all time. There's a complete emotional range I haven't found in other music. This album takes me from the highest highs to the lowest lows. I can't get enough of it.
I was skeptical of a live album, but this really shows how good The Who was. Fantastic listen
Didn't love it. Didn't hate it.
This is the type of album I'm here for. This was something totally unique and different to my usual music taste.
I was completely grabbed by the unique vocals and pulled in with the emotional lyrics. This will be one of my new albums to listen to late at night when my soul needs something to hold onto.
The fire got out of control and I burned down a city
As much as I love older music, this album did not resonate with me. The stereo mixing is not great on modern ears. Honestly I wish I'd have listened in mono
That was some pretty good vibes from an indie band I've never listened to before
I'm not quite sure what I just listened to and if I should love it or hate it
This should not be slept on. I was skeptical when it first started. But I promised myself I wouldn't skip any of these albums, so I listened to the whole thing.
This album has to be approached like an electronic symphony, not a rock and roll album. I had a beautiful journey through this album and it'll be a new favorite
Not my favorite 60s band but there's still a lot to love here
I was completely jarred by the first track dropping the N-word left and right. I'm sure many people have rated the album 1/5 and stopped listening there. However I've made it a goal to listen through every album in full on this list.
I had to read up on the history of this album to see that it's a satire of American culture, particularly the south. With this in mind, this album became much more interesting to listen to.
This is an album that requires active listening and not turning on as background music at work. I'm not rating this album based on how much I enjoyed it but rather the effect it had on me. This is an album I'm going to be returning to understand better. Also the instrumentation is fantastic. It's some of the best I've ever listened to.
Would recommend listening to the Revisionist History podcast episode on this album to better understand the context.
I'm not a rap guy. However this is some of the best rap I've ever heard
Once cool music that has become dad music. Time comes for us all
Pretty decent jazz. A little too experimental to be easy on the ears. The intro to Song to Sathima gave me chills though.
Most of these tracks are very hit or miss with me. But when they hit, they hit HARD. Favorite track is Time which is easily a 10/10. It gets stuck in my head for hours and I never get bored listening to it.
I am so glad the 80s are over
Mom can we have Pink Floyd?
We have Pink Floyd at home.
Pink Floyd at home.
I think with repeat listens I could come to love this album but it didn't do much for me the first time.
I love Sam Cooke so much. Beautifully stunning voice and such fun to listen to. Best live album I've ever listened to.
Great example of indie rock. Didn't do much for me personally but I can appreciate why other people would be into it.
One of my favorite parts of this project is seeing how different my music taste from everyone else. I'm legitimately baffed that anyone could like this music because I didn't enjoy a second of it.
Not bad but nothing to remember it by
I legitimately don't understand why this is so popular and loved. Maybe I was just born in the wrong generation
Would be 5 stars if there was a little more beard
Every track felt like it would take one line and repeat it for the whole song
This is the first I've listened to a full Black Sabbath album. I was expecting heavy metal for the whole album and I was pleasantly surprised by the variety. I can see why they're a beloved band
I love how rock & roll musicians in the 70s were able to play in a way that's slow loose and so tight. It's an incredible talent
Fantastic rock music. Where has this been in my life?
Like another review said, this album is "simple yet pleasant." Didn't love it but there's nothing to hate here.
I can admire old country for it's style, but it's not mine. Definitely belongs on this list though even if I didn't love it.
I really hope the leopard gets his hearing back. Hopefully he learns to obey the headphones volume warning on his phone.
Capture the spirit of the 90s, but mostly the parts we'd rather forget. The musical style and lyrical content didn't resonate with me. However I will admit that Alanis has an incredible voice.
For every other album I've rated so far, I've given it a complete listen start to finish. However I had to give this one a second listen. I first listened to this with my headphones down low while working at my desk. I didn't enjoy my first listen very much and I assumed I was missing something. Second time around, I turned it up and discovered that there are fantastic tracks on this album. I'm sure with more listening I'd come to love it even more.
I enjoyed this as much as I enjoy hearing a kid banging on pots and pans in the kitchen
At least it was experimental
That's some good 2000s indie that's aged super well. That was a great listen
Great vibes and makes me want to get up and dance. I'm glad I got exposed to music like this
I can understand how this would have been a big hit at the time, but listening to this and comparing it to the music that came after made it hard to enjoy
I always wonder who the target audience is for this type of music. Cause I sure ain't it
Kinda weird but not in a terrible way. Not that great either
Not something I'll listen to regularly, but worth listening to for historical and musical history. Absolutely belongs on this list
What's not to love about blues music?
I'm not a part of the generation that grew up with this but I can absolutely see why it was so big
Besides the album cover, there's nothing going for this album
Unfortunately not much here is interesting. If you like punk rock I suppose it'd be a good album, but there's nothing that makes this album unique or something that everyone should listen to at least once. The music is still pretty good though.
There's a few iconic songs on this album I actually like listening to. This does not mean I think Red Hot Chili Peppers was actually a good band. In the words of my old guitar teacher "even though their music was bad, they performed naked on stage and that was enough to get them sales"
I always appreciate the unpolished music of raw country. Great stuff
I'm glad this is a movie I'm never going to have to watch
I'm going to take a stand and dislike this album even though it's one of the most beloved of all time. I do like the instrumentation and the lyrics. However Johnny Cash just can't hit the notes he's supposed to be singing. Maybe other people like that, but it makes it impossible for me to enjoy listening to him.
This might just be the single greatest album of classic American rock music
Lots of guitars and lots of good times
Defining of the 2000s but not necessarily in a good way.
Yeah punk rock. That's what this is.
I can't understand how someone could listen to this and like it. Maybe politics?
Worth a listen at least once. Probably won't come back to it.
I like rock music, but I prefer medium well to rare
Fantastic stuff. Everyone should have to listen to this at least once
Out of all the punk albums I've listened to as part of this project, I liked this one the most. Still not a punk fan though.
THIS IS WHY I'M LISTENING TO THIS PROJECT!
It's very rare that a piece of music can grab me so completely and so fast. I fell in love within the first 30 seconds and this album kept my attention for it's entire run time. This is some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard. The fact this was improvised live on a crappy piano is unbelievable.
This album instantly made it on to my top 10 list. I could listen to this every day for the rest of my life and still not get sick of it. 5 stars is not enough.
I'm not a hip hop guy and even I liked this
I'm glad I was exposed to the style. I probably won't listen to it again, but it was worth doing once. And unlike everyone else here, I actually liked the cover of Imagine
Well that's an hour of my life I'll never get back. 2 stars because there was an occasional 45 second section I didn't hate
These might just be the worst lyrics of all time
Good classic country. Nothing to hate here. But not enough to make me listen to it again.
I liked the blues but the lyre held it back
You can only appreciate the talent on display here from the live recording. Great showcase of what jazz musicians are capable of
Has all the elements of great rock & roll music but it doesn't come together enough to make this album legendary. Not bad though
All the songs have the same feel and unfortunately this feel did not vibe with me
One of the few albums I didn't force myself to listen to every track. I try not to consider myself a prude or a puritan, but I can not handle lyrics this explicit
Not offensive in anyway which I can respect. Unfortunately there's nothing that stands out
Nothing grabbed my attention. Didn't hate it, but won't remember anything about it at all.
I'm increasingly of the opinion that psychedelics are required to enjoy psychedelic rock
