The Who have always been a band to me that aren't greater than the sum of its parts. While I respect every member as musicians, especially Keith Moon whose style I love, the music of the group never really does it for me. I knew the main hits and was a fan of Behind Blue Eyes and Won't Get Fooled Again. Love Ain't For Keeping was a new track for me, I loved the sound of it and Entwistle's performance. The rest of the track list just isnt very interesting to me and I've never been a big fan of Baba O'Riley. Decent album but not music I listen to very often.

Very pleasent jazz with good variety of sounds.

Not knowing the Eagles much, I'm surprised by the country rock here. The 2 first singles are pretty solid but the rest just isn't very interesting to me.

Great funk and quite varied too. While I'm a bigger fan of P-Funk than Funk Rock, this is a great album and definitely a classic. Also a good place to start if you havent listened to funk.

Probably my favorite album of all time and I will never get tired of listening to it. In fact, as I listen to more music I end up liking this album more because I can recognize more samples after each listen. Pristine production and some of the best rapping chemistry you'll listen to. Love this.

I'm very surprised and impressed. Having never listened to a Bob Dylan album and not really considering myself a folk fan, I loved this album. Both side A and B, as different as they are, have a good collection of tracks and honestly, no bad songs.

This makes me get The Who more than anything I've listened to before. Live they showcase their talents and energy better than in the studio.

Not bad just not my type of music

Didnt enjoy this at all. Honestly difficult to sit through.

Last year was the year I discovered I do like Coldplay, and this re-listen confirms it. This is just really good, I love how it sounds, melancholic and warm. I think the hatred many have for this band blinds them to the fact they did start their career with a really good album

Came in with no expectarion and I really liked it, very well executed 80s pop, good synth and quite funky.

Listening to this for the second time I like it more than the first. But its still just not as good to me as their 70s work. The atmosphere is amazing, but the music not as special to me. Still, this would be a lot of artists best album.

Great bluesy rock that gets to another level with the vocals. Fogerty easily one of the best rock vocalists out there.

Just an incredible display of psychedelic soul and funk, with only a slight problem with album flow. Anyone that likes funk will love this.

I dont know why I didnt really like this on first listen but Im glad I could give it another chance because this is just fundamentally good punk. Catchy and full of energy.

Side A is just much more interesting than Side B. Still overall a very good album

This era of pop can be very hit or miss for me, but this is overall another good album from MJ, not much worse than Thriller imo.

Just an incredible album, I dont have the words to describe it.

I really like Public Enemy but honestly I dont like this as much as I should, it's not great as an album experience but it has good tracks.

My fav Pink Floyd, gets better with every listen.

I thought I'd like this much more. I like the sound and production of it but not so much the composition. There's 3 great songs and a lot of meh. Worth a re-listen because I like the ideas, maybe my ear needs more training for this.

While I'm not that interested in the concept, the album is still great. Probably their weakest of the 70s.

Not bad just not for me.

Love the sound of this so much.

Piano Rock done right, basically no bad songs and only 2 I'd say don't interest me much. Just a great album, easy to listen to but still complex in its song writing and musical pieces. Surprisingly varied too.

Great album, with 3 of my favorite OutKast songs ever. However, as a whole I dont like it as much as ATLiens or Aquemini, it has better peaks but as an album experience its weaker. The first half is borderline perfect, but the second has songs that dont connect with me.

Absolutely loved it. Ghostface is quickly becoming one of my favorite rappers. Very versatile rap albums with a lot of fire. I've already listened to The Champ like 20 times after listening to this album

This got even better with re-listens. I thought I liked Bad more than Thriller but I waa wrong.

2.5/5 I love the hit singles here honestly. Theyre genuinely great tracks. The rest is so mediocre to me, a lot of great riffs wasted on boring songs.

Not much that stands out. Theres some interesting parts and I like the sound. Maybe I should give it another listen in the future.

I dont like calling albums perfect, but this has no major flaws. Versatile album with memorable songs exclusively. Gets better every time I listen to it.

Another good Massive Attack album. Headphone music, rainy day music. While not as exceptional as other albums in their discography, very good.

At first I wasnt sure I was gonna like it because the title track wasnt what I expected. But as it went on I loved it, the back to back of China Girl and Dum Dum Boys is a highlight to me. Especially the latter, thats my type of song. I appreciate drone music with good bass.

Not as good as The Idiot. Side A is great but Side B loses some steam. Still, versatile and enjoyable album. I love Iggy Pop's music.

First I gotta say that the production is absolutely classic. No bad beats. Second, this is one of those albums that grow on me with time. Theres still some songs I dont care for much, but it has a lot of great material. Stan, The Real Slim Shady and Bitch Please II are all some of my absolute favorite.

Great soundscapes and some of my fav guitar work, both lead and bass. The first half is stronger than the second, as a whole its a very good album.