I remember lifting weights to this album back in the day because it was supposed to be good. I didn’t like it back then, but it’s fine. The problem is the hype. Without the hype it’s good.

Oh gosh. This boy bought this for me before I ran him off for liking me. He ended up being a decent human being, and I was sorry I had run him off. I had just turned 18.

This one is one of my favorites of all time. I was late to the Radiohead party. I really only started listening to music in 2001, the year I graduated high school and started college. My first Radiohead experience was Kid A/Amnesiac… then I went back and listened to everything. The Bends became my favorite album at the time. Hail to the Thief was the first Radiohead CD I bought new.

I liked this album. I had never listened to it all the way through. I really liked that song “Submission.” In the past, I’ve found the Sex Pistols hard to listen to because the sound is harsh. Makes you want to break everything.

I may have listened to this album more than any other, except for those related to Pink Floyd and Roger Waters. I bought the CD and played it so much that it started skipping too much from scratching. I would describe it as prescient. The album cover is also really helpful.

Now that I think about it, I think I did own this CD at one point. It was recommended to me by a friend. Very good.

It was alright. Seems historically important/astonishing.

I wasn’t a fan of this album. It basically sounds like… world is bad, woe are we. Emo.

When I first started listening to hip hop, this was one of the first I’d not the first album I listened to. I think the first was actually Wu-Tang’s 36 Chambers. For some reason, Nas had never been one of my favorites, when it comes to elite/classic hip hop.

Reminds me of a secret crush I had on this guy in high school.

I owned this CD. Love this album. A classic… a go to… on a Sunday mornin… or any other really.

This was the first time I’d listened this album. I’d never heard of it. I loved it.

Pyromania sounds like my kind of thing. While I’ve definitely known about them for a long time, I’ve never really listened to Def Leppard. Reminds me of childhood WWF.

I had never heard of Spiritualized before, and I had never heard this album. It felt very Velvet Undergroundy precursor to the Brian Jonestown situation. I loved it.

Meh, The Boss is ok.

I loved this album. Great sound. Made me feel good.

Better than the Beatles.

Meh.

This was a go to back in the day for mashups. Did one with Jeru the Damaja’s Wrath of the Math that turned out really cool.

I’ve realized that punk is something I appreciate but tend to avoid. My base level of anxiety is quite high. Punk makes me wanna break stuff, all stuff… but like in a crazy fun way.

Cool sounds. Just not for me.

A bit overhyped. Legendary sound tho. A few really good songs.

My kind of boppin. Smooth. Just right.

I had never heard this album. Had never heard of this band to be honest. Lovely sound. Excellent. Smooth drip of serene distanced dissatisfaction.

Never listened to this album all the way through from start to finish. Refreshing. Makes me wanna mow grass.

Meh.

One of my favorites of all time.

I had never listened to this all the way through. Great for mornings.

90s. Cool kids listened to this. Fuck them tho.

Chill. Never heard of this before.

One of my favorite albums of all time.

This was good. Loved the synth sounds.

Monumental.

Ok. Pretty.

Meh.

It was ok.

Fundamental.

Makes me wanna fuck.

I consider this to be the best Radiohead album and one of the best of all time. But it’s not my favorite.

Chill dad rock.