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.