Good blues album, the discordant harmonica can be a bit overwhelming sometimes. Like where it's just a single high pitched long EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. The words and bits of music are good, but just don't like BD's voice...

Some solid bangers individually but felt like it didn't flow well as an album, lovely slice of 90s nostaliga though

Ehhhhhh. Pathological dislike of Morrisey's voice stops me enjoying the Smiths. Can appreciate there's some good guitar bits, but I just don't enjoy listening to them!

Parents played a lot of Blur when I was a kid - Song 2 always irks me a bit just cos it's a bit of a shit track IMO but there are some good ones on here before Damon Albarn climbed all the way up his own arse.

Certified straight feel good banger. The vocals, those guitar solos... soooo goooood.

I can appreciate it's very technically skilled but it wasn't particularly enjoyable for me to listen to - too many notes :P

Good blues album, the discordant harmonica can be a bit overwhelming sometimes. Like where it's just a single high pitched long EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. The words and bits of music are good, but just don't like BD's voice...

Michael Stipe's voice is nasally and a bit annoying but pretty ok musically

Technically good and I am a big fan of this but it was a lotttt and I couldn't do a full hour and a half

Ma used to play Orange Juice when I was a kid in the car so got some good nostalgia for me

Fuck me Phil Lynott was a mad jam musician, album slaps

100 stars, no notes, straight up masterpiece. One of my fave albums ever.

Pretty good! Enjoyed listening

Classic, great memories of some of the tracks on this from my yout

Couple of great moments on this but a bit too synthy 80's cheese for me

Some great standout singles and the less "big" tracks are also still pretty catchy

It was aight ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It was aight? Easy listen

It was aaaaight

Wish I could give this 3.5 haha - I actually really enjoyed the vibes on it, didn't listen to lyrics well enough or know enough about Lynrd Skynrd to fully "get it" but love the southern rock/ swamp rock stuff

It was too happy lol. Like it was fiiiine just funk isn't massively my jam (if this is even funk, don't @ me)

Loads of great tracks, really enjoyable listen

It was aight :shrug: sounded very same-y, I think the "memorable" bits are just from songs I already knew

Couple of good songs but a bit boring

Pretty good! Enjoyable listen, some tasty riffs

Ehhhhhh pretty naff

Kinda torn cos Never Let Me Down Again is prob my face Depeche Mode song but rest of the album was a bit mehhhhhh. 2.5-3*

Sorry I know she's lauded as like amazing but I thought this was shite huehuehueh

I quite enjoyed this one! Would listen again, nice chilled indie-ish guitar stuff

Stone classikkkk

Feelsgoodman

Oh god it was so long. 2+ hrs of Duke Ellington is too much. Maybe it would be fine as background noise but does it deserve to be in 1001 albums if it's only good for background noise...

Proper good one, parents spammed some of these when I was a kid and they still hold up

I preferred The Doors, this is still a great album though

Snoooooooze... REM just ain't for me

So so so good. Never listened to the full album, had some metal elements almost on some tracks (like heavy drums) and thematically flowed really well

Bits were ok, bit too abstract for me in places

Classic album

Really good, keyboard playing was great and Gil was an amazing poet

One of my fave albums <3

Was ok? Couple of solid tracks on it

Was ok? Kinda not memorable though

It's such a good album, still holds up super strong. Loads of memories tied to this one

I actually kinda liked this more than I thought, some catchy mf'ers

The crooner vibes weren't it for me

It was fine, couple of good tracks but don't think it's amazing