Classic, would listen again

This is pretty cool album. Everyone remembers Heads Will Roll, but there are some other bangers on there too. Dull Life is great.

Really enjoyable. Worldly sound. Nice instrumental variety and composition. Would listen to whole album again.

Really enjoyed it. Made me realize I should listen to more jazz, excellent album to listen to while working.

El Paso is a classic

Great psychedelic feeling instrumental rock album. Excellent album to work to.

Good old school country album, was really enjoyable.

Great album! Nice mix of 80s rock sound with some psychedelic influence, with emerging 90s rock sound. Waterfall was a good tune, will listen them again.

Great album! Would listen again.

Raps not my thing but if I’m going to listen to rap this is a style I don’t mind. Enjoyed quite a few songs. But holy cow I don’t have the attention span for that entire album it had like 27 long songs. Did not finish.

Classic, would listen again

Nice background music while working, feels like Jungle got a lot of inspiration from Portishead. Good for when you want something different.

Did not finish. Slam poetry in musical form is not for me.

A solid album as you’d expect from CCR. Always enjoyable.

I’ve got such a soft spot for a good 90’s album. Great album start to finish with a bunch of nostalgia mixed in.

Great album, creative and very worldly sounding.

Good old school punk album, quite enjoyable if you like that kind of music.

Fun stuff, lots of blues style songs. Not favorite of the Stones.

2.5 stars, it wasn’t bad, it was totally fine. But nothing memorable for me.

Couple of 80s bangers on this album.

Good 90s rap album, great time for the genre.

3.5 stars. Really enjoyed this album, would listen again and will listen to more Ryan Adams. Tina Toledo’s street walkin blues was a jam!

Fun and different.

Love this album. Weird enough to be interesting and still be really enjoyable

Nice instrumental rock jam album.

Do you feel like we do earns 4 stars by itself. What a gem.

Solid rap album from a great time for the genre

DNF. Not my thing. Sure she’s talented, but I find vocalists in this style to distract from the music.

Oh Eminem, couple of bangers on this one.

Solid 3.5 stars. Really enjoyed the bass taking center stage in some of these songs.

4.5 stars. Fantastic album.

Such a cool album. King of Pain and Murder by Numbers are such rad songs that don't get played enough.

Great 90's album. Grace, Lover you should've come over, Eternal Life all stood out in addition to Hallelujah of course. Good variety of songs, some strong jam blues influence, some grunge feel. Musical variety and composition was great.

3.5 stars

Really interesting album. Great jazz influences. Faster, Locked Inside, Cold War, and Come Alive were stand out songs.

Just fantastic. Queen is unique and extravagant in the best ways.

This is one of the weirdest things I've ever listened to. It's like if Mystery Science Theater was turned into music made by depressed theater kids doing too many drugs. I don't think I'm cool enough for this album. Parts were enjoyable, but it is unlikely that I'll ever listen to this again.

3.5 stars. Quite enjoyable, nice big sound.

This is pretty cool album. Everyone remembers Heads Will Roll, but there are some other bangers on there too. Dull Life is great.

3.5 stars. Always classic

3.5 stars. Some good ones on here. Traveling Man is a blast. A better place to live, cheesy but accurate, if only people understood that one. She Never Met a Man was great. Love that you can clearly hear the bass and it is a driving instrument in a lot of these songs. Would listen again.

I like Björk, but honestly this album was just a little too weird for me to really enjoy. It never really got into a rhythm, and never drew me in. People who like weird artsy vocals probably love this album.

One of my favorite albums. Such good instrumentals, tons of feeling throughout.

Quite enjoyed this. Relay was great. Ladies was a nice slow groove that showed off her voice. Heavy Balloon is a banger. There was a lot of variety between songs with a lot of blues influence. The lyrics absolutely capture your attention. Refreshingly different.

Nice focus music. Love this style for working or studying. Quite enjoyed the composition.

Really beautiful piano concert

This album is super cool and unique. Enjoyed t more than I expected

Focus music, but I prefer when electronic/instrumental is a little less repetitive and more jazz influenced.

Love this album. Musically so interesting and catchy. I could listen to YYZ 10 times in a row and not get bored.

Enjoyed this quite a bit. Inna City Mama was an absolute jam, what a killer piano solo thrown in there.

DNF, sorry!

First three songs are bangers. Rest of the album kind of wanders and doesn’t really do it for me.

Nice moments, totally fine. Just kinda boring overall, but generally quite nice. Dusty’s vocals are still great.

2.5 stars, enjoyed some parts of the music that was really jazz influenced.

Enjoyed some songs more than others, quite liked Stoned to Say the Least and Nothing Can Stop Us.

Oof, not my favorite. All kinda sounds the same, but disjointed at times and lacking in rhythm and melody.

Generally quite enjoyable, if not very memorable.

So good, can't believe I haven't listened to this whole album before. Starts off fast and catchy. Great melodies throughout, fun instrumental use. Another album that I have the feeling of being weird enough to be interesting and different, to catch your attention, but not so weird that it's distracting or hard to enjoy. Love how Tentative Decisions closes with a piano jam. The Book I Read has a great intro. Overall fantastic album.

Enjoyed this more than I expected to. Death Don't have no Mercy was great, but the album did drag a bit at times. Overall enjoyable listen.

Alright pretty fun album. Orange Skies and She Comes in Colors were good, had that distinctive 60's sound. Revelation was great with some really enjoyable instrumental bits and solos throughout.

Beautiful album, really fantastic songwriting. I was torn between 4 and 5 starts, because it didn't quite have that wow factor that captures you for the entirety of the album. I ultimately decided it was a 5 star album because every song is really fantastic even if they don't wow you. I love a good piano driven album. You can really hear how talented of a songwriter Carole is.

I mean I think it's just not for me, but trying to listen objectively. Couple songs with good rhythm and melodies, some good bass lines. I liked Juicy, Big Poppa, and Respect. But overall, I was just bored for most of this album. I am definitely not a fan of all the random conversations and sex sounds? mixed in throughout the album. Not everything is for everyone and that's okay, this album just wasn't for me.

I enjoyed this one. Decent variety, some weird, unique and rougher rock songs that I loved. Chemical world was a chaotic blast. Oily Water was great.

Mary's Place stood out on this album. Overall music was really enjoyable.

I have never really understood the intensity with which Radiohead fans will scream at you about how good Radiohead is. It was fine. Some of the musical aspects were pretty cool, some jazz inspired instrumentals. I am not a fan of the kind of "droning" singing style of this album. It felt like all the lyrics were long, droning notes, and sad sounding. Overall, just pretty boring.

Good album, interesting to hear their shift in sound from the more mellow style of "My Girl" to a more funk sound with songs like I Gotta Find a Way and Cloud Nine. Thoroughly enjoyed Cloud Nine, I Gotta Find A Way, Runaway Child, Running Wild.

Enjoyable and interesting album, mix of early jangle pop and sad British guy, a bit Smiths-like. Speedboat and Rattelsnakes were standouts. Really liked the string instruments mixed in throughout the album. 3.5 stars.

Enjoyed it quite a bit. Like The Arctic Monkeys with a bigger sound, but less catchy.

4.5 stars. Really well made pop album. Has a few absolute bangers, a couple earworms (Rumor has it will be in my head all day) and some beautiful piano ballads. Adele's voice is unique and amazing as always, and never too show-boaty. Her vocals always seem to match the song well. Main thing holding it back from 5 stars is that it just didn't evoke any intense emotional response that makes an album really stick with me. Its almost too polished for that. Great listen though.

Such a rad album. Super unique with fantastic variety, never boring. Sure Shot, Sabotage, Heart Attack Man are kind of what you expect from the Beastie Boys and again super cool songs. Then Sabrosa comes in as a groovy instrumental. The Update has beautiful lyrics (I think society missed the message on this one). Futterman's Rule is an absolute funky jam and might be my favorite song on the album, love the keys.

Some pretty rad moments. Big Sleep was great with a fantastic bass line. I can see how this would have been a very influential album for the next couple decades.

Pokin around was probably my favorite song on the album. Cool raw, rushed sound, not everyone's cup of tea but I enjoyed it. Nothing earth shattering though.

Such a rad album. More variety and catchier than I expected. Feels like such a good pop rock album all the way through, really well made but never feels so polished to be boring. I know but I know was an unexpected jam. The instrumentals and solos mixed in on all the songs are great, really enjoyed how a song might go from kind of light and boppy, to being heavy and full of guitar riffs. 11:59 builds so well and changes tone throughout. Will anything happen gets kind of heavy with a great drum solo. Overall the guitar riffs were great, vocals were great and suited the music, fantastic album.

I have a bit of a love hate relationship with Pink Floyd... In theory I should love them, it's right up my alley. But everytime I listen to them I end up thinking was this 3 minute boring intro to this song necessary? And the answer is no, it was not. I mean Young Lust is such a cool, fantastic song. Then two songs later you have Don't Leave me now which is a 4 minute slog through nothing. Yes I get it's thematic, and the whole thing goes together to create an overall experience. But man some of this album is super boring, and then some of it is super good. Mixed bag of feelings on this one for sure. Overall though, I love a lot of this album and the good songs far outweigh the boring ones, so it still gets 4 stars since the high moments are pretty high.

Cool, very bluesy Dylan album. Enjoyed a lot of it, Cold Irons Bound was solid.