I used to be a big Bob Marley fan, but the past couple of decades I've drifted more towards Ska sounds like Toots & The Maytals, or some other notable Reggae artists. But it's definitely a classic.
Interesting choice for the beginning of my 1001 journey. I haven't heard it a while, and I remembered it having better rhymes (still grooves though).
For some reason I've always skipped out on listening to Nick Cave, glad I got to hear this album, it was quite a good surprise.
Memories of drinking rum on the ski hills
AW HELL YA FUNK!
Love Radiohead, this album was such a game changer for music, really opened up people to more experimental sounds.
A couple of top tier songs, definitely a powerful album.
Public Enemy is a good example of the late 80s/early 90s hip hop.
I'm not big on Neil Young. But I do enjoy "My My, Hey Hey" and "Hey Hey, My My"
Dear God No!
I haven't given the Beegees a deeper dive than the simple disco tunes, so that was interesting, but nothing really noteworthy.
This is good 90s Brit Rock, I really enjoyed it.
I'm not a Joni Mitchell fan
I used to be a big Bob Marley fan, but the past couple of decades I've drifted more towards Ska sounds like Toots & The Maytals, or some other notable Reggae artists. But it's definitely a classic.
Arcade Fire had some good songs
Love me some classic Goth music
I used to listen to Tricky as a teenager, a good communication between ambient and industrial.
I'm not as big on the Minneapolis sound as I am on Rick James, P-Funk, or more traditional Funk genres. But it's still a good album
Legendary Jazz... I'm still not well versed in the Jazz world, but I do enjoy it when I hear good jazz (and this is good jazz).
THAT was really good
Pretty standard Bowie affair, a lot of great songs and a couple that are only ok.
One really amazing song
Not my style
Fugazi is great
Oh HELL YEAH!
I love the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but this is definitely not their best album... Although, I'm conflicted with how to rate it.
Eric Clapton is overrated
I'm not big on Tori Amos
To quote Matt Stone in the movie Orgasmo: "I think Depeche Mode is a sweet band"
I've been avoiding Liz Phair for all the wrong reasons, but this album is actually pretty awesome. Has some grunge vibes.
Personally, I was more of an Eazy-E fan when I was a kid, but this still has a G-Funk sound I like.
Quite the unique sound for the age, I do like some of his other songs too.
Ya, it's a good album (a wee bit pretentious with Warhol and Nico involved though).
I quite enjoy Manu Chao
I really like AIR
Great country album
Some serious bass on some of the songs, and is really good R'n'B
There's three types of Fleetwood Mac. The first one is pre-Stevie Nick's (so damn great), second one is Rumours (a couple of good songs), and third is no good.
Nice and relaxing
It's ok... Personally I prefer The Damned.
I hate Morrissey
Has a very The Flaming Lips vibe... I approve.
Oh heck ya... Sabotage has the greatest music video ever made.
Another classic band, such a sleeper that was overshadowed by the grunge movement. However, their classic album Loveless is very hard to overshadow as their best album.
Rufus Wainwright is great
Very good
6...6 6.... THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST!
Another extremely righteous album! My favourite Ambient band and their best album.
It's pretty good, im not personally a fan of the Wake Up song though.
Hard to go wrong with Jimi
I do love me some vintage punk, but not big on the Rockabilly sound.
That was different. I probably should rate it higher, but I'm unsure of what I think about it.
All time classic
Stevie Wonder is so amazing
Not really my style of electronic music
Not really a great live album, but I do like his sound (listened to that sound a lot growing up)
Such a good album
I'm a sucker for old school punk and I went into this extremely skeptical as I expected some 80s ballad pop... I was quite wrong. Touche.
I do like some Bjork. But "Post" is in my opinion the far greater album.
It was interesting, I know of The Fall, but I guess I never give them enough listening
Such a good old school hip hop album
It's fine
Definitely a 90s album
I'm not a big fan of The Boss
Amazing album, blew me away upon its release.
Happy Mondays... Very much a product of Manchester
I really liked Pantera in the late 90s, and preferred the album "Far Beyond Driven".
I never could get into Fat Boy Slim
Kool Keith's space gynecologist rap persona
Funky. The Temptations were apart of the sound of my childhood in the 80s
Great 70s rock band, and this album really showcases that blues influence.
Interesting