15/16 year old me (1975/76), this must have been the first Led Zep album I listened to with friends of the same ilk. Tastes change over the years and I moved away from this genre. It was good to listen to the full album again and give it the time it deserves to listen to completely back to back. Favourite tracks: The Battle of Evermore. Misty Mountain Hop. When the Levee Breaks. Prefer side 2. This deserves to go in.

Playing in prisons feels innovative and creative so hats off for this. Not a Johnny Cash fan, not a country and western fan, not a live album fan. Listened to the whole album to give it a chance. Mercifully it was just 30 minutes. Its a no from me.

I've never really listened to Portsihead before, now I know why. Can't say I found this one overly enjoyable. None of the tracks jumped out for me.

Nah... all noise. Some things are timeless, this is plain dated. Not my cup of tea.

Every track a banger! Such a classic album.

Okay as background music I guess, whilst getting ready for the day. And not too loud. Preferably on mute....

Yeah, was ok. Has a nice voice.

Wouldn't say it was the best album they produced.

Not bad as background music, the further back the better.

Loved this one.

Ugg... thats two Bob Dylan albums in the same week. His voice grates on me. Listened to first disc, couldn't face the second one.

From the limp half baked attempt at reggae on the starting track, Paul Simon tries to give a wordy sophistication that fails the longer it goes on. As for 'me and Julio', mediocre tune to mysterious words, what was he thinking, trying to be a second hand Bob Dylan, pathetic. Desperately trying to prove he is more than just half a famous duo, this sounds uninspired and toe curling embarrassing. Like a book that promises intrigue and delivers endless filler. If you have this on vinyl kindly scratch so that no one is subjected to this mess. As for the picture on the album... ugg, just burn it. Should have been number 1002 out of 1001 albums.

Didn't really like this.

Early David Bowie, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Listened to one track, that was enough.

WTF, 1001 greatest albums? No stars if I could

Noise. Zero stars

Was ok.

Never was a fan. Still not.

Would rather listen to chalk on a blackboard.

Groan...

Crap

Gave me a headache.

Was ok

I liked this one. Just wondering what happens after 1001 albums, does the app self destruct?

Who chooses these albums?

Took me back a few years.

Rock bottom by name, rock bottom by nature. Never heard such rubbish. Who chooses this shite. Was the cover picked from a school prize draw... of 3 year olds.

This is what I signed up for, some tunes that really mean something. I have never listened to Leonard Cohan before, heard the name, so this intro has got me wanting more. Not like some of the shite offerings that make its way on here.

I wouldn't choose to listen to this album, but it wasn't bad. Not like some of the offerings which can be head-banging nonsense.

It was ok, not something I would have chosen, but thats the point of being here.