I'm not a huge fan of classic blues and this particular album is not for me 100%. But I like blues/jazz and modern versions in general. I listened to Mannish Boy, one of the most popular Watter songs - liked it way more than the proposed album.

I never was fun of the Beatles, but totally acknowledged their immeasurable impact on the pop-music and music in general. My favorite version of Beatles is in the musical 'Across the Universe', which even more pointing that I'm definitely not a fun :) However, the album is great and I enjoyed listening to it!

I have loved 'Big Iron' by M. Robbins for a while. I think after Fallout: New Vegas release. I have a soft spot for classical voice singers of 30-60, so it wasn't a new performer for me. In general album is great, I won't listen it much but 2 songs will be in my playlist for sure. The second is the original 'Cool Water' that has an absolutely beautiful cover in Cohen's almanac: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.

It's an all-time classic and masterpiece! One of the bands that formed the synth-pop genre and still has a modern sound, maybe just a little outdated :-)

Not my cup of tee, but the guy is very good in general

It's strange that a more popular album wasn't recommended. I'm totally okay with country music, but Mitchell's songs don't ring my bells.

A decent r&b/soul album, I enjoyed listening to it and even added one song to 'liked' (Dancewithme). The album has a strong 'dancing/move your body' vibe, which is really cool. Listening to it I vividly imagine people dancing somewhere in a big city of the States or in some club.

Old 80-90 elector music and it doesn't ring my bells

'Fear of the Dark' is the only Iron Maiden song I absolutely adore. The album is an absolute classic of the heavy metal genre, but it's just not for me.

Cash is an absolute legend. He cannot be judged by mere stars. This particular album is not my favorite, but it's cool anyway, cause you can hear Cash actually talking with the crowd and his real thoughts and feelings. Will listen to it one more time in some time.

Cool vibes and moves, The Message is an excellent song. So old hip-hop is not always my cup of tea, but these guys were interesting listen to.

Never was a fun of Adele. As I see an overhyped pop singer with a minimum difference with other thousands of pop singers. Yes, she has a strong voice and individuality, but I feel literally nothing when I hear those songs with 1B+ plays . Not for me.

Interesting and obviously influential electronic music. I ought to listen one more time later to understand it better

I like the Who in general, mostly popular songs, but this particular album - not so much

Two albums of The Who in a row? :D Seriously? The band itself is great, but I don't like it much. The vibes of The Beatles are in place. I like a few popular songs of The Who, but I don't enjoy anything else much.

Cool guys, I won't be a fan of glam rock, but it's definitely an interesting piece of music history and legacy.