Liked Higher ground and maybe too high. The rest were ok.

Never thought I'd enjoy Michael Jackson.

Good album but won't be revisiting.

This was great. Really enjoyed it. I can see it's influences in lots of bands that came after this.

Better than the beach boys

This was fucking dope.

Classic

We are the robots

Meh

Not a Cure fan but this was great. Really enjoyed the album and loved how it sounded. It made me want to be a whiny moody goth.

This was very soothing

Really liked the sound of this album. So it gets a 4. I hope this pisses off the snobs.

Objectively, this is a very good album. I don't know why people have issue with it. If you want to listen to the same shit you've listened to thousand times then maybe you shouldn't go through this list.

Had heard some Tom Petty songs. I had no clue they sounded so different to all the rock that was coming out in the 70s. Definitely a must listen.

Very 80s sounding. Some interesting things going on. Paul Revere was a cool song.

Was going to give it a 3 but it sounds good and has enough experimentations to get a 4.

Definitely a must listen but not a great album.

Batshit crazy. Love it.

They had a song about stock market LOL. 'nuff said.

This was an interesting listen. I am glad I have now heard it. A bit preachy and dramatic. It was definitely lacking some RAGE. It felt like a protest music you could make love to.

First time listening to Elvis. Enjoyed it.

This was better than the other album.

Great party album. This simpleton loves it.

Another dope 90s boom bap.

Interesting album. Definitely belongs in the list.

Grandaddy of pop punk albums 🫶🏼

Never really listened to 2000s indie rock. Thanks to this project I got to check out this album and it is very good. Nothing groundbreaking but this album is full of well composed and catchy songs. Mixing on the other hand - not so great.

It sounds like a soundtrack to a final fantasy game. Not my cup of team but enjoyed it.

Enjoyed listening to this album but won't be revising it.

Nothing stood out for me but it was a pleasant listen.

As someone living in the UK I neither get it nor understand it. It does sound decent though and it didn't bore me to death. Dry your eyes is a good song and I remember hearing it when it first came out. So it gets a solid 3.

Good album with 2 great songs and couple of good songs.

This was very relaxing and pleasant to listen to. Really enjoyed it. It's definitely made me want to check out his discography.

I thought this came out in the 80s based on what it sounded. There are better sounding hip hop albums that came out before and around the same time. Rapping was a bit dry. It was a decent album but I didn't find it very interesting. The only song that stood out was - Music and Politics.

Sounded like a rock music with a country singer.

A good album with 4 great songs and the rest are just fillers. Yes it is an experimental album but it doesn't sound fully fleshed out. Vol 4 feels like a stepping stone to Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Out of the first 6 Sabbath albums this is definitely one of the weakest ones.

I wasn't blown away by this but it was very interesting to listen to. It might not be my kind of music but I can appreciate the work that was put into it. It was an interesting mix of folk, indie and orchestral shit.

Digging the Motown sound

I am not sure if this is a must listen album. It might be the product of its time that I just don't understand. I just couldn't see it's impact or how influential it was. It sounds decent though.

I think my IQ level just went up.

Turned out to be quite good. Solid 3.

The Doors are one of those bands that I'm not into but somehow I end up enjoying their shit.