David Bowie is a little too experimental for my taste. Some of his songs are absolutely great, but a lot of the B-sides I don't particularly enjoy. Watch that man was a good, old-school, rock song, but Aladdin Sane has a jazz solo that I didn't enjoy and found grating. Drive-In Saturday is fairly repetitive and forgettable. Panic in Detroit is just as repetitive with a George of the Jungle style drum mix and screeching guitars. I don't think I'll be finishing this album.

This album is one of my favorites. Adele is one of the best of our time and I can't believe this album is already 14 years old. 1. Rolling in the Deep - instantly 5 stars. This is the song that launched Adele's career. This is definitely an album I can listen to beginning to end without missing a song. Every song is about a boy, which gets a little competitive, but Adele's voice and music composition make up for whatever the underlying message of the song is.