Didn't hate it though the album cover didn't help. This is heavy metal for Broadway and sounds like Jack Black's main inspiration. Won't listen again but I get it.

Never heard of them before. Sounded actually a little more modern. Liked it more than I thought, their voice in some of the songs were a bit painful.

At first I thought I liked this but the songs took quite a turn towards the end of the album. Not a big fan of the lead vocals here and some of the creative instrumentals.

I wanted to like this but I just can’t. Too bad her later single ‘why can’t I’ wasn’t on this album!

no.

Def prefer their other album over this debut one.

I liked it more than I thought but don't need to listen to this again. Definitely sensing some Florence and the Machine inspiration here.

the hits hit and the others aren't for me.

hard to rate fairly without the nostalgia bias. easy listening!

Oof. I didn't realize I wasn't a big fan of the White Album. Controversial, I'm sure, but I much prefer other Beatles albums.

I really tried to like and listen to this but it's just so vulgar and unpleasant. Can't do it.

not for me which has sorely disappointed my husband ha.

this is excellent. I didn't know I liked Black Sabbath.

Wow this is sleepy. I enjoyed it more in the morning vs the afternoon but I don't need to listen to this again.

it wasn't awful, but it wasn't good.

Not normally a fan of that 80s sound, but this was good. I also never realized truly how much Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel sounded alike. Makes a lot of sense why he ultimately took over as lead for genesis.

probably the only green day album I don't mind listening to.

not for me.

Some albums I don't like but understand why they are on this list; but this one I don't like and don't understand why it's here. Why is it here? Even the little wikipedia blurb can't give us a good reason or one at all.

I used to listen to a bit more Dwight when I was little thanks to my parents; compared to the other 80s/90s country singers we listened to, I really didn't like Dwight. Definitely not a kid friendly sound and that distaste has really stuck with me other than a couple of his songs (none of which are on this album). Though listening to this in its entirety and being a bit more removed from old country these days, it brought back a bit of nostalgia and I do seem to appreciate his voice and the style of his music. I don't think I'll go back to this and listen but I am glad I heard it through.

I guess I like older Elvis enough!

A greatest hits feels like cheating but also I am pretty grateful I didn't have to listen to more of these guys just to hear the 'hits'. I little too noisy for me but maybe I would have enjoyed it more if I were on a run.

Definitely biased by nostalgia. A huge Chris Cornell fan and used to listen to this + Audioslave whilst studying for college chemistry classes which somehow helped me understand chemistry better. I think I prefer Chris' Audioslave phase better but this still hits.