Not surprised to be starting with Beatles, but so many good songs on this album despite not being Beatles #1 songs.
So ridiculously 80s, would need another listen through to appreciate better. 'The Cross' jumped out at me, could be because I was getting used to the 80s vibe by then.
Songwriting stands out, enjoyed the album more than I thought I would
Meh. Seeing The Weight on here immediately turned me off to it
Despite hearing this so much growing up, hearing it now I appreciate it way more. Still not a fan of 'Stop your Sobbing', but the rest of the album sounds great. 'The Wait' is my new favorite Pretenders song.
A solid Queen experience including Best Friend and Bohemian Rhapsody, but also B-sides including I'm In Love With My Car. Glad to have finally listened to this one after its mention in the Bohemian Rhapsody movie.
One of my favorite rock albums of all time.
Great voice, great songs, but calling the love interest 'Daddy' is rough.
Great r&b voice, and sounds pretty cool for early 90s. Lyrics arent that impressive and didn't age well, however Greencard song is pretty fitting for today.
Not disco - 70s soft rock ballads. Did not enjoy it, but giving it a 2 for the high production value on some tracks.
The hits on this album are iconic, but some good b sides too.
Cool sound, interesting reading how album was made.
I like the band, but didn't enjoy the B sides on this one as much as other Police albums
Sounds a lot like The Decemberists.
Love this album, and just saw him a week ago.
Great hits, great sound, good B-sides on this album
Cool, trippy - sounds Beatles-esque but more punk sound.
If it weren't for the flute sections, this likely gets a 5 star, great album
Great album, great band. Listen to this one all the time
Weird album title, but guitar riffs and sound are way better than I was expecting. Memphis in particular I really liked.
Love the band, but a few songs on this album were more annoying than fun
Good background work music
Waking the witch was wild. Weird but cool
Really enjoyed, cool sound.
Early funk - recognized a lot of samples - but not sure how this beats out a lot of other albums for 1001 of all time.
His voice drives me nuts, I don't really get the hype and didn't enjoy.
None of the hits, but good album. RIP Brian Wilson
The skits made it feel like an early Blink 182 album
Not my thing, but interesting
Surprised I hadn't listened to this album before - would have been awesome to see JA live.
Really enjoyed, lyrics are great and depressing at the same time
Did not think I'd enjoy this but was great in the background while working
OK, not crazy about her voice
Today I learned Trip Hop is a genre. Not my thing.
Sounds great, wish it was longer
For its time, great blues sound. Listening today, the lyrics aren't great, and songs were wildly overplayed on every rock station growing up.
Great overall sound, but unique across each song across the album. Moog Raga instrumental is terrible.
A lot of great classics, but Dumb and Dumber successfully destroyed Mockingbird for all eternity
I liked a lot of the non-hits, like 'Up to Me'
Great voice with a few songs that really stuck out
Good background work music
Good variety of songs within a reggae album
Wow - incredible voice, and did not know he wrote Everybody's Talkin. Chose philantropy over touring. Glad to have found Fred.
Super 80s, none of the big hits though
Got chills hearing Somebody to Love on this album
Great album despite only one hit
This whole album all sounds the same, this didn't age well at all.
Sounds way better than the other 2 PJ albums, so maybe she's grown on me and I need to give them another chance.
Great pop album, some of the beat-box sounds/beats make songs distinctly obvious as JT songs
The hits are great, B-sides not bad
Gloria is great, prefer her style of singing on the faster/harder rock songs, do not like her style on slower stuff
Always fun listening to young Beatles
Not normally my genre but not bad
Pretty terrible arena rock and the entire album did not age well. Hits I thought were great in high school (dead or alive) are forever ruined by constant radio overplay. Bumped up to 2 stars solely because Living on a Prayer has its rightful place: to be blared loudly in arenas during 3rd period hockey comebacks.
Relaxing listen, great at work
Thought I'd like this a lot more
Love Whipping Post, and the album
I love Eddie's voice, and am a fan of Pearl Jam in general, but think the bulk of this album is hurt by decades of radio overplay.
Not bad, and really liked the related song playlist that came after the album a lot
Want to spend more time with this album listening to his lyrics, but liked the sound and refusal to sing any melody whatsoever.
This band is pretty cool, feels like if this album were released today nobody would be able to tell its 50 years old
Love the first half of this album. Back half drops it to 4 stars
Why was this included in the 1001 albums?
The hits still hold up, and the rest of the album is just as solid
Fun album start to finish
Sounds like a punk version of Talking Heads
Of all the great indie albums from this era, this one? Instrumental parts are solid, but can't stand the singing at all - hard to listen to this album.
Pretty unique blues sound and voice - songs don't sound repetitive despite simple rythyms.
Cool sound right out of the gate, was hooked right away - good background music
Really incredible how talented he is, he makes his singing seem effortless with great piano playing at the same time.
