Boring. Couldn’t make it the whole way through.

Not a fan of sixties music generally and nothing here to change my mind. Sounds like songs kids would sing at school. Nothing offensive, nothing particularly interesting.

There’s a lot of Jarret concert albums and a lot of them sound fairly similar, so you probably don’t need that many. This is one of the best. Doesn’t outstay its welcome, like the longer ones. A classic for a reason.

A classic debut album. Doesn’t reach the heights of subsequent albums, but contains some all time bangers.

Incredible. One of the greatest opening tracks ever and doesn’t drop off the whole way through.

Half bangers, half filler.

Nursing home music

The aliens can keep this one.

Muzak

‘Nice’, I suppose, but not in anyway interesting.

Obviously, It’s the End of the World as We Know It is annoying as, but overall, it’s a solid 80s indie album.

Sometimes the pioneers are exceeded by their followers so much they don’t seem to be anything special. This is one of those cases. Horrible 80s synth bass.

90s muzak

Better stuff has been made by its legion of inspired followers, but still a classic.

One of the better 90s sample albums

Probably the best Portishead album. Underrated.

This is the kind of music I would pay to avoid.

OK but gets a bit twee.

Couple of OK songs but most tracks get boring fast even though they are short.

The 90s attempts to replace rock albums with dance music albums don’t really hold up, but this is one of the better ones.

Maybe the only Flaming Lips album that doesn’t sink into self-indulgence.

Never cared about Elvis.

Jazz has its place, which is soundtracks. I would never listen to this.

Surprisingly decent sound for a thrash record from this era, but the lyrics and vocals make it unbearable.

One of the best thrash albums with some classic tracks.

After Sympathy for the Devil and Streetfighting Man, the rest is pretty disposable.

Most of the Britpop era was bands putting out one or two decent singles and otherwise being entirely missable. This is a good example.

Couple of good songs.

Radiohead are a great band sometimes. Thom Yorke is an unbearably whiny singer who can’t carry a tune. Gets worse after this. Basically unlistenable.

A timeless classic.

Outstays its welcome

Twee, sacharine tosh

Not their absolute best, but a classic.

Says nothing to me.

A unique classic. Still sounds fresh after 50 years.

Peaked on his first release. Another of the great sampling albums.

Okay.

I just don’t like this sound.