Give it a 2/5, not the best, doubt I would add it to any playlists. Not really my style of music, but I at least appreciate the effort.

This is the Genesis I grew up with, definitely the Peter Gabriel led Genesis. Good 70's Progressive Rock. Maybe the best Genesis album, definitely top 2 or 3. Tells a story, good blending of Banks, Hackett, and Collins. Well worth a listen.

Not really my type of stuff. Listened to a few tracks. Others seem to like it though.

About a 3, not really my cuppa, but it wasn't bad. Reminds me of my college newspaper editor's kind of music. She would play stuff like this in the office, and it was ok, nothing I would go by from her husband's record store. (Hi Diane!!)

Not really my cup o'tea but I'll give it a three.

Classic Elvis Costello. This is good stuff, not necessarily his best but something any Costello fan should listen to, and new listeners would get a good taste of him. A definite "listen".

Decent listen, was pretty good rock music, would be in my top 100 most likely.

Pretty decent album. I'm adding the group to my listen list.

Love me some Tito. Great sound, great beats. Love latin music and Tito has always delivered. This album is no different. Definitely 5 stars, this one goes in the rotation.

Billie Holiday, what is not to like. Incredible lady, incredible talent. A nice Sunday afternoon listen around the house. Highly recommended.

Decent album, probably won't go into my rotation, but it was enjoyable.

Brings back memories days in the past, out in and abandoned area of east Orlando, Jim Smith's van doors open, this album (and many others) playing on the stereo ... Good times, good times indeed. Always worth a listen.

Not my.cup of tea. Didn't care for it.

Good stuff it you're into it. Definitely worth a little time to listen to.

Great album, one of Bowies best, IMHO. Everyone should listen to this - often.

Good classic early rock n roll.

Is this the consummate Aerosmith rock album? Maybe. Everyone who listens to rock music needs to listen to this album.

It's Bono. Bono is an idiot socialist who loves making money (capitalism). Listen at your own peril.

Green Day. Do not need to say much more, avoid at all costs.

Fantastic album brought back so many memories.

What is not to like about this album? So much energy, so much love from the crowd. The set list is great, the 3-song run of "Ain't That a Shame", "I Want You to Want Me", and "Surrender" is one of the best, and "Clock Strikes Ten" is such a good ending ... Brought me back to high school and nights out do high school stuff, a great listen.

I tried. I really did. It is just noise.

No thanks. Never need to listen to any thing as vulgar as Korn.

Good stuff, not necessarily their best (IMHO), but still a great album.

Not really for me.

White Blood Cells is the third studio album by American rock duo the White Stripes, released on July 3, 2001. Recorded in less than one week at Easley-McCain Recording in Memphis, Tennessee, Aaaannndddd ... it feels like it was done in less than a week.

Great album from a great group needs to be on every classic rock playlist.

It's ok, a shame he has gotten so political.

It was ok, not something I would have on regular rotation.

What can you say about this album? Besides the popular hits, there are also "The Ballad of Danny Bailey", "Your Sister Can't Twist", "I've Seen That Movie Too". This album is in my regular rotation as it should be for everyone.

Good solid album, nice to pull out every so often to listen to.

Better than I thought it would be. A fun listen.

A decent solo effort by McCartney, not great. A little offbeat but worth a listen.

Meh, not really for me.

Meh, not very good, IMHO.

Meh, has a couple of decent tracks (Revolution, Suicide, not really for me though.

Don't like this as much as their previous album, Good Feeling.

Elvis Costello is always worth a listen.

One of the all-time best, Fripp is brilliant and the fact that it was basically an "on the fly" album just makes it that much more incredible. Should be on everyone's list along with "Low" and Lodger".

Meh, it's not really my cup o'tea and I like Lou Reed. More of a thing I might have listened to in my younger, stoner days.

Just so-so for me.