feels like background music.
I think of Trainspotting every time I heard Lust for Life
The only song I had heard was Straight Outta Compton, but the whole album is good.
Just not my kind of music.
I just don't have the patience for prog rock.
Great voice, but the songs aren't that good.
Some awesome songs, but also some filler
Not in my top 20, but definitely a five star album.
The countriest of country music. Not my thing
Meh, didn't leave an impression on me.
Good, but not up to the standards of back in black
I'm starting to think Arcade Fire is overrated.
Some catchy songs, some annoying songs. barely 3 stars.
I forgot how good The Doors are
Sooo boring, it's like an album of lullabies
An enjoyable listen, but not nearly as good as Urban Hymns
Is Missy Elliot my favorite female rapper of all time? Yes. Is this her best album? No. Still damn good tho
His voice is kinda annoying.
I can't believe I'd never heard of John Lee Hooker. This is a damn good album.
Meh, I much prefer their 80s stuff.
Reminds me of late-era Radiohead; Good, but not at all catchy.
It's very 90s and I like it. The carphone warehouse kind of ruined the song Connected for me.
Love her voice, like her songs, really dislike the interludes.
I feel like I should like this more, but it's just not clicking; Except Oliver's Army - great song.
Oddly enough the title track was my least favorite song on the album. Great album tho.
Decent album, but not nearly as good as Bachelor No 2.
The Velvet Underground only had one great album and it wasn't this one.
I think I would have liked this a lot more if I had heard it when it first came out. Still would have been annoyed by the skits.
I don't hate it, but it sounds so dated.
You Can't Always Get What You Want and Gimme Shelter are both fantastic songs, but the rest are kinda forgettable.
This album proves what a great voice she has. For me it's somewhat of a let down after her Dirrty era.
Love this album. It still gives me the chills the same way it did when I first listened to it.
Interesting album but not one I particularly enjoyed. The combination of the songs and Tom Waits voice is a bit too raw for me.
I only knew about Marty Robbins thanks to New Vegas. None of his other songs are as good as Big Iron, but the more upbeat one are pretty good. I was tempted to give this 2 stars but it is really easy to listen to.
Sounds a lot like The Clash,
This is meant to be indie rock, but it feels closer to dream pop to me. Either way I really like it.
As much as I like David Bowie, this album is pretty forgettable.
I can barely catch any of the lyrics so I've no idea what they are singing about. I do however love their voices and the whole album is a great listen.
It's okay. A little too folky for me.
Every song started strong, but ended up being kinda repetitive. I don't regret listening to this album, but I wouldn't listen to it again.
I like covers of Bob Dylan songs much more than the originals.
Kinda makes me nostalgic for wipeout.
I only knew of Randy Newman due to the Family Guy sketch, so I was expecting this album to be annoying, but it's actually pretty good.
Brass in Pocket was the only song that stood out for me on this album.
Fantastic album. I'm normally not a fan of ballads, but every song on 21 is a banger.
I do like the sound, but the album just couldn't hold my attention. If the songs were a little more catchy I would have given it 4 stars.
This is not their best but it is damn good.
Somehow I had never heard of this band, but had heard many of their songs. Great album
I didn't think I was going to like this, but it's actually pretty good.
I remember seeing this album in a used record shop back in the late 90s. I almost bought it but decided to buy Mezzanine instead. I should have bought them both. This is one of the most creative albums I've ever listened to.
Great voice, but the music is just too slow for me.
This one just didn't grab me like "Life" did.
Honestly all Alice In Chains songs sound kinda the same to me, but I like the sound so that's no problem.
Amazing album. I could listen to this (and OK Computer) on repeat forever. I enjoy 90s Radiohead so much more than their later work.
I'd never heard of The Soft Boys before, but they're pretty good. Although not the most memorable songs, they are easy to listen to.
Middle of the road Stones album. None of the songs really stand out except for Under My Thumb, which stands out more for how creepy the lyrics than anything else.
Much more experimental than her 90s stuff. Still has a great voice.
Definitely my favorite of Bowie's albums.
Boring music, boring voice
I really wish it had vocals.
I'm not usually a big fan of jazz, but I like this one. It makes me want to drink whisky and smoke.
This was a hard album to rate. There are so many great hooks, but the songs are always feel like a let down in comparison.
Great album! Really has that timeless sound.
Cry me a river and Rock your body are the only two songs I remembered from this album. It turns out that those are the only two worth remembering.
I bought this album after hearing Lovefool in Romero+Juilet. Buying an album after only hearing one song was always a risky proposition, but this one was definitely worth it. The whole album is full of fun and whimsy. Very very close to 5 stars.
This albums alternates between annoying and boring.
I really liked Let Forever Be so I was expecting to like this album, but it's was just too repetitive.
It's crazy how much Genesis changed over the years. I'm a fan of their later stuff but this is just too prog-rock for me.
The coolest album I've ever listen to
The soundtrack to my uni days. Mr Brightside will never die.
The last good Radiohead album.
Her voice was just too harsh for me.
The skits are better than most, but they're annoying nonetheless. Still a great album tho
Not usually a fan of orchestral music, but this album won me over.
Better than Neil's solo work.
Great music, but way too short! Albums should not be under 30 mins.
We Are Family is a great song and it's not even the best on this album.
Certainly still a great voice, but disappointing compared to 19 and 21.
So damn good. Her death was a loss to the world of music.
Great opening track, but the rest was nothing special. I'm sure this is an unpopular opinion but I actually prefer Limp Bizkit's cover of behind blue eyes.
Great opening track, but the rest was nothing special. I'm sure this is an unpopular opinion but I actually prefer Limp Bizkit's cover of Behind Blue Eyes.
Great album, pity they never made another good one.
The music of my generation.
The album where Radiohead gave up enunciating
A couple of amazing songs, but the rest kind of blur together.
I don't know how I feel about the vocals.
