Hey, it's an Oasis album! Sounds just like every Oasis album!

Am... am I a Jethro Tull fan? When I loaded the page and saw Jethro Tull I thought "Ugh, great, another famous 70s prog rock band that's way overhyped." Listened to the album once, I recognized Aqualung but that was it. Then on the second playback I started getting into it. Then on the third I started liking it. Will I run out and buy this album? Nope. Would I listen to it again? Yep. Is it worth being on this list? Definite yep. 4/5.

I get it, there are some classic bangers on this album, and Snoop Dogg doesn't get to be hyper-famous without being talented. But man, I just can't stand him as a person. Musically this is a 4-star album, but I can't give it more than a 2.

Can an otherwise forgettable album be redeemed based on the strength of one or two songs? In the case of Bookends by Simon & Garfunkel, the answer is no. There's nothing more pretentious than people in their mid-20s writing and singing songs as if they're in their 70s, and then to put in "voices of old people" in is just boring and trite. Two stars, one star for Mrs. Robinson and one star for A Hazy Shade of Winter.

The underlying music is great. The subject matter in the lyrics is not. 1 star.

I really needed to listen to this generic Elvis Costello album before I died? If anybody else had released this album it would have ended up forgotten, but with Costello's name on it it's somehow important enough for this list. No thanks.

Will I remember any song off this album half an hour after I listen to it? No. Do I want to listen to this record again? No. Is it bad music? Also no, but it's just entirely forgettable.

Hey, it's an Oasis album! Sounds just like every Oasis album!

Solid punk.

It wasn't bad, but will I listen to it again? Nope. Will I even remember the name "Julian Cope"? Nope, I had a hard time remembering it even while I was listening to the music. Still, the music isn't terrible. Forgettable, but not terrible.

Am... am I a Jethro Tull fan? When I loaded the page and saw Jethro Tull I thought "Ugh, great, another famous 70s prog rock band that's way overhyped." Listened to the album once, I recognized Aqualung but that was it. Then on the second playback I started getting into it. Then on the third I started liking it. Will I run out and buy this album? Nope. Would I listen to it again? Yep. Is it worth being on this list? Definite yep. 4/5.

It's a good soundtrack, which means it's music that mostly fades into the background of whatever you're doing. I listened to it while I worked, and it just faded into the background. As an album I'd go out of my way to listen to? Maybe one or two tracks, but not the entire thing.

Timu Daft Punk.