Fantastic voice! How come I never heard of him? I liked his music. Folk music mixed with a psychedelic rock from the late sixties.
I loved the album. Fantastic voice! Soulful, passionate! My favorite one was Back to Black.
I loved the album! Folksy, excellent voice! I have never heard of Joan Armatrading until today. It was relaxing to listen to it. I think the album is well done.
I went out on a walk this morning when this came on my playlist. This type of music is not exactly one I listen to, but went ahead and listened to it. It was percussive, repetitive. Few vocals. It came to the point where I couldn't stand it. Some people keep talking about the bass, but to be honest, I have heard better bass lines from other genres.
New York, I love you , but you're bringing me down, was a song I liked. The others should have been more thought out.
I will give this a 2. Nothing more, nothing less.
I liked this album very much. I didn't know he sang "I can't live, if living is without you." It was really nice.
When I listen to Dylan, I think of powerful lyrics! To me he delivered. However,I do prefer his earlier work.
Really…A fantastic album.
Dusty Springfield has this sweet, unique voice! As I was listening to it, I thought "I think I have heard this voice before." When "Son of a Preacher Man" played, I said to myself, "Yep." Fantastic album, fantastic voice. Loved it!
Bob Dylan's "Royal Albert Hall" Concert sounded really beautiful. His acoustic guitar, harmonica, and his voice projecting the lyrics were and still are, powerful.
I wanted to pick up my guitar and play away; however, I desisted from the idea and listened. Some people do not like the harmonica Dylan uses in his songs. To me this is what Dylan is all about: Folksy, Americana.
Interesting album! This is the first time I have heard a Cream album. I heard "Sunshine of Your Life" before and liked it. Although psychedelic rock is not something I listen to much, this album was really good. One of the songs sounded like the song from Clapton that goes "In the white room, with dark curtains at the station."
This album is a 5.
The Beach Boys went psychedelic on this album. Never heard it before. I think they tried writing music criticizing what they were living at the time. “Student Protest“ was not my favorite song but the rest of the album was fine. I read somewhere that the art cover suggested the end of the band. At first glance, I thought the album would be a sad one. Still, great voices beautiful talent. 5
Black Sabbath was one of the most influential rock bands in my lifetime.
Excellent album! It’s the Boss!
Cool sounds from the 70‘s. Very retro…I wish the singer wouldn’t try to sound like Stevie Wonder
This is the first time I have ever heard of them. Definitely a great band.
This morning I went out for a drive I listened to TLC. RnB is not my thing, but to be fair, the vocals were really good. Great instrumental arrangements, good balance on drums and percussion. It doesn’t get tiring. 4
I have heard of Alice Cooper before. From this album, I already knew "No More Mr. Nice Guy." Some of the themes I didn't really care for; however, I listened to the album through and through. 4 stars
Great album!
The Who has had a strong musical influence growing up
Great musicians, great production, terrible lyrics.
It was good while I was pulling out the weeds. When I was done I rated the album a 1.
This is a great album! Nile Rodgers and Bernard Williams are fantastic musicians and producers. Love the songs!
This is the first time I will listen to an Elvis Costello album. His music is not bad at all. I sat and listened. Interesting. 4
Not for me.
I only liked Tainted Love. The rest of the songs I didn’t care for much.
Beautiful voice!
She was an incredible piano player. A person who loved Bach. A brilliant woman.
Excellent album!Truly a classic! 5
This band had potential. I wish the distortion was less, and that the reverb didn’t sound like one was in the bathroom. I think it’s a 3.
He is a legend. I have never heard this album before, but David Bowie always had style and class. 5
This album was just terrific! I loved this album back then. Still love it to this day. 5
Great album back then, great album today.
I have never heard this artist before. This is the first time I do. I listened to all of the tracks. Did he compose all of these songs? I think if he would have had someone prepare the arrangements, he would have had better success.
Excellent album!
Great album! Catchy music!
The instruments played in this album were fine. The musicians did their part. So who was the weakest link? In my view it was the singer. I had trouble understanding what he was singing. He was mumbling. He needed to enunciate the lyrics more. Overall, it was okay. It’s not something I would want to listen to again. 3
This is album number 45, and this is the second album from the Rolling Stones I am listening to. The first one was Beggar's Banquet. I understand that after BB, came Let it Bleed. I took the time to listen to the album from the beginning to its last song. This is the first time I have listened to this album, and really liked its bluesy feeling. I have heard "Gimme Shelter", "Honky Tonk Woman", and "You Can't Always Get What You Want-" all classic rock songs. I believe in all it was a really well made album. I liked it. 5
This is the second album I have listened to by Primal Scream. I don't particularly like their music, but this one was better than the first album I heard, Screamadelica.
This is the first time I have listened to an entire Elvis Presley album. I have heard some of the songs before such as "Blue Suede Shoes" "Blue Moon" and "Tutti Frutti" but not the record. I loved it. Superb album from 1956. Superb in 2025. 5
I’m not a fan of this genre, but I listened to this album and it was good. 4
Catchy rhythm, no foul language, very percussive, jazzy! Great job!
I have listened to the entire album. This is a really neat record. My favorite songs- God Only Knows and Wouldn't it Be Nice. I have listened to those before and love it as much as I love it today.
I have no idea what I am listening to. It is insanely repetitive. This reminds me of a day I was watching television and there was this abrupt intermission. "We will be back shortly" and played this type of music again for an hour. Not my cup of tea. I really did not get the concept. 1
Excellent album! Ozzy Osbourne (RIP) Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward. Legendary lineup for a great band that opened the door for many metal fans. 5/5
Fantastic album! Loved it from beginning to end. 5/5
Love the Brazilian, African, and Caribbean rhythms!
👍 4
This is the first time I ever heard the full album. I have heard “Let’s Get it On” before. It doesn’t surprise me if the World population increased due to this song!
As far as the rest of this album? Smooth, great voice, fantastic production. 5/5
Excellent work by Duran Duran
It’s a no for me
It's the first time I have listened to XX. I drove to work today listening to this group and they sounded great. Relaxing. 5/5
I…think it’s okay. 3/5
Fab album!
I love this album. Reminiscing to my years of youth! Fantastic!
I love Paul McCartney‘s music. What else can I say about this album? 100%
Love the album!
This is the third or fourth Bob Dylan album I have listened to in this albums generator. This one is, I feel, more personal. His lyrics are genius. It is no wonder he got the Nobel in Literature. Each story in his songs conveys an important message. 5/5
This album is just as impressive as it was back in 1984. I love all of its songs!
I liked this album. This is the first time I have listened to the entire album and must say I enjoyed it. 4/5
The Beatles! Seek no further.
This is such a powerful album. I love the Latino percussion fused with rock, and jazz. I love Santana's guitar playing. If I could rate this album, it would be 100%. 5/5
When I first listened to it, I was not impressed with the first two songs. Then, I listened to "Why Does My Heart Feel so Bad?" I liked it. Following the other songs, I listened to them and found it wasn't so bad. In my view, I feel that Moby's songs could have had more power if they had some lyrics, a bridge...My take is that I am only listening to the chorus of a song. That's what I don't like. It has a lot of potential, but it has a long way to go. Still a great record, nevertheless.
I love rock n roll but this is one of the albums that I listen to once and that’s it.
It is the first time I have heard this singer. I liked the album very much. My thoughts on the idea that the person singing Reggae is Scottish, my answer is: So? Reggae, just like any other musical genre, has impacted people in the World, not only from one particular geographical location. I am remembering a Salsa group from Japan- Orquesta La Luz. They did very well, but people were too critical of them because they were from Japan. Really? C'mon...4/5
Not my cup of tea. Very strange music. It was produced by Pink Floyd's drummer, so I would have expected something better. Background music was fine. Singer was all right, but I feel that it could have been something more soulful. 2/5
I began listening to listen and stopped by the third track. 1/5
Beautiful voice
I played this album today. I have heard "Welcome to the Jungle," "Paradise City," and "Sweet Child of Mine" but not the entire album. Today, I had this chance. Loved it. 5/5
Don’t really care for it
Loved this album!
Excellent album!
Loved her voice. I am not a fan of rap, but found it very catchy!
Fantastic album. I listened to all of it just now. The feel I received from it had a mix of folk music, country, blues, with space to add a gospel choir to at least one of the songs! Tryly relaxing, enjoyable!
Listening to Peter Gabriel brought me back to fond memories. I listened to the album as I was going to work. Fantastic!
What an album! Loved it! It was so enjoyable, I couldn't believe it was over. One million stars!
The album was interesting. Funk. I only heard one song from them before. In all, I listened to it at home, danced a bit to the music, and listened to it while I was commuting to work. 5 stars
Pyromania- What a great album! It brought me great memories. About the album itself, all of the songs in this album are really great. Three electric guitars, bassist, a fantastic drummer, and a great singer...This is Def Leppard. I have read some comments and for those who hate this band, that's too bad. I enjoy listening to them. 100/100!
Love the Blues!
This is the first full Nirvana album I have listened to. I have heard some of the songs on the radio but wasn't really into it. In all, it was a good album. I wish the cellos could be heard as part of the melodies. It would have made this acoustic, unplugged album better (in my view). 4/5
I never heard this band before. Not for me. 2/5
I really enjoyed this classic album. It was really relaxing to listen as I drove to work. 5/5
This is the—I don’t remember the other times when I listened to this album. I really enjoyed listening to this album. My favorite song is The Crystal Ship. All other songs were also great! 5/5
I loved the mixture of funk, soul, punk, rock. This was an interesting album. I liked the musicianship that was involved. Why some people hated it, I don't know. I don't know why they scored it so low either. It's a 5 for me!
This is the second album I hear from Elvis Costello. It has great music. It was cool and relaxing to it. The songs went by fast. 5/5
I have listened to lots of heavy metal music and thrash metal. I didn’t look like this album. I couldn’t understand what the singer was saying. 2
Interesting album. I love the way David Gilmore plays those solos on guitar. My favorite? Wish you Were Here! This is when I pick up my acoustic and follow along with the music.
Beautiful album!
The record reminded me of The Doors album. The only difference is that I love The Doors; in the meantime, I don’t like Nick Cave as a singer. The theme of murder I do not like at all.
I grew up in the Caribbean on a steady diet of Merengue, Salsa, Son, Cha Cha Cha, Ska, and Reggae—those rhythms are in my blood. They’ve always made my feet move, and African music has the same irresistible pull. Youssou N’Dour’s Immigrés captures that spirit perfectly.
This album is fantastic—magical, vibrant, and endlessly enjoyable. I loved it from the first track to the last. If I could give it 1000%, I would. An easy 5/5.
African music is something I enjoy very much. I grew up in the Caribbean. This album, however, has brought something else. I enjoy what this band brings to the table: the mix of blues, rock, and traditional rhythms from their country of origin, Mali. Garba Touré’s guitar lines weave a hypnotic pulse into this rock-driven territory. The rhythm section propels each track with polyrhythmic grooves feels both ancient and modern, while Aliou Touré’s vocals soar in a style of its own that blends storytelling, call-and-response, and infectious chorus work.
What makes the album exceptional is its emotional duality and resilience: the music radiates joy even as it carries the weight of exile. Songs like “Soubour” and “Al Hassidi Terei” burst with danceable energy; yet beneath the surface lie stories. I wish I could learn more. From what I can hear in the music, I sense hardship and celebration—the beating heart of the album. It’s what gives Music in Exile its power and global resonance.
Tarkus is a stunning showcase of Emerson, Lake & Palmer at the height of their creative power. The piano work throughout the album is nothing short of remarkable—virtuosic, inventive, and full of the fiery energy that defines Keith Emerson’s style. The drumming is equally impressive, with Carl Palmer laying down intricate grooves that propel the music forward while adding layers of rhythmic complexity.
Greg Lake’s vocals are outstanding, delivering both warmth and strength, and his performance perfectly complements the band’s adventurous sound. ELP demonstrates an extraordinary level of musical craftsmanship on this album; their command of dynamics, structure, and style feels unmatched.
From start to finish, Tarkus is an exhilarating musical journey, and I thoroughly enjoyed every track. It’s a powerful testament to what progressive rock can achieve when performed by musicians of this caliber.
The Boss! Great album!
Soul Mining has that classic 80s rock-pop vibe that pulls you in. Anyone who lived that era knows what I am talking about. Matt Johnson’s voice really stands out—strong, expressive, and perfect for the mood of the songs. Overall, it’s worth revisiting if you love that era’s sound.
I heard it through and through- from the first to the last song. I did not like it. I will still give it a 2.
In my view, "Revolver" marks a masterclass in songwriting and studio craft, showing The Beatles at a moment when curiosity, confidence, and imagination aligned perfectly.
For some reason, I haven't posted my favorite songs, but here they go:
“Eleanor Rigby” - storytelling on loneliness backed by classical arrangements.
“Tomorrow Never Knows”- This song opened the boundaries of conventional song structure with its tape loops, hypnotic drone, and spiritual lyrics.
“Here, There and Everywhere”
What else can I say?
Revolver captures the Beatles eager to explore the unexplored.
5/5
Green Day swung hard at politics in this album. It was punchy, with a ton of rage built in it.
This is a fun album. Songs like Oh Shit reminded me of my days of youth when my buddies and I were in the jamming session. Love some few moments when you could hear the jazz influence. But it could have been better.
Not good at all. Terrible rap!
This album feels really good. This record was recorded and produced in 1960. It is 2026 and listened to the album through and through. I can say that this album has not gone out of style. It is one of those records where you can appreciate the album altogether. Rating? No number would do justice. 5/5
A classic masterpiece! If I could only give 1000 stars, I would!
The title does not get my attention. News flash: Rock n' Roll is alive and well. Good for club dancing, maybe? Not my cup of tea.
I liked it. It didn't hit me immediately, but it wasn't that bad. 4
The Boss! Loved this album back in the day as much as I love it now.
5/5
I still remember the day I bought Behaviour by Pet Shop Boys. It had been a long, exhausting day at work, and on the way home I stopped to pick up the CD. At the time, I expected something similar to the energetic, dance-driven pop the duo had already become famous for. But when I finally got home, put the disc in the player, and pressed play, I immediately realized this record was something different.
From the opening moments, the sound felt more reflective and restrained than I anticipated. The glossy, club-ready style I associated with them was still there, but it was presented in a more subtle, thoughtful way. The synthesizers felt warmer and more atmospheric, and the pacing of the songs invited you to sit back and listen rather than rush to the dance floor.
I remember leaning back, closing my eyes, and simply letting the album take over. Track after track unfolded with a kind of quiet elegance. Instead of the clever irony that often defined their earlier hits, the mood here felt introspective—almost nostalgic at times. The melodies were beautiful, but there was also a sense of reflection and maturity behind them.
Listening to Behaviour gave me the feeling that perhaps The Pet Shop Boys were taking a moment to look back at their lives and experiences. The songs carry a sense of memory, longing, and emotional honesty that makes the album feel deeply personal without ever losing its pop sensibility.
That balance is what makes the record so special. It is still unmistakably a pop album—melodic, polished, and memorable—but it also shows how much the duo had grown as artists. The songwriting feels more thoughtful, the arrangements more refined, and the overall atmosphere more contemplative than many pop records of its time.
Even now, I can still recall that first listen vividly: the quiet room, the long day finally ending, and the unexpected beauty of the music filling the space. It is no wonder Behaviour has come to be regarded as one of the great pop albums. For me, it stands as a moment when Pet Shop Boys revealed a deeper, more mature side of themselves—and created something truly lasting.
I loved this album. The brass was punchy, the singer was very soulful and the talent was exquisite.
I enjoyed all of the songs in this album. Definetely a great band for the ages.
