1001 Albums Summary

I’ve never heard anything but bittersweet symphony, and the rest so far sounds like an extended version of that song, which already has an extended version. But you could do much worse for a sleepy Monday morning

Fantastic album. Lennons voice is really the dominant sound in nearly every song. Certain tracks had things I never noticed before like in should have known better. I had never noticed how it’s mostly just drums and bass with some guitar sprinkled in, very interesting. Heartbreakingly quick album though, but who cares. It sounds like this was recorded in multiple different studios. Some tracks are much cleaner sounding than others.

I see there are two versions of the album, one in mono and the other in stereo(because it doesn’t say mono). I’m going with the mono version because the album art matches what I was given to listen. Too call this album eclectic is obvious, but what is really interesting is this album sounds like it is from 1975-77, not 1969. Another example of the kinks following or even leading musical style changes but not chasing after them.

This is certainly new for me. My only Duran Duran experience is what I’ve heard on the radio. This is definitely the kind of album I don’t care for the first time I hear it, but if I had to listen to it a few times I know I would love it. Each track sounds different but clearly from same creators and they are really going for something out there. It is difficult for me to know what is considered “groundbreaking” for an album from this time period without looking deeper into it but I imagine a lot of this is what help defined 80s synth sound. This could be a case of the originator of a new sound is copied so hard they begin to sound like a copier. After the album played through, a remastered version played and I feel the same about the album. High pitch ethereal sounds are ok for a bit but after a while it becomes grating.

I'm looking forward to this one because I don't think I have ever sat down to listen to a whole Dylan album before. You never expect that WHOIOOO sound out of nowhere, but thats how things roll down highway 61. Just a wonderful experience. Really just great!

This is a very chill album perfect for a rainy Monday morning. I'm glad I was presented this because I probably would not have listened on my own. One thing is the album says it was released in 1994, but it definitly has a late 80s sound to it. 94 feels a bit late for this sound, but it just means this artist was working through the 80s before he got this album to make stamp.

I am interested in how listening to this album goes. I've never listened to a whole Prince album, and usually I am burnt out on the hits because of the radio, but 1999 started and I am feeling it. The early 80s synthesizer is killing me on some of these songs. Was never a big fan of the sound and it is HEAVILY featured. I know at the time it was novel, but blah. I would love to hear a redone version of this with out the synthesizers. A lot of these songs sound really similar to each other, for instance lady cab driver I thought was just little red corevette again. If this is intentional, they succeeded? A lot of this just feels really experimental. The hits are the hits, and a lot of everything else feels just like messing around.

And I am immediately back in college. I was never a Norah Jones fan, but I have enjoyed hearing the music. This was a very nice trip back in time. Apparently I have heard this album a lot which makes sense because of how popular it was. Nothing wrong with some pleasant piana music, but this album felt progressive with the way each song is a little similar and not changing much between songs. It was a pleasant trip.

I’ve never heard of this band before and I’m immediately sad because it instantly sounded like folksy modest mouse, which is something I didn’t know I needed. I have only heard the Johnny cash version “I see a darkness”, so that was a surprise that popped up. Overall, it was ok. Probably just not in the mood for it today. Has kind of a more folksy Elliot smith vibe. I would listen to this again if it comes along. Seems like good sad mood music.

I am excited for this today! I’ve not listened a complete fats domino album before and I am in an oldies mood today. Having a real problem trying to listen to this. YouTube music doesn’t seem to have the album, but I followed the link above to the YouTube playlist and that is working but it pauses after each track. Really messing up the enjoyment. So many of these songs sound so similar it feels lazy but the songs are so pleasant it really doesn’t matter. Just feels like the same song over and over again and I really don’t care.

Brian Wilson died yesterday, so I guess this is pretty good timing. I really like this because it sounds like a beach boys album, but the vocals sound slowed down, probably because of Wilson’s voice changing as he ages. It’s an out there album, and almost everything feels like “good vibrations” could start at any moment. A lot of this feels like stream of consciousness turned into beach boys do jazz, not a huge fan of that but there is something very compelling about it and I bet if I listened a few times it would work for me. I think it’s because my mind is trying to predict what is going to happen next. Once I don’t have to do that, I wonder how I would feel about it. I did not look at the track list and when good vibrations started I was honestly surprised! A lot of this album, especially the more experimental sounds, reminds me a lot of experimental Beatles songs.

Well, I made it this far without listening to a Muse album, so begins a new era for me. There's something compelling about the singer's voice, but it really doesn't work for me. It sounds like Blue Man Group, which isn't a bad thing. Soldiers Poem feels like a Queen sound-a-like song. Glorious sounds like it wants to be a radiohead song, its not a bad attempt.

Ok, weird that there is a live album for the who before i listen to a who album, but the drums are drumming. lets do it. I am totally into this album. I love live albums where it is just the entire concert. I wonder if it is just the mix or the actual crowd, but it sounds like a massive concert for 100 people. I really dont understand this album. It is the deluxe version and has a ton of tracks and i feel like it should have ended sooner, and I wonder if it is multiple shows. I am not complaining though, I am enjoying it, just kinda finished. I was right, the album is still live at leeds, but it is a different concert, live at hull. A good album!

This album sounds like early 90s house music you would hear in a clothes store. I don’t understand why it is held to such high regard. It’s fine but why? Also the one track totally rips off Madonna’s vogue which came out the previous year. Overall not my kind of music to listen to, but it’s fine as background music.

Looking forward to this one. The only Band album I’ve listen to is the last waltz. Fantastic top to bottom. No notes. More please.

Right off the bat, Sounds like late 80s English surf punk? Definitely a surfing beach boys style. I like this but it’s missing something. I wonder what this would sound like post grunge because these songs are missing a some bite, but it’s still very new to me. But just as I wrote that I started hearing a guitar solo straight out of 1995, so I don’t know. This album is something I think I would have really enjoyed a lot more when I was younger. And because it’s included in this list it must be important or influential and I can totally hear that. Perfect length, just as I thought “how many more tracks” it was half way through the last one.

This is an album I’ve been intimidated to listen to because I’ve heard so much about it. It turns out it’s just a collection of Neil young songs! And I am not really paying super close attention just have it on and I know I am missing everything about it. That said I am loving it. When “there’s a world starts” I thought it was the beginning of les mis. Oh wow that was a quick album. Very good.

I've never heard of this band, but the cover art looks like something from Iron & Wine. I like it immediately. Well the first track was quite good. Track 2 sounds very experimental. Which is less good for me. Track 3 is back on track. Still experimental sounding, but in a good way. This is the kind of album music critics like to listen to because it sounds so different than everything else. An eclectic mix of different sounds put together like jazz. This is not for me, but I wish it was.

This is an album i got when it first released. If i remember right, it was available online only or something like that? Either way, it did not hook me then, so I am excited for another attempt. This was fine. A lot of it reminded me of old radiohead. I kept checking the track name to see if it was "everything in its right place" and it never was, but you could have fooled me. Over all, its fine. I did enjoy it more than back when it first came out. So thats good!

Never heard of this group, but it immediately sounds like 80s Bowie. They definitely owe Bowie some money for the way they sound. If the Crash Test Dummies hit in 1985 they would be this band. I liked 1959 quite a bit. I liked This Corrosion. I would like it if every song didn't have the exact same drum beat, but in 1985 that was illegal so I understand. Overall this was a chore.

Never sat down to listen to this album. Didn't realize it was progressive R&B, which is interesting. I never realized how similar whats going on and mercy mercy me were. Just thought it was a motown kind of sound, but it turns out it was deliberate. Kinda cool, but I am not sure about it. This whole album is just one long song, that is pretty cool. It also feels like "I heard it through the grapevine" will happen at any moment on that later tracks. This was a complete album, with themes connecting the end to the beginning and vice-versa. Excellence.

That was terrific! I have never listened to a full Cars album and this was great. The hits are the hits for a reason. The non hit tracks do feel a little bit like filler but that might be because of how familiar I am with the big songs from the album. Great album! Over too soon!

I think the only elastica song I know is from the Trainspotting soundtrack. So we will see how this goes but first track sounds good so far. Mid nineties sound which is where I live. I’m sad I’ve never listened to this before because this is right up my alley. I like this a lot. There’s the Trainspotting song. 2:1 While I really enjoyed this, I think if I listened to a few more times I would rate it higher than a 3. It’s a 3 Im sure would improve.

Never heard of this either. The version I’m listening to is called metal box as the other version is not available on YouTube music. Starting off I’m into it. 3 mins in and I am no longer into it. The rhythms sounds like Billie Jean and I can’t unhear that. Oh man this first song is ten minutes?! I also want to run away. This is a collection of cool beats with the worst singing. It feels like trying to listen to Tomahawk or any other Mike Patton project. This was terrible, but the music was ok. It was the singing and lyrics that ruined it for me.

This sound screams 1990. Makes me feel like it’s middle school. Not really my favorite kind of rap sound, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t having a great time with it. Well made and well mixed. What I really like is a lot of the call and response stuff early in the album has the response moving around the microphone. Also it’s crazy how much everyone ripped these guys off. Over all very good.

There is something about this album where everything has this ethereal sound, which kind of drives me nuts. It doesn't help that "don't stop till you get enough" is so played out for me. I can't hear this song without thinking about being in a ballroom where the lights are dim for a wedding. Songs like "get on the floor" are where you start to hear what becomes his signature sound but surrounded by disco. It sounds like a mashup of genres. Overall, it is quite good, but not as good as what is to come in his career.

This album was cool. Really cool. Will be going back for another listen.

This album, while very pleasant to listen to, feels like the extended end credits of an 80s TV show. I would call this genre "progressive elevator music". This isn't an insult, the music is very nice and enjoyable. It's kinda fantastic background music for a party no on has anymore and that is sad.

Energy. Nothing but pure internal energy. Not energenic, for the most part, but more like here is that feeling in your chest you don't know what to do with. This is very good. The skits are terrible, and have aged more terribly than you can remember, like most rap skits. But the music and lyrics hit harder now than ever before, and it isn't even about anything I've been through.

Impossible to believe this is a debut album. If you told me this was their third or fourth, sure, but first?! Wow. Nothing but hits and such a distinctive sound.

Never listened to a complete album and I’m shouldn’t be but I am with how much I liked this. It’s really really good.

Immediately liking this but it sounds like music that would be playing in the background of a clothing store. This album was fine, but it didn’t really do anything for me.

What a treat! With fantastic harmonies, fun music, and great lyrics, you really cannot go wrong. Money, Money, Money sounds like a song from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

This was great! moved very quickly, sounds perfect, felt like the whole thing was over in an instant. Wonderful!

I love this album, and hearing it takes me right back to sophmore year of college. I love it. The album is perfect, but after starting so strong, the middle does sag a lot for too long to give it a perfect 5 stars. The quiet ending matches the energy of the beginning, and I love it.

Dirty, raw, sounds full of cheap beer, cigarettes, and STDs. I have no notes. More please.

I haven’t listened to the mars Volta before, at least on purpose. This was fine. I might like it if I heard it a lot more but as far as background music goes it’s not bad, quite the opposite. It kind of sounds like if my chemical romance tried to be Led Zeppelin?

This is another collection of delightful background music for a 1960s outdoor party at night time. This is wonderfully pleasant. I see why they don’t make music like this anymore but somebody should every once in a while.

I love this album and it’s been a while since I heard it. California stars takes me back. Way over yonder is a song I hum to myself all the time.

I immediately like this. This album was great, just great! Not at all what I was expecting.

This is a great album, top to bottom. Feels like they are putting on a show in someone's living room just hanging out having a decent time.

It’s great, but always feels off to me. The first album is perfect and this one tries its very best but it never hit the same way with me.

I’m interested in hearing this because I’ve never listened to one of his albums before. This is pretty good. Some songs I really like but others feel like the don’t have a firm footing in what they are going for. It’s feels really experimental and that it was a commercial hit is wild. Like in the coconut is always what the doctor ordered. Really just a showcase of musical styles. Overall very nice, pleasant, and fun!

Poor Randy Newman, because all I can hear is parodies of him singing. This will be my first full album from him I believe. Pleasant and well made. Does Randy Newman picks state per album? From what I know about him he sings about Ohio and California.

This album was pretty good. Not great. It sucks it was 1996 because this sounds like it’s trapped there. A couple more years and this could have really breathed. Otherwise a very chill time.

This was a cool album. I wish I had been listening to it since it came out. It’s definitely my kind of sound. The singers vocal style is different and maybe too much vibrato, but by the end of the album I was sad it was over. Definitely a sound I could fall for.

I've never listened to an entire black sabbath album, so I am looking forward to this. This album is quite good, but its a lot quieter than I was expecting. The upbeat load stuff is the known popular stuff, but the quiet stuff between songs is something I did not expect.

I listened to this while walking the beach on a perfect summer morning. No notes.

This is the kind of album I actively avoided because jack white looked like he belonged in my chemical romance. Don’t judge books by covers and don’t bet against jack white.

This is a great album. I really liked it!

This is a good album, but not my favorite from wilco. Maybe I am just not feeling it today.

This album sounds like it begins right in the middle of another song. That was weird. The Changes song is very good and I had never heard it outside of the song Eminem made sampling it. This is the second Sabbath album i've listened to on this, and both are much softer in sound than I was expecting. This album even more so than the first one, which was called paranoid. Lot of good song though. Thumbs up!

I have never heard of this group, so let’s see what is what. Yeah ok. I like it. YouTube music has this released in 1988, but it also say 1969 and from the first track it feels timeless. Sounds a lot like the doors. The 60s sound really come out later but this sounds like a late 70s kind of jam. Really enjoyed this!

This is a great album, but I don’t love it. A lot of the stuff in it that isn’t the music really rubs me the wrong way and totally takes me out of it. Always felt that way about this. But a total recommend.

I don’t know what I was expecting with this but it certainly wasn’t this sound. It’s well made and has that classic sound I would describe as Bollywood because of my ignorance to the music. I definitely wasn’t in the mood for this, which isn’t the albums fault. Really didn’t exepect Imagine to be there in the middle out of nowhere. Overall, enjoyable but not really for me, especially without subtitles.

This was a pleasant enough listen. Feels like 1 really long song. It’s fine. Can’t say I paid attention to the lyrics much which is where I’m sure it shines but for a first listen, I like it.

THis album was good, but i am not sure what i was expecting. I think i need to listen again to appreciate it more but it just didn’t grab me like i thought it would.

This is another first for me, I don't think I've listened to the damned before. This was great! I really liked it! Will be coming back for more!

Never been a huge fan, but sometimes this music just hits hard. Today is a good day for this. I think my biggest roadblock with diving into this band is perry ferrels voice, but at the same time its a perfect voice. It matches the lyrics so well. Its a conundrum.

I am not sure if I have ever listened to anything from this group before. I like this sound immediately. I really enjoyed this album, will be going back for more.

This album was hard to find, no link to it, but someone one youtube put together a version of it to listen to. Very pleasant album. Seems like the kind of album I would really enjoy after a few listens.

I will be honest and say I have always thought King Crimson was a band from like 2002. I had no idea they were around in 1969. This was really different, but wow! You can really hear many of the bands that came after this. The fantastical stuff was pretty good, not a fan of the dissonant jazz stuff. But I can see how this is considered a very influential group, some of the sounds you can almost hear other groups listening too and working into their own sound. Really makes me wish I was more fluent with that for examples. I would give it two stars, but I can hear what comes next and that bumps it up to 3.

This is a great album from a great band rediscovering themselves. Not all of it works, but the hits land so hard you can’t help but follow along.

This is a band I’ve only heard of but never listened to. Immediately they sound like prince? I am into this. It sort of sounds like sounds prince and The Rolling Stones did a collaboration, but there’s another flavor I can’t quite place.

This is a great album, top to bottom. You can really see the shell of the stuff that came later here, but on this album everything is much more raw and without the polish of the later stuff. It’s a good thing, feels young and reckless.

This will be my first Motörhead full album. Wow, my phone autocorrected the dots over the o of Motörhead! This is pure energy! How can they do this every night? This is an album but it feels like it would be a 45 minute concert! Great time!

I love this album. I could say more, but I just love it. Reminds me of 8th grade and 9th grade and being telling my friend I couldn't take the album home because I thought my mom would get mad about it.

Monday morning probably isn't the correct time for this album, but here we go. I have to say this isn't my favorite Marvin Gaye album, but its pretty good. Maybe I just wasn't feeling it this morning, but I just kept waiting for the album to be over.

This album was pretty good. I know I would appreciate it more with repeated listens but with just the one, it was just pretty good. An interesting voice, and when I was able to listen while reading the lyrics you can see she has something to say, and I want to know what it is.

This was pretty fun. It helps I was in the mood for some metal this morning. I haven’t listened to a ton of Metallica outside of the popular stuff but this was ok. A lot of it sounds the same but you can’t argue with the talent in making the sound.

Whenever I listen to this album I always think it feels pretty tame and very inline with the 80 punk sound, and then I remember it’s from the mid to late 70s. Very pioneering sound and genre defining. Another thing I like about it is how clear the vocals and instruments sound. It’s not just noise and distortion.

Tiny dancer is so good, the rest of the album could be awful and it would still receive 3 stars. A very excellent and quick album over too soon.

This is odd. Oh my, I didn’t expect the best to a Mariah Carrey song to just show up. This album isn’t for me, but it has its moments.

I know calexico from a colaboration they did with Iron and Wine, didn't expect to see them today. A nice surprise. this is an interesting album. I like how the music style slowly drifts from a laid back iron and wine style music to a mexican style sound. Very cool. Overall, good but nothing for me to really grab on to.

I like Tom Waits, but I havent listened to a whole album before, so lets gargle some glass and get to the show! I did not expect spoken word jazz. I really dont know how to react to this album. I like it, but I don't know why. I think I need to listen, really listen to it, because I know there is a lot of wordplay going on, probably nothing but. However I was busy and it was on, so it really did land like I think it should have. Also, they people in the audience seemed to know the music beforehand, so is this a live album of previously recorded stuff? Or is it just a hip spoken word jazz audience? Tom Waits is a condundrum, but he proves any one can be successful in any industry if you give yourself to it.

This was pretty good. Really flows from track to track. I’ve never really listened to wutang outside of some songs here and there. So this was interesting but what stands out the most is this sounds like a rap album from the mid to later 90s, not 92. Which really tells how far advanced the sound on this was. Or that everyone started copying wutang.

This was great. Very interesting mix of sounds. I’d only heard a couple of these songs before and some of them should be a lot more popular. Really enjoyed this.

It’s fine. Not in the mood today which will hurt my rating for it. Actually I don’t think I could have been listening to a more inappropriate album for the mood I’m in. Sorry kraftwerk, it’s probably not you.

I had never heard of the band before today and I am instantly in love with them. This is fantastic. Really enjoyed this one! If the arcade fire existed in 1994 i think they would sound something like this.

I enjoyed this. Felt kind of like listening to a rap opera, I would like to come back to this one and pay better attention than just background music.

Really enjoyed this. Very smooth on a Saturday morning.

Have to be honest and admit I dont think I've ever listened to this group before. Somebody involved with Weezer is really into these guys. Tell you why tomorrow is the blueprint for at least 3 weezer songs. Overall, this was ok.

This album started really really strong. But now it’s track 3 and I’m falling off. Brought me back a bit. But for 2000 this feels old already. If this album was released in 1996 or 97, maybe I would understand a little more but this feels like it’s chasing the matrix soundtrack. Also sounds a lot like the music to the background of some everlast songs. I wonder if this is where the sound is sampled from. Man this album is a journey. Sound like they just follow whatever sound leads them to music. I have to respect it and thankful the sounds follow the ones I like too.

I am not a huge black keys fan. But this album hit me in a good place today. I do wish the vocals didn’t sound so distorted so often. It’s really distracting and a lot of times I feel like it’s not adding anything.

Wow, I’ve heard this sound forever. It sounds like west side story immediately. I loved every minute of this.

Simply outstanding!

I really enjoyed this. One thing I noticed in the song Total Trash, in the thrashing part towards the end of the song there is a part where the guitar is making this cat noise? i think the only other time I've heard this sound is in A Perfect Circle's Counting Bodies like Sheep song. Another TOOL thing is later in the album there is a sequence where they have static guitar sounds over someone talking over a radio or phone. It sounds very similar to that TOOL song where the guy is talking about Area 51. Made me think the guys from TOOL are really into Sonic Youth, so that was neat!

This is a great album, but the sounds on it are a mix of upcoming 80s sounds and 70 disco. Some of the songs on it feel like they should have come out a few years earlier. Billie Jean being on it blows my mind because I always think of it as early michael.

this was very very pleasant. I enjoyed this very much.

This was pretty good. I could do with a more modern sound, that super early 90s rap sound rubs me the wrong way. But the lyrics are fantastic. I wouldnt mind hearing a modern remix of the lyrics with more current beats.

This is great. Reminds me of riding around in my friends car in high school and college. Black hole sun sounds like it’s from a totally different album.

This was great. Made me want to go listen to other stones stuff. Really enjoyed it.

I mean it’s the Beatles, so it’s excellent. But listening this time, you can tell things just aren’t the same. Each song is its own album. There doesn’t feel like there’s a cohesive feel throughout because everyone is sick of being together and wants to do their own thing. So each song is a chance to do your own thing. I saw something once that said something like each song is either Paul and the band or John and the band, but not everyone and everyone. And you can really tell.

This is wonderful. So much packed into just over 30 minutes. Really wonderful.

This album was very smooth and pleasant, but feels like it took a very long time to get through it. I found myself looking at the time a lot. This doesnt mean I didn't like it, I did, but this definitely is not the album for midmorning staying busy at work music. Feels like this is the kind of music you should not be alone for.

Between this band and the talking heads, someone owes someone a lot of money for stealing their sound. This is fine overall, but I have spent most of the album waiting for it to kick in or figure it out. Maybe they did and this just isnt for me.

When I hit play, I thought this group was going to be mid 00s house music, so this is immediately jarring. Not a bad thing. This band sounds just like another band I have heard but I just can't place it right now. I'm think Jet or The Strokes, but that doesn't feel right. It distracted me the whole album, maybe franz ferdinand but that feels wrong too. Overall, if I had heard this in 2007, I probably would have loved it, because it sounds just like this other band I already like, but, like this other band, probably couldn't place the group when I needed too. Its a shame I only heard this today.

This is my first Coltrane album. It’s great but it’s jazz so I don’t really get it. But I do like it. Not an unpleasant moment within and I bet with repeated listens I would appreciate it more. I listened to most of this album on my stereo and move to headphones for the last track. And I am only noticing Coltrane is coming out of just the left ear and the band is centered and to the right. If you listen to just the right channel it sounds like he’s playing along in a different room. Very cool. This feels like the kind of music you create your own narrative to.

This was pretty pleasant. I thought Turn Turn Turn would be on this album since every song sounds like it is building up to it. So it was surprising it wasnt on here. This was pretty nice.

This was pretty nice. I don't think Ive ever listened to a willie nelson album before, so for the first one to be a cover album I was a little underwhelmed at first, but by the time it ended, I was disappointed there wasnt more.

I love this album. Its terrific.

This was really nice. Season of the Witch I would have placed in the mid 70's, so this was a surprise. A very pleasant time I know I would like even more with more listens.

This is pleasant background music, I am definitely dancing in my chair a bit. I did lose it a bit, with the bing bing bing part of Buscando Guayaba, cracked me up.

This is a good album, but I can only enjoy it as background music. Im not sure why but this album doesnt grab me like other stuff they do, and I've always wondered why about this one. Maybe I just havent listened to it enough because I definitely enjoy hearing it, just not listening to it. I dont know.

My first thought is Flogging Molly owes these guys some money. So far this album is great. I didnt think I would but the international sounds through an irish glass are quite fun. This album was fantastic! Really great!

I have never heard of Tim Buckley. I’ve heard of Jeff Buckley. But this album sounds like 3 different groups I can’t quite place. So I get the feeling this was the inspiration for a lot of early 70s work because this rocks. After this album ended, the first song that played was San Francisco by Scott McKenzie, which is one of the songs this album reminded me of.

What can you say, it’s great.

830am is too early for this, which is going to hurt its score. I think after lunch I would have really gotten into it. The bad houses song sounds a lot like the inspiration for Tools song with Henry Rollins. Overall this was pretty ok.

This was a nice ride. For a second I was hanging out with my friends in the dorm room again.

This was pretty chill for a friday morning. I enjoyed it, but the version I have to listen to is the deluxe edition, and I wont be continuing past the original tracks. For the most part this was pretty good background music.

Really enjoyed this. I had only heard the songs on the radio before. Powerful voice and driving beats. I would like to see a duet with Florence and the Machine.

I was expecting to hear come on eileen, and somehow wasnt disappointed when it never came on. I did not have these guys as a punkish band, so that was a huge revelation. overall a pretty ok album.

I hated this until I didn’t. By the end maybe a little bit into it. But overall “noise rock” is an apt description and not for me.

This was great! So much so I played it three more times over a weekend. Plus I got a bunch of copy cat bands when the album ended. All in all pretty great. Some low points on it but the hits are the hits!

Fantastic album. I was recently at the beach and wish I had this then.

Some of this is really good, and some of it is really not for me. This album has won me over and lost me and won me back over a few times now. 3 hours for an album seems extra extreme.

This album rocks and I hate the organ. Most this album sounds like the outlook email received sound effect, so I kept checking my email. This album rocks.

I enjoyed this very much. I had never heard of Solomon Burke, but not anymore.

At first I didnt know what to think, but by the end I was sad it was over. This was pretty good and I know i would like it more with additional relistens.

Great album! Its a shame each song makes me think of different truck commercials, but its a great album!

This was a joy. It was fun and exciting!

This was really great. I had never listened to one of his albums before and this was terrific. Really enjoyed this.

This was really quite good. Reminded me a lot of the Trainspotting soundtrack.

What an album! Such a classic sound with modern lyrics, amazing. A talent lost by those she counted on the most, but really, what a voice and album.

This was an odd one for me. I thought I would hate it but I never did. I thought I would get tired of it, but I never did. I was never into it, but I liked some songs more than others. All in all, nice background music, would listen again.

10am at work in a Tuesday is not the best way to enjoy this album but it is still very good. Has a much more raw sound than some of the later more polished stuff.

Can you guess which song I've heard more than others? This was pretty good, wish I had listened to it more when I was younger.

I know DEVO is beloved by their fans, but for me, most of this sounds like experimental electronic music. Everything about this music is what I really dislike about 80's "nerd" music. Its all high-pitched and at a frantic pace. It doesn't make sense, but even the Weird Al song: Dare to Be Stupid, which is a parody of DEVO, is a song I just cant stand. I am towards the end of the album and I have to admit to dancing in my seat a bit. But its Shrivel-up, which isnt as high pitched as a lot of the other stuff.

This was really great music to have on in the background.

Not great at 9am. You can really hear the emo and pop punk that came after this, which I read about before playing the album. Overall, not for me but I can literally hear the influences.

I absolutely loved this album. Very fun! Was very surprised to hear the song from fallout new Vegas pop up. This was a blast.

For the most part I did not enjoy this. I can’t believe how many albums of this sold.

This was fantastic and I enjoyed it even more because of that pet shop boys nightmare.

Fantastic album

This was pretty good. Not the albums fault but I had to keep stopping and starting all day, which was tiring. I would come back to this, score would probably increase.

This is a really great album. A lot of really good songs performed really well.

Apparently this whole time Iron Maiden is the sound I thought Black Sabbath had. It rocks.

This was really good. Even the skits, usually the worst part of rap albums, were crazy brief and effective.

Enjoyed this. Just the kind of album that feels like it has always existed. Not great, but I really liked it.

It’s perfect.

This was pretty fun. Not what I was expecting from a name Ive heard of before. An interesting mix of styles in this too. I was expecting more of a harder rock sound and it ends up being somewhere between it and the early days of adult contemporary. Some kind of weird amalgam of the two. Pretty good.

Its pretty good. Really raw sound. If I heard it when I was younger it would probably be something I was really into.

I really enjoyed this. Will be going back for more.

Bad day for me to have this album. But it was fine and brief. Another day the score might be higher. Sorry culture club.

I know she was big in the 80s but if she came out in 1994 she would make jewel look like a joke in terms of success. I want to hear a mid 90s produced version of this album.

This was really nice. Very pleasant and lovely. I imagine there is a lot going on in the lyrics but unfortunately this acted as background music while working. I did really enjoy it. I would go back to this.

The song Maps is my favorite track of theirs. The rest of the album is high energy punkish sound. I like it for the most part. I bet if I heard the other songs as much as Maps, I would like them too. The quieter songs like Poor Song I think I liked more than the high energy, but it is the morning right now, so it could just be that.

This feels like music playing in the background of a Super Mario game. It was pretty pleasant. Felt very 80s island music movie sound. Through no fault of the music, it sounded cliched.

It felt like I was somewhere buying clothes for 1 hour and 14 minutes. Its not bad and I didnt mind it, but it just felt like it went on forever.

This was a good album. My Generation is the standout song for me, not because it was the one I was the most familiar with but because it has the sound I would associate with the who the most compared to the other songs on the album. That said, I haven't listened to a lot of the who outside of the hits, but that is what stuck with me.

A wonderfully fantastic album. All the American albums are great, but this one is my favorite.

This album felt like it was ten minutes of covers. The lead singer of the sonics sounds like where Hollywood got the idea of the doofus rock guy. It’s pretty blatant. Pretty fun album. In and out. Good songs.

It’s a pretty good album. I just never got into the strokes outside the hits. But it’s fine.

This album is great. The location, the prison crowd really bring something to this. Especially how prison life just continues with interruptions in the show for things. I really like when they boo the guard and the one in charge is like “ok settle down”. It’s prison but one of the better days there for some.

Sounds like a less enthusiastic EELS. Not terrible but not really for me. The singer sounds like someone else but I can’t quite place it. But it’s a 90s song. It’s not Shaun Colvin because that who sang Sonny came home. Overall and by the end I was into this.

Not really into it, but some of it was pretty cool.

A fantastic but brief album. Shockingly short with everything included. My only complaint with Marley is how much of it sounds incredibly similar. It feels almost like progressive rock the way the music fades into each song.

This was crazy good, and very short (barely over half an hour). The album starts off hard and becomes more ethereal as it goes on until it hit that heart of glass sound then it goes back to the more rock sound. Pretty good album!

This was very good. I dont know if there is a different version I was supposed to listen to, but this one was an EP with two tracks a long and short version of the Zombie song. Either way very good song. Looking into the history of the song, everything about it is crazy!

This was really really great! I’ve only heard a couple songs here and there. The criminal video is burned into my brain. But this is something else. When the album was finished it started playing another of her albums and I had no problem with that.

This was pretty good. Sounds like a raw, angry, rock and roll version of Joni Mitchell. This is an example of bad background music, but when you stop to listen, it really rocks. This is active listening music.

This album rocked. Very chill but fun. Still not a fan of jazz flute, but man those guys were killing it in the 70s.

Really enjoyed this. All Nick Drakes stuff has a timeless indie kind of sound. For a long time I thought his stuff was from the late 90s, and then the early 2000s, and its from the 60s. Crazy. Timeless.

Great album. I noticed the settle for nothing song sounds a lot like Tools bottom, mostly the Henry Rollins spoken word poetry part. They sound very similar and thought it was one group mocking the other until later on the album when fools Maynard James Keenan sang vocals on a track.

This was great! Progressive soul-like and tells a narrative. I’ve never seen superfly but I know what it’s all about from this. Very cool album.

This was great. I didn’t realize all these songs came from this album. I’ve heard a lot of these songs and didn’t realize they were all from the same group, let alone the same album!

This was great! I havent heard more than the radio hits from this album before. This was really good. The only thing that bother me about it is the mid-80s "lets get crazy" kind of sound that permeates through a lot of the album. And even then I didnt hate it. The other stuff, especially the songs I had never heard were crazy good!

This was pretty good. Felt a little long but I found it to be nice while working on somethings. All in all a pretty pleasant album.

This was pretty ok. Kinda trails off towards the end after some pretty steady energy early on.

I did not enjoy this. I like the song Cars. That’s about it. Too much synthesizer. Originally I thought this inspired Devo, but devo was first. Way too much synthesizer.

This is a movie that really freaked me out when I saw it as a kid and have stayed away from it ever since. It’s still true after listening to it. Some really good songs in there but some really messed up stuff too, but it’s telling a story so I get it. Overall pretty ok. Sounds like The Who wanted to make an album that sounds like the Beatles made a musical at times.

This was very nice. Dont have a whole lot to say. For a 40 minute album it felt long, but I dont have anything bad to say about it. His voice is very unique and I'm disappointed to say I don't think I've heard it before.

This was great. A very chill way to start a Monday, but I feel like this would work any time of day.

This was amazing! I had never really listened to anything but what was on the radio and this was terrific. Really enjoyed!

I really enjoyed this! It’s has a quirky college band sound. Sort of like a British 80s Ben folds five kind of thing. Not quite sure how to explain it other than if I was in college when this came out I would be all about it.

This was outstanding! An entire concert in 35 minutes, amazing! Great songs, great voice, great environment. Fantastic!

Gotta be honest I am not in the mood for korn today. So freak on a leash on gonna really need to hit for me for this to rate well. Freak on a leash still hits hard. Not really a big fan of korn but these chunky guitars are hard to say no to. The Fred durst song you can keep. Overall, it worked for me on a day this was the last thing I wanted to hear.

This didn’t grab me. Good background music though. I didn’t dislike it but when I actively listened it didn’t work for me.

Every track on this album sounds like it belongs in a Scorsese movie while something terrible is happening. Fantastic album. Fantastic sounds. Terrible man was Phil Spector, but the work is good.

This album was fine. Following up ziggy is a thankless task but this album feels tired. They sound great but you can tell they are exhausted and annoyed. I would probably feel different if I listened again but I don’t know. Album just didn’t grab me and I was excited to listen.

I don’t know. I didn’t dislike it but it really didn’t do anything for me.

Today’s album is the Meat Puppets II which I had never heard before. I’ve never heard an album that influenced a band more obviously than this did to nirvana. I know they’ve covered some of these songs in the unplugged album but nirvana wouldn’t have existed without this album. This album came out 5 years too early. It’s a raw nirvana sound and style before cobain came and locked it down.

This was ok. Some tracks are amazing and other sound like David Byrne nonsense. The issue is probably I haven’t heard the nonsense tracks enough to like them.

This was very very good. It sucks youtube music only has part of the album available, but someone else just uploaded the entire album as a video and I just listened to that. Very cool album. Really into it.

This was ok. Some of it is better than others. Works best as background music. When I was actively listening I couldn’t stand it but when it was just on i I was ok with it.

This was pretty good. I was into and wanted to know the songs better because I think it would really work for me then.

This was outstanding. So simple and so impactful. Great lyrics and good stories.

It’s the band. It’s great. Full stop. The Weight sounds like it is from a completely different album compared To the tracks that came before it. I did not expect long black veil here. Fantastic album

oh my. Does it all sound like this? So I guess so. Whoever came first, Tom Waits or Captain Beefheart I dont know, but someone owes the other a lot of money. 4 disc?! This sounds lot like Yoko Ono anti-art stuff, but man is this a slog. I am about half way through it and really want to stop. I mean, I get it, "we're breaking all the rules and we're the first to do it", but I just dont understand it. Maybe its a freeform jazz thing, which I appreciate its existence, but why is this so highly regarded? Poems like Orange Claw Hammer were interesting, but it was surrounded by the cacophony of noise.

I love this album, but it has a couple rough spots.

I really like this album for the most part. There are a couple songs that don’t work for me but the ones I do like oh yoko and imagine are so great that the others can feel like background noise.

I liked this a lot. I need to listen to this again but off the first go I would give 3 stars. It was a very quick 40 mins. Very good.

This was interesting. Kinda cool but a little dated to hear now. I can say I hadn’t heard India-inspired techno/house mucus before so that was cool. Over all pretty ok.

This was pretty cool. Pretty pretty cool. Pretty short too. Or felt short. Long grooves and funky sounds. Can’t say I loved it but very nice.

This was a rad funky time. Also Today I learned parliament funkadelic is the name of two separate George Clinton bands.

This was pretty interesting. I would like to listen again to pay better attention to the lyrics but even as inactive listening it was pretty good.

This album is great, but every song pretty much sounds like a variation of blizkrieg bop. I dont have a problem with that.

I think what I like best about this album is the rawness of everyones voice. Everyone sounds a little hoarse but it also sounds like they are having fun. This album is so good, so fun, and over way to quick.

This is really good album that except for a couple moments still feels very modern. There are some tracks on it I absolutely love, and some that don’t hit as hard but probably because I haven’t heard them enough. Every beastie song I hear I start off not liking and eventually love.

This was interesting because of how unlike a rem album it sounds. It’s like they hadn’t found their sound yet but still knew what to do.

I enjoyed the music in this one, but the lyrics and delivery didn't work for me.

I've been listening to this album and its fine, glam rock and fun, but didn't knock my socks off or anything. Then they played a clip of Come On Feel The Noise and i thought well thats odd. I thought that was from the late 70s or 80s with quiet riot. Turns out no, it was these guys. Then I realized this album is from 1972. Talk about being ahead of the curve.

Its fun enough, went by very quickly, but its early 90s house music.

This was awesome! I dont think I heard any of these tracks before, but I have heard some of the references, so it was neat to see those fall into place. Very interesting album and definitely sounds like something from 1994, but def not 91.

This was a very mellow listen. I expected something from the 70s from the cover art and didnt expect something modern at all. I liked it, i am sure multiple listens would increase the score.

I didn’t like this. I could hear a lot of familiar sounds and a few songs I was into. But for the most part this was not for me. I know what i want to sound like, but It never gets there and I don’t think it’s their fault. But I didn’t enjoy it.

It’s upsetting how quick this album is. I think this album is really great, but the second half of it is the strongest.

This was wonderful, just wonderful. I absolutely adored it.

This was quite good. This album has the sound I like when it comes to talking heads.

The twangy guitar almost ruined this for me but the voice is quite nice and the songs are pleasant. She sounds like she was told to sound like Dolly Parton, which was yesterday’s album. Also reminds me of Kacey musgraves. Overall pretty ok but that slide guitar country sound doesn’t work for me most of that time

the first track here sounds like A Perfect Circle slowed it down and used it as music for counting bodies like sheep. I dont care for the scream singing, but man the music rocks. Really rocks hard. This is awesome! The song scarecrow has a BAA DAA sound in it from a tears for fears (i think) song. This was awesome.

This is really good, and over way too quickly. It feels like a half baked album, until you take the history of the album into account. Its fast and frenetic. Full of energy and charm.

This is the kind of album that feels like it was over in 33 minutes. You think I just put this on, how can it be over already. Very cool album. Will always remind of 2nd grade because my teacher played you can call me al and dont worry be happy all the time.

Straight up great album.

This was fine. I love smooth operator. The other tracks sound similar but don’t hit the same for me. What is shocking is I thought this album sounded like it was from 89-90, but it’s from 1984. Crazily ahead of the curve.

I didnt care for this. It’s boring to me. It was better than the other pet shop boys album I listened to but not by much. This whole album I thought it sounded kind of like Depeche Mode but I don’t know a lot of their stuff so I wasn’t sure. The album just ended and the next song up was from Depeche Mode and I was right.

I wasn’t really into this. Felt like clothes shopping house music. It doesn’t even sound advanced for the time period. I could just be in a salty mood, but this one I didn’t get.

This was ok I guess. A frantic day and I didn’t really pay much attention to it. Decent enough background music I guess. I did keep seeing how much longer it was because it felt long.

This album is awesome. It feels like a punk album but from the 50's. Good songs, great voice. I have no complaints other than I haven't heard it enough to give it 5 stars.

This was great. Nice mix of big band music and softer songs. Over too quickly.

This was pretty ok. Some tracks I enjoyed more than others. For the most part it felt like a compilation of a variety of bands. If you told me I played the wrong thing and what I heard was an album called "the psychedelic sounds of the 60s", I would believe you.

This was my first deep purple album and I’ll be honest I thought they were supposed to be a mellow kind of band. So this was a shock. I didn’t dislike it, but I didn’t like it. I think expectations might have interfered with that because the music was pretty good and with a nice raw sound.

I spent this whole time trying to figure out what this sounded like and when the album finished and Fiona Apple started I had an answer. If Fiona Apple did an impression of Sarah McLaughlin with more rock and roll you might have this. It was yes and no for me mostly but when it was over I was disappointed because I had finally started enjoying it.

This was interesting. Somebody to love and white rabbit are the standout songs here. They sound so different from the rest of the album. I’m pretty disappointed in it because I thought there would be more of that sound.

An interesting album. A couple songs I was into it but this is definitely one of those albums where you can ten different albums in it. Stylistically this album is kinda all over the place. I had to keep checking if it had ended and another band had started playing but it was them each time. I mean they do what can only be called a beach boys song at one point

This was great and over too soon. Really great!

This was awesome. Really great!

This was very good. I especially like the covers on the extended edition version I listened too. Very different takes on some songs. The beatles song I almost didnt even realize was a beatles song at first.

Utterly charming and utterly timeless. Each track feels like it could continue for 20 minutes and sadly we only get about 4 mins. Perfection.

Energetic, frenentic, and wonderful! You can smell the cheap beer and cigarrets coming off this album. This album give off the feeling of what Fort Lauderdale smells like after spring break. Im glad to not have been the correct age for this album when it came out, but this is an awesome time machine album where you wish you could go back and hang out for a weekend.

This was great! I really liked this! Will be going back! 3 stars for how unfamiliar I was with it. I expect it to go up.

Simply wonderful. So seemingly simple and beautiful. Wish I had and do listen more.

Now this sounds like an REM album, at least this is the sound I think of when I hear it. Good album.

That first chord of this album totally sounds like the begining of the beatles Sgt Peppers lonely hearts club band for a long second. This album was pretty nice. Great music for listening while working. Im gonna play this one again.

I am really into this sound, but the mix isnt great for hearing the lyrics. It sounds like the vocals are behind everything and its very difficult to hear them. This sound like one of the missing links between hair metal and grunge.

Crazy energenic and then its over! A 35 minute live album, wow! Like the previous sam cooke album its like hes racing to see how fast he can finish the concert. And its not a bad thing, this album flies!

Songs like "locked inside" definitely deserve the comparison to some Michael Jackson stuff. It sounds like a sequel to a specific song that I think has the "mama say mama sa" part. Overall, this was very nice. A wide journey of sounds, but I enjoyed it.

Really didn’t expect to start with the riff from getting jiggy with it. This was pretty good and over in a flash, which was disappointing.

Its crazy this album is from 1979. Sounds at least from mid 80s. Overall, its was ok. I hadnt heard a British ska reggae album before.

Great album! Songs are very short though, and I would have like some self indulgence on the length of a few of them.

I enjoyed this. It was really quite fun!

I know this is good, because so many who understand it have said how good it is. But it just isn't for me. I've tried. I've really tried, just cant get into it, for the most part. To me it sounds like a planned and rehearsed cacophony of sounds and its the point. But its not entertaining to me. and an hour 45 mins, is a long time with something not entertaining.

This album was pretty cool. Sounds much later than 91, so I can see why it is there.

This was great! I can’t believe all these songs came from one album! Outstanding! It’s so weird to think of these songs as new. To me they are just the songs that had always been.

This album sounds like what I think Metallica sounds like. This is bit too heavy for me this morning, which isnt the albums fault. Today I learned Raining Blood is not a Reggie and the Full Effect original! WOW! Overall this was pretty rad, and when it finished it went right into a metallica song and I didnt even notice.

This was pretty cool. I didn't love it, but if I heard it some more that could change. i like the sound.

Just terrific. Shockingly only 28 minutes long. Incredible!

I would be a lot more into the doors than I am if not for the organ. I really dont care for the organ sound. But some of these sound need it. But you cant argue with some good music and I like this album.

The description of this album says it is a big departure from his earlier work, but to me it still sounds like the album I had much earlier in this project. It sounds like him sitting around playing his style of music, the only thing missing is the audience. I dont dislike it, but its not grabbing me like I hoped it would. Strong start though. Overall, pretty pleasant.

I really liked this! Can’t believe I never heard any of this before!

I had this album. I remember opening it up inside my moms van and loading it into my discman in the mall parking lot. This album rocks.

Pure energy. I wonder if you could call this progressive rock because each track bleeds into the next and they all have the same level of energy. Most of the songs pretty much sound similar, I didnt know the album was close to being finished because I thought only a few songs had played. Overall would return to this. Ace of Spades is an all time song.

I enjoyed this. Nice background music.

This was terrific. Great afternoon music.

This was quite good. I liked the second half of the album much more than the first.

This was pretty ok. Might have been a tough sell for a monday morning album. I enjoyed the second half of the album more than the first.

This was very nice. Felt like what my mom would listen to on the radio. Felt like every 80s adult contemporary song.

Well.... I didnt hate it and I borderline enjoyed most of it. The stuff I didnt like was the noise, got tiring after a while. But I will say this is definitely my favorite Frank Zappa project so far.

I actually enjoyed this one. By far I think my favorite tom waits. I really enjoyed the eclectic style of this.

This started off strong but kinda tailed off for me. I will admit I was distracted while I say it was trailing off. Overall it was pretty ok. I’d probably listen to this again.

This was great and over much too fast.

I really enjoyed this and listened to the entire 1.5 hour deluxe edition. I found it charming. Its a lot of total beatles rip offs, but really, I dont care. They sound good and fun. I can understand why they were so popular. The pretending to play the instruments and all that is another story, but this was a fun album.

This didnt really do much for me. Wasnt into it, but it was pleasant enough background music.

A fantastic and powerful album.

This was outstanding! I really loved almost every minute of it! First time listening to this full album.

Just a great album. The way she’s so heavy just ends is odd but I read online that the band thought it would be funny and then I read that it was also the last track of the A side of the album which makes more sense for the gag. Either way. A masterpiece.

I couldn’t wait for this to be over. Wrong day for me to have this shopping for clothes at structure album.

This is a pretty ok album. Some songs are better than others and the hits are the hits for a reason. I never understand the hate the eagles get other than over exposure.

Really great album! I like the second half more than the first. There are a lot of riffs in this album that you can really hear in some weezer and I want to say stone temple pilots songs. Very cool.

This album was alright. I think I listened to a deluxe version because it had a bunch of acoustic versions. The acoustic versions section I really enjoyed a lot more, but that might be because it strips away that 80s sound. It’s not bad but it didn’t grab me like I thought it would when it first started.

There she goes is not a song I expected to hear from this group. For album from 1990 that song sound like the most 1996 thing ever. Overall this was pretty ok. It definitely has a mid 90s sound probably produced in 89.

This was a good one for the most part. The hits hit the hardest, but I was surprised how different the non hit songs were from the singles. Not that they were totally different, but a lot of this album feels like filler between masterpieces.

I liked this album, but I was mostly waiting around for the songs I knew. The songs I didnt know were ok, but the hits are all timers.

I loved this. Has never listened to this album before and I wanted it to never end. Great stuff!

I thought this was great! Very chill background music for working. Pleasant and enjoyable.

This album from the first note sounds like 5 different songs. I am immediately into it. I really liked this album. Lot of interesting styles and lyrics about serious topics.

This album I listen to half yesterday and the second half today. I enjoyed it a lot more today than I did yesterday. Not sure what the difference was other than able to pay less attention and just background music it today? Either way. I ended up giving it a bonus Samara because today was so nice I listened to the second half twice on accident and didn’t care.

This was delightful! It went by so quick! I really like this. Pleasant and fun. Good walking around music.

I really enjoyed this album. The minute I heard that slide guitar I was worried, but it was very nice to listen to.

This album works for me. Sounds like freshman year of college and everything that comes with that. I was waiting for weapon of choice the whole time and didn’t realize that’s from a different album.

This was lovely. Pleasant harmonies and nice songs. No complaints.

I liked this enough. You can really hear a lot of different bands in here from stroke 9 to the national and everything in between.

I thought this was outstanding! I liked the first half more of the album more than the second half but overall a haunting voice with great beats and mature subjects. Very cool stuff!

Really enjoyed this. Not nearly as hard or as raw as I was expecting it to be. It’s odd how the hits sound so different from the other tracks. They aren’t bad but they knew what would be popular on the radio.

I didn’t hate this but I didn’t really like it. Some great sounds but the Mansonness of the whole thing overshadows all of it. Would be interested in hearing a version of this without the Marilyn Manson voice effects. You can really hear the Trent Reznor influence on a couple tracks too!

This is really just terrific. Amazing voice, amazing beats, powerful lyrics. Just great!

Really enjoyed this. Sounds like 17 or so Elton John songs. This is one of those albums I've always wanted to listen to, and just like everyone, I should have just done it. Its great!

I found this to be pretty great background music. I was totally into this. I don;t really know why, but it just hit right this morning. Probably because of the lower frequency beats and slow consistence, just worked for me.

This didnt really hit for me. Some good tracks and beats, but overall it sounded older than it is. A couple tracks I was suprised I already knew like the This is Love song.

This was crazy fast and interesting. Lot of incoherent thoughts about this album I will need time to put together. I like what he has to say on this album and it feels incredibly relevant today as it did when it came out.

Sounds like if Mumford and sons was Coldplay. I enjoyed this.

This was great! Sounds great and 70s but timeless!

This was fine. It definitely doesnt feel like an album from the 70s. Overall very mellow, but not what I needed to hear this afternoon. I should have listened to this in the morning.

I really enjoyed this album. This will be our year is a song I’ve always loved and I think the version I am more familiar with is from a different band I can’t place right now, maybe fountains of Wayne?. Much of this album sounds like it could have come out in 2007.

This album was not available officially on youtube music, but I was able to listen to a not great upload of it also through youtube music. Anyway, I was into this. I would like to hear it with a lot more polish, but I dont think you get Nirvanas sound or weezer without this album.

I really liked this. I did listen to the 30-40 min version, because 3.5 hour version felt a little much. Funny thing though, is it was the only version available on youtube music officially. I found someone else built a playlist and listened to it. When it was over, the 3 hour version started playing, and I just let it.

I liked this album quite a bit. Another one difficult to find on youtube music, but fortunately someone put together a collection. But I liked this quite a bit. I can see why their greatest hits album sells so well. The hits are outstanding, but the other can be so-so or a miss, but never bad.

This was fine. It has Sunday Bloody Sunday on it, so thats a great song, so are many of the others. For a minute I wasnt sure if I was listening to that greatest hits of 80s album.

This album sounds like a sweaty summer night with friends. I have no complaints.

This was tremendous! To think all these songs came from one album! Wow!

This was pretty ok. Glad I listened to it. Some cool background music. When it finished, I was disappointed there wasnt more.

This was fine, but each song felt like it was building to a drop that never arrived. But I liked it! The lady singer sounded very familiar but I was able to place who they sounded like. Overall, pretty ok.

I loved this. Wished it was three times as long.

Really enjoyed this. I always like the flaming lips, but never seek them out. This was great.

This was great! There is a lot of Hendrix I've never listened to, including this. Ive heard the hits, but hearing the other tracks really gives you an appreciation for what was here. This is an album that sounds like it should be deep in the 70s, with the voice and talent with the sound of 20 years of experience.

I really enjoyed this! Great album! At times I would forget it was a live album. Sounds great with fun songs!

Really enjoyed this. Very pleasant and exciting. No notes.

This album is terrific. The hits are outstanding, fun dance music, and heavy well utilized beats and lyrics. This is just a really good album.

This was very good. I wasn’t able to pay attention to the whole thing but what I really appreciated is how the music was secondary to the lyrics. Ice cube has something to say and he wants you to hear it. He speaks clearly and confidently and sounds almost effortless to the point of not trying until you look at the lyrics and see how they line up. Guy is a poet. I would like to go back and listen better.

This was great! I really enjoyed this. I never realized she was British. And that she was around so much earlier than I thought. She sounds like she’s holding back at times on this but you feel when she isn’t.

I enjoyed this album. It has that 80s hip hop sound I don’t really care for but the lyrics were about social issues. These guys had something to say and it wasn’t all about money and partying.

It was great! Just one of those intimidating albums because of how much respect it receives. Just really good.

This was fun. Just sounds like some guys together just jamming. Very quick too! Felt like half an hour.

So I didnt hate this, but, its too much techno for me. I did hear a lot of late 90s electronica sounds. A lot of it reminded of the soundtrack to the matrix, which is where most of my late 90s techno experience comes from.