Nice jazz album but not really my cup of tea overall. Couple of familiar tunes 'Blue Rondo à la Turk' and 'Take Five' that I liked well enough.

Nostalgic but still really fresh. Never gets boring or too slow and is filled with classic GD hits like 'Holiday', 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' and 'Wake Me Up When September Ends'. Over 20 years old and still a banger of an album.

Great album. Hadn't heard much beyond the title track before, but enjoyed it as a whole after a full listen. Every tune offered something new but contributed equally.

Can hear what made 'Americana' such a great album. Couple of great tracks 'Self-Esteem' and 'Gotta Get Away' but a little samey overall.

Not for me. Doesn't make me feel anything and is very slow. Not sure jazz is my cup of tea.

Vibey album. Great mood/background music with a few bangers.

I respect the experimentation and willingness to try something completely new. As a listening experience though, I can't say I found it very enjoyable. Sometimes noise...is just noise.

Classic Britpop album. Far more experimental than many rival bands of the period but lacking memorable hits beyond the obvious. Good listen.

Great bluesy hard rock album. Paul Rodgers' voice is amazing throughout. Bad Company are one of the best rock supergroups and this debut album was a great opener.

Interesting combination of jazz/folk/rock. Winwood has a great voice and the album is great background music but overall isn't for me.

Had not listened much beyond 'Pet Sounds' but really enjoyed this album. The first 4 songs especially are among my favourite Beach Boys songs. For a 17th album (!!!) it's a great listen.

Great vibey ambient music and mood setter.

Scarcely music.

Nothing special.

Classic 80's album with some excellent tracks but loses steam in its 2nd half. Peter Gabriel's voice was pretty great though and it has some interesting world music influences.

Experimental pop (I think) it's quirky, full of interesting sounds and vocals, Bjork is cool af, cool album.

Nothing like I expected. So much variety in styles keeps it interesting the whole way through. There's country, rock n roll, orchestral, and definitely some Beatles influence.

One of the best debuts of all-time.

Bored me to tears. Disconnected sounds, long stretches of nothing then explosions of noise. Pass.

Arguably the best Grunge album of them all. Brilliant from start to finish.

Jazz rock blows

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Just not that interesting. Pleasant enough but wildly overrated.