Sounds like Beth Gibbons singing.

Prefer Metallica's thrash-ier stuff but a lot of great riffs on here. 6.5/10. Lot of same sounding songs but not a bad way to spend an hour

Funky. Jazz/soul? Great drumming especially Happy Feeling and Africano. Some songs I recognize others I'm hearing for first time.

RIP, I thought this was a random generator, clearly not! Pretty amazing album, love the layered vocals and instrumentation. Mostly cheery but some sad/ominous moments as well, Mrs. O'Leary's Cow in particular.

I AM THE WORLD'S FORGOTTEN BOY. Quick and dirty punk album. Vocals and guitar are clearly the focus.

Soothing rainy Saturday music. Definitely will revisit this!

Listened while mowing the lawn. Just not my style but the guy has pipes

Catchy punk jams. Found myself humming along on first listen to some of them

I Zimbra and Mind were a great start. Life During Wartime is a classic and maybe my favorite TH song. Drugs was an interesting finish. Enjoyed listening to this very much!

At first I was like eh then I kept listening and listening and listening

Dead Drunk and Naked. Something about George Wallace. Good album

Fantastic

Jazz I guess

I'd rather listen to Gorillaz

Good record

This was fucking amazing

I don't even think I've heard of The Fall but this is awesome. Maybe my favorite album from this list yet, I've gone back to it more than any other. NO CHRISTMAS FOR JOHN QUAYS!!!

Just boring tbh

Great album. Obviously Ziggy and Suffragette are classic but Five Years, Soul Love, Starman stuck out to me too!

~The Beatles~ Great record - Paul Rudd

Respect the hustle but not for me

Why so many concerts at prisons

What in the hell even is that

Fine but nothing jumped out at me. Better than Dirty Projectors though...

Some great guitar work and interesting songs. Some bland parts to start and round out the album

Too long but solid album with some nice folky tunes

First genuine wtf, no thanks

Bluesier than I would expect from the Stones!

Soft and sparse. Enjoyed listening to this but probably not something I will revisit too often, alot sounds the same. Suzanne was the peak imo

Brit pop never really been my thing although there were some interesting songs here. Sidewalk serfer girl, a touch sensitive, no sympathy in particular

Enjoyed this. Nice easy breezy listen. Especially the stretch from Oh Susanna to Blossom

Such an incredible album. All the songs are short, to the point and catchy. Revolver was good but this blows it out of the water!

I feel like I've heard the opener Stolen Car. I dig Pass in Time! Not really my style overall but this was nice to listen to and she's got a beautiful voice!

Holy fuck. A must relisten. All of the songs blended together on first listen and I never lost interest the entire time. I think "So Real" was my favorite the second time through, but so much greatness it's hard to say for sure. Wow wow wow wow wow

Great album but I can't help feel I'm still recovering from "Grace"

Solid punk. Tight instrumentation. Nothing stands out to me though.

He's undeniably a good song writer but his music approach and voice kind of bore me.

2 listens, prog bro!!!

This seems like an odd choice but definitely appreciated the Scott Walker vibe songs and didn't mind listening to this. Especially the last song

Silly folk songs are good

Incredibly unique voice. Hearing Lilac Wine just a week or so after hearing Jeff Buckley's version was a nice touch. Recognized Four Women's piano from The Story of OJ - Jay Z!!!

Powerful record. Fast Car is an all time song, I also love the simplicity of most of these songs especially Behind the Wall. Compact songs that don't overstay their welcome.

All time classic, RIP Ozzy. Will be listening to this today but no additional analysis is required since it is and always has been an easy 5/5. War Pigs and Hand of Doom are maybe the most epic songs ever recorded.

The Low End Theory is my favorite. This is good and clearly influential but doesn't hit as hard as TLET in my opinion. This is also the first hip hop album for me on the list!

Some classic songs here. Prince is undeniably a talented vocalist and talented artist in general. Unabashedly 80s which comes off slightly corny to me. It's fine but not something I see myself ever getting very into.

Carole King influencing-ass music. This just never grabbed my attention

We Will Fall was half the album. It's decent, definitely a little basic sounding to me, but understand it's influential.

Some classic songs here but overall I'm just kinda bored by Eagles. Everything sounds the same.

Glam jams. Kiss+Alice Cooper esque.

Every song is enjoyable. The Boxer is an all time song, the rest is good to great

The instrumentation is really good but these songs just drag too long for my non-jammy tastes

Running up that hill! Nice artsy pop songs. Waking the Witch is nuts and the back half of the album is where it's at. Out there for sure

My kinda country. Compact sing song tunes, soft and buzzy. This is an album.

Rush is always decent. The 20 minute opener was more engaging than I would have expected from a freaking 20 minute song.

Some all time classic jams here. Eruption and Ain't Talking About Love are my favorites.

Sludgy with some unexpected doom metal vibes. It's a good album with some classic songs but I feel like there's not enough going on to justify such a long run time.

Saw the length and shuddered. Three Dylan albums in the first two months of this. Not every song needs to be 5+ minutes long Bob. 16 min track to end it? Sheesh!

Marcus Garvey Mon. Reggae.

Beatles and Bob Dylan mania early in my journey! Full of classics, enjoyable deep cuts, fuck they were high as balls on LSD for some of this.

Nothing spectacular, but didn't mind this at all! Good vocals and catchy 80s vibes

Teenage Riot alone got this to 3 stars, always have loved this song. Really enjoyed the rest as well, something that I can't put my finger on is keeping this below 5 stars but it's a great album nonetheless.

Some lovely trip hop with a bit of British weirdness. Recognized the "diamonds in the back" section of "Be Thankful for What You've Got" from the Ludacris song! Have always loved "Unfinished Sympathy", "Daydreaming" slapped immediately.

Good 80s record, very anthemic. F-F-F-Foolin! is my favorite. Liked the last song especially the final minute/hidden track!

Can definitely hear the influence of this album on 80s punk and on. Slow paced and methodical. Listened to this twice. Great use of reverb and unique drum patterns

It's alright? Probably won't revisit this, tough to hear how this is so influential.