This album is an incredible example of experimental and innovative instrumental rock. While this album has its high highs, sometimes it falls short of its expectations, and has very low lows. I loved the songs Glass Museum and The Taut and Tame. By far a good album.
Good album. I was surprised, since I don’t really like folk, but this took rock and it felt like it may have reinforced folk as more of a rock genre. I like it, and I highly recommend.
This is an incredible album! This is seriously one of the most inspirational albums of all time. People will call this Prince’s best album, just because of the amount of fame it got, but honestly, in my opinion, it’s not. Still a great album, but it’s not worth the hype that people give it that often. It’s an incredible album though.
It’s an alright album. A song like Running Up That Hill is very iconic, so in terms of icon likeness, it has very big influence on pop culture. But other than that, I don’t believe this album is really as amazing as people always say.
It sounded like a mix of some type of southern rock, but mixed with Bob Dylan and The Beatles at the same time. In fact, the opening track, called Tears of Rage, is written by Bob Dylan. The song is definitely a 5/5 stars!! This album is really cool, since it came out in July of 1968, but it sounds like a later 1970’s album. The Band was beyond their time. Very cool record.
One of the best 80’s albums. SO DEFINING! Great!
A very interesting album. While I do find some of the tracks to be cool and well produced, I feel like most of the tracks are just compiled sounds and random odds and ends. I wish I could say I liked this record more. Sorry…
The album is good, but it’s hard to ignore the over saturated love R&B ballads on it. While they sound great (it is MARVIN GAYE), some songs can feel way too overly cheesy and cringey. Other than that, this is a good record.
Not a good album. Just a bunch of noise and ridiculously loud guitar.
This is a really smooth and really good hip hop record. It has a pretty smooth flow with some ok songs here and there. There’s really only like two songs that I thought were ok. It was really good though!
This is a very cool album. It mixes blues, rock, and jazz. This album is CRAZY! I didn’t expect to like it as much as I did. This record changes second by second and I think it’s incredible how Zappa could fuse many different styles into one. This album is really cool!
This record was a very bluesy one. Which, at first sounds like a great listen, which a lot of the songs are. But some go way too close to being country. I’d say this album imagined what Bob Dylan and southern rock would sound like if they came together. It sounds good, but some songs just fall short. Not a bad album at all though.
This album good, but everything I was hearing about the record told me it was gonna be great. And if I’m being honest, I just couldn’t see it in a GREAT light. I thought that the record would be very clean and well put together, but I felt like it didn’t hold up to that standard. It he vocals were very hard to hear and the mix wasn’t very smooth. Some songs were better than others, but I felt like it could have been a lot better than people were saying it was gonna be.
This is a very good record, but the only downside is that 5 out of the 16 tracks are interludes. This makes it incredibly hard to rate and analyze. While, I loved the record, the interludes made it hard to follow the story. And I feel like I need to rate the interludes, since they are on the album and define it in the R&B world. This made it feel MANDATORY to have to listen to every single track from back to back. But I enjoyed the normal track list, excluding the interludes.
The record was surprisingly good!! While some of the interludes were ridiculously sexual and very uncomfortable, the rest of the songs held up very well. And I LOVE 90’s hip hop. This is a good record!
This album was good! There were good songs and there were “meh” songs if I’m being honest. But, I can safely say that I didn’t hate this record, but I didn’t love it. That’s why the score is right in the middle.
This album was a crazy mix of blues, soul, and rock. The lead singer, also the bassist and guitarist, had a cool and smooth voice, but if I’m being honest, it was nothing that impressed me too much. This album was good, but I don’t know if I would ever truly go back to it again.
This was a really cool album that I had heard one of my friends talk about a lot. He told me that I should listen to it, so I’m glad I got that one generated!! It’s rock and roll at its finest. It also has some ballad-like qualities that I do really enjoy. I’ll have to listen to more of Bruce Springsteen!
The album is an alternative masterpiece if I’m being honest. The drums, the guitar, the singer!! They are all soooooo good!! I wasn’t sure what this album would sound like, and I can safely say that it was really good! Not perfect, but great!
The record felt like an exploration I don’t think I’d go on again. It feels like a journey through bad sounds, but pretty cool lyrics.
This is was mediocre album if I’m being honest. It did have great songs, but I feel like I’ve heard better blues elsewhere. I have heard of the artist, but I don’t know if I’d come back to the album. Since I don’t love it and I don’t hate it. I’m gonna have to give it a 3 out of 10, But honestly, it could be higher and it could be lower. Not exactly sure but I’m just gonna put it in the middle to be safe.
The album was good! I thought I wasn’t a huge fan of the record, but I was really wrong. The only song that I thought was ok was Star, but other than that, all the tracks were great! The lyrics, production, and instrumentation make the songs stand out. This is truly an amazing album.
The record is good, but it just feels like old, generic music that has aged since 1957. There were really good songs, don’t get me wrong. I just feel as though a lot of the music from the 50s has this feeling about it, so it’s just a generational thing.
This record is smooth and full of beautiful jazz songs accompanied by Sarah Vaughan’s silky vocals. I can’t believe I loved this that much. I look forward to getting this!
Metal has never been my cup of tea, but I think this album changed that for me. I loved some of the tracks on it, but to be honest it’s right in the middle, since I didn’t like some of the tracks. It’s good though!
The album was cool. I don’t really have much to say about it. Soul Auctioneer sounds like if Bob Dylan made electronic music in the late 90s, which doesn’t sound good, but it’s actually ok. Right down the middle. 3 out of 5.
What an incredible jazz record! This is the first Miles Davis record I got on vinyl, so every time I hear it, it just makes me so happy! What a smooth jazz record!
The record is very good, and that took me by surprise, since I’ve never really listened to “yacht rock” before or soft rock. It’s a very impressive album though, since Steve Winwood played all of the instruments!! It’s good!! I’m glad I liked it as much as I did.
Good! A folk rock album I really do love! I’ll come back to this record!
A couple of the tracks are good, but it’s just too avant-garde for me. I feel like at some parts, all that they’re doing is just making noise. But not all of it is bad.
It’s a good record, which is surprising because I didn’t think I would like Elvis Costello… but I don’t even know why. It’s some good rock and roll that you just don’t see today. It’s good!
This record was incredible! Another Neil Young album I love! It’s acoustic quality, along with its hard rockers at some points, make it a very good mix of a record. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
This record feels like a mix of punk rock and pop. It’s pretty good, but I don’t know if I’d come back to a lot of the tracks. But it’s cool!
I found this project to be a very interesting look into the mind of Robert Wyatt. While there were songs I strongly disliked, not hated, but disliked, there were songs I really liked. So this is a good record to put on and kind of skip through, but not listen to all the way through. So I’ll say three out of five stars.
This album was a very experimental look into alternative/indie rock. PJ Harvey is an artist who I’ve never heard of before, but after listening to this record, I will definitely have to listen to more of her stuff!
It was a cool singer-songwriter album. It came out in 1968, but sounds much newer. They were way ahead of their time! So good. Good songwriting and instrumentations.
What an iconic album by an iconic band. I’m not that big on metal… but this is on a different level. This is ROCK!! I liked it. I would go back to it!
A really good album! It includes folk, rock, jazz, and blues all on one album. Really good!!
It’s a cool album. Some songs are great and others just fall short to my standards and expectations. But I would revisit it!
A good album. Reminds me of soft rock, but also classical music at the same time. Really good!
A pretty dang good album! I’d go back to it! I didn’t enjoy as much as I thought I would, but still liked it!
Really good old school hip hop record!
Didn’t think I would love this album, but it turned out that it’s GREAT!
AMAZING HIP HOP RECORD! I’m really shocked I like it that much.
A really cool Bowie-like album. But Bowie mixed with Duran Duran!
It’s ok. It’s just too classical for me
A really good hip hop record. I thought I HATED Eminem. But I was WRONG
It’s a cool instrumental funk album that has cool beats and nice atmosphere. It’s great!
A cool hip-hop inspired electronic record. It’s really good!
Just a 5. For obvious reasons. 5!!
Nice, smooth rock record!
Nice and smooth pop. I’d go back to this for sure!
A cool album, but a little abstract and aggressive to be brought on as just a normal record.
Great record! Smooth r&b/disco! Really good!
Good record and it reminds me a lot of the Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran, and The Cure! It’s really good!
A pretty good record! There’s a lot of good songs, then there’s just songs that are EHHHH
Great album! Highly recommend!
What a great album! BEST Coldplay album!
