familiar with and like two of Cohen's older albums, so i'm excited to listen to this! don't think i know anything from it. edit: this was awesome. cohen's voice has matured so much, and i especially loved the somber-esque mood to the storytelling he was portraying. this was a great album.

actually rather good! i enjoyed this album and have admittedly not listened to a lot of portishead in a while!

Not the biggest on Led Zeppelin, honestly, but am a fan of some of the songs that played on this. Largely unbothered, though.

eh. was good, but don't really see myself revisiting anything, honestly.

Listened to it on shuffle about a quarter of the way through before restarting and going back through. Some good songs! But was largely, 'eh'.

Banger of course. Haven't listened to Frank in a while.

Haven't listened to U2 wholly since they released that album across all iPhones, aside from the rogue well-known tracks. This was good! Not the best, but in no way bad.

Bruh. Not the biggest fan of Bob Dylan and his voice which has been a newer realisation. This will be tough. edit: Could not finish, ahahahaha.

Haven't heard of him before. Not bad though? Not my preferred cup of tea, but definitely not bad. Nothing really stuck out to me, unfortunately.

Only know a couple songs by these guys, but I largely liked the album a lot. Wasn't able to save the songs, but did like a good number of them. Definitely will be revisiting again.

omg, I love Devendra Banhart! Can't wait to listen to. edit: Great album. forgot how good he is. Need to properly listen to him more.

Never heard of these guys! I like them thus far, but nothing inherently is sticking out. High-level, they resemble 'Roxy Music'. edit: Enjoyed them, but didn't save anything.

It was fun! And I recognized some songs - covers - but not sure I found anything for me. Definitely worth a listen, but not personally for me.

Oh hell yes. Love Dire Straits. This should be good. Already have a couple saved from this album.

While I can appreciate the songs and lyrics and meaning, and the album as a whole, I just am not largely a fan of this type of music. The album was good and worth listening too, but I probably won't find myself revisiting it, or many of the songs.

Good! A part ot e 'The White Stripes' I've never heard before. Refreshing and all around every song was somewhat, 'different' -- nothing underlying to connect them from a sound standpoint.

Awesome album. Also crazy that it came through the week of Ozzy's passing. Happy to have it run across my desk and be able to reflect on his music. Great listen.

Was good! Not my favourite honestly, and I probably wouldn't care to listen to again. I know they have a rather large following, but I don't know -- not for me.

bruh. not another bobby d. album! ugh... edit: i did finish this one, which wasn't as bad as the other on here. but i can finally relate to my mom and why she doesn't like neil young -- his 'whining' is somewhat parallel to bobby's nasally prolonged annunciations. welp.

BRO! back-to-back bob dylan IS NOT the move. think this album has 'Stuck Inside of Mobile...' song though. edit: i listened to it wholly, but wasn't impressed. i'm not saying he's not a good song write, i just can only handle the voice so much...

Ohhhh. I think 'Hurt' is on this album? Slay. Haven't listened to them very much so should be good. edit: Okay, I had no idea what I was getting myself in with this. I just don't think this genre is for me. I was right though -- 'Hurt' was on here. Banger.

Don't think I've ever heard this? Should be interesting. edit: Initial vibes remind me of the Jimmy Carter and Dallas County Green, with the acoustics and accents, and storytelling aspect.

I'm familiar! Just read their Spotify page and it seems that they were part of the Talking Heads trio! Which I didn't know. Don't know their whole discography, so this should be good. edit:It was good! a worthwhile fun listen. Can definitely hear elements of the Heads in it.

Ooooh, like Yes a lot but never heard anything from this album. Super slay. edit: honestly -- it was good, but nothing memorable.

oh wow, i don't think i've ever listened to more than a couple of Green Day's songs. this should be good. familiar with a couple of the songs on this album. edit: liked it! some of the songs were nostalgic, especially the more known ones.

never heard of them! wasn''t bad as i didn't skip anything, but also didn't take anything away. was good to work to, honestly.

Not sure how keen I am on metal, so this should be interesting. edit: Didn't finish :/ Not the biggest on metal.

familiar with a couple of songs off this album, but never listened to it wholly. edit: sorry Stones, but largely unimpressed with this. listened as background noise while working, and nothing stuck out.

oh! don't think i'm familiar as nothing comes to mind! edit: didn't save anything, but enjoyed what i heard. classic punk or early alternative if i had to pass a genre.

this was good! didn't save anything, but enjoyed listening to it.i was a fan of how it sampled through songs with lyrics and without -- added a nice break, in a sense.

i admittedly never listened to the foo fights much at all, and am only familiar with their popular work. edit: they're good! just not for me. or at least now. maybe didn't give them what they deserved and actively listen.

never listened to this wholly, but know nine inch nails' 'hurt' cover is on it. we'll see how it is! edit: it was good! a lot of covers, which i slowly put together. not necessarily my thing, but did enjoy a lot of what he sand. someone between three and four stars for me.

oh hell yes. edit: this was awesome. sad songs within the album, but a very enjoyable and reflective listen. i enjoyed the songs on it that i haven't heard before. and the art work! awesome.

a worthwhile listen and fun! nostalgic too. haven't listened to him explicitly ever, let alone in a long time.

familiar with and like two of Cohen's older albums, so i'm excited to listen to this! don't think i know anything from it. edit: this was awesome. cohen's voice has matured so much, and i especially loved the somber-esque mood to the storytelling he was portraying. this was a great album.

know a bit of songs from this album! learning to like him, too! not sure why i was so unfavourable of his music in the past. he's good! edit: i did like the songs i already had saved ('Waitin' On A Sunny Day', 'You're Missing', 'My City of Ruins', to name a few), but not so much the others.

good! funky! it was good and not at all what i'd normally listen to!

i was not a fan of this. i guess i just don't like the emo genre. i read up on them, and can appreciate wat they did on the forefront of this type of music, but generally was not a fan.

It was good! Worth the listen, notable songs that I recall and think are popular, but not necessarily something I'd find myself revisiting I don't think.

Banger album. Love their live shows. Had know idea that they were a proper jam band until listening to their live recordings.

I did not like this at all.

I LOVE COLDPLAY! THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME! edit: awesome album. just so great.

i like fiona apple a lot! have never listened to this album in its entirety, but had a couple songs saved. largely liked it! and the succeeding album's mix afterwards.

pretty good! obviously know who michael jackson is, but never really listened to much of his discography. these albums are nice as introductions.