Not my favorite full Sinatra album to listen to in full, but has some classic tracks. Would put on for easy listening while cooking, but Sinatra has such a prolific catalogue that any of his compilation albums are almost always better to listen to in full.

Brings me back to highschool, varied gothy post punk. Fantastic all the way through and might be my favorite album of theirs, though I haven't listened their entire discog. - Mitona “Sin in my Heart” is my pick for favorite track of the album. The progression of instruments with vocal wailing to crescendo is sick. - SpaceCrabs A absolute post punk masterpiece and timeless goth classic. -Germoses

Powerful, great production and writing

4 A quintessential 90s masterpiece. -Germoses. The guitar and drums on this album is among the best you'll find. -SC

Easy listening, exceptional intertwining of piano guitar and harmonica.

It's hard to say anything about this album that hasn't been said before. Another MUST LISTEN album for any fan of the genre. -Germoses Good elevator music - SC

Not for me - SC

Tusk is such a weird album because half of it sounds like a normal follow-up to their previous record Rumors, but then the other half is their attempt at sounding like The Clash. The parts individually I enjoy, but its like listening to a playlist on shuffle with the genre whiplash and I don't know if I like that in an album as its 2 different vibes. -mitona This is my first time listening through and yeah whiplash is exactly how it feels. There are some solid tracks on it though like Angel and The Ledge … but yeah it just doesn’t feel cohesive to me. -spacecrabs

Ice gets a lot of flack for his acting career but this album is solid. Def an acquired taste to bridge the generational gap. High 3/5 from me. - SC Not a bad album. Am I the only one who finds skits in albums corny? -Germoses.

Album is phenomenal, hard to believe it was their debut. The only issue is that its singles have been played to death everywhere since its release.

I did not expect Sound of Silver on this list. Not that its not good, but their first album is probably way more influential as a modernized Devo electronica/art rock sound. This album still has some of that, but loses some of the charm for more indie rock sound which is probably more generally approachable. Loved the unique synths and bass used throughout. Album could use a radio cut version where each track is 3-5min instead of averaging at 7min as I feel like the unique sounds are better in bursts. - mitona

Never heard of these guys. Album is impressively authentic to a fault. They are dead serious in getting that classic southern rock sound down to the themes explored in their songs and I can't tell if its satire or not. Deserves another listen through or maybe just the hits as some songs were a slog. Another listen through and I'm on board with them. Its not something I'd seek out, but seems like a great fit to sneak into the family bbq playlist where other bands in this genre cover the same themes in the opposite connotation. -mitona The opening track caught me, have only been able to listen through the first 3 tracks… so far the majority feeling I’m having…. Huh? Never been much of a country boy but I’ll give this a fair shot, too early to rate tho. -spacecrabs

I've never listened to a Bowie album I didn't like, but there are better Bowie albums than this one. -mitona

Not for me. 2/10 - SC Interesting prog rock album that is very keyboard focused. First song could have been split up into multiple songs as it has distinct sections that don't really tie in well with each other. The rest of the songs aren't very remarkable, but overall has some fun arrangements. -mitona This is the first album I just had to hard pass on. After the first minute of the first song I just know it's not something for me. -germ