Not bad... it feels a little dated, but can be enjoyed outside of a club in my view.

So many hits on this record. It will be hard to go back to given what MJ did. Also, not quite as classic / time-tested as Thriller.

Although "Fairytale" is top 5 holiday song for me, it's not likely I'll come back to this record.

Glad I listened to it (finally). I like the first half more than the second half. Thanks, Jeremy

Obvously a very important album in terms of popularizing pop punk. I like the songs when I hear them isolation, and there are a lot of solid hits on this record, but it's hard to listen all the way through, in part due to the production.

Pretty solid record. Enjoyed it, but not sure how much I'd come back to it.

Enjoyed more than I thought, but had it on more as background. Would listen again

Better than expected, or maybe about the same. Don't see myself coming back to this one... just not my preferred style.

Excellent record... never really listened to Dylan. Rating based on my enjoyment and likelihood to come back to it vs. it's historical significance.

Better than I expected. Not bad, but generally loud, mid-tempo rock is not something I gravitate towards. It does not hit me the way Harvest or After the Gold Rush does.

Not bad, not my favorite Elvis Costello. Olivers Army is the standout to me. 1-2 songs sounded too much like circus music

I like post-punk (a lot) but this not very listenable.

Not quite a "5" (maybe my bar is too high), but definitely one come back to. Great. Catchy and rocking.

I did not really click with Prince until I was older. This is not something I'd listen to every day, but pretty enjoyable. Obviously some stone cold classics on this disc.

Very cool.

Good... not first 60s soul record I'd reach for though.

Did not really feel this one (and like some Neil Young quite a bit)... don't think I will come back to it.

This one surprised me - liked more than I expected. Maybe I should have been surprised... I like ATCQ a lot, but beat here feel harder in a way, less smooth.

Generally fine, but not my favorite Cure record.

One of my top 10 albums. An amazing record that stretches the boundaries of punk rock. It has so much more depth and breadth records put out by many of their peers. So many great songs: London Calling, Spanish Bombs, Train in Vain, Clampdown, Rudie Can't Fail.