Good genre bending hair metal, enjoyed it.

Great chill out and vibe album. I particularly liked Reckoner. Beautiful instrumentals. Will want to go back and listen to this one again for sure.

Good fun music but as I don’t speak Portuguese, has a hard time connecting with the lyrics.

Liked the first and last tracks a lot, and generally like The Who, but the middle songs didn’t stand out as much to me.

Liked this one more than I expected. Fun mix of gospel, blues, and rock.

I really like crazy love and liked the inspiration and ideas of the album, but tend to prefer more upbeat stuff in general.

I really resonated with the emotion and lyrics of this album, and really liked When We Two Parted, but overall wasn’t my favorite musical style.

I am not the biggest fan of country, but did enjoy this storytelling version of country far more than the current stuff. Still not my favorite though.

So many classics and love the smooth voice of Sinatra.

Interesting beats and variety. Interesting themes too, but no particular track stood out to me, probably not something I would go back and listen to.

Not big into drum and bass… this one felt pretty forgettable.

I am already learning from this project that I am definitely a Radiohead fan, while I didn’t like this one quite as much as in rainbows, I was absolutely fascinated by the way the different sounds blended together in ways that I didn’t expect or think would work, but then it all melded together in such an interesting way creating a sonic symphony of beats.

Okay, didn’t have any stand out tracks for me, felt like just another 80s hair metal band.

Smart lyrics, had me dancing through the kitchen, fun album.

This one felt like a very disjointed amalgamation of 80s synth without much holding it together. Not my favorite.

As a big fan of alt and indie rock I can see how this was an early influence, and even enjoyed a few of the songs, but overall this one felt a lot more chaotic than what I typically gravitate towards.

Such a killer first album, there’s a reason that Plant and Paige are still legends today.

At first I rolled my eyes at yet another British 90s obscure techno album, but I actually found myself bopping along quite a bit on this one. Definitely sounds way ahead of its time. Would definitely turn it on again as some background beats.

Not my favorite, probably wouldn’t listen to again. Had a few okay songs, but just not really into this style.

It was hard for me to get through this one, but still gave it a full listen. Felt like the singer was just moaning/talking/mumbling over the bass line, not something I would choose to listen to again.

I am not even a huge country or Johnny Cash fan, but this album hits hard. You can feel the weight of his experience through the beautifully arranged covers in such a way that they feel like completely different songs altogether. Gave it two listen throughs, and would gladly play through it again any other time, just need to have the tissues nearby.

It was alright, and had a few tunes that had me boogying, but also didn’t keep me engaged all the way through. Not quite as strong in my opinion as some of the other albums I’ve had so far early onto this experience.

Grew up on this album, and it still stands up as an all time classic!

It wasn’t awful, but not noteworthy to me.

First track was a drag and I thought this was going to be a hard one to sit through, but there were some interesting bits and pieces here. The album as a whole didn’t feel cohesive at all, but I like what they were trying to do.

Never listened much to Yes before, and I can say it definitely got my attention. Love the cool fusion of classical and rock. Roundabout and Heart of the sunrise were both phenomenally complex and interesting pieces. Some of the instrumentals did drag on a little. Overall though loved the experimental sound to it.

A good groove, but not something I would go back and listen to again.

Not my cup of tea personally.

Love psycho killer, the rest is okay, but didn’t blow me away.

I played through this one twice. I had recently heard of the velvet underground, but hadn’t gotten around to listening to their stuff yet until now. At first, while I did like a few of the songs on this album and was intrigued by some of the very direct lyrics, but I didn’t quite get how this was such an influential album. On second listen through it clicked a little more. I was fascinated the distorted sounds and interesting droning yet simple repetitive hooks. Heroin made me feel like I was along for the ride with the chaotic escalating rhythms and poignant lyrics. But at the same time there are the beautiful smooth melodies of Sunday Morning and Femme Fatale. Further when considering the other music being made at the time I recognize how far ahead of their time they were and the lasting effect that they had on the future of alternative/indie/punk/grunge rock, which are definitely my go to genre(s).

Only made it part way through. Long album. Very impressive talent, great for easy listening. Too many intro/talking tracks.

I actually quite liked this one. Has a sound a lot like Regina Spektor who I also like a lot.

I generally don’t get way into jazz/blues, makes for nice background music and I recognize the talent here, but just not my jam.

I loved this one, don’t get the awful record here. It felt like symphonic poetry. I could easily either get lost in the eloquently written and delivered verses while picking apart the meaning or get swept away to a whimsical works of fantasy with the sweeping orchestral arrangements. Already listened to it twice through yesterday and foresee more to come.

Very meh compared to some of the truly innovative albums I’ve heard here, had a few songs I like, but nothing that really sticks with you.

It was soulful, but really only liked it’s a beautiful day today.

Smooth, but probably not something I would go back and listen to regularly.

I listened to this one, but nothing stuck out to me and didn’t have any liked tracks on it, somewhat forgetful in the midst of the other good albums I also listened to yesterday.

I'll give it 2 stars for purely the nostalgia of going back to this one, and Cry me a River, but otherwise very generic sounding nokia ringtone R&B.