French concept album 1971. Pedophilic tripe.

Top to bottom great album. Don't like them man behind the music, but that's a different issue.

A classic. Hugely important bridge from R&B to rock. Great tunes, great voice.

Best Dylan album.

Important turning point album for the Beatles. One of my all time favorites.

Not a fan of heavy metal.

Not a fan of heavy metal.

Musically 1 star, lyrically 4 stars.

Love jazz organ Jimmy Smith is the man.

Interesting, lots of tracks. Varied genres. Creative.

Meh. 3 strong tracks. Rest is filler. Easy pop.

How did I miss this album. Didn't know there was a genre for acoustic folk-punk. I like it.

Raw. Powerful. Strong. Good pulse, instrumentation. Cohesive. Not my genre (too dark, too much scream sound, distorted guitars not my thing), but I liked it a bunch.

Coupla classics.

One of my all time favorite albums. Bono writes beauruful lyrics that are both deeply personal and have universal meaning and appeal. Edge's guitar playing is outstanding, and Bono's voice siars. Where the Streets have No Name, I Still Haven't Found..., With or Without You are all perfect songs. Deeply moving, heartfelt, musically engrossing, pulling you in, but always the giving prominence to and supporting Bono's lyrics and the powerful lyrics. Top 10 for me

Two iconic songs do not a great album make.

First listen at age 61. Had been put off by the offensive cover. Liked it. The bond rocks throughout.

Never listened to them before. Great stuff. A little bit psychedelic. Strong musically. I think zo like their earlier stuff. A bit more committed to psychedelic.

First listen. Like the pulse. Industrial/electronic drums and percussion works for me. Appealing vocals. Like the chord progressions.

So glad that a few of the great jazz recordings made the list, like this classic by Monk. UT why not more? So many deserving artists and albums.

Full on fast heavy metal with horrific lyrics sung by a a screaming toad. Songs like Jailbait leave one wondering...