Cold, impartial, repetitive, soulless, relentless, endless, etc etc. Void of all human emotion.

One PSB song (not on this album) is enough to last me my whole life.

Typical Costello.

Perfect soundtrack for the times. Still relevant.

Scathing soundtrack to the violence of the time. Fear, unfairness, uncertainty and at the end, hope.

Iconic operatic glimpse of love, lust, coming of age.

Landmark album for the Peppers. Good listen all the way thru.

Very difficult to listen to. Couldn't do it.

Fantastic album of collective dissonance, upbeat rock tunes and introspective songs that are diverse enough to keep you interested yet cohesive enough to present a sense of place throughout the album. A must listen all the way thru.

Classic Sinatra but gets pretty tedious by mid-album. Better arrangements of some of the songs can be found elsewhere. But, sets the mood back to the 50's and 60's for dancing, boozing, and smoking.

Not my preferred genre of music, but I get it. I especially like the music intermissions with the classroom recordings. I hope Lauren found what she was looking for.

Excellent collection of roots rock classics. elements of american blues and rock and roll. this one should be listened to over and over.

One of the finest Live Albums in Country Music. The audience was "captive" throughout the performance.

Brilliant album start to finish.

17 songs of over-dramatic screaming negativity.

Video game music

WTF? Incomprehensible. Thought I had an open mind about music but I couldn't get into it.

Swingin' music of the times.

Meh

couple of great songs here, rest are forgettable. because my girlfriend in HS had this cassette and listened to it all the time. I don't remember any of the songs but 2.

Great album. Classic Dylan

Great live album performed by a captive audience.

Sorry. Bored as hell listening to Morrissey's monotone. This album sounds like 1 song played over and over. Sorry, don't care how deep his lyrics are, if the music isn't interesting, it gets 2 stars for valiant effort.

Nice find!

Waterfalls is catchy--until the nasally rap-then falls apart quickly. A few nice harmonies, but not enough to keep it interesting. The interludes were the best part.

Glad this album was suggested. I've never explored Phair's music before. Girl power all the way. Songs are paired down to the bare minimum using only her voice and a single instrument but they could easily be paired with a full band to produce a bombast. Good job Liz.

Technically beautiful but mostly forgettable. Production is late 80’s so sounds like everything else that was put out during that time. Glad to re-live it, but I’ve moved on.

Smooth jazz. Not my jam since early 90's. But they've got it going on. Just not goin on my playlist.

Brilliant. Ahead of its time. Wonderful start to finish. Bowie.

A steady drone of boredom. You must be way stoned to perceive any satisfaction from this album. A song starts, you expect it to build over the next 3-10 minutes, but it doesn't. Then you keep listening to see if it could get any better, but it doesn't. Then you fully expect some sonic release by the end of the song, but you finally realize you've been duped, you're left unfulfilled, and disappointed in yourself for wasting an hour of your life. Can't get it back BTW. 1 star for the fact they actually get this stuff recorded and 1 star for a few riff ideas that could be made into real songs.

Was a dancing good there that night I bet

Blues rock masters

Brilliant

Filled with interesting driving organic percussion beats and typical newer Radiohead vocalizations, this album is interesting at times, but exciting very seldom. It's not their best effort, not an album to listen to over and over. I love Radiohead but this one I only pulled a few track and pitched the rest.