Although I enjoyed this on my first listen, it's taken me a few more spins to come to fully appreciate the album. One can hear her R&B-influenced singing, and many of these songs are covers and originally done by female black singers. She adds British pop spin to the songs. For what it is, it's a great record.

To think this was their debut album. Though many call it a psychedelic album, I never thought of it as such. Even listening to it today, it was amazing what he could do with a guitar. It was and still is an album to listen to in its entirety.

A classic album. First heard it back around 40 years ago, as Tom Sawyer was constantly played on the radio. It still shows Rush as accessible, technical, epic, and lyrically clever, just like their previous albums combined.

Though not a fan of techno music, I heard this album when it was first released, and loved the beats. I just cannot explain why. Maybe the voice snippets, maybe it being more "pop" techno than other bands, but I could listen to this often.

Not what I had expected when I initially listened to the record. Expected a traditional gangsta style rap, but this was different. Very soulful and melodic.

A classic! The only sad thing is that the bassist died soon after, and we can only wonder what else they may have produced.

I remember listening to this decades ago on vinyl and how side A was completely different than side B. Overall, a good listen, but not something I put on repeat.

Enjoyed the music but not the vocals and lyrics. It would have been great if it were an instrumental album.

Just a beautiful voice.

Don't mind the music, but I prefer singing rather than listening to yelling.

Unfair for me to rate the album as folk is not my genre.

Not an everyday album for me. Nice beats

Outside of Another Brick in the Wall, I cannot stand this band. Waters a bit too egotistical for me. Only tolerate this when I was smoking.