A great album. I listened to it a lot when it first came out and considered it one of the best albums of the 21st century. Revisiting 20 years later and with their image tarnished by the allegations against Win Butler, it still sounds fresh and every bit as good as I remembered.

Mixed - 3 great songs (Perfect Day, Walk on the Wild Side and Satellite of Love), and a lot of mediocre songs.

One of the greatest albums of all time. It still sounds fresh and innovative 56 years after it was recorded.

Pixies were my favorite band in college and their early albums are still among my favorites. While Kim Deal went on to more great things with The Breeders, The Amps, and her first solo album this year at age 63, Frank Black’s post-Pixies solo albums are poor. This is not worthy of a place on this list.

The second one star album in a row. Growing up in North of England while the Madchester scene was happening, I have tried very hard to like the Happy Mondays but have never been able to understand their appeal. This was not an easy listen.