Omg WTF

Bish, don't kill my vibe. Really great album, loved it!

Definitely a 70s keeper album. Goes along with Fleetwood Mac well.

Imagine is of course one of the best songs of all time. Crippled Inside was also a great song, which I hadn't heard before. Obvious political texts of that time.

Pretty intense cross between psychedelic rock/jazz. No doubt crazy musical talent and free-thinking, but not something I could listen to for a long time.

It's very dynamic jazz.

Raw Lenny Kravitz...cool album. Almost blues-like and I would listen to it again.

Not my thing.

Her voice is too high pitched penetrative and drives me nuts. Nope. She is one of the most influential singer/songwriters and her lyrics are great.

Omg...I am so impressed with Jeff Buckley. He is so much more than Hallelujah. His voice is very unexpected. I love his style too, there was only one song on the album I didn't like so much.

I can appreciate that this was probably huge in the 60w but I'm not a huge fan. It reminds me of ABBA a little. I like California Dreamin' otherwise it wouldn't be on my rotation.

Really great album, thought-provoking and a combination of many styles of music, though mostly 80s sound similar to the Cure.

It's really interesting. The precurser to punk rock - not sure if I'd listen to the album again, but glad I know it.

Not a fan.

I have mixed feelings...it's techno, rave, alternative dance. It gets one pumped up. I think The Fat of the Land is their more popular album.

I want to like Radiohead so bad but it just doesn't resonate with me. I like songs here and there. On this album Go to Sleep was cool.

It's not metal.

Can't go wrong with the Beatles. Blackbird is on this album.

Omg WTF

I loved listening to this album, the lyrics are wild and tell stories. Kindof like Alt-J lyrics but with the style of nostalgic alternative pop/rock. Really refreshing to listen to... will listen again for sure. I can't believe I haven't listened to them before.

Cool folk album, raw music.

So I wasn't expecting a quiet album. It is wildly different than Odelay...very melancholy, self-pitying, dark self-reflection. "Days turning to sand, losing strength in every hand...days fade to black..." The lyrics are sensical, not like in Odelay. One has to be in a certain mood to listen to the whole album. I think he was going through shit in 2002.

Love me some JT