Pop album by a pop singer that had a bunch of pop hits on it. 😁

Quality breaks, top scratching and pure samples, this is an easy recommendation for anyone that likes peanut butter wolf style instrumental hip hop.

Pretty average for the time, I know it's a hot take but I find this album to be mid and a bit overly wordy at times. I would say I wouldn't turn it off but I also wouldn't pick it out. Running Up That Hill is and always was a bit grating, especially after Stranger Things and kids found out about it.

Nice classic rock album with plenty of hits. Always hits when it comes up on shuffle.

A little too hard punk for my taste but it's okay. Would spin this again.

It's kinda like if David Bowie did a soundtrack for an indie movie and he had a sore throat so he couldn't sing at all that day.

I know this is a culturally relevant album but for me it's more the nostalgia. Still, as a folk record, it's pretty mid.

I'm not highly into British punk and this is that. Average punk record with a decent sound, just not for this guy.

Acid rock in it's prime, what a magical time for the genre. This one crossed over to a Grateful Dead vibe for me. Familiar with the band and have a few albums, but I had not heard this one and I'm glad I listened to it. Definitely gonna seek this one out!

Classic angry rap album here. I usually recommend this one first if I'm suggesting Public Enemy, it just really has it's own vibe. Terminator X really has amazing samples and is a tribute to his craft. Chuck's bars are tight and complex as always, and Flava Flav is the hype man for the people. All around great album.

Pop album by a pop singer that had a bunch of pop hits on it. 😁

It's so nice and chill I almost wanted to study for an exam or something.

Nice live album, every song you probably didn't know you knew, but you probably know! I loved the soulful twist on these classics, probably pick this up for myself.

This is one of those rare albums where you can drop the needle on Side A and there's no song skips on either side. When I listened to it toda the last song played and it wrapped, so I listened to it again and was just as happy to hear it. It's just that good.

If this don't make your booty move your booty must be dead.

Grunge isn't really my thing but this one was fine honestly.

X-tina has a bunch of great songs, girl can sing. Not sure what's special about this one in particular, it's kinda mid and it only had one, maybe two hits on it. There's definitely better ones. Side note: someone from The Voice said in an interview that she smells like hot dog water and I've never really let go of that. I wonder if that's true?

Not a bad album. It gets a little "jam band"ish which is alright by me. Obvious hits on here that land this album on the list on their own, the rest is probably not as notable. Still choogles!

What an interesting album. I looked into this fella a bit and he's got at least 16 albums, but somehow this is the first I've heard of him. I definitely enjoyed the music and the whole vibe, and there was more than enough bongo to satisfy my unending need for the hour this was on. Would recommend.

A little m'eh for me personally. You might like it though.

Punk for punk lovers. If you don't know this one, do you even? Definitely one you would recommend to someone who wants to explore the roots of the genre. That is, if they don't already know it.