I get and love what they're doing here, this is a very good album I'm glad it's on the list. Not super for me, but I definitely like it better than Arise.

We all know this is a five star album, right?

This is definitely my favorite Springsteen album. Had it on while fixing a vintage bicycle, I think it helped. Definitely should put this in regular rotation.

I haven't listened to Hendrix in a minute, forgot how much I love his voice. And obviously, he's a very skilled and interesting musician.

Song for song, they're all really good. As a whole it's kinda one note. Obviously one of the most fundamental grunge albums. My heart says 3.5, but I'll bump it up to 4 for the amount of times we watched the Black Hole Sun music video off of limewire in middle school.

This is probably my favorite hip hop album, easily my favorite from this era. The fact that a whole ass group of people collaborated on this is amazing. The lyricism, the beats, the samples. Wu-Tang Clan ain't nothing to fuck with.

I could see this album landing in my regular rotation. Perhaps best listened to at night.

I was so jazzed when I saw this was the album for today. It's an absolute banger, I'm shocked the reviews are averaging below 3.

I just can't do RHCP anymore, sure it's a good album, not for me

Karma Chameleon, total banger. The rest of the album? Mostly filler, going with a 2 because I can appreciate what Boy George has done for gender and for it being on the shorter end of the spectrum

Just good, fun 80s pop. Listened to it and had Father Figure stuck in my head all day.

I genuinely thought I was going to give this album a 5. It's really fucking awesome, I love the sampling, I love M.I.A. As a whole, there's a lack of cohesiveness, I think?

First off, I inexplicably confuse Tears for Fears with Faith No More, not musically obviously, just the names. I'll never understand and neither will you. This album feels big. Atmospheric. "Shout" as the opener is huge. I feel like every genre deserves to have a five, this might be the one. Also "Head Over Heels" pops into my head for no reason all of the time, it's a beautiful lil earworm.

Just a good solid rock album. Whole Lotta Love is easily one of the best opening tracks of all time.

It's like if The National was brighter. Honestly, pretty forgettable. Not sure why it's here on this list. Definitely better albums to listen to before you die.

Listen, I really like The Kinks, I'd actively listen to this album, or any of their others, but it is kinda just, "something else by the kinks"