Tolerable. Would not actively choose to listen again. Often repetitive.

This is a band, and an album, that I want to like more than I do. That said, there are a couple bangers here.

This album has a lot of songs you've heard on it. Most of them could be classified as bangers from the '70s. Worth a spin.

Not the best Smiths album, but if you need a little Smiths in your life, it gets the job done.

If you like the more juvenile version of the Beastie Boys, this is the album for you. While I do enjoy several tracks here, I prefer my Beasties with a bit more maturity and less misogyny.

While I appreciate Ozzy as a human and guitarist, I'll never be the target audience for this album.

This album (especially the title track) takes me back to every dank college house party I went to in the '90s. And while the opening riffs of "Marquee Moon" take me back to making out with floppy haired indie rock boys on dank couches, I don't love this album. But i guess it's important.

I made it through 5 songs, which is a success for me and metal.

This was the last great Arcade Fire album.

I've gotten two albums from this band in the course of a week. They are no bueno.

I've never sought out French Argentinian tango music before, but I found this enjoyable. It felt a bit like a soundtrack to a French new wave film.

Iggy Pop you scream too much!

I didn't hate this. It made me want to go a '90s rave.

This was delightful. Always love some Willie.

This was fine. Solid 3-star album.

This is my dad's Stones, not mine. It's nostalgic and even made me want to shake my booty. But alas, I prefer my Stones with more illicit substances permanently in their systems.

Painful. Confusing.

This is a great album. It's also really hard to listen 25 years after its release.

Oldies radio classics you've absolutely heard. Not my fave but not bad either.

I knew there was a reason I never got into this band. It's because they kind of suck.

Elevating this from 3 to 4 stars mostly because it gave me an excuse to listen to Beck, but he's got better albums.

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