Great early punk/hardcore. Enjoyed the simplicity of the lyrics.

Listened on a sunny morning walk and it certainly put some swag in my steps. A good mix of up-tempo tracks and some slower numbers. Great to hear some versions of songs I already knew. Learned that Respect was originally written by Otis and covered by Aretha Franklin

Stewart Copeland composed the music for the Spyro games so I enjoyed hearing similarities from those games that I grew up playing. Didn't enjoy some of the more "out there" tracks like Mother but overall, not a bad listen.

Not massively for me but I appreciate the influence. Still a couple of bangers. Probably better after a zoot.

Not massively for me. Didn't dislike it though. Extra star for the Extras theme song.

Perfect sunny walk music. Only really know the big hits from Bob so was nice to hear some unknown (to me) tracks.

Sort of thing you'd watch on the Glastonbury coverage if there was nothing else on.

Quite repetitive so not too bad to have on while working. Not my usual type of thing but enjoying it more than I thought I would.

Ehhh, not for me really. Some parts were cool with headphones but it was a bit of an endurance test to get through it all.

I mean I put it on but nothing really jumped out. Retail store music. Non offensive (other than some spicy lyrics) but not exciting. Would give 2.5 if I could.

Even casting morals aside, this was just an enjoyable listen. Beautiful People is a good song but other than that it was just a bit of chore to get through.

Not bad for running errands on a Sunday. 2.5 stars would have been better but 2 felt too harsh.

Incredible album and probably Zeppelin's best.

Really enjoyed this one and it's the first one so far that I've re-listened to in the same day. Nice follow on from Zeppelin yesterday with hints of Rush and The Beatles. Enjoyed the percussion, big harmonies and brass sections.

On the whole not too bad. Lots of variation between tracks and some cool moments and surprisingly dark lyrics "I don't feel sorry for thee, you deserve to die" for example. Heard some slight "metal" vocals at one point too? Not really something I'll go back to though.

Brilliant album with almost wall to wall hits.

Hard not to enjoy this one. Nice chill beats, soulful vocals and harmonies, Reggae influences and a feature from Carlos Santana. Runtime is perhaps a touch too long though.

Fairly enjoyable listen. I have a bit of a soft spot for country. This reminded me of driving around the hillbilly town in San Andreas.

Not something I'd usually listen to but not bad. Had some "oh, I know this" moments, which is always cool.