I forgot how many classics are on this album

I'd only heard "Alright", but there's some other fun stuff on here

A classic. The back half isn't anywhere near as strong though. RIP Ozzy.

Iron Maiden has never hit for me. I feel like I *should* like them (love a bunch of their peers), but they're just not for me. Cover art is always amazing though

first listen (apart from Clint Eastwood) - surprised this is on here and not Demon Days (or maybe it's coming?)

Joy Division - still not really my thing and this isn't even their best album.

I keep thinking I'll like her more. I dunno.

Pure nostalgia vote here.

One of the all time greatest. Take Five is a standard, but I love Blue Rondo a la Turk.

Wild Horses is probably my favourite Stones song, but I found this whole thing to be pretty great. Shoutout to Moonlight Mile (which I didn't realize was on this album).

I get the influence, but this drops off pretty significantly after the first two tracks and there's nothing here that's a "hell yeah" for me.

This album still holds up for me. Great listen for a quiet, rainy Saturday. Yes, the inspirations are pretty obvious. Yeah, it's an album with kind of "one note". And I'll never understand why people criticize bands for that. One of two VMP pressings that I'm sorry I missed.

Still not a Wings fan. I'm not sure I'd ever listened to this whole album but *wow* does it fall off after the title track.

It’s not my favourite Radiohead album, but maybe top 3? I like it more than I remembered.

This album made for a fantastic companion on my flight. I’ve listened to a bit of Ali Farka Touré, but I believe this is the first full album and I’m grateful for it.

The two hits on here are hits. Time After Time is an 80s classic. Otherwise, though, I'm not a huge fan.

This album is so good. I "inherited" my mom's mono vinyl and spent *hours* in the basement as a kid listening to this. It's a true classic and an album that plays so well as an *album*. Mean Mr Mustard -> Polythene Pam -> She Came In Through The Bathroom Window? *chefs kiss*

I like PJ Harvey. I don't love this album. I also once again find myself wondering "why this album"? I guess 1001 is a lot of albums.

The hits are classics. The rest is "meh".

I think maybe I don't know what shoegaze is? This felt louder and long. Not sure I'd revisit.

Pretty dark. Nothing really stood out though. Once again I find myself wondering "why this album?"

I'd play it again on a road trip

The singles are classics. It all feels so ... "of the time". An album I wouldn't turn off, but probably wouldn't otherwise sit down to listen to.

This is a tough album for me to rate. That A side is undeniable hits. The Money for Nothing opening guitar riff is legendary for a reason. Walk of Life is a great tune. In mid to late 80s, I was *just* starting to be aware of songs on the radio and the hits were all there. That said, the lyrics don't age well. And, the b-side is kind of a let down.

This is a fun album! None of their hits (that I was familiar with), but I love the "character sketches" (?) very reminiscent of some Abbey Road / White Album stuff. I dug it

I still don't get it with this Elvis.

Fun listen. Not sure I'd revisit.

Still not my thing.

I dig it and found the full album listen very enjoyable. The hits are still pretty great.