Rediscovered an appreciation for Oasis with this one. One of those albums that is reliable start to finish. Even the overplayed hits…

Funkay

I liked this one in college, but didn’t enjoy as much listening now. Also thought he was American this entire time until looking his bio up today! Into The Mystic was probably my favorite track on this album but the rest is a little too old man for me on this particular one. I’ll give it another listen in 30 years.

Liked this when I was younger but I think I just enjoyed The Beatles because I was supposed to. Some tracks I enjoyed on the revisit: While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Rocky Raccoon, Helter Skelter. Not an album I would want to listen to every track on but has a mix of styles throughout to make things interesting.

Not for me, couldn’t get into any songs

Could never get into their music. Jacksonville and Chicago are decent tracks.

Solid album start to finish

Not my style but Why Hip Hop Sucks in ‘96 gave me a laugh.

Haven’t heard this one before. Great two tracks that pair perfectly with a gummy.

Pretty good, never really heard her music before. Many steps above modern country music…

Don’t think I’ve listened to a The Cure album start to finish before. Very good.

Some classics/gems but I needed a lot of drugs to fully appreciate some of the other songs on this album

Decent listen if you’re in the right mood. Like camping. Or a slow drive through country roads.

Surprised this J5 album made it… Quality Control is way better.

We’d probably survive as a species if this album didn’t exist

Recently been exploring this era that I missed and appreciating it more. Alive is a great soundtrack to rob a bank to. The rest are excellent for violently passing a slow car on the 405.

We want the funk

She had such a great voice and was a nice break from mainstream music at the time.

That was… a journey. A new genre of Space Rock discovered and now I’m wondering what the meaning of life is, where it all began, and what time the aliens are arriving.

New to me, never knew much about the grunge scene aside from the big names of the 90s out of the PNW.

I like The The, but this isn’t my favorite album from them

Tinny and empty. Not for me.

Love his style, like NYC in the 70s (I was not alive then but it sounds right)

Some great tracks on this one, timeless

Not my style of heavy metal but some classics on this album

Beautiful voice

Probably revolutionary music for the time. Makes for excellent grocery store songs in California.

Classic album, not their best IMO, but some gems and showcasing their unique style

Beyond the time space continuum

Probably my favorite Beatles album

Could have lived without this

Good background music for a drive or at a bar, something about The Who isn’t quite my style

Some souuuuul right here

Hmmm not sure about this one

Some goooood jams here

Out of all the bands of this era there is something about The Killers that I just don’t like. I tried to listen again with an open mind but they don’t do anything for me. Maybe live would be better…

Really like this album and this time period of Dylan

Great album start to finish

Actually pretty surprised by this one. Never knew much aside from a few hits. Beautiful voice and she’s got some soul.

Good album if you ever find yourself driving in Texas. Hilarious that ya’ll are listening to it in the UK 😂

Never really got into them before but obviously heard a lot of their music. Cool to experience.

Points for original sound and voice, and throw back to the 90s. I could never get beyond the vocals though - always struggled to get into their music because of that.

Classic. Not the best era of Waylon, which is still yet to come, but a great album for “outlaw country” back when country was country! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸