Post stop your sobbing is great
Childhood album. Need to reposted
Kendrick is a genius. I still don’t like the moodiness of modern day hip hop though
Never heard this full album, I’ve always listened to the Folsom/San Quintin combo. The pennants of the statler bros and Carter family is great!
Ugh. So happy I missed this the first time around
Aside from unfinished symphony, which I haven’t heard in 30 years 40 years I’ve never heard this album before I found it quite enjoyable and really liked the song when the drugs don’t work
Fun straightforward album. Not sure I would put it on this list.
Never heard of this album or even this artist before. I loved it
2.5. Not for me but interesting. Singer sounds like Bowie.
Oh yeah. Beginnings of soul and rock and roll
Big fan post pet sounds. You can hear the potential here, but it is not yet achieved
One of my favorites and really enjoyed revisiting it again
I rarely listen to this album listening to their later ones more often and "Stop Making Sense" most of all. It is an impressive debut. I would like to explore some of the songs again. I'm glad to have this opportunity.
Interesting. Need to relisten
Very different than Doolittle which I also enjoyed, but good. Need I relisten
This is an album I listen to somewhat frequently. I love sly and Robbie
Mellow. Too mellow. Derivative. Badly drawn
Great to relisten to after may years. Still slays.
I appreciate it. But in comparison with Blood In The Tracks and other break-up albums, it lacks to me some of that emotional veracity, that emotional resonance. It's too reflective.
Never heard this whole album before I liked it a lot
Much better album than I expected really set the stage for 80s heavy metal bands
Pleasant album with some songs that I liked, but I don’t think I would listen to the full album again
I don't know. I really like Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. Sarah Vaughan I never got into, and this album did not change that opinion.
Liked this a lot. Never heard of it before. Where have these albums been hiding?
Enjoyable. Never heard any ice cube passed. NWA would listen again.
Stone Cold Masterpiece. I don't listen to this nearly enough. Once you hear it, you cannot get it out of your head. Brilliant album.
Great soul. Did not expect it to be so homegrown sounding Never heard any of it past the titular track before
Second half better than the first. Sounded overproduced to me.
Could never get into Sonic Youth, even though they have that strong association with neil Young. This was no different Some songs were good and loud, and some were just loud.
Another band I never heard of. I liked it , but I found their first album and liked that much more.
Between 2 and 3. Good southern rock, but nothing too original.
I think this was their first album. It certainly sounds like a first album. The big songs are definitely big, but a lot of filler as well.
Second Talking Heads album from this list that I've listened to. Marketed improvement over "Talking Heads: 78", so many fun songs, so much energy, so much weirdness.
I knew the hits, but the whole album is great. A masterpiece.
Silly and fun, reminds me of my childhood. The it later albums are much better
Clearly original and musical Ian places but th “humor” wore thin quickly.
Solid album but nothing really stood out
So much! Need to relisten
Very enjoyable, hard bop album
Love that I’m, high school again.
Perhaps surprisingly, I really like this
Interesting. The first song was the best
Fun album but not sure why it is on the list. Will not be upset to hear it again but I will not seek it out
Love this type of reggae. While not my favorite example, still darn good.
Better than the other Leon album I heard, good rock but nothing beyond that.
4.5. Not familoar with this album but know nick drake. Very pet sounds like which is a good thing.
Once you get past religion it’s a decent punk album. 2.5 stars.
Interesting, pleasant album. I didn't pick up as much as I should in the first try. Will maybe listen again in 4 years after I've listened to the other 950 albums.
This album has it all. Jazz, great beats, flow, and fun lyrics. Really a perfect album.
Sounded original, and that first song, I remember as being somewhat of a hit. But this genre of music is not for me. I tried reading to it, running to it, and listening to it. Kind of failed in all three accounts.
2.5 stars. I would easily give it three if it wasn’t for those horrible skits in between, the pornography really affected the flow of the music and his flow is great as were his samples and beats.
Fun album. Don’t think I would listen again but I like the concept and some songs.
Not as insipid as I thought it would be, but pretty darn insipid. A few grooves eventually and Karen's voice is nice, but now I know why I've always stayed away from the Carpenters.
I can see how this was an influential album. So many other bands sound like Joy Division. In fact, I had no idea Joy Division came out in the late 70s, not say the mid 80s. And it's a cool sound with a cool vibe, but honestly not one I intend to listen to again.
John Lee Hooker's great This is a collaboration album that is overproduced, but some tracks—particularly the one with Bonnie Raitt—are particularly strong. The last few tracks are Hooker alone, and that sounds magnificent.
Never something I would have listened to on my own. Really enjoyed the lo fiand the record scratching against the saxophone and the vocals. Will definitely listen to again.
I suspect that all Curtis Mayfield is good Curtis Mayfield. So far, that's been the case, and this is no exception. He was definitely going for something bigger here than what I think he achieved, but an enjoyable listen. Regardless, and better than most things you would come across on this list or anywhere else.
This album had a lot of different genres mixed in together. Some of it was good, some of it was interesting, but overall I can't say any song really rose up and did it for me.
Love the kicks. Love this album. I still put Arthur at number one Muswell hillbillies number two, and we have the Village Green Preservation Society as number three. I guess that makes something else number four. Four stars for number four.
This was a fantastic album. Never heard of them before. Very creative. Lots of great sounds. We'll listen again.
I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would. There is a real sheen to the whole album. Danielle Lenois is a genius.
Raising Hell is the album I'm familiar with. I think this one is better. Of course it's dated. It's literally old school.
Enjoyable enough bar band. Nothing revelatory in the slightest
I love this album. I've never heard of her before, but I will hear a lot more from her. Great mix of jazz and Afro-pop.
Pleasantly interesting but did not hold my attention to the whole album
Another nice listen, but not too many songs stood out
