Solid debut by the band, and a couple banger sright from the get-go. This record becomes the foundation they build their following releases on, expanding and experimenting with this particular style.

Instrumentation is pretty good. I still don't like Morrisey as a human being.

Outstanding debut by the King himself, his rockabilly roots ever so present here, and demonstrates why he became the King of Rock and Roll.

First R.E.M. record I ever heard. Consistently good from beginning to end.

Not a bad record, but nothing really stood oht to me. Not one of Bowie's best, but still an enjoyable listen.

Dad rock incarnate. Great album nonetheless.

Brilliant concept album from Bowie.

Raw, energetic, and old school, The Germs were pure punk rock.

Not bad, but functions more as background music or a soundtrack.

Raw and unfiltered, they would improve with their follow-up.

Really captures the energy the band has. Solid from beginning to end.

Solid record from beginning to end, Bowie never misses.

Incredibly funky, I like the album's vibe.

I never got Marilyn Manson's appeal.

Overall I liked it. Reminded me of something my mom would play in the car and not let us change it.

I didnt think much of them before, but the record surprised me. The two guys have some real talent.

Solid album, where Queen started to become Queen.

Musically it's well done, but I couldn't get into it.

I dont think Adele has a bad song.

This is probably the only Bon Jovi album worth listening too.

Honestly this whole record is a vibe. Flows effortlessly into the next song, with callbacks to previous tracks making it like a concept album.

Every song is great, and while their punk rock sound from earlier records is still there, the experimentation and willing to expand their repertoire adds depth to their writing and overall sound.

Did not expect them to sound like this. Pretty good for what for what it was.

I liked it, but nothing stood out to me on the record.

They really like sampling.

It has "Smoke on the Water", n'uff said.

Heavy Metal peaked here.

Not what I expected from a band called "Primal Scream".

Damn, I want to see the movie this was made for that doesn't exist.

An early creative peak for the band.

I like Fatboy Slim's music, but many of the tracks get repetitive and go on for way too long.

It's a cool vibe but I lose interest in albums like this about halfway through.

"Money For Nothing" is worth the price of admission alone.

Snoopy likes to drop N-bombs quite frequently.

Pretty decent alternative rock album, although some songs seem to go on for longer than they need too.

Soundgarden delivered a record with the raw energy of their roots, but have matured as songwriters and musicians.

After this, Genesis started to suck.

I like this early rock 'n' roll stuff.

I've heard Constant Craving my entire life and had no idea it was k.d. lang.