SOOOO many hits!

Some interesting songs but most turned into jam band drivel.

Terminally 80s 90s. Not a lot of standouts but nice listening.

New age drivel

All the energy and passion. What would it have been like to be in that concert.

Definitely talking heads. Good for five minutes but I don’t want a whole album of it.

That 808 drum early 90s German hip hop kinda sound? Not for me.

I like the honky tonk vibes but a lot of the songs are meh

Fancy. Kind of reminded me of daft punk?

Great black pride celebration album. Would listen again.

Decent but generic hipster music. Not bad listening.

Really poetic writing.

Rap caviar. Some good writing but a lot of it stated to sound the same after Al while.

The band is so good. And some really classic songs. The weight never gets old. And I shall be released. Chef’s kiss.

Very good! Not a lot of songs but solid ones.

Soft rock from the 80s. Not bad for background music.

Solid classic rock. Some familiar, a lot new to me.

Great classic metal album!

One of the better early 90s hip-hop albums I’ve heard. More sophisticated than some and had a lot of social justice themes.

EW&F have so much energy and great horns. Fun album

Snoop really did change the game. Such a good album

So groovy!

Maybe as good as Paranoid. Great balance of loud rock and quiet, more psychedelic songs like Changes.

Not bad. But kind of sounds like off brand oasis. Not a lot of notable songs.

That soft hipster sound combined with a country twang and trap.

A lot like Don McLean but less catchy. A happy hippy album though.

Crazy good songs on this album. Two or threes others were insufferably long but for the most part, amazing album.

Better than most 80s country. I like the song fearless heart.

This kind of music has very limited applications. I can’t understand how many anyone can listen to a whole album of it. Every song sounds the same.

Solid album. Pretty 80s though. The Smiths have a much softer sound than I imagined.

Great country album. Good lyrics.

A great album all the way around

Good, punkish but not in an annoying way.

How come so much Stevie Wonder sounds like Christmas Pop?

Fun and funny. Punk that actually requires some talent.

Enjoyable. Had his hits and some societal commentary.

I’m glad to get to know Thin Lizzy better but why is this on this list? It’s a very mediocre live album.

Guess I never listened to a lot of Spirit. Sounds like a cheap version of three dog night or Emerson lake Palmer or something like that.

Nice range of sounds.

Some songs really long and repetitious. But good sound.

I guess what makes this album so good is how the songs seemly bleed into one another. I do wish there were fewer shrill sounds in this album. Makes it hard to listen to.

This is a spoken word album with ambient sounds in the background. I think it was trying to tell a story, but I couldn’t really follow it. The voice drone on and on like the sounds in the background. I’d like to give it another try while reading the words. Three stars for at least sounding creative.

The Beatles really exemplify the fact that just because you’re the first to do something doesn’t make you the best.

Fantastic album! Every song is a banger and the arrangements are so well done.

This was too long to finish in one day but it was interesting and good in the right mood. Lots of it felt like it was from a movie score.

I like the piano and orchestration. Some cool sounding songs. Glad to know more Tori Amos.

There’s some bops (ha) on this one. Good for punk.

This was pretty good. I expected more energy though.