Very 70s but in a fun way

A bit too showtuney for my taste. 2.5/5

Great album to remind me that I respect industrial rock much more than I want to listen to it all the time. Deducted a star because fuck Manson.

Everything interesting about this album might have been destroyed by commercials and overplay. Still not half bad, but very hard to feel excited about.

Straight up vibe

Adele is talented, and I like her voice a lot. I just wish that she did anything else than the risk-free pop snoozefest this album is.

Not my fav Bowie, but it's still Bowie. Fame is 10/10 banger tho.

It's fine. It's okay. It's something I feel like I don't need to listen to again in Its whole.

Excellent album to get in October. Atmospheric and witchy.

So very 80s. If I could be your girlfriend and I could Never Take The Place of Your Man are my favs from this.

Time of The Season is a 10/10, rest of it is like solid 6/10.

This plays so much better in the context of this list than on its own. In the context of this list, it's something different and interesting. On its own, it's a parody of anger and hardcore music.

Enjoyable, many bangers, way too long.

I too will be Back At The Chicken Shack.

This felt like being stuck in an unskippable ad for 2 hours. Why is it even on this list?

Me liking a 90s alt rock album is the least surprising thing to anybody who knows me even a little bit.

I like Radiohead a lot but I don't think this album needs to be on this list.

I once found myself trapped in a conversation with a guy who wouldn’t stop raving about how Beck was the true genius of ’90s alt-rock. I nodded along and didn’t push back—mostly because I hadn’t really listened to Beck at the time. Now that I’ve actually heard this album, I’m starting to think he might’ve been completely full of it.

I'm still undecided about whether or not I like PJ Harvey.

Better than the last Beck I listen to like two days ago.

I like the Cocteau Twins, but this album amplifies some of their more annoying parts. Dreamy and atmospheric but better enjoyed in small portions.

I hadn't listened to this in a while and I was so ready to hyper critical of it but it still absolutely slaps.

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this

I have a soft spot for Eminem because everyone around me used to listen to him when I was younger. Even still, this album is a brand of edgy 2000s shit that just hasn't aged well.

I have a very hard time believing that I NEED to listen to SEVEN Bob Dylan albums before I die. I don't even dislike Dylan that much, but c'mon man, pick something less obvious.

Feels incredibly dated in 2025, which probably just means it was influential as shit.

The hipster in me is still alive.

Very 70s but in a fun way

A bit too showtuney for my taste. 2.5/5

A nice vibe but nothing that stands out that much. The voice is at times annoying and nasally.

This album is an experience more than anything. More poetry than music. I've always had immense respect for Cohan as an artist, and he kept that respect until the very end. Leaving the Table is my favorite from this.

If you haven't been in the trenches of 2012 Tumblr, then you don't know what this album means to people. I saw girlies going to war for this. Not me, but some people really fuck with this.

*Waits for the artsy music nerds to leave* Is it now safe to admit that I never really got into Nick Cave?

They all sound pretty same same