It gets better once you get a couple songs in, but really just a strange experience. I liked it but I'm not likely to revisit it.

It gets better once you get a couple songs in, but really just a strange experience. I liked it but I'm not likely to revisit it.

Definitely thought it was better than Lazaretto, but I don't think any of the highs are as high as the title track from that one.

Only got to about half of it before my show, but all around pretty solid. Obviously from the 80s, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Really strong, and very consistent. I don't listen to a ton of Dylan but it was really fun. Favorites: You're a Big Girl Now, "Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts," "If You See Her, Say Hello"

Too repetitive for my taste, I really was just kinda exhausted and I wanted it to be over. The highs are really high, but I can’t justify listening past this. Favorites: Turn to Stone, Mr. Blue Sky

One of the best classic rock albums, not much to say. Title track is basically perfect. Favorites: Hotel California, Life in the Fast Lane

My personal favorite Pink Floyd album, truly a generational experience. Waters may be a dick but he wrote some pretty amazing stuff. Favorites: Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 1, One Of My Turns, Hey You

Finally getting around to Hendrix, and he's everything everyone's said he is. Technically incredible, but missing something that I was looking for. Definitely gonna check out Are You Experienced though. Favorites: Spanish Castle Magic, If 6 Was 9, Castles Made of Sand

Better than I was expecting, she’s got an amazing voice. Just not really what I was in the mood for today though. Favorites: Beautiful, Dirrty, I’m OK

I can definitely understand the comparisons to The Beatles, but I think they have an edge to them that The Beatles don't. This is firmly rock and roll in a way that The Beatles aren't. Favorites: Mother's Little Helper, Going Home, Flight 505

I had a similar problem with this that I did with the ELO album. Every song sounded the same, I was ready for it to be over and it’s less than half an hour long.

So brief it’s hard to come up with something to say about it. It was good, but I can’t imagine myself putting this on again. Favorites: Beverly Hills, Back Against the Wall, Group Sex

When I read that this was a forefather to the emo sound I got really excited, but it’s missing a lot of what I like about emo. It’s more energetic than I was expecting, and I think the vocals didn’t work as well as emo vocals tend to. Still a fun listen though. Favorites: Luau, New Math, Sinews

Definitely my favorite I've heard from him so far, it was a shockingly strong late career album from him. I think it does a lot of what Blackstar did too, but just a little better. Favorites: Dirty Boys, I'd Rather Be High, Heat