Heard before. Starts great first 3 songs. Ends great with Hallowed be Thy Name. Middle is ok, no bad songs. Best Songs: Children of the Damned, The Prisoner, Hallowed be Thy Name Bad songs: none, 22 Acacia Avenue is just ok

I listened to the whole album. I gave it a chance. I didn't like anything about it. Painfully boring and uninspiring.

Been listening to this for decades. Some fake gangstas spittin cliches over P-Funk samples, and I mean that in the best possible way. An absolute classic. Every song rules. Best songs: Tha Shiznit, Who Am I?, Doggy Dogg World

Elevator music on Xanax. Painfully boring and childish lyrics and melodies. I have no problem saying I hated this album.

Never heard before. Surprising I've never heard this. I like folk music and 90s Americana. It's a good album that checks both those boxes at points. I'm not a big fan of his voice or singing style, but the songs are all solid. Not one bad song on the album, but only a handfull really caught me on my first listen. Seems like an album I have to re-listen to to really get it, but I'll give it 3/5 for now. Best songs: Ballad of Big Nothing, Rose Parade, Cupid's Trick, 2:45 AM

First time hearing it. So the drums sound great on this album. Drummer is good, and they sound good. A couple songs I liked, and I didn't really hate anything on it. Maybe it's a bit too sappy in parts, maybe too airy, and a little boring for me. I don't like this style of vocals either. Not bad, but can't see myself coming back to it. Best songs: Melody Calls (really liked this one), Sea Song, Firesuite

First time listening to this. I am not an avid sitar listener, so this album isn't like anything I've heard. Some good jams on this. Light My Fire cover is the peak, the breakdown on The Oxean was great too. Slows down on side 2, side one was really solid. I'll check this out again, and more of this dude's catalog.

I've only heard the hit songs from The Police before, and I thought I just didn't like them. Now that I've heard a full album of theirs, I can safely say I absolutely hate their music.

First time listening So it's clearly got that 90s British bubble gum pop sound with the typical nasally 90s British bubble gum pop vocals. The thing I didn't expect is how much they tried to infuse other musical genres into this. At times, they tried to sound heavier. At times, they tried to have a hip hop sound. At times, they tried to sound like a jam band. At times, they tried to sound funky. It was kind of a mess. At that's on top of being firmly from a genre I already don't really like. A couple good songs, but not something I got into or want to come back to. Best songs: You're a Big Girl Now, Get on It

I've only ever heard his singles, never wanted to dig into his albums. He's always come across as a cornball making phony tough guy music for dorks, but it's not the worst music I've ever heard. Listening to this album just strengthened my opinion on him.

First time listening I've never searched out the Pretenders because I've always been under the impression they were some cornball 80s pop band. And while there was a little bit of that, this was more of a pop-punk album that was heavier than I expected. Really good, catchy songs. Only 2 bad songs. I was surprised by how much I liked this album. Best songs: Space Invader, Kid, Mystery Achievement Bad songs: Private Live (bad white ska), Brass in Pocket (exactly what I expected the whole album to be)

This has been my favorite Doors album since I first got into music. The heavier straight forward blues they came out with after Soft Parade is the best stuff they ever made. Half this album has been bar jukebox staples for me for years. Best songs: Roadhouse Blues, Peace Frog, Ship of Fools, Land Ho!, The Spy, Maggie M'Gill

First time listening A lot of things going on musically on this album. It's poppy, but there's a lot of moments it gets swingy, soulful, folky, bluesy. Every song jumps all over the place. It sounds like the soundtrack to a dramatic mid 60s TV show. She does have a great voice, but it gets somewhat cartoonishly showtoony sometimes. Most songs seem to have good moments and bad moments. It's probably more like a 2.5/5 in my book, but I rounded up because I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt with it not being something I'd normally seek out. It's not something I'd mind listening to again. Best songs: Stoned Soul Picnic, Woman's Blues