pretty mid record. i enjoyed some specific songs, but for the most part, the beats are beyond ass and makes it borderline unlistenable sometimes. as a whole, i can pretty clearly see what some people might like about it, but i just don't think i'd ever wanna come back to this one other than a couple tracks. standout tracks: i luv u, seems 2 be

fun to listen to, i likely wouldnt revisit this one other than a song or two. standout track for me would be she makes me.

mind numbingly mid. the raw sound of the record as a whole can be appreciated in some aspects, but i found myself struggling to even reach the end.

these guys were on that shit fr. i enjoyed the mix of rock and folk, and the flute was a great addition as well. standout tracks: aqualung, up to me, my god

absolute goat rock album. every song was thoroughly enjoyable in its own way. there's a reason these songs are still so well known over 50 years later. standout tracks: the battle of evermore, stairway to heaven, four sticks

i can appreciate the fact that this came out in the late 70s and the impact it may have had on music going forward, but in a vacuum, this was a rough one for me to get through. sonically, sure, it sounds cool. it sounds futuristic (for its time), and the process of actually creating it was probably pretty interesting, but god damn is it boring. i'd probably never go back to this one.

this site giving me kraftwerk two days in a row is diabolical. i somehow managed to enjoy this even less than the man-machine. like i mentioned for the man-machine, i can appreciate the sound of this album for its time, but i was praying for it to be done by the end of the third track.

exceptionally mid. i was kinda hoping it would be done soon after i got through "without you". i could see myself listening to a couple songs here and there, but as a whole, this album was neither good or bad. coconut is a crime against humanity for sure though. i'm bumping it down to a 2 from 3 just because of that song. standout tracks: gotta get up, down