I feel like this album some good songs and some filler ones. If it had a few more songs I really enjoyed, I’m sure I’d be a 4.
Phil Spector is a horrible human. The music and everything is great, but on principal.
While this isn't the most amazing album I have ever listened to, in terms of lyrics or concept, the sound of this album is amazing. I feel like song transitions and atmosphere are perfect.
The Beatles are a classic. This album isn’t the most popular, to my knowledge but it still has their sound.
This is my first listen to Leonard Cohen. I enjoyed it, but it is a new sound for me! His voice is the focal point and the context of the album as he is at the end of his life over a good listen.
The beastie boys are an original rap group. I enjoyed it but it wasn’t an over the top enjoyment.
The beastie boys are an original rap group. I enjoyed it but it wasn’t an over the top enjoyment.
Black magic woman is a classic but the album was great. This feels like a great album but also a great showing of classic rock.
Honestly, get why it’s a classic. Fantastic mix of soul, jazz. You can feel her emotion in the way she sings.
Classic album from growing up. It has some of the most well known songs. The album a whole is good, but those singles are even better.
I get why it’s a classic rock album and on this list. Some great songs but not my favorite album/band.
I enjoyed it! Would do 3.5 if I could
Solid album with some classics! Really enjoyed it!
Solid album and was popular when I was younger. Overall, a great sound and a start for a lot of indie information.
Good album! Not my favorite genre, but I really enjoyed some of it and some of it I did not care for.
Great album and classic/hardcore rock? It seems to be a classic album and i get why people love it. The use of guitar alone is amazing and full of sound. I enjoyed and will come back it.
I liked a lot of the songs off this album. You get a lot of the Jimi Hendrix experience and the guitarist he was. There are some songs that are 10/10, but some others that feel like filler. Overall, I feel like this album isn't the most amazing maybe 3.25-3.75/10. I am going to give it a 3, because I think the album itself feels scattered versus being cohesive. I think I would give it a 3.5 if I could.
There’s a lot of bangers on here and shows who Beyoncé was. There was just some songs I wasn’t vibing with or didn’t enjoy as much.
I get why this is a top album. It’s got some great hits and is just overall a very cohesive fun album!!
I know this album had a lot of credit for its day, but I did not enjoy it as much.
I really enjoyed this album. It was a great listen from start to finish and my first full intro to ZZ Top! It was a fantastic album and I enjoyed it a lot. I just wish Spotify didn’t have the live songs at the end of it.
I don’t know if anything needs to be said about this one. It’s an amazing album.
I like this album a lot. But I also am biased due to knowing a lot more about its influence than have listened to it. Is it a 5 for me? Maybe it’s a 4.5 but I think it deserves 5.
I enjoyed the first bit of the album, but fell off as the sound became harder towards the end. I can understand why this may have helped define electronic music, but not my cup of tea.
I enjoyed this album a lot. Has a few songs that I did not realize were written by Smashing Pumpkins. I would go back and listen to this a lot. A solid grunge and rock album.
Solid album.
I enjoyed it and know it is one of the best-selling electronic albums.
It's okay. I am learning that early Electronica isn't my favorite genre. It's a fine album, but not my cup of tea.
i want to rate this a 4.5 because it's an amazing album. The album and songs are all iconic, but I want to save the 5's for truly the best of the best. I think this is almost there but has lost it with time.
I think I have a headache.
I really enjoyed this album. The sound of soft rock is great allowing it to be an enjoyable, but also a great listen while working. Glad I can appreciate Steely Dan more than when I was younger.
A lot of the messaging of this album hasn't aged well. Not every song is a banger, but the life of this album has prolonged through hip-hop/rap. I think the enduring nature of this album lifts it up, even if not every song is the greatest of all time. Straight Outta Compton is still a blueprint for music today.
I like some of the songs on the album but not the biggest fan of Neil Young’s voice or duration of songs.
This album has stood the test of time. It has defined a generation and help blend nu-metal into the populus.
Overall, the album is great and I enjoy most of the songs. There are 1 or 2 I am no the biggest fan of, but it is overall a fantastic album.
I enjoyed a lot of the classic songs that I knew well. As an album, I think there are bits when it is too repetitive. Overall I enjoyed it, but I think it's a middle of the road album.
The album was a fun vibe.
I enjoyed this album overall. I thought it had some great sound, and I enjoyed the rustiness of Janice’s voice.
There’s no denying that Eric Clapton is an amazing guitarist. There’s also a lot that he’s not a great person in general. This album combines his guitar skills and a genre that doesn’t necessarily see him. And there is potentially something to be said about the white washing in this album with the reggae undertones overall, I think it’s an OK album, Eric Clapton isn’t the best person in the world/she’s kind of not a great person, and it just doesn’t seem to be the best Work.
Overall, I really enjoyed the album. Coldplay definitely has a distinct sound that you can sometimes love and sometimes Haight, but this album just really shows them and really shows their impact on music currently.
Elvis has an iconic sound even in his debut album. This album really shows who Elvis was and the reasons that he would go through and breakthrough in music. The album is enjoyable and great, and a lot of the songs are classics, particularly blue, suede shoes, but this album being all covers does take a bit away from the master that is Elvis. I think that this is an iconic and great album and I love the sound. I love Elvis. I love that he debuted with this and that this is what started just who he was, and how you changed the music and the scope of what popular music it was, but I do wish it was more original songs from him, which we will get later in his discography, but that doesn’t take away that this is probably one of the best debut albums of all time
