Okay, it was good few hits. But didn’t feel like I uncovered something I was missing.
Great blues — guitar riffs really good.
A surprise on how cohesive this album was.
Perfect album for a rainy day
Okay!
Solid album! Nothing stuck out to me and grabbed my attention. But good album front to back, would be great as a record for the background.
Not what I anticipated at all. A good listen, but not a ton of diversity in the songs making it feel less cohesive and more stale. The touches of inspiration were really good.
Great find, so surprised that I hadn’t heard this before. Great album. Sounds like the Strokes
Each song a surprise. David Bowie cementing his legacy. Now I see. Near perfect album.
Would be good if I were on ecstasy in a German club!
Solid
An unexpected joy. Not what I would normally gravitate towards and not sure how/when I would listen to it again, but I am glad to have done so.
Perfect album for me. A few stand out songs, cohesive, with enough diversity to keep you interested.
Not as good as the other one. But hard to say, I think this is an album depending on its environment; I think listening on a Walkman in the 80s in the Summer time would change my opinion.
This album is the reason I got into this project in the first place. Finding pieces that are exciting and change your perspective of music and taste of music. Such a strong and revolutionary album. I’m appalled that I waited until I was 25 to hear this. This was amazing a very STRONG 4 — 4.5 for me. The back end is where I think it lost some points but hard to tell because the top half is that strong.
Good album, would be great to own — I’m not sure what context I’d play it in though. It was a great front to back listen but nothing stood out
Pretty good, found a few songs that I liked.
Solid album, happy to have seen the cure in here. I don’t think this is their best album! But a good listen through and I should purchase the record!
May need to listen again.
Someone’s baby daddy loves this album, and I feel sorry for her.
A very strong three! A great record to have in the arsenal. The singles definitely out shadow the rest of the album.
Solid album, the singles are standouts. I think it’s more cohesive than I thought it would be, but a little one note. Religious themes more prevalent than I initially remembered.
fell off at the end, overall a good album with some good deepcuts
This album is near perfect and should get more recognition and praise. Has great singles, yet cohesive without being boring and one noted. Album is consistently good and keeps you guessing and moving. This is on a must own list for me.
Jazz that’s palatable to white people in the 50s.
Solid, yet unremarkable to me. Solid one to own, but a little one noted for me.
The vocals were so damn bad on this I struggled to listen to it, this is coming from a person who historically loves bad vocalists. The music was fine but seriously how is this fucking album on here, 1001 best albums to kick puppies?
Great album, cohesive with great singles and good to listen to front to back!
Mid — did get better at the end
Really grew on me
3 because it had a strong start…but this is literally MK Ultra Core.
Slacked at the end. But overall good album, you could tell Flea had a blast with this album!
Album of agony and despair
Non offensive listening!
Somehow overrated and underrated at the same time.
Breaking up with your boyfriend in a Lowe’s parking lot core.
Great album! The only thing I disliked about the album is that they are British. Drummer is too good to be British…ugh!!
Flava Flav try not to say “flava”, “flavor” or “flav” challenge: level—impossible
Political, funky, high tempo, creative genius!
Ok Computer is…okay. Like yes it’s good, but that’s it.
Don’t worry some pretentious prick with daddy issues will argue with me about this until he’s red in the face. And watch him combust when I tell him that this or Kid A isn’t Radiohead’s best album…
Album is good and thoughtfully put together but people really act like there aren’t a million albums on the subject of technology’s impact, and others do it better (The Pleasure Principle). Radiohead’s OK Computer is for men who take SSRIs yet think they are better than everyone else, and think women’s opinions suck (but don’t worry he will call himself a feminist). <3
P.s. the bends is better
Kind of music Wendy puts on in the car and you never hear again.
The foreplay of jazz. Extra star just for the name.
A post-hardcore artifact that should be revered as one of the best emo albums of all time. The top is adrenaline spiking motion, then dives into a mellowed rhythm. This is the kind of cool Brits wish they were.
Damp and moody, what I imagine living on the Pacific Northwest does to you. This album deeply suits the depressed, nihilistic, tearful guy who makes his personality drinking PBR and that’s okay . You’ll get her back one day (you definitely won’t) <3
RIP ES
Trio more like Quadruple
This guy was so good in Law & Order SVU!!
I’ll never get over listening to this. One of the best albums of the 21st century.
Would be awkward if I didn’t rate this a 5 right?
Has really great hits, then the rest is just English slop.
Kind of like the Beetles if they weren’t famous and full of themselves, and if they really loved left/right localization
If someone told me this was their favorite album, I’m immediately checking an online registry…if you know what I mean.
Giving it a five, would be californication
I saw a review that said it sounds like this would be playing at K-mart — I must agree
What you hear in the background when you’re drinking a margarita at Margaritaville.
I think this album will continue to grow on me, thus a 4
Can’t get her black face persona out of my head while listening to this album.
I just can't enjoy the monotonous sludge of distorted guitars and Corgan's petulant whine.
Is what I would say if I were normal.
Just like a young girl should:
Couldn’t find this one specifically so I chose “Fat Domino Swings” — reminds me of going to breakfast at Backwater in Melbourne
If Bad Bunny performed at a Parisian Cafe and was a prick.
3.5*
Bill Ward’s jazz style drumming brings such a unique flair to this album that makes it so enjoyable. This is a must own in a record collection, like find an original pressing. Whenever I listen to this and Master of Reality I think about how Ozzy was called the “Prince of Darkness” but to me he sounds like a teddy bear — my close, personal friend Oz. This is one of the best Rock albums of all time, and I hope it continues to gain recognition as time goes on.
This is my “I know ball” album.
Das ist beep boop musik
Weird because I liked the album, but nothing stood out to me. 3.5
Not a jazz expert
Boomer album that I kinda liked 🫣
5 stars of jibberish
