Very heavy for 1970's rock. If you like doom metal, listen to the first track. Cool bass solo in N.I.B.
Very psych-rock. It incorporates organ into the music, which adds a nice touch. Quite a bit of songs about being drunk. A quintessential album. Revolutionary album that changed music forever.
Rap combined with electronic. Pretty good, especially for a rap album. Bombs Over Baghdad (B.O.B) and Mrs. Jackson are quintessential tracks. (B.O.B is my favorite). Overall very chill rap. Some of the interludes sound like the Minecraft OST
Speaks about inequality and racism. Overall, a really good album. Revolutionary in the world of soul and funk music. Pioneer in defining the soul and funk genres. Lots of horns and organ in the music.
Very psychedelic. Perfect mix of psychedelia and prog-rock. Have a Cigar is one of their heaviest tracks. Really great album! Welcome to the Machine sounds like Wish You Were Here and Have a Cigar combined. Wish You Were Here is very chill and acoustic. Good for a funeral.
Very heavy for a 70's album. War Pigs is probably their most political song. The song Iron Man is their most popular. Electric Funeral is really heavy and really good! Overall, I give it a 9/10
When I first saw this album, I thought it was a grunge or hard rock album. It's definitely a good album, but it was not what I expected. The percussive sound is a very nice touch. Overall a really good album!
Sounds very chill. It has rock and jazz influences, which I like. The rapping isn't fast or aggressive or extreme. It's mostly just chill rap/rock/jazz. Definitely one of my favorite rap albums.
It's mostly acoustic folk-y stuff with some electric guitar driven songs. I can tell he's inspired quite a bit by Simon and Garfunkel in terms of instrumentation. The lyrics are mostly political, with some being not so political. Overall a really good album.
Sounds like a typical R.E.M album. Orange Crush is the most popular song, and I can see why. Definitely shows how they've adjusted to the classic, lighter R.E.M style
Definitely sounds like a 70's punk rock album. Incorporates a lot of saxophone, which probably inspired the 90's Ska Punk movement. Very good songs on there!
Pretty solid rock album. Not my favorite, but still pretty good.
Some mellow singer- songwriter songs. Very chill and acoustic. I really like this album.
Very chill and lo-fi. Very glitchy music, but I still like it. It's not my favorite album, but it's a pretty quintessential pop album, but just an okay album in general
Very bluesy. Definitely sounds like an electric blues album. I definitely like Muddy Waters. I think this is definitely a quintessential blues album.
Uses a lot of samples of older songs. Incorporates a lot of elements of R&B. Overall, a very good rap album. Very essential rap album.
Very bluesy. I really like it. Very guitar driven and the guitar work is insane! Jimi Hendrix will always be the greatest guitarist ever! He has mad skill!
Somewhat bluesy. Sounds like many of the artists of this era. Definitely one of the best Sam Cooke albums. I particularly enjoyed this one.
Sounds a lot like Oasis. Definitely a really good album. Pretty essential 90's rock album. Has Song 2 on it which makes it a very popular album. Pretty good, overall.
Definitely sounds like U2 in the mid-80's. A very political album. Sunday, Bloody Sunday is definitely my favorite song on the album. Very good album.
Definitely your typical 80's soft pop album. Pretty good overall. I don't think it's the greatest album in the world, but it's pretty solid.
Iggy Pop is amazing! This is a really good hard rock album! Definitely one of The Stooges best works!
A quintessential album, let alone quintessential Micheal Jackson album. This album combines pop, soul, and RNB. It is a great album! Very catchy, Michael Jackson sounding songs. Very good!
Really good album. Incorporates elements of reggae, but it's mostly rap. Quintessential rap album. Overall, one of my favorite rap albums.
Sounds a lot like Nirvana (Not super surprising, judging by the fact that Courtney Love is the frontwoman of this band). Great album! Recommend for Nirvana fans.
Very chill and acoustic. Really good album! Highly recommend for people who like chill music and singer-songwriter hits from the late 60's and 70's
Sounds like the Minecraft OST. Very electronic and not as heavy or rock oriented as their previous albums. Very good album, though!
Very electronic. Very futuristic and synth-y. I really like it. The 22 minute title track Autobahn is the best on the album. Very futuristic- sounding for 1974.
Sounds like any other Bee Gees album. Overall, really good. Definitely a classic album of theirs. One of their more acoustic albums. Potentially one of my favorites.
Really good! Combines jazz and hard rock. Very good album! One of my favorite prog-rock albums!
Pretty acoustic and chill. It's a good album. It's modern and kind of older music at the same time, which I kinda like about the album.
Pretty good. Not my favorite rap album, but I'm still a pretty big fan.
Latin music combined with rock and jazz. A really good album! Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen is a quintessential track!
Really good! Definitely one of my favorite Paul McCartney/Wings albums! There are some lighter, more acoustic tracks and then some more rock-oriented tracks, which balances out the album perfectly.
Very long songs and song structures. I really enjoyed this album. Very psychedelic and electronic. Really good album!
The influence from 60's girl groups is definitely heard. Sounds a lot like 60's soul. Overall a pretty good album, but it's not my favorite.
Sounds a lot like their previous work. Definitely an essential Fleetwood Mac album. Probably my favorite!
I can definitely see why this album is on here. Definitely a quintessential Bee Gees album. It's an underrated and underappreciated classic! Some of the more melancholy-sounding tunes that defined their work of the late 60's and 70's.
Pretty good! A lot of instrumental pieces. I think that it's a classic album and it's very underrated.
Sounds a lot like their previous album. It seems to be more like punk rock than the first album. Overall it's really good. A lot of The Stooges work is the hard rock/blues rock style music. Very good!
Sounds like most of the late 60's and early 70's funk and soul music. It's an amazing album! Quintessential 70's music!
Very orchestral. Sounds a lot like Frank Sinatra's previous and later work. Very good!
A surprisingly good album. I'm not usually a fan of Indie Pop, but this album is really good. Sounds slightly like Radiohead in the early 2000's.
Pretty solid album. Very similar to her first album. The influence of 60's girl groups like The Supremes are prevalent. I think I like this better than her first album.
Sounds a bit like Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. Very acoustic, with a nice touch of harmonica. Definitely one of Neil Young's best album's
Sounds a lot like Derek and the Dominos. Very Eric Clapton style guitar parts. Very good!
Combines Alt-rock with pop and gives this nice sound. Very relatable songs, especially I Forgive Jesus. Very solid album.
Very good album! Definitely has some of their classics! Perfect balance of keyboard and guitar. Absolutely amazing!
Very good. Chill indie rock. Masterful album! The best song on this album is definitely Words. I can definitely see why it's on here!
Very electronic. An essential electronic album of the 80's and in general. Definitely sounds like the album that influenced most electronic groups or musicians. Overall a pretty good album.
Sounds like the typical, yet classic, political punk rock of the late 70's. Definitely an essential punk album and an essential album by The Clash. Definitely has some influence of reggae and other genres that aren't really as heavy as punk rock. Wonderful album!
Very folky. I personally really like this album. The British Indie scene is a very underground and underrated scene. The album was very entertaining to listen to. Definitely belongs on here.
Very good. Huge fan of the album. It's your typical Isley Brothers album, but I think it's Definitely one of their best, if not, their best.
Solid rap album. Definitely one of my favorites. It's a very underrated album and I think it should be recognized more. Very good!
Definitely a great rap-rock album. Definitely underrated. It incorporates Soul, R and B, Rap, and Rock, which are all genres that I am a fan of. Criminally underrated.
Amazing album! It combines thrash metal with groove metal and other genres. Max Cavalera's vocals add all the more reason to love this album. It's an amazing album! One of my favorite metal albums. This is truly an underrated masterpiece!
One of the best live albums of all time, if not, the best. Definitely a classic that solidified it's place in music history. Honestly, it's my favorite Johnny Cash album.
Definitely one of my favorite country albums. It's definitely one of his most popular albums and has solidified it's place in music history.
Sounds like his previous work, but more experimental. It has more electric guitars and synthesizer and turntables. Really good album. It deserves more credit than it gets for it's influence on modern artists.
Sounds a lot like jazz. Definitely a great album that offers a different style of music for me. I really enjoyed this album. I think it should be a classic.
One of the best prog-rock albums. One of the best 70's albums. It is amazing! My favorite Yes album. It's the first CD I ever bought. It truly is one of the greatest albums of all time and definitely deserves it's spot on here. It combines heavy, driving riffs with soft piano music. The instrumentation on this album is completely mind-blowing. The lyrics are as well, offering some of the greatest and most touching lyrics of all time. I have a ton of nostalgia associated with this album and it really makes me think back to all of those good times. When I first listened to it I was blown away. When I listen to it for the umpteenth time now, I am still blown away. Roundabout is my favorite Yes song. It was the first Yes song I've ever listened to. Heart of the Sunrise always touches me and makes me think about life. It truly is an amazing album and I cannot stress this enough!
It's a good album. It's not my favorite U2 album, but I think it does deserve it's spot here. There are other albums that are probably more deserving of the space on here, but still, it's an underrated gem.
Very good album. Combines Rock N' Roll with folk music. The title track is the most well-known, but the other tracks on this album are very good as well. Very underrated songs. The piano melodies with the acoustic guitar where very good and pleasant to listen to.
Really good album. Definitely one of Traffic's lesser-known albums. It's criminally underrated, though. Traffic has a distinct sound that branches out in this album and it's really cool how they incorporate other ethnic music in here. Vagabond Virgin is definitely the best song on here. It's very underrated and I think it's one of Traffic's best.
Sounds like Quicksilver Messenger Service. It is definitely a psychedelic rock staple from the San Francisco scene. One of the greatest psychedelic rock albums ever!
Really good album. It's definitely an essential rap album. It's a very electronic rap album. It has definitely solidified it's place in music history. Peak Kanye (Especially because of the controversy surrounding him now).
Very important in solidifying women's place in rap history. It's a great rap album as well. I wish I'd listened to it sooner, because it really is a classic.
Sounds like a cross between Micheal Jackson and Queen Latifah. Overall, a really good album. It's not my favorite rap/R/B album, but it's pretty good.
Abbey Road is one of the greatest albums to ever exist. It has so many great songs and is one of the most popular Beatles albums, if not, the most popular. It combines Rock with contemporary and art rock and it all blends nicely together into this insanely iconic and good album.
Definitely one of George Michael's best work alongside Faith. It's more acoustic and incorporates more piano than his other works. Great album from a great artist! Definitely a must-have!
Definitely a classic jazz album. Sounds like Peanuts. It's definitely underrated and underappreciated. It's a great album, with great musicianship. Definitely worth a listen.
Great 60's folk album. Definitely worth the listen. It incorporates traditional Indian music, and folk-rock. It is definitely a classic album that will definitely be worth your time.
Rubber Soul is an incredible album! It combines folk music with the rock n roll style they've established. This is a great album and you should 100% listen to it. It is one of my favorite Beatles albums and is definitely worth the listen. It's a great starter to folk music and is a staple in the genre. Truly one of the greatest albums ever!
Definitely sounds like 60's folk, but with a modern touch to it. It's a great album and the acoustic guitar is incredible. It's not my favorite folk album, but it's definitely worth your time. I'm glad people are keeping the folk genre alive.
It's an interesting album, to say the least. It blends a lot of different genres, but it's primarily alternative rock. It's a good album, but the album cover makes me feel weird for some reason. Great album, though.
It is definitely something I would listen to. It sounds like the band Doves. The thing about these indie bands and albums, is that they're so underground and that's what gets them less appreciation than they deserve. Love the early 2000's Indie era. Amazing album.
It sounds like a little bit of a departure from their previous album Dolittle. It's a great album and an essential album by The Pixies. It's got a really good sound to it. Joey Santiago's guitar work is amazing as always. Definitely worth it.
One of the greatest Steve Winwood albums ever! The synth-pop, rock, and jazz combination goes really well together. Second-Hand Woman is one of the greatest and most underrated songs ever! I truly believe everyone on this planet should listen to this album, at least once. Just absolutely incredible!
Very jazzy. It combines soul with big band music and orchestra-backed ballads. It is a really good album and is one of Ray Charles' greatest works. Definitely for jazz people. Amazing album.
Amazing album. Definitely one of my favorite Foo Fighters albums along with There Is Nothing Left To Lose and The Colour and Shape. It has some of the most underrated tracks on here and it really deserves more credit. It's insane that Dave Grohl played every instrument on this album. It takes a lot of talent and skill to be able to do that. The influence of Kurt Cobain is heard in some of the songs, which isn't surprising, judging by the fact that they were bandmates while Nirvana was still together. Terrific album!
It's an amazing album! It's very over the top and uses a ton of profanity, which adds a certain uniqueness to it. It's got very catchy tunes and melodies, and it's definitely one of his greatest works. Eminem is truly a genius when it came to connecting his albums. This is supposed to be like a sequel to the Slim Shady LP and the way he connects them is genius. Listening to those two albums (I felt I had to listen to the Slim Shady LP before this one) has made me appreciate Eminem a whole lot more. Insanely good!
It's a very good album. I definitely hear the influence of The Stooges. It combines punk rock with 90's alternative and indie music to create this sound that isn't like any other. Some of their work dabbled in experimental rock and adds a nice touch to the album. Just amazing!
