This album wasn't very memorable to me other than Hallelujah which is just such a classic.
I like the blues rock, I think it's called. Love some rock music. Feel like in the current day hip hop and pop is all the rage. I miss this time when there was popular rock music.
I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. I didn't think I was a heavy metal fan, but this was great.
Never heard of the group but was a nice introduction.
Iconic opener with Tiny Dancer. Haven't really listened to anything other than his big hits so this was a good introduction. Quite a short album at just 9 songs but each song is quite long.
Such a nostalgic album for me, I really enjoyed listening to this one since I haven't in a while.
Honestly a little boring. Have always heard great things about this album but it feel flat for me. Not bad per say, just not memorable.
I listened to this a few times and each time it grew on me. Never listened to Dire Straits before so it was a good introduction.
Really liked this album. Really meditative for me. Always enjoy music with some electronics whispery aspects.
On my first listen I didn't really enjoy, but after listening to it a second time I thoroughly enjoyed. Will definitely be listening to more Rufus Wainwright!
I really did not like the long outros of some of the songs with all of the talking. Those seemed really unnecessary and distracted me from the music. I had always heard good things about this album, but I just didn't see it.
Really enjoyed this album. Not much else to say, just really had a good time listening to it.
Totally different from what I usually listen to and this album is reasons why I love this project.
Such a fun album and great vibes for a Monday after a holiday weekend, had me dancing at my desk. Helped me realize just how much I love disco 🪩🕺🏼
It was really loud. Just fine, didn't hate it didn't love it.
Never heard of this band, nice introduction. I'm planning on listening to more of their catalog.
Such a nostalgic album for me, I remember my mom playing this as a kid and us dancing in the kitchen to it. Listening it took me back to those happy memories.
Love a good jazz album and Miles Davis is an icon.
Not my usual, but was a nice change of pace.
I remember when this album first came out I was 18. All I really remember was how overplayed it was. I enjoy a few of the songs primarily one and only and someone like you, but the rest honestly just drives me a bit batty with how overplayed it's been.
Have always loved the song maybe I'm amazed.
Solid album, hadn't listened to much of the eagles before.
Gotta be honest didn't love this. Maybe only one listen through wasn't enough but it all sounded the same to me. Not bad by any means, just not a favorite.
Devo in general is so nostalgic since my mother used to play it all the time. Not my favorite, but gets an extra star because of the nostalgia.
Really liked the first song Cinnamon Girl, but after that everything kind of melded together.
Love so many songs on this album, a classic for me
Love some David Bowie. Not my favorite album, but regardless it's still solid.
Short and sweet but I really enjoyed this.
Not a country western fan at all and this album held true to that.
First half of the album was filled with great pop songs but the latter half fell flat.
Not really my style, but understand the significance behind it.
Said it once and I'll say it again. This project has made me realize how much I love David Bowie.
Not a fan of the Iron Man cover & in general just not a fan of the lead singer's voice it's a bit too breathy for me.
Honestly a great live album.
Didn't dislike this as much as I thought. Always like a live album and they performed well live.
All of the songs sounded the same. It was fine, but didn't really seem like anything special.
Love some jazz, hadn't heard this type of jazz before but I loved it. It was exactly what I needed on my drive home after a crummy day at work.
This was fine, his voice sometimes drives my crazy and other times I like it.
