I really enjoy the instrumentation, it’s excellent. Robert Plant is actually my least favorite part!
Solid alt-pop, even ahead of its time a bit maybe. Not much that sticks with me on first listen.
Classic metal, heavy focus on guitar riffs and high-pitched singing. Not really for me but I can see how it was ahead of the trends at the time.
Classic 90s rap. Obsessed with sex and violence in a self-gratifying way. But very catchy, great beats, I was grooving most of the time I was listening.
Very catchy, I would have enjoyed this at the time. I'd appreciate hearing the instruments more, I think the beats were great and seeing it live was probably much better.
Apple suggested there were rumors that Kurt Cobain had more influence on this album, and I can see why. It's much more grungy and Nirvana-like than Celebrity Skin. They are both good but in different ways!
I think I get the band name now. This was a little sappy for me. Good pop-rock for the time.
Jazz is not really my thing. Background music at best for me.
Clearly an influence on Lana Del Rey. It was a little samey and boring for me, but there were some pretty songs.
Post-Beatles pop-rock. Catchy and fun.
I've loved this album since it came out, but always The Love Below. As a teenager I didn't enjoy Speakerboxxx and basically only listened to it once. Paying better attention to it today, really enjoying Tomb of the Boom. Still love The Love Below!
Sounds like Jack White but less rock-y than I expected. Overall it's fine to listen to but nothing special.
Like a more accessible version of meandering 70s prog-rock. I enjoyed it—if I had found this 20 years ago when I was into prog-rock I might have really enjoyed it.
Like a progressive/jazz jam band. I'm intrigued and enjoyed it but probably wouldn't really listen to it much.
Narrative pop music, pretty interesting
Very ahead of its time! This would have blown my mind at the time.
Fantastic old-school hip-hop. Just a lot of fun.
Chris Cornell, what a voice. I'm really glad he ended up here and not in a glam metal band.
I'm not a huge Oasis fan. It's certainly a classic but doesn't really hit for me.
Not a huge fan of punk music, it's pretty same-y. I'm not sure about the punk scene as of 1977 but this felt more modern to me.
Music and melody was very simplistic, so I found it pretty boring. Definitely more western than what I’m used to as country.
