Fun mix of what sounds like 50s and 60s with some 80s rock. Really different sound than a lot of music. A lot of good songs.
Very unique and different album. Carries over the 80s vibe into the 90s. Has two amazing songs in 'Personal Jesus' and 'Enjoy the Silence'
I can appreciate what The Zombies were and their influence on rock, but this album doesn't do it for me. Time of the Season is a good song and the whole album has the psychedelic 60's vibe to it.
Sounds a lot like the easy going rock of the early 90s. Is worth while listening to in the background, but wouldn't want to listen to it outside of that. Reminds me of some of the slow music from The Crow soundtrack.
Good album, with one popular song, but really easy listening album from start to finish. You can hear the change from their earlier stuff, but still as the same musically sound.
Such a good album. Relaxing yet energetic at the same time. Amazing guitars. Really good music of Latin music with American rock. Perfect to listen to from start to finish.
Decent album, a lot of the songs sound the same though. Good listen to just have on in the background.
Just not my cup of tea. Melodic, but just too slow. Good vocals, but almost sounds depressing a lot of songs.
Guitars and drums are good, but you can barely hear the vocals and a lot of it is just humming. Cool musical jam. Distorted guitars give a bit of a different sound than I've heard before.
Just an overall fun album. Vocals are great and seemed during the time would have been a very influential albums towards the '80s sound'.
Good album. Definitely has a lot of 90s vibes to it. Seems like it has some Radiohead sound, even before I saw Thom Yorker were on a couple of songs. Vocals sound almost 70s/80s with the rest of the music being from the 90s.
Good listen. Sounds like a lot of bands across multiple decades. I hear a little of The Who, Pink Floyd, and Talking Heads while also a bit of the Hollies. So there's a bit of 60s, 70s, and even 80s sound in the album.
Really good album. Guitars and vocals are great. The progressive rock with a concept album really resonate here. You can progress through the album and every song is different, but bind the album together.
Good listen. Enjoyed the album all the way through. Reminds me of some of the other indie pop bands that came around in the early 2010s.
Good album. Done really good songs, but also done just OK songs. Vocals as anyways are great. Some really good guitar rhiffs.
Some country, blues, and pop sounds. Good vocals. Sounds like a lot of the solo singers from the late 90s/early 00s (e.g. John Mayer, etc.)
Not really my kind of rap. Sounds a bit like Jamaican and South African rap.
One of my favorite albums. Amazing guitars. Amazing lyrics. Wish You Were Here is iconic. Have a Cigar is a great upbeat song compared to the rest of the album.
Not even their best album, yet a monumental album in rock. Some all time classics on here. Very blues forward album. Vocals, guitars, drums all great. With there being at least 4 other Zeppelin albums I like more than this one, I couldn't give it 5 stars.
I can understand and appreciate how vocals and the lyrics are amazing, but just not my type of music.
It was alright, nothing special. Sounds like a lot of 80s bands.
Really great album. Vocals and lyrics are great. Just a good album to relax to from start to finish.
Not horrible, better than I thought it was going to be. I really don't like disco and was expecting all disco songs, but there are some different types of songs on here. Some pretty good guitars too.
Never really liked hardcore punk from the early 80s. I can appreciate what it did for music, especially for a lot of bands through the 90s, but just doesn't hit the same as some other music to me.
Great album. Couple of amazing songs. Fogerty's vocals throughout are really good. Just a good listen from start to finish.
The songs I like from this album are good, but there are a lot on here I don't like. Everything is just extremely repetitive and not enjoyable.
Good album. Guitars and vocals are great. Definitely feel that 90s angst in the music and lyrics.
Such a great album. Never really listened to The Cult and I feel like I should have long before now. Just great vocals, guitars, and drums. Very much an 80s rock band.
Great vocals and a great lyricist. Definitely has some of that 60s folk vibe as well, which I definitely appreciate and those bands were such an influence in rock, it's just something I usually don’t listen to. It was still a good album though.
Really great album. Some all time classics on here. There seems to be a lot of 50s rock influences in quite a few songs with the guitars and the vocals.
A nice fun album to listen to. Can definitely see myself enjoying listening to this again.
Good album and enjoyed a few songs on the album. Can here some Bowie influence in some of the songs. Some good lyrics and great voice.
They sound like if The Cure, Oasis, The Smiths, and The Beatles had a music baby. Such a great album. One you can just put on and enjoy the whole album.
I really hate to give Kanye props, but the album is just so good. Haven't really listened to Kanye since he went all crazy, but his earlier stuff is just so good.
It's an OK album. I'm not a big techno fan, so wasn't a hot for me. It is somewhat relaxing and might be good to put on while reading a book or something.
Obviously had one of the most iconic songs of the past 20 years and that song is great. I liked the album, it just wasn't a whole album to me.
Great voice and music is a bit different. Indie. Didn't mind it, just wasn't my type of music.
Cool album. Indie folk, so not a huge fan, but was pretty cool to just put on on the background.
Really enjoyed this album. Great listen for the whole album. Reminded me a bit of The Doors.
Pretty chill album. Was better than I was expecting.
Great album. Sound much more like a 60s or 70s band. Sort of a Beatles sound to them.
I normally don't like a ton of 80s British style punk, but I loved this album. I have never listened to them before, but this album will make me try some of their other albums.
One of my favorite albums of all time. First CD I ever owned, so definitely has some nostalgia for me and is probably the first album I listened to that branched away from what my parents listened to. I can listen to this album at least once a week and not get bored. Every song on here is great.
All though I'm not a big Elvis fan, I can still appreciate his work and what he did for rock n roll. The album itself had some really good songs and I enjoyed listening to it and it's the first time I've actually listened to an Elvis album and not just individual songs.
Never been a big fan of jam bands. This band sounds a little bit like if a southern rock band was a jam band. Good music, just not my jam.
Good, chill album. Album as a while is good, some good lyrics and of course a great voice.
Decent album. Never listened to them before. Sounds more like The Clash style of punk, so I liked it more than some other early British punk. Some of the songs sound a bit like daily Pink Floyd with a punk twist.
Can't go wrong with some 60's blues rock, especially with Eric Clapton on guitar. Also has a sweet drum solo. Never heard them before, but really liked the album.
Really cool album that I never listened to. I'd heard 'Child in Time', but nothing else on this album. Some great instrumentals and great voice. When listening to Child in Time, I realized it sounds a bit like Bowie.
Good, just not as good as I was expecting.
Pretty cool album. Had a short of Blues sound to it. Better than I expected.
Pretty good album. Some soul style music combined with typical 80s pop rock. Good vocals and good instrumentals.
Right off the bat the album hits you with some great guitar. The vocals don't sound like your typical blues though. The guitars are amazing though. Overall I liked the guitars and blues sounding parts, but didn't like the vocals that much and wasn't my type of music.
Not too bad. Definitely has that sort of 60s hippy sound to it. Better than some of the slower 60s stuff.
Starts out with a great song in Roundabout, but outside of one or two others songs, the album seemed more experimental. They added a new keyboardist and a few songs seemed like they were just trying to show off his skills. Even with all that, still a decent album.
This was a really cool album. Just a good album to chill and listen to. Sounded a lot like Marley, probably because Tosh was a member of the Wailers.
I had never heard of Kate Bush until Stranger Things and really liked Running Up That Hill, but still never listened to anything beyond that. I should have. What a great album.
Meh. Not horrible, just not a big fan of disco. Obviously have heard Dancing Queen a thousand times and the rest of the album sounds pretty similar.
Amazing album. Not only if you'd one of my favorite albums ever, but this is one of the greatest hard rock/heavy metal albums ever. The Master of Puppets song is equally as good by itself, but the album as a whole from start to finish is amazing. Even Orion which is all instrumental flows well with the album.
You really can't go wrong with Stevie. Such a great album. Has some funk, R&B, and soul. Album just flowed well as well.
Great album, though not their best. I think the first half of the album is far better than the second half. Even still it's a good album. I just prefer most of their later stuff starting with The White Album more.
Was just a meh album for me. Wasn't bad, just didn't have anything significant. Sounded like a stereotypical 80s band.
It's a very weird album and just not in my wheelhouse. I like some psychedelic rock, but bands that have more of the rock. This was just too slow and melodic for my taste.
Such a great album. Probably Queen's best album and has one of the greatest rock songs of all time. The album goes together and just seen like every some for in the album.
I'm just not a fan of techno or house music. This album was at least easy to listen to though.
Cool live album. Neil Young has such a unique voice. This would be a good album to just chill to. No songs on here I had heard before, but good listening.
This definitely want as bad some other electronic music I've heard. This is much more mellow and does have the annoying sounds you hear in a lot of them and is more musical and melodic. Though still just not a fan of electronic music.
I like some folk music, but it has to have a little rock to it. This just sounded like it was from the middle ages and I just didn't like it.
This album was amazing. I've never heard them until now and I loved it. This sounds musically like At the Drive-In some and the vocals sound like someone I can't put my finger on. Will absolutely be listening to this again
This was a pretty cool album to listen to. Some of the songs on here I would skip, but overall a really good listen.
One of my favorite albums. Usually go back and forth between this and Nevermind as the best Nirvana album. This album goes back to their roots a bit with some heavier songs, yet still has some great radio songs.
Cool album. Kinda sounds like if Dolly Parton made some soft rock.
It was good, if just wasn't anything special to me. I prefer a lot more grunge albums and bands that came out during this period.
I don't listen to jazz much, but whenever I do it seems like something I would really enjoy. This album is no exception. I just felt taken away while listening to this.
Was a little suspect after the first song until I read exactly what it was about. He has a great voice. Album as whole has meaning which is cool. Music is pretty good to, but it's really his voice and the lyrics that make the album.
Such a great album. I've seen this before, but never actually listened to it and I'm regretting that. Vocals are great, sounds a lot like Thom Yorke to me. Music and lyrics are also amazing .
Don't know why I never listened to a full album of The Pixies before, but I thought this album was great. I really like the heavier grunge songs on the album.
Great album. Sounds like some early Bowie with some blues to it.
I don't think I've ever actually listened to the album from start to finish before, but it was definitely worth it. A really great album and the sound is great, especially for being a live recording.
Good album. Really liked the rapping parts and the lyrics. I didn't like how much sampling there was in the songs; feels like it breaks up the songs too much.
Great album. I've listened to this album so many times. Used to learn to play the drums to this album.
Decent album. Better than some other techno style albums. This seems like more actual instruments bring samples instead of just 'sounds'. Also has a heavier sound than some others.
This was a great album. Never even heard of these guys until this. What a great voice and the music just flows.
Fun, energetic album.
Never really listened to them and wasn't a fan of some of the songs I heard from them, but I liked this album more than I thought I was going to. Some of the 'techno' I didn't like, but the more 'pop rock' songs were pretty good.
Not a huge Taylor Swift fan, though this album was much more tolerable. The lyrics of the songs have a lot to say and the singing was more folk than it was pop and I enjoyed it more.
I prefer more of the Genesis from the 80s and with Phil Collins. That being said, I did like listening to this album. Some of the music even sounded a bit like Pink Floyd. Made me want to listen to more full albums of some older Genesis.
Never listened to the whole album before and just had heard the radio songs on the album. The album was really good and had some different sounding tracks. I was really surprised by the title track, Aja, and the drums in the song. Really great jazz style song.
Really good, chill album. And if course has Lennon's most recognizable song away from the Beatles.
Good album. Someone Somewhere was really good.
It's a good album. Has probably three of his most well known songs on one album. Couple of other good tunes on here as well. Lyrics aren't exactly Shakespeare, but they are fun.
So, he has some great sound, it's just not my style of music. I feel. Like he would actual be really good in a rock band.
I usually don't like the fast paced 'ska' type punk, but this had enough 'slower' parts and songs that I really liked this album.
Not normally my type of music, but you just can't go wrong with Ella Fitzgerald singing. What an amazing voice. I really only knew a few songs, but the songs are still enrapturing.
Really good album. I prefer Aja a little more than this album, but still a really solid album.
Good album. 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love' is an absolute banger and 'Friday Night' is an amazing song, probably the best song on the album. Though I think a lot of the songs would be better if he want on a higher pitch when singing. For instance, 'Holding My Own' I think would be way better if he just sang in his lower pitch.
Decent album. Probably just what I grew up with, but I like a lot of other early 90s rap albums over this one.
Not a huge country fan, but I've always appreciated Steve Earle. Has more of the old country, southern rock sound. This album is no different and was enjoyable to listen to
Every time I listen to Neil Young albums, I get more engrossed. This is just a great album and his vocals and lyrics are amazing.
Just like most Stevie Wonder albums, they are just great to listen to. There were so many songs on this album that I've heard multiple times and are just great and iconic songs.
I have of course heard of Jerry Lee Lewis before and thought I would like this album, but it was much better than I anticipated. The piano is of course amazing and the energy in all the songs is something to behold; I would have loved to see him in concert. Overall an amazing album and much better than I originally anticipated.
The album was good, just not as good as I was expecting from a lot of places having this as one of their top 100 albums of all time. The lyrics and vocals are amazing though. Some of the songs seemed like they were ahead of their time and almost sounded like some 90s R&B.
Really good album. Sounds like a mix of a bunch of different regional music almost; has some Jamaican, South African, and American rap sounds throughout. And Paper Planes is just a great iconic song.
It's a good album, I just think they have much better albums than this.
Not bad, almost sounds like a movie soundtrack.
This is my my third Neil Young album and has been my least favorite so far, but I still enjoyed it.
I was never a big Beach Boys fan. This album was decent though.
This album wasn't bad and some songs were really good. It had a mix of jazz, blues, and soft rock. I think I would have enjoyed it more if it was a little harder, but understand that's not everyone's taste.
Such a unique voice and the lyrics were amazing on this album. Really made you want to sit and think about what he's saying.
This was a pretty decent album. Definitely seemed a little ahead of it's sound in the mid 90s. Sounds a lot like some of the mid-2000s bands, so I can see that some of those bands were influenced by this album.
