Lots of echo on most songs. Some classics. Not too psychedelic. Not really my cup of tea. Came out when I was 7 years old. Not offensive, though.
Strong reminder of the Beatles. Part of the British Invasion without being overly played in my head. Glad to know about the Zombies now. I had heard of them - now I have heard them.
I like the last track "Time of the Season", but I liked it better when Blake Lewis performed it on American Idol in 2015.
This is he heaviest metal I think I can enjoy. Axl Rose's voice is classic. Three big hits: Welcome to the Jungle. Paradise City, and Sweet Child O' Mine.
Classic. Slightly fewer major hits than Thriller. Still, one of the best from one of the best. Underrated Stunner - Dirty Diana.
Iconic. Hard rock. Not really my jam... but a lot of jams that were lots of people's jams. The title track, along with You Shook Me All Night Long defined a segment of my teenage youth. Hells Bells, Have a Drink on Me, and Shoot to Thrill were also on heavy rotation.
Painless. Innocuous. Forgettable with the exception of "Teach Your Children".
I loved "Killer Queen". The rest, meh. Spotify had difficulty playing the album for me.
Not my cup of tea. Strange. Too progressive.
Poor man's Beatles. Painful dirge and wannabe feel to this. No thanks.
Trippy alt rock. Might have a few tiktokable tracks, but not for me.
I know people like this guy, but he is just too into himself to appeal to me. Not my thang!
Hardcore, classic old school rap. I'm sure this is required listening in some circles... not mine. Pass.
Random Jazz as If I were in a Chicago club back room in the 60's or 70's. I'm not. And now I don't ever want to be.
College frat party jumping around dancing. Goth, British, moody vibes. Not for me.
I've never heard of this artist nor heard any of these songs. I can understand why. Nothing special. Bland 1970's radio soft rock. Inoffensive. Unmemorable.
A classic from a classic. But not from my experience or enjoyment. But it is OK.
Just outside my wheelhouse of music I really like. Not bad at all. Great variety.
Dancetronica EDM stuff. While not displeasing, it misses my sweet spot, Trippy!
What is this genre? Punk? Bjork? College girls dancing by jumping straight up and down. Experimental... or just mental.
I'd never heard this album before, but I dig it! Danceable modern rock. Right blend of electronic and rock. Should be in my rotation. Winner!
Classic 50's and early 60's early Motown. Think Little Richard, Sam Cooke, early James Brown, Stand By Me. Smooth, comfortable, black crooner.
Bland, innocuous instrumentals. No thanks.
Classic in the sweet spot of my main music listening days. I may have even owned this record at one time. Even the lesser songs are known well to me.
Grooving and fun. I've never heard of these guys or their music. But it is easy on the ears.
Clearly a classic band, on a classic album, with a classic hit (Sultans of Swing). They're popular, they're skilled, they're well regarded. I'm not sure if it is a failing on their part or mine, but the connection has never been solid between us.
Not sure why this album is on the list. Not my style at all. Jazzy Caribbean Afro beats.
Hard rap. That's a hard 'Naw' from me, dawg.
Quintessential late 1950's, early Ray Charles. There is a reason he is in the pantheon of American Music.
Not my kind of music. But SO many streams. Some people clearly connect with this album. It does not have Creep, my favorite Radiohead song.
Beck just ain't my jam. Talented, sure; moody, varied, well put-together. All of the above. Just not for me today. Maybe on another day.
Nice timing with this album selection. Dolly died the day before you provided this album for rating (25 Aug 2026). Her voice is transcendent. She was a good human. But the album isn't on my list of top albums.
Nothing bad can be said about Miss Swift. Her music is more for my kids' generation than mine. But it is inoffensive and undeniably loved.
Not bad, not great. Never heard of them. Rock. Slightly British feel.
New album and group to me. But very enjoyable. I'd listen to this regularly.
Heavy guitars - emo British wailers. pounding and grinding. Not my style.
Classic Elvis, but a little before my time.
David Bowie has never been my jam. I don't think he has much talent. Eccentric, yes. Overrated, yes.
Folksy sound like Joni Mitchell. It's fine. I would not go out of my way for it. Not memorable.
I am most familiar with Owner of Lonely Heart from their catalog, which is not on this album. Their style is familiar, but these songs are not. I can take it or leave it.
Millennial Music. I can see the appeal. It is just not in my wheelhouse.
Classic British Invasion. Absolutely deserving of a place on this list.
"This album sucks!", Tara offered without solicitation.
She was right.
