Rated 6/10
First track I thought "oh this is gonna be bad" but the more I listened, I was getting into it. I liked the story line of the album. A bit of Ian Drury vibes but the beats were painful. Favorite track: Fit but You Know It.
Rated 4/10
I wouldn't listen to it again
Rated 2/10
I was excited to see an album from the 80s on my list today, but only got through track 5 before I called it quits.
Rated 10/10
Added some more songs to my favorites. Giving it a 5 because remembering when my son was a teenager singing Hello in a death metal voice will always make me laugh.
Rated 8/10
Enjoyed most songs but some didn't age well
Rated 6/10
It's okay - I guess I had shuffle and repeat album on, so I'm not sure how long I listened.
Rated 6/10
No strong feelings. Nice for background music.
Rated 2/10
Interesting but I couldn't finish it.
Rated 10/10
Monday morning commute mosh!
Rated 10/10
Really enjoyed this & will listen again. Wish I understood Portuguese
Rated 4/10
I made it through the whole album. I wouldn't listen again but I can't say I hated it, so I'll be generous.
Rated 6/10
Didn't realize Bad Company was a British group. The album was okay. I'd give it a 3.5 but don't think I like it enough to bump it up to a 4.
Catching up from Christmas break, so added everything to my queue. Now I have to skip all these horrible songs.
Rated 6/10
It's okay.
Rated 8/10
I like electronic music so I would listen to it again but can't say I loved it enough to give it a 5.
Rated 10/10
Another nostalgic album I could listen to on repeat
Rated 10/10
Aretha could sing the dictionary and it would be a 5.
Rated 4/10
Very 60s, not something I'd listen to again. I had to look up the singer on Que Vida because I imagined Janice from Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
Rated 8/10
Another nostalgic one for me. I don't remember listening to the whole album before, but I like the variety and will listen to this one again.
Rated 10/10
My husband's favorite band, and I think my introduction to U2 when I was in jr high. I remember sitting on the wall near the student store on lunch talking to friends about music and someone mentioned how much they loved U2 but my reggae and ska-loving mind turned it into UB40 and I agreed, then we realized we were talking about two different groups.
