A great album that contains some of his most iconic songs, but having a long runtime and being less unique in sound and style to other of his albums such as 'Let Love In' or 'Skeleton Tree' which are unlisted and 'Murder Ballads' or 'The Boatman's Call' I would do without this one for this type of listing.
7/10 [SWAP]
Rated 6/10
Very important record from the American band. I was never a huge fan but this album and 'Remain in Light' are such relevant milestones that they deserve inclusion.
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 6/10
It is a staple in blues and hard rock, a great sixties album that I am happy to have revisited with this project.
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 10/10
One of the best albums of all time. Deeply personal, sounds really lush and beautiful.
10/10 [KEEP]
Rated 4/10
A moment in time. Great album from the Swedish band, which does undoubtedly deserve their inclusion. I would keep 'The Visitors' as the better record.
7/10 [DROP]
Rated 6/10
Liked the album, I was not acquainted with the Fall but will definitely be taking a closer look at their catalog (not like they haven't three albums in the list already).
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 4/10
Interesting record but nothing really stands out. They were probably pioneers to their sound but there were other bands that did so better.
7/10 [DROP]
It is an iconic record. One of the most important and influential pieces of music of all time. Lou Reed at his best.
10/10 [KEEP]
Iconic debut album. It is very enjoyable and solid throughout. It does legitimately deserves it inclusion as perhaps the most representative album of its era in Southern Rock.
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 8/10
The most iconic Steely Dan album. It sounds so polished and groovy. Definitely a worthy inclusion to this list.
9/10 [KEEP]
Rated 2/10
Fun and interesting record, sad to not have found anywhere solid to listen to it. While appreciative that latin sounds are being represented by this record, I think it is not the landmark album that the list claims it to be.
6/10 [DROP]
Rated 8/10
As good as it is iconic. One of the most popular albums of all time and the 4th album by ranking in this list.
9/10 [KEEP]
Rated 8/10
I had only heard snippets of their previous album but going blind onto this record it was a very pleasing listen. It ends up being a very dreamy and cinematic listen. After listening their first record, I might overall still prefer their first record though.
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 10/10
I never got around to truly enjoying Prince. But he is a hell of an artist and this album is a masterpiece.
10/10 [KEEP]
Rated 6/10
Rawest than some of the stripes records, I quite liked the sound of the record. Definitely a worthy addition.
8/10 [KEEP]
Rated 4/10
I hate that they chose this album. It is more experimental than others they made and still a great record but 'How I Got Over', 'Undun', 'Things Fall Apart', 'Game Theory' and 'Illadelph Halflife' are easily much better.
7/10 [SWAP]
Rated 4/10
Very interesting album but still far from the avant garde qualities of their 1st album which is one of the better psychedelic gems, and the SNF soundtrack.
7/10 [DROP]
Rated 2/10
It is a very bland album. I have not found any retrieving qualities. The first review mentions Massive Attack, and 'Mezzanine' would be a much more worthwhile inclusion.
5/10 [DROP]
Rated 4/10
Unmissable album for a list such as this one. 'Meteora' does resonate more with me but I agree this is a more important record.
7/10 [KEEP]
Rated 2/10
Within the context of having 6?! Elvis Costello albums in this list (insert the long rant of Patrick Bateman about Huey Lewis & the News having a better humor than Costello), this is their least popular record on the site and deservedly so.
6/10 [DROP]
