Pretty much the epitome of a perfect hip hop album.

Really weird album, but still some cool new material and live performances.

I see a lot of U2 hate nowadays which I understand to some extent especially when it comes to stuff they did after this album but when it comes The Joshua Tree era U2 I got nothing but praise.

Where The Streets Have No Name is one of the best songs of the 80s and I fully stand by that. 2nd half of the album isn’t quite as good as the first which is why the score is a 90 instead of a 100 but that doesn’t stop this from being an excellent album.

The Edge would be such a cool guitar player if he didn’t name himself the fucking Edge.

Quite possibly the biggest fall off of a band ever. Gonna go listen to Songs About Jane now.

Never underestimate the power of a couple of white boys doing reggae.

Super underrated, the best songs on here could fit very well on Thriller

Hell yeah

Roughly 40% of this album is complete silence.

“Where did it all go wrong?” Bro that’s what I’m asking.

Those guys sure are going around the world

Alright it’s over, Phil’s lost the plot.

My third eye has been opened, this album has got some bangers.

Has a great beginning and end, the middle slogs a bit but overall an interesting intersection between Genesis as a prog rock band and a pop band.

Definitely has a lot of great songs but my god I couldn’t imagine ever listening to this again all the way through. Feels like a marathon of an album.

Selling England By The Pound walked so the Tarzan soundtrack could run.

It’s like if instead of the Beatles breaking up they had Ringo write all of the songs.

After a couple of years of immense success, tensions between the band members had risen to an immense degree causing guitarist Tom Fogerty to leave the band. According to bassist Stu Cook and drummer Doug Clifford, lead singer and guitarist John Fogerty asked them to write songs for the next album, something that had not been done on any other CCR album as every song up to this point had been written ... read more

A major step up for CCR, great from start to finish. Definitely their best album.

Album wasn’t great but the monkey was.

Marvin Gaye tied with Prince as the horniest man to ever exist.