Lars may be shit at drumming, but that does not detract from riffs and bass lines this immaculate. RIP Cliff Burton, so sad you couldn't provide Metallica with your songwriting and bass-playing expertise in later Metallica records

The greatest abstract hip hop record ever. Out of this world flows, inspired production, and light-hearted lyricism which contributes to a joy of a listening experience

Some absolutely tasty instrumentals in this, brought to life with some of the best musicians jazz has had to offer. John Coltrane is an unmatched composer

I genuinely don't know how to put this album's greatness into words. Angelic vocals, wonderful vibe, some great basslines here and there, just a perfect neo-soul record

Should definitely look up a translation of the lyrics at some point

This album makes me hate Fred Trump even more than I already do. How dare you do that to Coney Island

A perfect rock album. I'd make a Jimmy Page joke, but that would be repeating the same joke that was made with my ITAOTS review, so I'm just going to call him a mid guitarist and move on

I know it's not a good time to continue my TOOL glazing after the TITS fiasco (seriously, that was not very appreciated), but damn, this album is actually the shit. Danny's drum parts are the best I've ever heard, MJK's screams and belts are incredible, and Justin and Adam have some absolute banger riffs up their sleeves

How to Disappear Completely nearly brought me to tears on first listen to this album. Motion Picture Soundtrack succeeded

As the number 1 AiC self-titled AND Superunknown fanboy, I must admit that this is the best grunge album. Honestly, the American equivalent of The Holy Bible by The Manic Street Preachers, but more emotionally charged in its lyricism than politically charged

The second best King Crimson album. I don't know how Robert Fripp topped this, but he did

I hope one of the members of this band doesn't diddle kids, that would suck

Glad that over the years, everyone has realised that this is Radiohead's best album, and it isn't even that close

It's 70s Stevie Wonder. Of course it rips

Took me a while to get used to Mica's voice, but when I did, I absolutely see why this album is so great. Plus, they made the best cover of Ashes to Ashes by David Bowie, and it convinced me that Matt is the best guitarist in modern pop music.

Great album, I hope Nas doesn't say something homophobic and transphobic on halftime!

How many musicians cried themselves to sleep last night thinking that they couldn't make something on this album's level (the answer should be none, any musician reading this should know that they are capable of writing masterpieces too, they just have to draw on the right mindset and personal experience to make something that can truly resonate with listeners emotionally)

Something tells me Tyler won't top this one

The title track of this album was written by Kate Bush when she was 14. An absolute musical genius, even at that age.

This album's so good, it makes me want to beat the shit out of disrespectful reporters (justified tbh)