The first side of "Music for the Masses" is genuinely outstanding. But the second? Compared to the first is really underwhelming, and im left dissapointed. Overall " Music for the Masses" is only good.

Questionable and sometimes out of pocket lyrics, but it sounds great.

I feel so much joy after listening to it. Amazingly produced album that just warms your heart.

Classic prog rock piece that gets better every time you listen to it. Though I do feel it gets slightly worse with every track, but not by much.

This album is pure chaos. I've listened to it like eight times at least and every single time I had no idea what I just listened to.

Now this is Jimi at his finest. Incredible vocals, guitar skills that no one can recreate, plus the setting and the vibe is out of this world. "Electric Ladyland" is a masterpiece, and it's a shame that such talent was taken away from us so soon.

A slight step-up from "Are You Experienced".

For any other musician "Are You Experienced" would be an outstanding debut album, but for a musician like Jimi Hendrix this was slightly weak. It's still fabulous tho.

I don't know what to write. It's just good. Like really good psychedelic record that everyone should listen to.

World In My Eyes > Enjoy the Silence

Man, I really liked this. Even though it's pretty much dad music, it's still soooo good.

I don't like rap, but this is revolutionary. It's jazzy, funky, has some fantastic transitions and amazing bars. And the concept is also amazing. Definitely one of the best rap albums of all time, but compared to some of the best albums 90 is the highest I can give it.

No, just no...

I was recommended this album, and to be honest had no real expectations. But I have to say it is pretty good. Although there is some filler it's worth checking out.

Outstanding debut album from The Doors. I was left speechless after it ended.

Balanced album with zero weak spots. But not as great as Ziggy Stardust

Such a strong beginning ruined by quite mediocre middle. Fortunately the end delivered. Overall pretty strong Bowie record.

The transitions man. Sooooo fucking clean. Moreover the instrumental is so gorgeous.

"Let It Be" is like a cherry on top of a cake. An amazing end to such a monumental band.

"Magical Mystery Tour" is better than "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", and I'm tired of pretending it isn't.

This album basically ended the whole Beatlemania era which is good, because after "Rubber Soul" they have started to become one of the greatest bands of all time.