The more I delve into Radiohead's discography, the more I understand why they're considered so talented. Because this album is simply genious.

Daft Punk's magnum opus, and it's not just me saying that, basically everyone can agree. A very energetic, fun, and iconic album. But Too Long is kinda mid tho, still is a 100

It's a shame this was MF DOOM's last solo project, because I think he still had a lot of potential to continue with more albums under his own name. Anyway a very great LP

The "beginning" of our favorite villain is simply iconic and memorable. It still needed improvement in some aspects, but overall it remains an enjoyable project even today.

I swear, no album has ever brought me more happiness and peace than this one from the prolific Nujabes. We definitely didn't deserve you; you're too good for this world 🌹❤️‍🩹

Quite disappointing for an album that receives so much praise.

I've listened to 2 out of 9 albums from each member of the Wu Tang clan, and this time, Reakwon didn't disappoint at all with this LP. I love the production and the verses by him and GFK (who appears a lot on the album) They are quite enjoyable and great to listen to

It's a shame that DOOM and Danger Mouse didn't collaborate more. This album shows me they're capable of so much; the production is impeccable, and DOOM, as always, is flawless when it comes to rap
As usual, an incredible collaborative album with the villain

My first impression of Vince Staples, and honestly, it wasn't bad at all. It's a fun, accessible, and generally enjoyable album; I recommend it 👍

Sorry Dax, I know you wanted to share a lesson here. But with the rhythms and the things you say, I don't think it'll turn out very well lol

Hey, this is better. I like the art rock direction they went for and the whole theme of the album in general. I feel like they could have done some other things even better, but hey. I'm not complaining by the final result

This is a good example of the experimentation that characterizes Aesop and which they would later perfect on Labor Days. A very good album which, as I just said, if you liked Labor Days you'll like this one too.

At first glance, it might seem like an annoying album because of its excessive industrial sound. But as you listen to it, you kind of grow to like it, right? At least that's how it was for me.

Nothing bad for one of Mac's early albums; I still think he needed to develop his sound a bit, but anyway, it doesn't sound bad at all here.

Uh, this was a bit disappointing. Imagine releasing Meteora and Hybrid Theory and then releasing this album which is... a bit empty in comparison. Where's Mike? Why is he barely featured on the album?...
But its not bad tho

Wow... I'm honestly speechless. I wasn't expecting anything amazing from this album, but this is fucking good. I'd never heard an A$AP Rocky album before, but this already gave me a really good impression of him

This album is absolutely fantastic. Weezer discovered a new sound with EWBAITE and they really made the most of it here.

We are going to become true compatriots with this one 🔥🔥

Ah, Pinkerton, the last truly good Weezer album they released in a long time (at least until EWBAITE), but yeah, what can I say? It's almost as perfect as its predecessor.

Ayo wtf, this album came out of nowhere and became a 100 for me. I wasn't expecting it to be THAT good.