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One of the most important pieces of pop music of the last decade besides Born to Die and Royals. Its impact is still felt to this day.

Better than House of Balloons which says a lot, It's probably the best thing he's done which is saying even more

Got me through freshman year of college

One of the greatest debut albums of all time

Better than Parklife

This is in the running for the best thing Damon Albarn has ever been a part of making, and he made Demon Days

One of the greatest debut albums from probably the greatest voice in all of history

Just read that apparently, the budget was non-existent for this album. Funny because this is one of the most beautiful albums I've ever heard, as well as one of the best debut albums I think ever. Natalie Prass also just has a voice like no other. The fact that she has under 50,000 listeners on Spotify is insane because this is a once-in-a-generation album.

The only Radiohead album that is worth listening to

Mid A, go listen to Aphex Twin

Somehow feels like its both 20 minutes and 2 hours long, and I mean that in the best way possible

I think its time for everyone to acknowledge that Lucy Dacus is the real star out of these three

I feel for this band how nerdy white guys feel about Radiohead

An album so ahead of its time we still haven't caught up to it

Melodrama but bad

I wish I hated this album as much as Imagine

Cultural appropriator flops

I hope to be this forward-thinking and cutting-edge when I'm older

Edit: There is no mistaking it, this is one of the greatest albums of not only this century but of all time. In her long and illustrious career, Fiona Apple continues to push the boundaries of what music can sound like. These songs, although fall into a verse-chorus-verse structure feel abstract and loose, with Fiona Apple feeling just as energetic as her debut, even almost 30 years later. Every song here oozes self-affirming ... read more

A perfect debut from the greatest songwriter of all time