This is a top 5 hip hop album of all time in my book, would be a 100 for me if Mamacita wasn't on it. The sonic variety is only matched by the lyrical proficiency from Big Boi and especially Andre 3000. Favorite tracks are Spottieottie, Return of the G, Art of Storytellin' 1 and Aquemini

On some days, Vespertine is my favorite album of all time. My heart bleeds with love for every single song on it, and I'm continually baffled by the critic's consensus seeming to favor Homogenic (though that record is a 90+ as well imo). I'm not exaggerating when I say that every song almost overwhelms me with its beauty. Even the more minimalist tracks I.e Sun in My Mouth, Harm of Will are lovely, with exceptional vocal performances and ethereal instrumentation.

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Their most "good vibes" album. This is the only Radiohead album that leaves me feeling happy by the end, mostly because of the warmer atmosphere it creates compared to the others but also because no other project of theirs is this consistent in quality. Each of the 10 tracks are 8.5/10 and above, there's no Fitter Happier, Treefingers, We Suck Young Blood, nothing like that, just front-to-back excellence. Weird Fishes, Nude and Jigsaw are all some of their best work, period

I've never heard an album whose music so perfectly fit its cover. Despite this, the songs all sound so different from each other, and are mostly excellent across the board. How to Disappear is the band's best song, with Idioteque not far behind, yet the two couldn't be more different from each other, and from anything the band had done before this. I have to be in the right mood to fully enjoy this album, but when I am, nearly nothing else hits the way it does.

I don't love it, and some of the songs are just plain crap, but the high points are many, and are standout among the band's discography. It's likable despite its unevenness.

Best album of all time. I don't even know what else to say lmao. This album made me a better person, straight up

This is my go-to album when I'm in a great mood. From the first track to the last, the vibe of the record is infectious, and despite its 60+ minute length it never feels like it drags for me. No misses on this project, and no other artist has ever done this sound better. On some days, I'd call Digital Love my favorite song of all time.

This is Pink Floyd's best album to my ears. It's the rare sort of record that I can't find anything negative to say about. Shine On You Crazy Diamond, all parts, is one of my favorite songs of all time, as is the title track, and while WttM and HaC aren't in quite the same echelon they're still excellent and fill out the album's themes very well. The pain of loss has never sounded so good.