This is Coldplay's weakest point in my opinion. Hymn For The Weekend, and Army Of One are okay, but the rest of the album is painfully boring.

A Sky Full Of Stars is good, but the rest of Ghost Stories is majorly disappointing, and explanatory as to why people don't like Coldplay.

Coldplay's fifth album Mylo Xyloto, released in 2011, isn't as good as their first four albums, it has some good songs like Paradise, and Every Teardrop Is A Waterful, but otherwise, it's decent at best.

Logic has temporary quality to his music. It sounds good at first, but it wears off rather quickly.

Paul McCartney is an absolute legend, and this album is actually pretty good.

Coldplay's fourth album from 2008 in my opinion isn't as great as the first three, but it still has some phenomenal moments to it, and it's nothing less than a fantastic album.

X And Y is by far my favorite Coldplay album. I'm slightly biased, seeing as I pretty much grew up with their first three albums, especially this one, but X And Y is a timeless classic in my opinion. Songs like Speed Of Sound, X&Y, Fix You, What If, Twisted Logic, AAAAAAAAA every song is so fucking good. Amazing album, one of the best pop rock albums ever made.

A Rush Of Blood To The Head is an improvement upon Parachutes, with songs like Clocks, The Scientist, Amsterdam, and A Whisper making Coldplay even more of a beloved band than they were with Parachutes, and songs like Yellow.

A pretty great first impression/debut album for one of the biggest bands of the 21st century. Songs like Yellow, and Shiver would come to define the era in the wake of this album's 2000 release.

One of the worst collaborations of audible sounds to ever grace my ears. That might sound hyperbolic to you, it isn't. At all.

FAR better than their first album. Songs like Beast, Sirens, This August Day, and The Hunted tap into the potential I knew this band have.

This album is pretty uninspired for the most part. A couple of good tracks here and there like Better Place, but for the most part feels like the "Where is Adam Gontier now" album.

All the wrong reasons for this album's existence

his skin moves weird 8/10

Zach Hill's penis is calculated to be approximately 5.1 inches erect, this album is great, my favorite tracks are Whammy and World Of Dogs, go listen.

Shut the fuck up, Pitchfork.

This album is way too long for how painfully bland it is.

All the songs on this album, especially tracks like Digital Bath, Knife Party, Change (In The House Of Flies), and RX Queen, as well as the signature mix of alternative metal and shoegaze is what makes Deftones 4th album White Pony their best in the opinion of many, myself included.

Nirvana’s third and final album In Utero, released in 1993, is my personal favorite out of the band’s very short discography. I don’t consider Kurt Cobain to be a lyrical genius by any means, but some of his best lyrics on any of Nirvana’s trilogy of albums come out on songs like All Apologies, Heart Shaped Box, Pennyroyal Tea, Dumb, Scentless Apprentice, and others. This is my favorite Nirvana album out of the trilogy, as well as one of my general favorites ever.

One of the most legendary albums ever made. While I personally prefer In Utero, nobody can deny the impact Nevermind had on rock music, as well as just music as a whole, cementing Nirvana as a legendary band throughout the time they were around.