I really wish X had been able to be focused and fully creative without hurting anyone, because if he'd not had any of the controversies, we could've seen a really solid discography, but alas, "Train Food" is by far my favourite X song, genuinely disturbing. This album overall was a cheap cashgrab.

Honestly, I liked this album, it was very diverse, much better produced, had good singing, better songwriting and was a less angsty, it lifted you up more than the last depressing ass one. R.I.P. X, a troubled guy.

A decent album, but that's pretty much it, I enjoyed the title first track a lot but this album overall felt a bit bloated and was a real drag, not bad though.

Decent, we're still recovering from the 80s and it's a bit of a shame that this isn't higher rated, it could've been better. But I will say I enjoyed most of it, it got slightly boring and should've been shorter but, I didn't hate it at all.

Boring, not my favourite but it isn't terrible, I really liked "Time Will Crawl" and "Bang Bang" was good too but that's kinda it, "Too Dizzy" wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be given the reputation.

Another brilliant album that sonically assaults your ears, I loved the last two tracks on this thing, the second track stands out simply because it made me laugh my ass off, hilarious. An album that shows they have more.

I have a lot of things to say about this album, this thing is intense to put it mildly. It's so intimate and personal in a way no other album I've heard is, it's just so so raw. This album also just sounds completely broken, almost bad but not, it's genius. This album is genuinely disturbing, pure sensory overload, I'm actually sweating, this shit is fucking insane. With songs like "European Son", but the one that stuck out to me and many others is ... read more

A beautiful somber sendoff to one of the most underappreciated artists of the 1970s, rest in peace Nick, we love your music and you didn't fail at all.

Another brilliant, creative album that is just as distinctive as the first. While not as good in my opinion, this album definitely has tracks that stand out for me like "Hazey Jane II"and "Poor Boy".

Masterpiece, this album was a beautiful piece of art and "River Man" is a contender for one of my favourite songs of all time, the fact he barely got any popularity when he was alive is insane, because this is not easy.

Pretty good, I'm glad they finished with this, it's actually quite a good album, not perfect at all but a relatively good nod to psychedelic genres, less happy and more gritty.

Mildly decent but overall not the most impressive, it's an okay comeback album but Oasis are kind of boring in this era, not much that's as interesting as a "Live Forever" or as fun as a "Supersonic", nope.

Zzz...

It's okay, not the best. This album feels like they're trying to get back to that legendary status and sort of just lacking the kick they had, although "Where Did It All Go Wrong?" is a standout if you just ignore the autotune.

An absolute trainwreck, not the worst album ever but this was really poor. The length and the amount they stretched these tracks out for was appalling, there's no change in them either, just bullshit choruses that get old fast. Not a good album at all.

Just about as strong as their debut, another very satisfying album with classic anthems like "Wonderwall" and my personal favourite, "Don't Look Back In Anger".

A real solid debut, a bit cheesy sometimes but that's part of the charm. Optimistic and a fun listen, I also really enjoyed "Live Forever", what a tune.

I big step up from their first album, in production and consistency, had a couple of songs that weren't quite as good but overall, this was great.

All it took was one album to send the UK into hysterics and what an album it was. This album is ten out of ten from start to finish, never faltering for a second and honestly so tight too. The band feel much more locked in, contrary to what people say about their live shows.

Goodbye ABBA :)