Community Feed

it felt like a lot of the songs were a bit too similar

The second record I ever bought (second-hand). Born in the U.S.A. is the perfect Track 1 for this album. There's a reason why he's dubbed The Boss. I highly recommend.

One of the best albums I've ever listened to. The ease of the transition from Golden Slumbers to Carry That Weight is incredibly satisfying. There's a reason why this album is so well-known.

AND I GOT A FEEELLINNN WOUNDS ARE HEALINNN TALKIN ON THE PHONEEEE

it’s just the normal noises in here!

As a longtime Olivia Rodrigo fan, I can confidently say that her talent and abilities have only matured with age. This is her best album yet.

Layered and multi-dimensional, Lemonade is a journey through sound and scripture. The transitions into different genre—reggae, rock, country, bounce—only cements Beyoncé as the ultimate innovator, not to mentioned where each song corresponds to a different stage of grief as she reckons with her husband’s infidelity. This album is her magnum opus. The visual album/accompaniment truly knocks it out the park.

Surprised to see how low the community rating, I consider this one of the best albums I've heard this year

If I had to give someone who wasn't a Taylor Swift fan an album to digest, it would possibly be this one and I stand by that.

This will be revisited as one of the best pop albums of the 2020s, and for it to be her first body of work is groundbreaking. Audrey introduced a style of writing that feels confessional and diaristic while carrying with it an air of wisdom most strive to emulate. She has a keen skill for observation, describing some of the most mundane yet universal experiences that women in their teens tweens and 20s face on the regular. She is "the voice of a generation"

This could end up being her best work and one of the best albums of 2026.

All time break up playlist, again overlooked in the Coldplay discography

I feel like sometimes when an artist earns "classic status" so early on in their career, later projects of theirs can often be overlooked. This album is one of those.

It's one of her best albums and the world isn't ready for that conversation

i was saw a tiktok of someone’s dad told them that ‘let down’ wasn’t actually a sad song but a song of hope, and that listening to the album front to back shows that. that really made me want to listen to more albums fully, in one sitting, taking in the experience as a whole. i had started that with this album and so good. makes me think of ‘i have no mouth but i must scream’

Great debut album

Wonderful album to listen to from beginning to end, just so immersive

Truly a masterpiece

It’s just so different to the first two albums, very experimental but the songwriting is still brilliant

Experimental but still brilliant