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i have this album in a paper cover cd that i bought in new york right after it came out. missed their concert in nyc for 200 people by one day. they made an impact in the folk/indie era that still matters today. i miss those times, and if you know where i am coming from, you probably do too.

It’s nostalgia, it’s teen angst, it’s heartbreak, it’s love. As much as I don’t tend to reach for it anymore, I’ll never forget this album.

i love when a rock band makes space for women to feel safe at. this album is so important to me and my girlfriends. if i could sum up in three words: ethereal, sensual and delicious. and yes, rock can always be layered.

So tender so sweet

she IS the moment. she IS the future. this album changed the course of the industry. rappers, female, male and in between, you all had and have to step your game up because of her and this album. goat.

The way this album is divided... Tove Lo your mind is so powerful

THE angsty album

The man's a genius

One of the best albums and bands of all time

One of the most honest, beautiful and moving albums from a London based rapper. He has an incredible ability to portray something personal to him into a universal reality . Highlighting so many struggles in day to day life. His poetic verses are incredible. Also important to mention the amazing features on the album!

Zero songs you’d even consider skipping in a debut record is pretty impressive

A musically refreshing journey from start to finish - he defined a one-of-one sound that characterizes a time and place distinctly. Many of these hits I grew up knowing, so it was a great surprise to hear some of them within this tracklist.

quirked up white boy goated with the sauce

This seemed to be the album that introduced the masses to this amazing band. Heartbreakingly beautiful.

My first introduction to this amazing band. Melodically beautiful with just a hint of grit

Drama makes one hell of an album. Incredible instrumentation, lyricism, and a timeless sound. Omitted 0.1 just cause I haven't latched onto the last two songs yet.

Top 5 album openers with Holidays in the Sun. Ever relevant.

Amazing storytelling. Bowie is a genius.

This album was the one that made me appreciate virtuosity. Probably DT's best song writing coupled with Petrucci's best solos imo. I don't listen to Dream Theater anymore, but have very fond memories of listening to this when I was 16-17.

While Brubeck Quartet Time Out album is revolutionary. I believe London Flat, London Sharp is amazing in it's own way and deserves WAY more attention thank it's received.