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Mezzanine is a dark trip hop masterpiece. Infectious beats and soaring vocals. Highly recommend on a cold winter night.

This is one of my favorite Cure records. Maybe some nostalgia involved but I seem to keep going back to this one.

Not my favorite Cure record but has a few standout songs. A lot of it is the Cure's version of soundscapes and atmospheric tracks. Seems kind of bloated for no reason.

Some parts are almost gothic country/folk. I'm a fan of her vocal style though and that's what keeps me coming back.

A unearthed Cramps album from '77 produced by Alex Chilton, sign me up. Perfectly lofi and great performances. If you are Cramps fan its a must, if not you could end up being one.

This is a great Pop Psychedelic album with a comic book like story. Do you realize?? is a Momento Mori of a song that can remind us how short and fleeting life is.

I know this is considered Punk but I think this is one of the great rock albums. When I was young it used to be number one on the Rolling Stone 500.

If you've ever loved, lost and still reflect on the things you did or didn't do. This album speaks to that in melancholic acoustic hushed tones. I do still find hope in it, not all is lost.

I was a recent convert to this album. It’s a nocturnal soundscape with vocals used as an instrument. The more I listen to it the more infectious it gets.

Great allegory to the current state of affairs.

An album of my adolescence that captured the frustration and longing I felt at the time.

My first concert was seeing him on this tour. I was somewhat obsessed. It is the album of my formative years. The nostalgia is thick.

I could not stop listening to this record. It's atmosphere, storytelling and sheer uniqueness is singular.

There is a reason people consider this one of the greatest albums of all time. I think it should be listened to in its entirety to appreciate its pure beauty.

This raucous infectious record is essential listening in my book.