The whole album feels mostly just cheesy. While most of the tracks where moderately enjoyable for the first minute or so I felt they failed to adequately develop and it was not daring or sonically rich enough to ever hold my attention for any amount of time.

"Tonight May Have to Last Me All My Life" is the only track that I would come back too.

An hour long dance party. I don't know how anyone can dislike this.

It may not sound like much to some, but when you keep thinking to yourself "This is an album made almost entirely out of samples, 3,500 to be exact)" it's a good album.

I do NOT understand Squishy's comment, though...

About as interesting and fun listen I have ever had!

This is what you get when you throw everything at the wall and everything sticks. Always teetering on the brink of collapse, Since I Left You plays Jenga with loops. Building a tower so high, you'd think it was Australia's attempt to set foot on the moon.

It's like swimming in a sea of lemon lime & bitters, then flying away on a Pegasus and performing the best beatbox of all time. And there is cake. And you're a millionaire.

just not my thing. though i never laughed to a song like i did to Frontier Psychiatrist! it's so funny.

I probably was a bit unfair to this record. On re-listening, it's good fun of course. Unlike others I still don't feel it's a masterpiece in any way though. For one thing, it gets a bit tiring after a while. Too much of everything.

My favourite track is "A Different Feeling", the most melancholy one, which maybe explains why I'm not as enthusiastic as others.

An extremely brilliant album. One of the best I have heard purely made of samples.

Such a fun album!!! Just listened to it for the first time last week, and was pleasenty surprised! I think I've already listened to it about a dozen times since then!!! Just plain incredible!!!! If it weren't for Kid A this would easily be the best album of 2000