It has a lot of great tunes, but some parts which weren't produced so well should've been worked on.

If there were no such thing as Nirvana, then this would be the defining grunge album. Wonderful songwriting, tight performances from all band members (particularly Vedder)and there isn't a dull moment.

A lot like Nevermind. Very grunge-driven but not much else to it.

Great '90s record. It helped (along with Nevermind) change the music sound from the '80s crap that was happening.

Favorite grunge album.

Quite simply one of the greatest albums ever made.

A magical mystery wander into the minds five young men. They have their guitars and they have words and fairly big ambitions. Right off the mark you are not getting relationship music or party tracks. Social commentary appears on this, oh yes it does! In fairly small doses mind you. Choruses are poignant, espcially tracks such as 'Jeremy' and the lyrics of 'Black' are top notch. I enjoyed this immensely when I was a teenager because it is heavy, it thinks and is sharp as a sharpener. Oh, Im still alive indeed! I'm done.

This is probably the definitive grunge album, as I would argue that Nevermind isn't much of a grunge album when compared to it's peers within the genre. Regardless, I'm not a big fan. I've never been a big fan of classic rock and Ten is clearly influenced by it and follows many of its tropes. It's better than most classic rock, but to me that isn't saying much.

Though its considered to be a jump-on-wagon album to the genre of grunge and alternative. I think there should be enough said about this album to say that it deserves recognition. Ten is a twin to Nevermind on a seesaw of balancing how grunge and alternative-rock became mainstream. Extremely influential. Not a legendary record in my humble opinion, but a very beautifully driven and emotion heartache record it truly is.

El disco de mi vida