Abhratanu Ray

The best album ever made. Brian Eno's production, Tina Weymouth's genius bass and David Byrne's signature eccentricity combine to form something other worldly and intense. Not a second of filler on this thing.

Amazing. Every song gives you something new and something interesting. The social commentary is extremely well written and justified. Donald has really made some stunning experimental/innovative tracks here like Warlords and Algorythym, and of course tracks like Under the Sun, Time and The Violence are beautiful. Didn't expect it at all and it was a real pleasure listening to this album.

The best concept album ever written. The story comes across as very intricate while still being easy to comprehend and the musical value of this album is not slightly tarnished by any kind of unnecessary interlude. Every song has value and the entire project is incredibly produced.

One of the most influential, introspective records ever made. In my opinion, the best album of the 2010s. The Jazz-Rap fusion works perfectly and every song is extremely solid. The themes displayed, like racial struggles, struggles with fame, and the overall poetic theme of the album are represented amazingly and the album creates a vivid image in the listeners' minds. An ideal concept album. Highly recommend.