Full of great beats, great synth loops and terrible lyrics. "I guess I'm not the only boy for you."

Not that great. It has mostly memorable tunes, but a lot of people forget about filler like "I Do Not Want This", "Big Man With A Gun" and the title track. No true NIN isn't sick of "Hurt" by now.

Decent live album (don't care much for them), but the bonus disc on here is a great selection of stripped down songs with dreamy keys and such. Shame it's near impossible to find.

Another great album, more of a concept than previous "concept" albums. Top notch music and artwork.

Feels rushed but full of great tracks. Represents a logical culmination of the styles he's explored in the past, I think you'll agree.

Some great tracks, some guff. Fares well for what is essentially a cash-in album.

I only have two rap albums, and I recently discovered they were both released in the same year. Which was also when I was born. A good year then, both for rap and the human decency quota in general.

First CD I ever recieved, along with another compilation which, interestingly, also had "Roll With It" as its second track. Best Oasis album, anyone smart'll tell you.

Great if ultimately pointless Dimmu Borgir offshoot. Sounds just like Galder and Nick's other, more popular band.

Owned this one twice too, after buying it, realising I didn't like it, rebuying this Ltd Edition and THEN realising its one of the best albums ever, or something.

This, their loveliest (but by no means best) album. The absence of death metal, I feel, is actually very noticeable indeed.

Maybe their best. I can't decide. Great variation.

Half-good. When it's good, it's really good, but when it isn't it's literally sleep-inducing.