Like I said in the post this is one of my favorite albums of the 80s. However I was born in the 90s so I'd really like hear some perspective from anyone that lived through this period.

I probably first heard this album around 4 or 5 years ago when I first started diving into "older" music. For me this is one of those albums that feels like 20 minutes despite it's runtime being around 70 minutes. It just sucks me into this atmosphere and before I know it it's over and I'm hitting play again.

The highlight of this album is the guitars. Just unique and incredible tone, sound, and style from these guys. For me it's one of the best guitar albums out there. I don't pay much attention to the lyrics on this one but, when present, the vocals add a nice texture on top of the guitars.

I can't really say I have a favorite song on here. The album is very consistent and doesn't really have a high point or a low point. Maybe that's another reason it feels so short to listen to.

While I still have to say that I prefer the roughness of Goo, there's no denying that Daydream Nation is the group's masterpiece. An absolute joy to listen to from start to finish, even after more than 3 decades

I first listened to this album real late at night while finishing uni assignments. (I was going thru a list of highly recommended albums at the time.) Well, essentially as soon as Teenage Riot started and the guitar tones filled my ears I stopped working and just sat there. Listened to the whole album and didn't do any further work that night - I definitely succumbed to the Daydream Nation. Still an all time top 3 for me and Eric's Trip is a personal favourite track.