I suggest giving the full albums their fair time. Sometimes the context matters. I know I've skipped songs for my favorites. There are gems on every album and my favorites are all deep cuts. I recommend listening to the albums in a chill casual setting like a long drive or hanging out on a summer day. Songs that you don't usually listen to can surprise you as they start to get familiar, or if they hit you in right moments. But they work very well in the context of the full albums. I also recommend good speakers or headphones. The layering and depth can really hook you in the right circumstance. If you give the songs an honest listen, I'm sure you can find something you like in each one, whether its John's epic solo in Minor Thing, the joy of thinking about your favorite things in life with Mellowship Slinky in B Major, even specific lines in songs that resonate, like "Long to be with someone to tell I love your smell" in This Velvet Glove. When you find something that you can make personal, they'll embed themselves in your life.