1001 Albums Summary

Classic Who album. Great individual songs, moderate composition

good progy opening/closing with Shine On. Welcome to the Machine wears out its welcome after four minutes. Have a cigar saves the album. title track and second half of diamond are solid

Didn't care for Syd's nassaly vocals, songs were whimsical, but almost unpleasantly so. guitar work was very basic.

High energy excellent modern indie. some great haunting tunes near the end, solid album throughout with no weak tracks

Top notch album by the best British Invasion pop group. Victoria is a banger of a song, and the concept of the album never gets in the way of it's enjoyability.

Fucking great album. Tons of tracks that stand out as singles, but also work together to tell a complete and compelling story

Fucking random noise and incomprehensible singing. Can't stand anything by Radiohead

A great and comforting album, but while I can see how impactful it would've been at its release, I feel the Beach Boys music really shows its age. simple and occasionally repetitive construction lets down the great voices and harmonies

the album that spawned almost all of Floyd's radio singles. While I'm not fond of some of the songs by themselves, listening to the album as a whole elevates the entire experience. The only Pink Floyd album I fully enjoy

amazing album from the man who innovated and created rock and roll

Very interesting album, with a beautiful design, but I just don't care for the music

Sweet album. Cool dark and mellow sound, great vocals, and a steady flow from one track to the next.

Really interesting album. Great lyricism, good flow from one song to the next, and varied sampling create a great, cohesive piece

Great early hardcore punk. personally prefer Black Flag's second vocalist, as it's easier to understand his lyrics in the songs

Simply one of the best rock albums of all time

Good psychedelic rock, but sort of spirals into repetitive instrumentation at times