1001 Albums Summary

I haven't listened to Rolling Stones much before. I always they were more hard rock. Approaching metal. But to me they sound closer to country. I thought that was fun.

EXTREMELY fun to listen to!

The vocals were pretty hard to understand. But I guess that's the style. I thought the best section of the album was Mr. Grieves, Crackity Jones.

Very jazzy. His falsetto in 'Tis a Pity She Was a Whore was a little grating. My favorite parts of the album were the jazzy bits.

That was a great album. I loved the moving guitar parts. I can imagine listening to this on a car ride before a weekend long camping trip.

4 of the songs are unavailable on spotify. I decided to listen to it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzSI9js1nGQ&list=PLowQCq3Ss89g7z4hUKG5BN8M_9R8TcD6T

Voice is beautiful. First half of the album was way better than the second.

The vocals are hard to understand. It honestly all sounds the same. But maybe I'm too smoothbrained to understand.

The last song was fun.

Really fun coding music to listen to.

Honestly, I liked the rest of the album way better than their most popular song, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.

I really enjoyed the album. However, I'm never a fan of a bunch of remixes in the album. 1/3 of the album was remixes, which is pretty lame.

I've only heard the most popular Beatles songs. Honestly, these are better.

Felt like a discount Beatles.

This album sucked. I think the Wikipedia article summarized the vocals the best: "one-note delivery somewhere between amphetamine-spiked rant and alcohol-addled yarn"

Fun instrumentals.

Such a fun listen. Super well composed album. Felt like a compete unit, rather than just a bunch of songs put together. Especially the songs with features.

Another boring British rock band. It doesn't get any more generic than this.