1/5 I don't think its their best work. I was physically in pain.
Amazing first half of the album. The second one a bit less. I didn't know that pop sounded so prog back in the days.
Legendary single and easy to listen. Nothing extraordinary but it's a sign of their times.
I can understand that some people like it. A very interesting historical album that was very important in the world of indie (rock).
What a voice. Damn this album is decent even though I don't like Jazz that much.
Unexpected gem. Crazy good!
Pleasent surprise. Sounds like King X and Faith No More. I had no idea that band existed.
Pleasent surprise and unique. I felt so good listening to this album.
Look at me a less emotional Portishead and 80's guitar with glimpses of sunshine like a winter in Finland in January just after blue monday.
Hey it's that period of "nordic and britain not following the trends" and doing pretty chill electronic music. Drop The Pressure is a classic.
Pretty cool album, I need to know more. It sounds definitely like the 90's and I like these kind of vibes.
Not their best, why does it sound like funeral music the whole album?
Decent pop rock, I should dive a bit more to.
That audio mix... Very unique... I must deep dive into that music.
Crazy album with soul, funk and jazz mixed into one with an epic outro. This album will grow on me. And how can I forget about Strawberry Letter 23.
I can understand they change the face of music with some very contreversial songs, sadly they are not on this album.
I can understand it change the world of music in the punk/alternative. I can't believe it's in this album de Jackass album!
Beck is always fun to listen to. Not his greatest album but a decent one.
A classic Folk albums and nice voice harmonies.
Legendary album. A top 100 easy in the 20th century.
A classic album, not his best phase or best album.
Decent album, a legendary album for the sixties. Mono version is better.
The Beach Boys is starting to grow on me. Underrated album!
The cover looks like depression but the music says "have mercy"
Classic Grateful Dead. Hmmm... why there is a helicopter next to the bay where I live?
Unexpected good pop from the 80s. It will have earn a 5 stars if the mixing wasn't so harsh.
I fucking hate that band.
The first half is amazing. Through the Wire steals the show on this album.
That was hipster music through a rotten asshole.
I never listenend to MM when I grow up as a metalhead. I am quite pleased on the production and how the album is so great. Kudos!
A nice country/folk album that I didn't know anything about the singer.
Some hints there. Not my cup of coffee. I meant tea.
Interesting sounding. Perhaps one of the best in the mathrock or post punk era album I had the "pleasure" to listen on this website.
JUNGLE IS MASSIVE. Excellent former dnb producer that managed to shapeshift the sound in the 90s with legendary producer like Goldie.
The first half of the album is amazing, but the ambient track is not my favourite part of Davie Bowie's career in music. If it was for the first half I would have said a decent 4:5
Amazing bossa nova and orchestral stuff. Astrud Gilberto was a big favourite of mine and this album is beyond amazing.
Sugar Man? Awesome for the sixties. I am going to listen again in mono.
Today Was A Good Day but not this album. I feel this is the kind of music they put in clothing store to feel cool but guess what...
A classic album by Neil Young, I had lot of fun discovering this artist I never took time for. Its sounds really modern for 69'
Street Life, An iconic song in the 70s. All around a nice instrumental jazz album with hints of soul.
One of the best folk rock album of the sixties. Modern sound to it.
A fisherman's point of view what Prog Rock should sound like. Pretty wealth compared to other realeses in 1974.
A legendary album, a lot samples used in this song. It is getting hot in here.
Legendary album. The father of heavy metal. The man, the myth, the legend.
That was amazing, a great artist. I have to listen sober this album now.
A classic in Brazilian music. More need to be explored.
I like The White Stripes but it is clearly not their best work.
Legendary disco album. Bernard Edwards <3
Man I just woke up, this artist is amazing blablabla.
Amazing experience. It feels that you are on mars or a very obscure quake mode.
I felt asleep. I rather be sick than listening to this album.
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I don't could listen to this album. I got really bored.
Legendary folk album. It seems to have like a story telling also.
Nice atmospherical folk album, a must listen in the middle of the night.
Really good sounding 90s band. You can see that in the future of that band they will become more commercial and that's okay.
Legendary folk album. Why does it appear twice on my list?
Very modern sounding for the sixties, the recordings are good and jolly. A nice album by the Small Faces.
Interesting album with a concept that gives it charms to a lesser known band from the UK. Still active today and doing great.
Really good alternative rock alternative from the 90s.
The beginning of a legend...
Too bad because the beginning of the album is really good.
I admit I liked more than I thought. Nothing more than a 90s singer from Ireland singing on a cheap synth.
Not his best work I must admit...
I feel like in Diablo 2 but in the worst way possible...
Huge fan of Kanye West as a producer. This album doesn't do that much justice to him. Maybe I need to listen to it more.
Nice concept album, that is a welcome surprise in this 1001 albums generator. An instant classic for me.
Not bad but not their most memorable sound or period. The album art cover is a banger and totally avant-garde.
Legendary Kraut Rock album, must have sounded new in the past.
Not their best compared to their commercial success.
Quite cool and hip for that time. The recording sounded good and with some quality to it.
Majestic album, really hard to not like Arcade Fire.
Legendary album, too bad there are so many slows. Perhaps time will tell otherwise.
Punk with some Sax and Female Vocals? Some heavy riffs are really unexpected on this album! I like more than I actually thought than I would. Very "London" sounding band from the end of the Seventies.
Classic souls and songs, really some nice covers also!
Incredible pop rock with soul notes. I enjoyed more than I admit this album.
Really good singer song writer. Good vibe on the album. Unknown artist in Europe for my part.
Incredible and legendary album.
Huge african inspiration, this album is a blast to listen it through!
Better than I thought. Huge british savoir fair and Incredibly well mixed and nice mix of new and old sounds. Lcd Soundsystem definitely knows what he is doing.
Different sound and quite modern for the sixties. Another direction compared to their other albums.
Very standart blues album. I am not the biggest fan of Eric Clapton. The cover of Little Wing is fun and witty.
A shy start for a famous band.
Is Massive Attack actually good compared to other 90s acts?
Good songs but overall really weird experience.
Interesting punk / rockabilly
Classic 90s album. A very good band to see it live.
90s feeling a lot. Decent album.
Very 90s and the production is sick. In did vibe to it even though it wasn't my think. This album is a 3 for me but a light 4 for it's mixing and sounding quality.
This album is an absolute gem. The mixing is phenomenal, bringing every instrument to life with remarkable clarity. As a bassist, I was particularly drawn to how front-forward and articulate the basslines are—rich, dynamic, and an integral part of the band's overall sound.
The interplay between the four musicians is seamless, almost poetic in how they complement each other. Their chemistry makes for an incredibly immersive listening experience. The vocals are solid, blending effortlessly into the instrumental tapestry, while the music itself is nothing short of mesmerizing.
Sonically, the album sits at the crossroads of progressive rock and atmospheric soundscapes, sometimes reminiscent of Pink Floyd, yet firmly rooted in the post-Wolfmother era of the 2000s and 2010s. It captures a distinct energy that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.
Before this, I had never heard of this band, and I wasn’t expecting such a pleasant surprise. Listening to the album from start to finish was a revelation—it expanded my perspective on what rock music can be, even as someone with a deep knowledge of the genre. Without a doubt, this was one of the best surprises I’ve come across in the 1001 Album Generator journey.
An album that is kind of a mixtape? Some songs are nostalgic and really good. Too bad for the on-going sound of the vinyl cracking in the back.
Tea for Stealerman by Cat Stevens is an exceptional acoustic driven album that stands out from start to finish. Though I am not usually a fan of purely acoustic records, this one is something else, beautifully recorded, with high quality compositions that feel both refined and effortless. There is a certain aura to it, an intangible vibe that keeps you engaged throughout.
While I do not always focus on lyrics because of language barriers, the music alone carries a strong emotional weight. It is hard to put into words, but this album has a presence, a soul. A truly immersive listen, and an absolute banger.
A striking debut. In 1995, Garbage made a powerful entrance with an explosive mix of grunge, metal, punk, shoegaze, pop, and electro. Led by Shirley Manson’s magnetic voice and Butch Vig’s sharp production (Nevermind by Nirvana), the album stands out for its incredibly precise mixing. An album worth to be in an audiophile's discography. Vig masterfully layers saturated guitars (Supervixen), electronic and funky textures (Queer), and moody urban vibes (Stupid Girl), crafting a dense, hard-hitting sound. A post-grunge essential, perfectly in tune with its era.
(By the way, I totally used AI to help me to write this because I was too lazy to do it myself.) 😆
UK Garage, not for everyone.
Head Hunters by Herbie Hancock is a phenomenal jazz-funk album that sounds incredibly ahead of its time. With its heavy use of synths and groove-driven compositions, it feels more like a late-'70s record than something from 1973. The production is excellent, and while some tracks can feel a bit long for those not used to jazz, the album remains highly accessible compared to more complex jazz works. Its blend of funk, fusion, and jazz makes it a timeless listen. I had the chance to see Hancock live in Helsinki in 2023, and even in his 80s, his energy was amazing. Head Hunters is a must-hear for anyone exploring jazz or funk.
