1001 Albums Summary

Gave me a headache. I guess I am not into experimentation. Or narcotics.

Led Zeppelin takes me back to being a Freshman in HS. I had the phase of wearing the black t-shirts with the logos/album art on them. When Led Zeppelin is good, they are very good. When they are not good, it is almost bad to me. Many good songs on this album, but some duds as well.

Yeah, not for me. This was music that is played somewhere I don't want to be. I hung in there tracks 1-5, but good Christmas track six! Running dry should not be allowed to be played during a pandemic. I skipped that one. What little I listened to of track six sucked all my willingness to finish a 10 minute track seven. I just can't do it.

Didn't care for this too much. One thing which did suprise me was George's voice is pretty good, and would probably be better if backed by different music, and not the 80s synth.

Rap usually isn't for me. I have a difficult time relating to the lyrics, my experience typically doesn't match with theirs. I end up judging rap by the how the music and vocals combine. This was a pretty good album. I have heard of Common, but never listened.

Better than the 80s album earlier. I think he is good singer, but he was searching to find the right way to express himself. One track (Waiting for that Day) stood out as being a pretty good song, the Freedom! '90 is better than average, but the rest of the album was pretty average to me.

Not bad. Good background music. Seems like ancient ancestor of Blue Man Group.

Didn't finish. Not really in the mood to hear something quite this...industrial. Can understand the appeal to people.

Not much to say. Liked it.

Really enjoyed the first album. Sounds a lot like ZZ Top. Couldn't really get to the second album. The heavy guitar and drums just was relentless.

This is the music I don't mind listening to between the music I want to listen to.

Didn't seem genuine. I would describe it as the panhandler who drives home in his Mercedes. Music was very good, it just fell about whenever Jay Z opened his mouth.

Not bad, also not memorable.

OK. Just OK

liked a lot of it, but some if the slower songs just were snooze fest.

Music to help the blood pressure...

Good background music. Usually not in the mood for something quite as mellow.

Did not like...not sure why. Reminded me of rejected songs from the Forrest Gump soundtrack for some reason.

Just was noise

Not too bad

Meh, George Michael was better

This is the 80s stuff that is familiar

My favorite album so far. The fact that this was in response to 9/11 is impressive. The songs were honest in dealing with the complicated emotions from that event. Not like some other music, say from Toby Keith which was just "America F' YA!"

Track one - Roadhouse Blues was great, loved the combination of the blues with the Doors sound. Track four - Peace Frog good into guitar rift someone mentioned Nirvana and you can hear a connection. The rest was forgettable.

Not as consistently good as The Rising, although it has perhaps my favorite Springsteen song, Born to Run.

Kind of fun. Like cruise ship entertainment, but with some talent.

I can appreciate the talent, not into the apparent experimentation that was this album

Uninteresting. Boredom made me not finish.

Bleh

Better than I remembered.

Well polished lounge singing

Hit the spot on a Friday morning.

They did more than Jump Around? Funny, didn't sound like it...

Was looking forward to this, not as good as I remembered.

That was 11 herbs and spices of fun music. To get in on the DKRS (Dave Kendrick Rating Scale, patent pending) I give it 4 original recipes

Just didnt work for me

Music not too bad. Vocals suck more than my shop vac

Did quite get through the album, but suprisingly liked a lot of it.

Reminded me of the Doors...

Just pretty bland.

Every song sounded the same. So much for that 80s nostalgia

Just not my thing.

I thought I liked the Beach Boys. I was wrong.

Fun stuff, got repetitive. Am always amazed at older albums. They have 12 songs and are only 25minutes long.

Punk - Blergh