1001 Albums Summary

This album carries so much nostalgia for me. It was something I’d listen to as a teenager in order to connect with my dad. Jim Morrison is an iconic frontman, and his rich baritone over the Hammond organ and the rest of their rocking set the standard for the genre.

This album was an interesting mix of originals and covers. The covers were more enjoyable than many of the original tracks. It was a nice representation of their early style.

Really nice! First one I was totally unfamiliar with. A good representation of 90s alt rock. It requires a few more listens, I think.

Not bad, but not a style I particularly care for outside of its comedic use (e.g. The Lonely Island).

I was pleasantly surprised by this album. It was more subdued than I expected from The Beach Boys, and had interesting melodies and lyrics.

What is THIS? Creepy, atmospheric orchestration under a growling baritone frontman, en francais? Count me in.

Eh, not for me. Too angry. But, I can appreciate the energy and the provocative lyrics. I also really like the musical quirks contributed by their Armenian heritage. Also, I prefer Toxicity.

It was pretty good. I don't care for the screaming frontman, but I like the high-energy guitar.

I really love the music Eminem makes, and this is no exception. It’s not something I’d listen to casually, except for a couple tracks. It’s also SO angry as to seem facetious and silly at times. I can’t tell if that was intentional.

Oh yeah, I can listen to this. This jazz flute-ing, guitar riffing, hippy rock is my jam.

If I wanted to listen to Daft Punk, I’d listen to Daft Punk.

This is nice. Sounds like 60s cool city big band music. Nostalgic, like this is what they are listening to on Sesame Street.

Not my style. I suppose I can see why some people would like it, but it didn’t seem special to me.

Classic.