1001 Albums Summary

Decent. Not a huge fan of the vocals.

Great album. I don't listen to a lot of reggae, but I could definitely appreciate this one.

Excellent live album. The hard rock elements the Who adds live are definitely a great addition.

Good album. Would fit very well as music in the car I feel.

Not my thing, I did not enjoy this album.

Didn't know this Massive Attack album yet. Good.

Good album, not entirely my thing however. Also the more eccentric lyrics, such as the panicked woman at the end of D.M.S.R., definitely left me confused and wondering what the intent was.

Great album. Songs such as "High and Dry" and "Bones" remain personal favorites.

Already had a few Iggy Pop solo albums. Liked this one as well.

Enjoyed it,"Who knows where the time goes?" is especially great.

Already knew this one. Great hard rock album.

The moment the first song started I knew I would like this album. The take on "Can't get no satisfaction" is interesting, but for me one of the weakest tracks on the album.

Excellent. Diversity of instruments used also helps to keep tracks fresh and distinct.

Favorite AC/DC album. Shoot to Thrill is a standout.

Great album. Already knew it, but nice to have a reminder to listen to it again.

Interesting to hear some older hip hop. But, for me, too outdated.

Randy Newman isn't really for me I think. I've listened to another of his albums previously and that also didn't really click.

Great 60's album.

Good live album. Crowd can get a bit in the way of listening sometimes though, lots of screaming etc.

Great album. Too bad it's not available on Youtube Music.

Nice Blur album. Although the subjects of their songs tend to be relatable (if you're from the UK) and funny, it can sometimes feel like they do not have anything better to sing about.

Love me some Creedence

Except for "Birthday" I did not like this album.

I feel Foo Fighters should be right up my alley, but they just... aren't.

This album was not available on my music streaming service. Instead, I listened to the second album "Underground". Which was quite good.

Great live album.

Delightfully campy.

3 stars, some nice songs. A lot of weirder/experimental stuff that was not bad but also not my taste

Great album, realized I already knew a couple of the songs as Nirvana had covered those on their Unplugged live album.

Nothing special, not a fan of the space opera story either. Perhaps interesting if you were alive during the 70s.

Never been a fan of Bob Dylan

Not bad, but the vocal style of grindcore just doesn't suit me