1001 Albums Summary

First album here. This was a good album. Wasn't anything super special, just a solid blues album. The audio quality was surprisingly good for an album from 1959. 3.7/5

Sounds like taking LSD during a rave in the middle east. It's also good music to play in the background while coding. 3.9/5

Wow, this is really good. Almost like a lost Beatles album. 4.8/5 stars

eh. Not my thing. 3.2/5

Not my thing. I feel like if I knew more about hip-hop, I would appreciate this more. 2.7/5

Stop recommending me rap albums. I don't like rap albums

This is the most chill prog-rock album I have ever heard. I like it. 4.4/5 stars

pretty good. If you like that one song from toy story, then you will probably like this album. Also, this has the happiest song about nuclear war. 3.7/5

it was ok. very 60's. 3/5

I liked the sound of this album. Coldplay mixed with Oasis with a little bit of shoegaze. 4.2/5

The first half of this album is a prog-rock masterpiece. It is a highly influential conceptual piece that does so many things well. The rest of the album is pretty good too. 4.6/5

I see the appeal, but it's just not my thing. 2/5

If I ever need music for a rave, I know what I can use now. 4/5 stars

Very funky. 3/5

actually pretty good. didn't feel like it dragged on (minus the last song). 4.2 / 5

Definitely an album from the 80s. I wasn't liking it at first, but then the album grew on me. 4.1/5 stars

a pretty good pop album. 4.4/5 stars

I feel like this album did things just for the sake of doing them. A cover of a Beatles song in a foreign language as the album closer? Sure, why not? 3/5

Ok. I liked this. It was nice, acoustic chill. Only complaint is that some of the backing tracks felt like first drafts. 4.4/5 stars

The first half of this album is ok. The second half starts off with a beautiful composition followed by somewhat better songs. 4/5

Just sounds like standard grunge to me.

While this isn't their best work, it is still pretty enjoyable. Also, 6 of the 14 songs are actually cover songs. 3.6 / 5