1001 Albums Summary

Steely Dan isn't an artist I would normally listen too but since it was recommended, I gave it a listen.

Personally this album was a bit slow for my liking, did listen to the full of it but not for me.

When I saw the album, I felt like I had heard this artist before and possibly this album, not 100% sure if I have but still sat through the album to give it a listen. Grace sounds quite personal, almost like his letter to death or maybe a i'm here and not getting knocked down anymore, type of album.

This doesn't feel particularly special. Got to the second song and felt like the album was dragging on.

This feels like almost any other album a female has realised. This doesn't seem like it's set itself apart. Quite easy to tune out and forget about.

HUGE pass. Barely made it through the first song "GhostRider" without feeling like i'm dizzy due to the static instrumental.

I'm familiar with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, There is some of their songs that I do have on high rotation but not from this album. Personally this album just isn't for me.

I started listening to Fiona Apple a few weeks prior to doing this and her music is something. But this album isn't for me.

As an Ozzy fan, I looked at this album cover and was like \"huh? I haven't heard this one\" but once I clicked to listen to the album, i've realised that i've played it on high rotation prior to today.

I like how this group brings forward political statements especially songs about truth during the time this was written.

I got 2 mins into the first song and already wanted to go back to bed. Not something i'd listen to.

personally not for me.

you can hear how personal this one seems. I don't listen to Tupac, nor do I know much about him but you can hear how raw he tried to make this one.

This album seems familiar to me though I'm not sure if i've heard it prior to today. it feels very danceable while trying to express his curiosity within the neighborhood his singing about.

when the first song played I went "Ohh..I know this song." and did a little boogy in my seat. Sadly by the time it got to track 2, it felt a bit repetitive and I got bored.

i'm sorry but I barely lasted a minute before feeling like it certainly isn't an album for me.

i'm familar with Everybody Hurts and Losing my religion, so I kinda knew what I was getting into once I hit play with this album but as I continued to listen to it, I feel like the songwriter was going through something at the time and having it vocalized made them show the world they need help with each song that plays.

personally not an album or a band for me.

Personally not for me, a bit slow for my liking.

Oh boy, only got to track 4 and felt like I had been listening to the album for an eternity, The only thing that stopped each song from sounding similar is the lyrics.

As an aerosmith fan, I'm glad quite familar with this album. Though this one almost feels like a greatest hits album, with it's mix of genres via it's song and mismatched songs.

I'm familiar with Pearl Jam even though they aren't an artist I play on the regular. I think I've understood why i'm not really a Pearl Jam listening, after the music played through their songs, I didn't realise they were all different..I actually thought it was just one massive track rather than individual songs.

I worshipped this album when I was a kid and still belt this album out whenever I hit play or when it rarely plays enter sandman on the radio.

yeah, this album isn't for me. It sounds a bit too slow and depressing for my liking.

oh boy, if you don't know this album than clearly your living under a rock. No one in my life is a heavy Pink Floyd fan but I remember hearing this album on repeat a lot growing up.

This feels like one of those albums that either a) your already a fan of the band and know their music or b) put this on as background noise just to keep you company while you do other tasks.

Ah. this is her famous album, the one with hit after hit. I may have been born after the hype of She's So Unusual but i do remember hearing this album growing up and abosutely loved it and to this day I still do.

If it wasn't for "There She Goes" I probably would've lowered the rating.

My mum owned a physical copy of this when I was younger and I would listen to it almost all the time. Unfortunely haven't heard Tracy Chapman's songs in quite a while (excluding people who do covers). Hands down Tracy Chapman's album Tracy Chapman is one of the MUST LISTEN TO BEFORE YOU DIE albums.

albums from the 70s are either wild and make no sense or just the band having pure fun. This album from the undertones feels like they were just having pure fun in the studio and letting whatever happens happen..It's not a too bad album.

I'm familiar with who system of the down is but personally, this album doesn't do it for me.

It started of what I thought would be a heartbreak album before ending with a whole "This is who I am, take it as is." I think this is the first time that I've heard a Dolly Parton album and it was certainly interesting.

Wait? This is Wu-Tang Clan. They don't sound like what i'd expect them to sound like. Mind you it's an album from the 90's, so that explains a lot.

I'm pretty sure I own a copy of this album and pretty sure it was on repeat for a short while. not gonna lie, I thought the first two tracks were the same song.

Ah. This is the famous Fleetwood Mac album. Honestly, I've never really gone out of my way to listen to these guys. Sure, if their playing on the radio or a music channel but album wise..not really my band. If it wasn't for the commonly played tracks I properly would've rated this lower.

Ooh..For some reason I thought I didn't know this band but I know "London Calling." which meant i stuck around to listen to the rest of the album.

Okay, this album only makes sense cause it was released on the tail end of the 60's and probably would've been a hit through the 70s.

oh god I leapt for joy when I saw Metallica. Pretty sure I own most of their physical albums but oh boy, it's been a short while since i've listened to master of puppets.

oh god, the minute "sunday morning" started, I wanted to go back to bed. it feels like a lullaby

The minute the webpage opened, I knew I was in for a treat. The better question to ask is "Who doesn't love Bad by Michael Jackson?"

Was someone going through a break up when this album was in the making? Cause the first song sounds like someone was a bad boyfriend and was trying to get their partner back, while the second song sounds like someone is begging for their partner's touch.

The baby intro was weird to start with at 7am on a friday. The first song is nearly 8mins long, I ended up giving up half way through the song and didn't listen to the rest of the album.

It's not a very memorable album, is it? Except for the lyrics, the songs pretty much sound the same.

this is a very 1990s album of rap. Not for me.

I'm not a regular U2 listener unless they play on the radio or a random song of theirs makes its way to my shuffle playlist. I had this playing in the background while I was doing stuff, I didn't even realise spotify played a different artist after this album finished.

Did anyone else get bored listening to this album?

Definite Gaze sounds like the munsters theme song except it got old real quick with it's repeative notions. I made it half way through song 1 before giving up.

I didn't realise who these guys are until I heard the first song than realised that's probably the only song of theirs that I know. Unfortunately as the album went on, it just felt repeative with different lyrics.

I gave up barely into track 2.

this doesn't feel like a 2017 album but rather a mid/late 90's album or even a early 2000s album.

techno isn't for me.

Ooh..It's NWA! I've seen the movie called "Straight Outta Compton" so, I get to pretend I know these songs and the group. Besides the album that's matched the movie, this is probably the second NWA (or would others class it as the first?) album i've heard. I like that this feel quite forward on what it wanted to convey. Not just teenagers with their push against authority but also the racism that happens to them. How their upbringing influenced their lyrics as well.

I'm familiar with who Bob Marley is. I recently saw the One Love movie and liked it. Listening to this album is actually surprisingly good

I really struggled to sit through the first song. I know Common started out as an singer but for some reason this doesn't feel like the common songs that i've known in recent years.

The first few seconds of this song really threw me out. I feel like there's a lot going on in song one that it's a struggle to keep going through the rest of the album.

Probably not the wisest idea to listen to this album at 6am on a wednesday morning, really depressing.

I don't know why but their tracks should like songs from other artists but the minute their vocals start, it's a whole other song. It kinda throws me out. Maybe others have covered the songs over the years but this just sounds so familar.

I'll be honest I hit play, didn't realise I was on track 3. It's perfect background noise but the songs do kinda merge into one and you just assume your listening to one long song.

Not gonna lie I gave up barely half way into song 1. The style just isn't for me.

Didn't make it all the way through. Didn't realise how long track 1 was and questioned if all the songs sounded the same. Got to track 3, good vocals but almost all back sounds similar.

when you realise that albums generator dropped this on the day Brian Wilson's passed.

hold up. This is THE Elvis Costello? gah. kinda boring.

Oooh...I was only a kid when this album came out, never listened to it - Rap wasn't my thing until my early teens- but i remember some of the key songs making vocal appearances by the "white boys" in primary school, who thought 50cent was the coolest thing since white bread.

this is the only meatloaf album I own and my god..the amount of times I replayed this album..it's quite fun and a roller coaster of should I cry or should I dance?