1001 Albums Summary

All of the songs sort of blend into each other. The second a song ends and another begins I've already forgotten what it sounds like. Nice background noise, not much else

Tracks are short and some are pretty catchy. Although all members are technically proficient at their respective instruments, the music never devolves into self-indulgent show-offy stuff. -Favorites: Sunshine of Your Love, Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses, Dance The Night Away -Okayish filler - Tracks 5, 7 - 9 -Bad filler: Tracks 10, 11 Overall good album, but not really mindblowing.

"Chump" is good. All other tracks would benefit from Billie Joe shutting up for 2 minutes. Everything past like the first couple of tracks is very samey. Also, maybe it's my mediocre headphones, but the production is kind of weird - the vocals are super quiet, it's like they're drowning in the instrumental. I would have possibly enjoyed it when I was 15, but this just isn't for me.

This album is chock-full of standouts. "Superstition", "Big Brother","Maybe Your Baby", "You've Got it Bad Girl" and "I Belive" easily push this album into 5 star territory for me.

The most fun live album I've listened to. I love Cash's banter, June Carter's guest appearance, the inmates' cheering and other minor sounds present in the audio, like coughing and laughter.

I only know basic Spanish, but that didn't stop me from enjoying the tunes. Favorites: Chan Chan, De Camino a La Vereda, El Cuarto de Tula, Veinte Años, Candela

Not nearly as wacky as people are describing it. Favorites: "Tusk", "I'm Not Wrong", "Sara", "Never Forget" Might change my opinion on it after a relisten but some songs are genuinely hard to get through

I wouldn't call it a must hear...

Two green day albums in one week, this site fucking hates me

The longer tracks are really good, the shorter ones - not so much

Should be used as a torture method

I feel like this was made as a peace treaty between racist Southern grandmas and hippie rockers. /s

I guess this is what a lobotomy feels like.

Strum strum strummmm strum woo aaaah babyyy Earlybird's okay.

The cover art is gorgeous.

Lad wearing a silly hat tries to be Stevie Wonder. What's so influential and important about this album that it needs to be in the book?

Send all copies of it to outer space, delete it out of the collective consciouness MIB-style and let the aliens deal with it