1001 Albums Summary

Great acoustic tunes and classic songwriting. Not as cheesy as I thought it might be. Lush orchestration that’s not overdone.

Not as good as I remember it. Some good tunes but sounds very one dimensional. Good driving music.

Some great songs in the first half but it drifts away. Great production - the bass tone is awesome. Wouldn’t listen to it again.

The man can sing! Great instrumentation and the recurring pastor theme stuck with me after I’d listened to it. I reckon if I saw it in a record store I’d buy it.

One of my all time faves. Takes me back to when I heard it the first time in London 2002.

Hardly any guitars in the mix - again, bass guitar sounds great. Good songs, a couple are pretty ordinary. Wasn’t my thing at the time.

Iconic sounds from the late 90s. A mix of Saturday night bangers and Sunday morning ambience. Diverse sounds but you know it’s the Chemical Brothers.

Pretty cool show tunes. The singing really didn’t stand out but I guess I haven’t heard the originals. Good background cafe music.

I want to listen to this again.