1001 Albums Summary

Very chill album. Acoustic and chill.

Good to vibe to but it’s depressing. A sad vibe album. Perfect for a heartbreak.

Kinda sounded like the Beatles mixed with Lynnard Skynard mixed with CCR.

I don’t know why, but this is such a good album.

Pretty solid album, but not any good individual songs. Heat Miser might be good for Road Work. Has a really groovy cover of Light My Fire.

Needs some brass.

Had one song I really liked. Might have a good song for Road Work.

It’s not a bad album, just nothing stood out to me.

Couldn’t get through it. It may have been revolutionary or something, but his voice is just too weird.

Amazing Beatles-esque album. Lovely.

Not my favorite. A lot of the music sounds like a joke. The album cover is disturbing.

It’s good, not amazing.

Got a good Coldplay sound to it. I really like this. VERY underrated album how have I never heard of this album, any of the songs, or even the band?!

Very good grunge rock. Has one-two bad songs in the middle but overall very good.

Ok in the first half of the album, but got really good in the second half. Developed a David Bowie-type sound.

First half of album was really good. Back half became more mellow. LISTEN TO AGAIN.

Three really good songs. The rest are pretty mellow/zone-out songs.

Album was released on my birthday in 1977. All Revved Up With Nowhere to Go is the worst track on this album, but not horrible. Whole thing is like a musical. I love this album. It’s super good.

Autobahn is pretty good. The rest is just background music.

It’s magnificent. Basically a playlist of 21 short post-punk songs that are all just amazing.

The guitar is amazing, but the songs as a whole just aren’t special. The lyrics and other instrumentals just lack.

Classic Neil Young infused with some electrifying rock and roll.

I’m not a huge fan of their live playing style, but sometimes it’s a vibe when they just keep shredding the guitar like a Crazy Horse song.

The songs are good, but that’s it. They are just good.

Very Beatles. Pretty good.

Kinda spooky album. Very low intensity. It’s amazing.

Even their lesser songs are so good in a cheesy way. Classic Beatles.

Very good! And with a feature from Dave Matthews!

One of the best hip-hop albums of all time.

It was okay, but nothing special. Just some good folk rock.

So good for how weird it is. I would never expect an electronic album like this to be this good. Especially the back half.

I liked it, but the album as a whole isn’t great, it just has 3 amazing songs.

Amazing.

Weird mix between jazz, rock, and folk.

Classic 90s Hip-Hop.

All the songs are very hit or miss.

Album that is very different from anything in its genre, somewhat ahead of it’s time by giving an alternative feel.

Classic punk rock.

Not expected to be a good album as there are only a few songs that are good on their own, but it just works. Very Gorillaz-esque, but more powerful.

It was silly but as far as Morrissey goes, it was pretty good.

Not really doin it for me. It has some good songs and elements but a lot of the “hits” just feel like 70s rock filler if it was made in the 90s.

Definitely Alternative. Had Foo Fighters elements mixed with Red Hot Chili Peppers-type singing. Pretty good.

Amazing album!! Walking album. Going to become a favorite for sure. The suspenseful instrumentals combined with the nonsensical 70s rock vibes make it perfect.

Better than expected. Of course there are some great tracks on there, but the b-sides shocked me. They were pretty decent. The closing track is particularly good.

Crazy. Rock-opera type. Similar to Bat Out of Hell. I still don’t know what to think of it. Two songs stand out: the opening track and The Carpet Crawlers. Others were very good as well, but maybe not great out of context. A full album listen.

B-sides were better than the hits. Good ole’ Mo-Town.

Classic.

Another classic. Full album listen for sure on this one. The trial is probably the only skip.

Another classic. I really like Bob Dylan’s sound and his lyrics just hit. Last few songs are about rain and I was listening to it while walking in the rain so it really fit. Every song was good; no skips.

Didn’t listen to the whole thing. Songs I listened to weren’t very climactic or momentous. Just chill vibes really. Some were good.

Really good 70s rock vibes from this. Every song is a pleasure to listen to and the guitar is great.

Typical Damon Albarn music, but on the slower side. It’s fine, but not a great album. Idk didn’t really do it for me.

Nick Bare can have my kids after this one. Singer-songwriter vibes with godly instrumentals and bigger production.

She has some good songs on here but nothing special.

Classic 90s hip hop with some really good lyricism.

Some really good hits, but not a coherent album.

Ethan claims it’s a classic. It is very good with lyricism and production. Definitely deserves many more listens. Some mid songs, so it’s not perfect, but it’s close.

Not really a huge fan of yacht rock, but this album has a ton of good songs. Maybe it’s growing on me.

Only skip is Sick Things. Amazing album all around. British Invasion type music.

It’s Nirvana. Of course it’s going to be amazing. Honestly, The Man Who Sold the World might be better than the Bowie version. TBD.

Pretty good roots of punk, but I don’t hear it for all songs.

Bowie but more conceptual.

Damon Albarn is amazing like always. A great album from one of my favorite sub-genres of music ever.

Underwhelming. A few good hits but I’m not really into the extra-conceptual stuff they are doing here.

Great album, not perfect. Janis Joplin is amazing like always.

Only a few good songs. Bowie produced and you can tell.

Good songs but I can never get into the whole album. Will have to listen again sometime.

Really good punk, but too much saxophone (if that’s even possible).