1001 Albums Summary

I heard it a bunch when it came out. Loved the hell out of it, but I think I like Late Registration a little more.

I’ve loved this his album since I first heard it in 1994.

The only jam that I was already familiar with was Elvis’ version of Fever. Dirty, Dirty Feeling fucking slaps. The album sounds exactly how I thought it would sound, but with a bunch of songs that I didn’t already know. No big surprises today, but that’s ok.

I guess I'm just not into mellow brit pop unless it's Pulp. This was a chore to listen to.

No one else has ever made anger sound so beautiful.

The album cuts are almost as good as the hits.

I almost didn’t want to listen became an ex used to ruin Criminal at karaoke a lot, but I’m glad I did.

The Cramps before The Cramps

5 Stars because I had an amazing time watching some of their set when they played this album at a festival.

It had a Grace Jones vibe that I never noticed.

It’s nice and mellow listen, even it hipster CSNY/CSN knock-offs aren’t your jam.

Decent background music.

If her mid-career stuff is this good, then I really need to check out her earlier stuff…and everything else.

Hadn’t heard it since the release.

The best way to start any morning.

It was a great soundtrack to a wonderful Sunday morning drive.

The only ‘70s hard rock show tunes I’d fuck with are Alice Coopers.

This shit rules.

Pretty bubblegum pop

Sorry bruv, but I can’t stand listening to Brits rap. I was out after 4 or 5 tracks.

Better than Psychocandy and Automatic

Fuck that

Boring

My 2nd or 3rd album on this thing was The Verve’s Urban Hymns. My review was something like, I only like slow Brit pop if it’s Pulp. This is the album I was referring to.

I dug the stuff on the album that didn’t sound so much like CSN

It’s for sure in the top 5 best hip hop album of the ‘90s. Maybe top 5 of all time.

It used to be my favorite Smiths album, w but it gets harder to listen to as Morrissey becomes a bigger twat.

I like them more when they’re not trying to be Oasis so hard.

I thought this was already in my record collection and was mad at myself when I realized I didn’t.

In my all-time top 10

No

Haunting, somber, achingly beautiful, and powerful.

Halfway through I started to wish I was listening to Exile on Main St instead.

Fuck these critics and their love of Steely Dan

I love it when the Generator picks an album that’s been a favorite of mine for years.

Hard pass on anything after One Hot Minute.

Sounded like the other early OMD stuff that I’ve also heard and liked.

Classic

Great but maybe shouldn’t have been a double album.

The horns make late ‘60s Elvis sound cheesy and fun.

A funky good time.

Almost as good of a live album as The Stone’s Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out.

A little more rocking than most bubblegum pop from that era.

Hell yeah!

I appreciated it more on this listen than I did years ago, when I heard it around the time Back to Black came out.

Didn't like it then, not in the mood to try liking it now.

Definitely his most fun album.