1001 Albums Summary

I honestly didn't listen to the whole thing but after 18 tracks, I got the gist of it and it actually wasn't too bad. It's a shame the the user chose this compilation when they could've chosen a proper album and it would've gotten much better reviews. Due to the length of this one I gotta give it a 3. But a shorter album would probably have potential for a 4.

2.5

Listen, pop-punk is my number one favourite type of music but it angers me that the user chose this instead of so many other great pop-punk albums. It's not even an album and the songs aren't good, except for the title track, that one was actually decent. Otherwise, this EP has no reason to be on this list.

3.5

3.5

4.5

I really did not enjoy his vocals. 2.5.

Worlds is a 5/5 album for me. I never got around to listening to Nurture until now, but it just doesn't hit the same.

2.5

3.5

3.5

I really like Salad Days much more than this album. But the sound of this album is still enjoyable. 3.5

3.5

Didn't really grab me on the first listen. The album started cycling again and I found it a bit more enjoyable the 2nd time. 3.5 stars, not quite a 4.

2.5

I get it if you don't like this kind of music but this album is a definite 5. Insane mega hits and this group took over the world of music in the 90's. Highly influential and a staple in the fabric of music culture. That all being said, the songs are just fuckin' bangers.

I enjoyed the instrumentals quite a bit, but really wasn't a huge fan of his vocals. 3.5

This is right up my alley. Gave me some Radiohead vibes in a few tracks. Really enjoyed it. 4.5

Huge first 4 tracks, then it falls of sharply. Listening back at this album the production isn't very good and sounds like it could've been made in the late 90's. First 4 tracks: 4.5 Rest of the album: 2.5 Final rating: 3.5, but I'll bump it up to a 4 for it's impact on music and pop culture.

I enjoyed it, but there's really no memorable songs. It really has a 90s R&B TLC/Destiny's Child vibe which is great. 3.5

This was a really cool listen and felt like a breath of fresh air. Punk, metal, and...dream pop?! What an interesting mix. 4.25/5.

2.5

There’s absolutely no reason why I needed to hear this album before I die

This was nice to listen to and I enjoyed it, but there's nothing all too memorable. 3.5.

It's ok, but really not my thing. 2.5

Really cool atmospheric sound. The album cover matches the sound very well. Not something I would normally come back to listen to though. 3.5

I really enjoyed this. But seriously, wtf is up with the submitters ratings? Seems like they hate music but somehow still got through this whole project lol.

3.5

I not a big fan of live albums and I wouldn't ever choose to listen to this again, but this was a fun and enjoyable listen. I feel like I would enjoy a studio album much more. 3.25 stars

For some reason I always had the idea that Silverchair's music was much heavier and darker. Going into this, I only knew their song "Cemetery" which is pretty good. But this wasn't what I was expecting at all and I found it to be really bland 2000's post-grunge radio rock. Not my thing. 2.5

Started off kind of meh, then it really picked up on the second half.

Run of the mill hard rock album. Solid music but nothing really special here. Wasn't a big fan of the vocals.

3.5

This was an odd one. It felt like RHCP at times but then a completely different sound at other points. Some of it was ok I guess. Overall, it's not for me.

2.5

3.5

QotSA is one of those bands whose music I enjoy but not for long listening sessions. For some reason their music becomes droney after listening for more than a couple songs and it all starts blending together. But like I said, I do enjoy the songs individually. 3.5 rating but I'll bump it up to a 4.

Incredible musicianship and the music is pretty good but a 2 hour live album is just too much.

3.5

2.5

3.5

Sounds like a Portuguese version of Our Lady Peace. Decent.

I really didn’t enjoy this. 1.5

I was expecting a heavy metal album but this was a pleasant surprise. Really cool sound and concept.

3.5

I used to think Weird Al was funny when I was 15 but as an adult it’s pretty bad.

2.5

2.5

Hell fucking YES! I discovered PUP in 2014 when I saw them live in Toronto opening for AFI just 3 months after they released their debut album. They were still pretty much unknown outside of Toronto at that point. Even in Toronto they were barely known. I remember being blown away by their performance and had to look them up right away. After that show I became a huge fan. I've seen them 9 times now. They play in Toronto a lot so it makes it easy to watch them that many times. Back in 2015 when I was a budding photographer, I reached out to Stefan (lead singer) to ask if I could take some concert photos for them, he responded, said yes, and added me to the media list! I photographed 2 of their shows at that time and they posted some of my shots on their Instagram page, which was super cool to see. I'm so happy that they've found the success and recognition that they deserve in the wider punk/pop-punk community, especially since they're a local Toronto band. This album fucking rips and it's so good, but it's actually my 3rd favourite of theirs. Their self titled album and Morbid Stuff edge this one out by just a hair. All 3 albums are honestly so good it's hard to compare. But this is the album where they gained wider recognition and acclaim so it definitely deserves to be the one for this list. The transition from "If This Tour Doesn't Kill You, I Will" into "DVP" is perfection. I love how they incorporate Toronto streets and locations into their lyrics. Every time I'm on the DVP or drive past Pine Point Park, I start shouting the lyrics to those songs. I was really close to choosing a PUP album to add to this list, I really glad someone else did!