1001 Albums Summary

My favorite line: She has eyes as big as jolly ranchers Uhhh very chaotic?? No real lyrics?? Not bad to listen to, especially the first two songs, but definitely will not return to.

Oh Lord. Beautiful music, classic rock-ish, but the vocals completely took me out. TERRIBLY whiney and just overall a killer. I cherished the songs on the album without the vocals. Would I go back to this album? Maybe-ish but probably not. Favorite lyric: Lack of lyric.

Pretty good! I was able to listen to it without any problems. I didn't pay much attention to the lyrics, which is maybe a good thing since it's such an easy listen. Would I revisit? Most likely not. It did kind of drag on after a while. However, I enjoyed it!

Really really good!! It felt like an unhinged Michelle Branch. I'd probably revisit it again.

Fucking CUTE. I'd listen to it again, all old times n cute! Only thing is after a while I got bored to listen to the whole thing, but as singles I fuck with it hardd

When I think of old style rock or whatever, this is it, but not necessarily in a good way. I would not listen again.

No

No

This is probably the first album I can say actually feels influential! I can feel the beats and rhythms are very similar to ones I've heard in more modern 90s and 00s songs. Would I listen to it again and did I finish the whole album? No. But this definitely deserves to be on the list.

Not it

Dre is cancelled :/

Definitely gives 70s hippie vibes, and the voice isn't exactly pleasant but I'm just spoiled. I can see how this was -pop- music back then! I see that this was received by parliament as one of the greatest albums of all time, and now it makes sense it was a british hit. I think my cultural norms keep me from falling in love with it. Haha

Thoroughly enjoyable. Metal is not my genre of choice but this feels cohesive and an easy listen to have in the background. I would definitely attend one of their concerts! Top track for me was Mind, and I can't believe that this was their debut!

I was thinking that this album sounds like something Ne-yo would put out if he was from this generation. I can see how Pyramids and Super Rich Kids were pushed to the top; they're good songs! Overall, a very cohesive album, even if the interludes/outros were a bit too long. I probably wouldn't listen to it again and I definitely don't see how Frank Ocean stays at the top no matter how long his breaks are, makes me wonder if he's the male Beyonce? ;)

If I had to listen to a country-ish album, I'm glad it was by a woman. KD Lang is a professional yearner and I love it! Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes was my favorite, and there was one that sounded like a Christmas song. I probably will return to this album someday in the distant future. It's good stuff!

I feel like a 2.5 would be my rating, but there are no halves. This was fun for the first few tracks, but by the last few songs, it was annoying and impossible to finish. Definitely transported me to a different time and it wasn't bad, had a good variety for everyone, but I wouldn't listen again!

Actually pretty enjoyable to listen to in the background. I love the chaos! 3.5 because I probably will never revisit it, but overall the quality was chefs kiss

Not sure why homeboy had to jumpscare me with pirate music to begin with. l didn't feel safe around this man's voice for the first eight songs. Hang Down Your Head was the first song in the album I could actually bear to listen to, and it gradually got better going through. Very heartfelt music towards the second half of the album. Still, 2/5 for me.

As a pop-rock fan, I can appreciate metal and the influence this album/band has had on the genre. It was an easy listen (in the background). I wouldn't listen to it again, but 3.75 stars because it was good!

Not particularly enjoyable and definitely went on too long. Definitely folksy calm music, which I could do without. I will give it a 2/5 because I did enjoy the one instrumental song.

Hear me out- as a casual Lana Del Rey listener, I find it extremely hard to believe that they chose this album as the most influential from LDR over Born to Die or Ultraviolence. This album is far from Lana's peak. With that said, the album is cohesive, classic Lana serving vocals, but nothing really stands out. 3.75/5 stars because I respect Lana, but I definitely won't be listening to this particular album again.

Surprisingly jolly and enjoyable! I assume this was considered pop music back then, and for good reason. I loved Love the One You're With and Cherokee. I will definitely revisit the album. Very cohesive but not to the point where it blended together. Albums like these are why I'm so glad I started this project.

Hardcore, loved it.

This is what I would call "kick-ass music" :) 3.5 stars because I wouldn't listen to it again/it was pretty forgettable overall, but it was a good listen.

It's giving Christmas music but without the Christmas. Not bad but not good! 2.5