1001 Albums Summary

Would probably be more enjoyable if on shrooms. Allegedly.

Never finished it before rated.

This album made me understand why people like live albums.

9 minute songs have their time and place, and that's on shrooms. This is probably 5/5 on shrooms.

90s sloppy Philly hip-hop, what's not to love?

I wore this album out when it was first released.

French pop. Album is long because it's the same songs twice, once in French and once in English. If you like French pop, then you'll probably love this. If not, then you probably won't.

Even the skits were relatively unobtrusive

Super chill. Older Willie Nelson singing his favorite pop songs.

I could do with a break from the BritRock, but at least this album is mostly chill. "After Hours" was my favorite, which is funny because it's not the normal vocalist.

There's some great lyrics in there, but overall he and the music both sound bored of themselves. I'd potentially like it if I listened to it more, but I'm just not going to.

If you like reggae, then you'll love this. I just don't like reggae.

It was.. perfectly fine music.

There's some classics on here. It's a solid album overall. Orchestral at times.

I wanted to like this more...

The album feels like a chill session with Dylan and a jam band. Each song has something I like, but then goes on and on. Apparently Wikipedia says it was a very influential album, so for that I can give thanks.

Party drugs. Do party drugs with this one. This is a 2 for me normal, and probably a 4 on party drugs (allegedly).

Apparently this was her debut and she was 19 at the time. This feels exactly like that, which isn't to say it was bad in anyway, just that the hubris of youth is kicking strong in this one. I would have loved to hear what she had to say later in life.

I don't think I was in the right frame of mind for this album.

Definitely not what I expected because of the name, but this was fantastic soulful 70s music.

Enough with the britRock, damn.

This album is fast and furious. If that's what you're into, you're gonna love it.

This is an album that's already on my perennial relisten list.

Normally I say stuff like this would be better on drugs, but I'm certain this wouldn't be. It sounded like video game boss music from the 90s.

Eh, not for me. Plus the dude is notoriously all the things he preaches against.

Had to listen around ads on YouTube, so maybe I would give it higher if I could get the full experience.

Eh.

Solid 60s music

Solid 50s jazz

I think this is my first one star. It had nothing I wanted.

The album is front loaded with classics, but worth sticking around till the end.

This rating might be because I'm in a bad mood, it might be because I'm tired of this list being almost exclusively British music, or it might be the fact that reggae is my least favorite style of music. Either way, f this album.

Fantastic

Solid

Fantastic

I think I would like this more on multiple listens.

Latin inspired funk and shit like that, rather shallow though.

What needs to be said?

A drug fueled 70s variety show, where instead of comedy skits, they sing about cop killings and how brainwashed we all are. I can see how that's influential to music, but not necessarily something I want to listen to.

Fuck off with the Brit Rock. It's like this list is 90% BritRock

I'm just going to copy another reviewer: Oh good, more late 70s English punk. Again. After all the rest of it. But it's ok, I'm sure THIS one will be a masterpiece and not amateur garbage like everything else from that time. And they're called the SLITS! I'm sure that's not a reference to anything. About as subtle and sophisticated as everything else about this genre I guess. But I'm prepared to be blown away. ha ha no, it fucking sucked. 1/5.