1001 Albums Summary

parklife dares to ask the question: "what if a handful of guys with absolutely no lyrical talent got together and made an unnecessarily long album?"

old west arctic monkeys. i actually really like the instrumentals here, and the vocals are familiar (= enjoyable).

surprisingly boring despite having two (!) songs that were regularly on the radio as a kid. innoffensive, but would not listen again.

pretty generic old man hip hop, but it had one or two good songs.

some great classics, some good stuff, and some pretty annoying stuff. this album is the closest so far to the sound that i like.

sweet life was good. the rest were cut from gambino's Kauai but still fine.

i listened to 9 of the 38 (!!!) songs on this album and they were all a british dude just absolutely yelling over guitars. that's three things i don't like. Ants Invasion had cool instrumentals though.

it's a wonder the world continued to take an interest in music after the british got their hands on it. i would have considered it a lost cause.

pretty offensive, but not quite a 1 yet i think. definitely the closest to a 1 so far.

hey what if we just absolutely screamed into our shitty 1960s microphones like a dozen times every song? i bet the people would love that.

this is good. it's like persona music. that's my favorite anime.

pretty boring honestly. not really bad enough for two stars, but definitely a snoozefest

kinda dig the first song, but the rest of the album doesn't hold up.

surprisingly listenable. may have to come back and listen to the rest of the album

i do not like his voice

pretty generic british people music, innit?

yea okay karma chameleon was a bop, but the rest was just whatever

genuinely enjoyable music holy shit. the only weird thing is the lyrics/topics. im not from illinois.

it's fine. not the worst of the british rock bands we've heard, that's for sure

honestly disappointing. came into the album already knowing & liking Genesis and DANCE, but most of the other songs just picked a theme and never actually went anywhere with it. no new discoveries for me here.

fine. at least the instrumentals were interesting.

this is exactly the music i'm talking about when i say i don't like guitars.

i mean, it gets points for not being afraid to be a little weird, but still not really something i actively enjoyed listening to

not very good. 2.5 star music, but i had to stop listening before the album was done because i was tired of it, so rounding down to a 2

fine. not a fan of the tinny british yell-singing. props for instrumentals and having Cars on there.

i listened to like 3/4 of the first song and turned it off honestly.

the vocalist needs a lot of training but i like what they're doing here in an experimental kind of way

holy shit smoke on the water. i played that on my guitar when i was like 14. wicked.

umm yea i don't think so. vocalist sometimes sounds like 14 year old seinfeld with the same vocal talent.

not really my thing but i kind of get it. interesting sounds and good voice.

these chaps have revolutionized british music by almost entirely removing the vocals. this is Good Music, especially for background listening.

this is cool and good. i like it. also logic sampled one of these songs which really caught me off guard.

you know what ELSE is rubbish??

i was led to believe this would be bad. it was just fine.

good production and vocals (mechanically), lyrical topics are 'eh' 20 years later

your grandpa's yeehaw cowboy elvis music. who cares

not very good

hey it has that one song on it. and it's not annoying to listen to.

a one piece reference followed by an entire album of mid songs that go on for way too long. power was good, but we already knew that. luckily, it doesn't fall into the british music tier.

i think it wasn't that good actually

coooool waterrr.. ... mmmm.....