1001 Albums Summary

Absolute classics abound on this album, which also features some great 'filler' tracks and is excellently produced. There's a reason it's often considered their magnum opus, and I can't disagree with that opinion. Bangers from start to finish.

very cool album with some bangers and some other just solid edm vibers

this was really mid. perhaps would have been good as an ost but as a listening experience in its own right it was not all that interesting, and the monologue in the last track without any context at all was quite off-putting. not my cup of tea.

okay ngl this is actually REALLY good like the number of times i went "oh it's THIS song!" was ridiculous, bunch of huge hits with that signature 80s madonna feel to it. very solid!

ok i mean in-a-gadda-da-vida is an all time track in its own right but it does ALLLLL of the heavy lifting on this album, everything else feels like filler building up to it. that being said the title song is good enough on its own to warrant a solid rating, but everything else is very mid in comparison.

unfortunately doesn't hold a candle to his all timers like blonde on blonde or highway 61 revisited, but time out of mind still has your normal high-quality and well-produced assortment of dylan songwriting, scratchy voiced vocals, and bluesy backing arrangements.

maybe i just don't 'get' 80s rap, maybe this isn't their best work, but it's just a miss for me. too used to higher production quality modern rap, i guess

it's minimalist post-rock. no more, no less. this album walked so godspeed you black emperor could run

very good beats very good lyrics very good features but it kind of drags on, if some songs/skits had been cut this would be an all-timer but it's hurt by the fact that it's just too long

i'm not sure how to feel about this album. listening to it in 2023, it has aged *really* poorly in many ways. the lyrics are incredibly raw and real, but they go too far by today's standards in many cases. that being said, it's still a remarkable display of eminem's songwriting prowess, and i can't take that away from it.

bro this is just the quintessential 80s glam rock idc what anyone says it's good as hell

live albums are super super hit or miss and this one didn't really do anything for me, definitely has some of their better tracks but i don't feel this is an improvement over the studio versions

i mean janis joplin is undeniably great but this just did not do it for me sorry

this album just purely vibes. her voice is immaculate and the production is incredible. float along with the music kinda album that i can get behind

kind of a nothing burger? it's alright but sort of bland, not really my taste

like it's just so beastie boys it hurts but you can't help enjoying it

you know normally i like beck but this one really goes off the rails with the whole 'experimental' vibes and it doesn't work for me

you know i like folk country vibes a lot but this album wavers constantly between 'this is really good' and 'this is really average' in a way that doesn't let me rate it any higher

goat shit

lenny just does something solid for me man i love his style of songwriting and lyricism

i dunno it's fine

i dunno it's fine

i am whelmed

i am not sure if i have ever been more bored in my life

i literally could not finish this album which may be a first for me

like i dunno world music just aint my thing boss

good album very classic talking heads vibes and of course take me to the river is one of their all time bangers

i don't think i get it

kinda enjoyed this more than i thought i would not gonna lie

i have no strong feelings one way or the other

he's just trying too hard to be edgy or what

a classic

absolutely an all-timer even if the live versions of some these songs (or at least hallowed be thy name) blow the album versions out of the water

i don't know what i expected tbh but i was just kinda bored