1001 Albums Summary

Songs I've heard 100 times too many, interspersed with deep cuts that should stay hidden. A bad trip at the surfing circus. I've always found The Doors to be fairly tedious, and this album didn't change my mind. 'Hey add another 5 minutes to this last song, Jimmy came up with a little tune about butt-fuckin' that we just *can't* cut."

A perfect album.

A really solid album, feels like it was more influential and important to other artists than we might know or consider.

One of my all-time favorites

An album i knew one song on and wound up really enjoying.

A bit too heavy for my mental state at the time. Pretty but very sad

Pretty forgettable, tbh.

Weird. Didn't really dig it.

All in all, i really enjoyed it.

All in all, i really enjoyed it.

Not for me.

Weird as hell and i liked seeing where Zappa started

Not my favorite Beatles album, the second half was pretty weird, but i liked it well enough.

Funky as hell, i love this one!

The soundtrack of my childhood with the song that symbolizes puberty to an entire generation. Amazing album.

This band sucks. Hated it

I can see what's here, i can see that it has value in the industrial genre, but it gave me a brutal headache.

Pretty solid album about how small town life might not be as bad as we remember.

Pretty good songs about fucking, mixed in with some pretty bad songs about fucking.

Not their best album but still solid

Some all-time bangers with a bit of trash thrown in for flavor.

Gone too early. What a beautiful, sad album.

Darker than i was expecting, but i liked it overall.

Ugh.

Liked this way more than i had been expecting. Sexy Boy is a JAM.

There's talent here, but everything feels like "continued cultural appropriation from the British".

Kicks ass! An excellent UK punk album.

Beautiful but bleak. An old man's examination of a long life and all its glories and mistakes.

I hate the eagles

A blues cover album. Some are great covers, some are a little off. In a perfect world, (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction would be known as an Otis Redding song.

Like the Ramones, every song sounds the same. Unlike the Ramones, this isn't very good.

Literally everything on this album was done better on Emerson Lake and Palmer's "Brain Salad Surgery".

It's not bad, but Jack White's solo stuff just isn't for me.

One of my all time favorites.

No way in hell am I willingly listening to Kid Rock. I only have a certain number of hours on this planet and wasting even one of them in this fashion is abominable to me.