1001 Albums Summary

Some bangers for sure, a few tracks didn't really hold my attention as much though. Not bad tracks, but not a no skip album for sure.

Definitely some Jams on here, but nothing really stood out for me on either listen. It's really good background music, but I don't think I could focus on it through its entirety.

It's poetry for sure. Really showcases some of the roots of country and blues. It's not for me. Too slow, not enough tempo.

Besides the use of the flute, absolutely basic '70s rock. I wasn't really impressed by anything on it. I can't say it felt like it did anything other than calm background dad rock.

Essential existential 90's Great for a rainy day and questioning reality.

An interesting look into an entirely new culture that was born out of the 80's rap movement as it transitioned into a 90's R'N'B culture. Not something I adored but rhythmically pleasing, though a bit cheesy at times.

Absolute classic. Not only does it have some of the greatest singles ever, the album flows with great songs and charisma. Few other bands are able to have multiple lead singers work so well.

I know some people actually like straight Jazz, but I. Am. Bored. My ADHD can not handle this. It's very pretty background music for a sleepy coffee shop. That's it.

Really interesting. I can see how pop evolved from this. His pop ballads and groovy rhythms have been continuously referenced and used throughout the history of pop. I enjoyed it, even if much of it is not my style.

On the slower more vibe-y side of the 70's. I felt like it holds a lot of great characteristics of the genre and time it comes from, but falls short of great. Made me want to listen to the same genre but better songs.