1001 Albums Summary

Mambo Sun is a very call yet soothing vibe. 4/5 Cosmic dancer had amazing vocals in the background and the guitar reminded me of exactly the 70s. 4.5/10 Jeepster was alright but the lyrics for me didn’t really resonate. 3/5 Monolith intro reverberated into my soul. The guitar throughout as well as the lyrics. 5/5 Lean Woman Blues was good at capturing the feel of the blues yet with a more rock style that fit the 70s. 3.5/5 Get it on perfectly encapsulates what the rock and upbeat feel of a country drive. 4.5/5 Planet Queen felt very rhythmic and smooth while also having a nice higher voice and showing off the range. 3.5/5 Girl takes on the slower side and sadder side of the album comparative to the rock side. The guitar in the background makes it. 4/5 The Motivator held good vocals and better guitar, especially the mini solo. 4/5 Life’s A Gas was a lot slower than I thought it’d be for the name. 3.5/5 Rip Off felt slightly repetitive coming back to the song title over and over I’ll be frank. 2.5/5 Hot Love - A Side reminded me of the more upbeat songs from this time. An ode to a girl yet catchy and slightly repetitive but not annoyingly. 3.5/5 Woodland Rock - B Side reminds me of much older times, such as older rock and the 50s and Elvis. Not expected in this album. 3/5 The King of The Mountain Cometh - B Side had a good part it kept coming back to that was an incredibly vibe to come back to over and over and the feel of the song felt like you were pushing in and waning back with each sentence. 5/5

Statesboro Blues: The guitar throughout this song was wonderful and the overall blues/rock vibe was wonderful. 4/5 Done Somebody Wrong reminded me more of the 50s rock and swing and style it had, yet was encapsulated into the 70s with the use of the guitar, a common theme. 3/5 Stormy Monday was a much more laid back song, reminding me of a cold day right after it rains. The guitar kept the song alive, however it did last awhile. 3/5 You Don’t Love me is a 19 minute guitar solo with intermittent pieces of singing. It begins fast paced, then slows down during the middle, before slightly picking up toward the end. Felt long but occasionally refreshing. 3/5 Hot ‘Lanta has no lyrics. This is fine, the movement of the song felt upbeat and fast, but was semi repetitive until the middle portion of the song. The ending was slow. 2.5/5 In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed felt a lot like a few other of the songs. I’m realizing they reuse a lot of sounds and feels in this album and by the end, the constant guitar can get slightly repetitive. However, stand-alone this is a better song than a few on this track. 3/5 Whipping post is 23 minutes long. That’s all there is to say.

NOTICE: The whole album feels like a 90s rock mixed with some form of pop from the 2010s Take A Bow started off sounding almost futuristic then took a more 90s rock style in the end. 3/5 Starlight skipped forward a few years and felt like more an offshoot of pop, such as Briston Maroney or the song Off My Mind. 3.5/5 Supermassive Blackhole- TWILIGHT REFERENCE. No but in all seriousness this is a great song. 5/5 Map of the Problematique felt more fast paced because of the constant beat and rhythm that shot the song forward. 4/5 Soldiers Poem switched the feel of the album to slow and sad. Yearning. 4/5 Invincible continued this slow feeling of the album and reverberated it even better. 4.5/5 Assassin opened up sounding like a video game boss soundtrack, but then leveled out to an alright song. Just nothing stuck out of the ordinary, wasn’t bad though. 3/5 Exo-Politics felt more like Supermassive Blackhole in its style yet the vocals were *chefs kiss*. 4/5 City of Delusion had great built up during its lyrics that kept climbing to high points that sounded very impactful. 4/5 Hoodoo completely switched the mood AGAIN to the slow and sad, which this pulled off better than the other two. 5/5 Knights of Cydonia felt like a western travel scene mixed with the typical feel of this album. 3.5/5 Glorious was the final song on the album. It felt like a good send off, sounding like the end and questioning our solar systems and universe. It built up to this point and was a great send off. 4/5