1001 Albums Summary

Didn't realize So Far Away was by her. I've only heard the Rod Stewart version before. What a beautiful song. I've heard It's Too Late on oldies stations growing up... not too big of a fan. Way Over Yonder is beautiful. Very soulful and demonstrates her great voice. I've heard you've got a friend before, pretty good song. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman is a classic.

Great album. No wonder they call him King of the blues.

This is the epitome of boring 90's hip-hop. Extreme "My name is X and I'm here to say, I like to rap in a major way" energy. Lyrics aren't terrible but the performers sound like they're bored 90% of the time. You can almost hear some of the influences to modern hip-hop, but really the instrumentals between verses is the only unique sound between songs.

Listened to the whole thing and now I can honestly say, this album is complete ass and Kendrick Lamar deserves zero praise for this lazy edgelord garbage.

Decent, not the best Dolly album but has a couple good tracks. Below average overall though.

Never heard of her but was pleasantly surprised. Very talented, great voice. Didn't connect with some of the songs but others blew me away.

Not a fan of Bob Dylan, his voice just grates on my ears. Somehow his voice was even more annoying on this live album. Was really hard to make it through this one.

Great early 90s metal album. Got a few classics on it, especially "Walk" which you'll hear at any modern metal show.

1. Well, the opening song sucks. It sounds like if another band did a bad knockoff of "Connection". 2. Ok this album has got to get better. 3. alright here we go I already like this song so this is a pass 4. hmmm this kind of sucks 5. oh wait were those two different songs 6. car commercial 7. kind of like this one 8. it's okay 9-13. generic forgettable 90s alt rock 14. I like this one too 15-16. also kind of generic The singer sure sounded bored on most of these songs.

Great album. I had only heard 2 songs from this album before and have never really been a The Cars fan but I was pleasantly surprised with this one.

fantastic album if your favorite genre is "elevator music". which mine is not.

Couple of good songs tragically overwhelmed by bad and/or annoying songs.

Sounds like a Bowie/Byrne hybrid doing karaoke

oh man I forgot about the annoying "woo woo" in the first song. I never really loved the rolling stones but always thought they had some okay songs. now I realize I just kind of tolerated them. Mick Jagger is not a good singer at all but the instrumentals are good. this band would have been so much better with a good singer. how did they get so big, were there only like 3 bands to choose from back then or something? oh my god this dude's voice is terrible

welp, I guess I listened to that. what a weird album.

Interesting album. Good voices, just not my thing.

Have never really been into Sinatra but damn, you can't deny the power of his voice. Unfortunately the songs all sound the same.

the best beatles recordings are covers of their songs and this album proves to be no different. If you enjoy listening to dentist office music you'll probably like this one.

Give me the most depressing album you've got. No, that's too depressing.

Slightly better than elevator music.

Despite having "Oye Como Va" on it, this was a decent listen.

Fairly generic album that fits the style at the time. Some of the instrumentals were interesting.

Never been a huge fan but this is a decent album. You can definitely hear the inspirations for modern punk.

Not my thing but worth listening to once. Decent classic album.

Pretty good mellow album. The opening song is fantastic.

Decent album. You can easily hear the 70s experimental rock influences in this one. They might be trying a little too hard to be The Who.

Sounds like a jam band that can't decide when to stop. Every song overstays its welcome with overdone effects and droning lyrics.

Better than the live album I was forced to listen to last time. Still not a fan but at least it didn't make my ears bleed (but it was close).

Not my thing. Listenable, but boring.

Good singer, boring album.

I've heard of the band but never really listened to them. Decent classic rock album. A little too "jam band" for me though.

The instrumentals are good, but unfortunately the singing is not.

Still not a fan.

Decent speed/thrash metal album. The instrumental tracks are the best ones.

Once again proving that covers of Beatles songs are better than the originals.

Classic synth pop album. Mood is much darker than their older stuff.

Mid classic country album, not a fan of live albums in general.

Not a fan of live albums in general but Johnny Cash is a legend.

Never heard of this guy, went in with no expectations and while it's listenable there's nothing amazing about it.

Has 3 or 4 outstanding songs on it. The rest are middling classic rock.

Wasn't a Rush fan as a kid but they've grown on me over the years. Great album.

Wow, this was awful.

Got some good classics on it as well as a few duds. Extremely mid oldies album.

Thought this one was pretty good. The only comparison to coldplay that I noticed was that this was about 1000x better.

Decent album but her voice just rubs me the wrong way.

Not terrible but absolutely belongs as background music at a renaissance fair.

Classic thrash metal album, although I was kind of bored by the end of it.

It was okay. It was okay. It was okay. It was okay. This brought up some nostalgia but that's about the only good thing I have to say about this incredibly repetitive album. I know that's the nature of this genre but I swear Fatboy Slim turns it up x1000.

Probably the longest short album I've ever heard. Only 6 songs but they just keep going.

Bland cruise ship music. The only good thing about this album is how funny the title of the first track is. "Papa bonheur" lol

Surprisingly good. I've never heard of her before but she's got a great voice.

Not a fan of this genre but Eminem is a better rapper than the mumble stuff that passes for hip hop these days.

70s elevator music

Rest in peace, Dolly.

This is the most average britpop album I've ever heard. This is not a criticism nor a compliment.

Wow, he's off the map! Haven't heard jazz like this since Marcus "The Worm" Hicks ran with Thaddeus Finks and Mookie Kramer and the Eight Balls.

Welp, pretty much exactly what I expected.

Felt like I was on a cruise in the 90's

Fantastic album.