My 1st album of 1,001 album generator! 1st song way too long! Liked Candle In the Wind. I’ll try to make it through most of this album. I do enjoy other Elton John songs not on this album.
This was not my favorite album of his.
Only songs I recognized were Blueberry Hill. A lot of the songs on this album weren’t available on Spotify. So I listened to some of his other songs. But still nice to listen to on a Saturday morning.
First time listening? Yes
Was I familiar with the artist/band? No
Had I heard any songs before? No
Did I feel the need to stop listening or skip songs at any point? No this kept my attention the whole time.
Would I listen to this again? Not sure
If I still bought cds, would I want to buy this? Probably not
What was I doing while listening to this album? Relaxing Scrolling social media
Any favorite songs? I liked all of them equally, none really stood out
This was not my favorite album. I will wait for License To Ill to come up in this list.
I really liked this album! I have always liked Like A Rolling Stone, but when listening I also really liked From A Buick 6 and Highway 61 Revisited. I would definitely listen to more of Bob Dylan’s music in the future. I just sat and listened to the album all in one sitting.
Morrissey was a new band for me and I will definitely listen to their other albums, and I could see myself listening to this one again. My standout songs were Everyday Is Like Sunday and Dial- A-Cliché.
As many others have mentioned, I’ve never heard of this band. But it was a quick listen, and I finished it all in one sitting. Not sure if I will come back to it though. Didn’t really have any favorite songs.
I liked this album a lot better than I liked the last album of Neil’s I listened to. This makes me more exciting about listening to his other albums. My 2 favorite songs were After the Goldrush and Birds.
I’m glad other people enjoyed this. However, I did not. The first song drove me nuts and I could not do 18 minute songs. So I listened to a little of each song and I’m ready to move on.
Imagine a Senior Citizen working on this list of 1,001 albums to listen to before you die. This album might give them a heart attack!
I listened to some rap music when I was a teenager 25ish years ago. But I could not make it through this album. It was a bit shocking to see how many people gave this 5 stars, but hey to each their own! I’m ready to move on!
I’ve never really listen to Meat Loaf. I can think of 1 song I know by them. I’m surprised I actually made it through this album. I did skip ahead on a couple songs. If I had to pick a favorite, it would be Heaven Can Wait and For Crying Out Loud. Obviously for people who like this genre, it was probably a great album. It just wasn’t the album for me.
I liked this album a lot more than I thought I would. I really wasn’t sure going into the first song. They kind of reminded me of Blondie of The Go Go's. I will check out their albums at some point in the future. Favorite Songs were Falling In Love With Myself Again and Talent Is An Asset. Also worth mentioning is the cover of this album depicts 2 females, so I thought this was a girl band. Upon further research, it’s actually 2 guys. But that didn’t change my opinion of the album.
This was another “New To Me” group. Enjoyable to listen to, and I have followed them on Spotify to listen to their other albums. I also learned from my research they are connected to the band Arctic Monkeys (Alex Turner is the Lead) I will be definitely add The Last Shadow Puppets’ other albums to my list to check out, as well as Arctic Monkeys, and Alex Turner and Miles Kane’s solo work!
This album was LONG. A lot of the songs were long. And I was ready to done with this long before it was over. I ended up skipping through songs on disc 2 because I was just done.
However, I did have 2 Songs I liked: Beautiful Love and This American Lite.
I was hoping I would like this. It wasn’t horrible, it was just ok. There was no song that really stood out to me. But it was nice to listen to while working.
I only recognized the first song of the album. The album was alright, it’s just nothing really stood out to me.
I only know 2 New Order Songs (Blue Monday & Bizarre Love Triangle), neither of which were on this album. But this was still enjoyable to listen to. I will check out some of their earlier albums.
I gave up halfway through this album. I couldn’t even make it through an entire song.
This album just didn’t do it for me.
I’m not gonna force myself to suffer through this album. I heard enough.
Before listening to this album, I was familiar with 3 Pet Shop Boys songs that are pretty popular. I liked this album. I liked the song How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously. Had a good beat!
This was my first ever AC/DC album. It was “just alright”. On to the next one.
4 songs, all at least 15 minutes.
I had never heard of this band before. This was a cool album. A nice touch for my after work scrolling session.
Listened to tracks 1-8. Sort of reminded me of Duran Duran. At least that was the first band that came to mind. I love 80s music but had not heard of this band before, However, I’m more into 80s Pop. On to the next album. I may come back and finish this one, I don’t know.
Listened to the first 4 songs. Want to come back and finish listening later. I’ve heard of them before just not sure if I’ve had any o
It was alright. Not the worst thing to listen to, but I don’t know if I would choose this over something else. I actually listened to the whole album.
I think I only know a handful of songs by The Doors, none of which were on this album. This was good to listen to while I was working.
This was a good album! I want to listen to more U2 albums in the future. I only know a handful of their songs. The only 2 songs I knew from this album were One and Mysterious Ways.
This was a good album. I enjoy Depeche Mode. Most of the songs I know are on a different album. The only songs I knew from this album were Personal Jesus and Enjoy the Silence.
I have never listened to a Black Sabbath album, and honestly never paid much attention to Ozzy Osborne. But I’m hearing that everyone on this site got a Black Sabbath album today in memory of Ozzy Osborne’s passing. This is one reason this thing is so cool, I never would’ve picked up a Sabbath album otherwise!
My favorite songs on this album were Changes and Cornucopia.
I am somewhat familiar with Marvin Gaye, though the songs I know are not on this album. The only song I knew from this album was Let’s Get It On.
Never heard of this group before. I found it kind of funny that an album with a Parental Advisory sticker would end on a list like this. I imagine that might be a turn-off for some people. But considering I’d never heard of them, I actually didn’t think this album was that bad. A lot of catchy tunes! It kind of reminds me of something I would’ve listen to in my early 20s. Just goes to show that even though you’ve never heard of a band before you can end up liking them! Not sure if I will listen to any of their other albums.
Song that stood out to me: High Fidelity
Was not familiar with this band. Probably wouldn’t willingly listen again. I’m just learning that Metal is not the genre for me. I’m trying to pick at least one song on each album that stands out. On this album it was Fire Fire and Dance. Also this was a 2 disc set. Most of Disc 2 was alternate versions of the songs from Disc 1. I skipped that part.
This album is kind of slow and boring. I don’t feel like it’s very engaging. Kind of like reading a book that starts off slow. I listened to the whole album and my thoughts never changed.
I really liked this album. Favorite songs were Blunderbuss and Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy. I will definitely be checking out his other albums and also The White Stripes, and The Raconteurs, both of which he founded (or helped found)
I really enjoyed this album and will definitely check out her other albums. Especially Joan Baez Vol 2. In reading reviews, it seems like people either love her or hate her. I liked it, even with the shrill voice. I found it relaxing to at the end of the day.
I never thought I’d be listening to Metallica at 8:30AM barely 30 minutes after waking up. Yet here we are.
This was my first ever Metallica album to listen to.
However, heavy metal is not for me. But at least I tried!
I had never listened to Robbie Williams. In doing my research, I was surprised to learn that he was former member of the band Take That. I had one of their albums, when their song Back For Good was popular in 1995/1996.
I enjoyed this album. I could see myself checking out his other albums, and I would also to listen to the other Take That albums.
Songs I liked: Angels, One of God’s Better People, Baby Girl’s Window.
I was familiar with Van Morrison, but had never listened to this album all the way through. I loved it! This would definitely go on my list of classic, timeless albums!! Standout songs (of course ) were Moondance, Crazy Love, and I also liked Glad Tidings.
I was familiar with Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young already. I’ve Teach Your Children and Our House many times. But there were also some new songs I hadn’t heard. This was peaceful and relaxing to listen to.
I didn’t think I had heard of this band before, but then I remembered I had heard Love Plus One years ago on a Billboard top hits album.
This album seems a bit long with 17 songs. Most of the songs sounded the same. This album did not keep my interest.
This was pretty mellow compared to other Bruce Springsteen music I’ve heard. But I liked it. My favorite song on this album was My Father’s House.
I love when an album starts off with a strong song!
I am vaguely familiar with Johnny Cash. But I had never heard this album.
I tend not to like live albums, but this one was great! I loved the banter and the announcements from the jail.
It could be that I’m a “mood listener” but I enjoyed this album!
Fun fact: I live about 30ish minutes away from Folsom Prison!
Songs I liked: I Still Miss Someone
Orange Blossom Special (for the Harmonica)
