1001 Albums Summary

Enjoyed

Solid. Funky, 80s, montage-y.

Better than expected. At times funky, moody, or even a bit trippy. Didn't feel the urge to skip a single track, and many were added to my "liked" songs.

Phenomenal. This is a long album, but it is incredible from start to finish. I wouldn't change a single thing.

Never heard much Depeche Mode aside from their hits so it was fun to check this out. Not really my cup of tea, but still enjoyable. Feels like an album to put on while driving around on a rainy day.

Solid. Flows well, even as they shift through different styles and tones. Feels very cohesive and enjoyable to listen to from start to finish.

Good, but kinda have to be in the right mood for this album. I didn't dislike this album, but just found it a bit boring.

Imagine if Wings, Bowie, and The Grateful Dead got together and had a baby. But the baby turned out super mid. That is essentially what this sounded like. There was also a touch of Bob Dylan in there, and that isn't meant as a compliment. Two stars rather than only one because the El Camino Dolo Roso half of "I'm a Cadillac/ El Camino..." was surprisingly decent.

Not terrible, just pretty boring.

Way better than anticipated. Guitar tone was consistent but still interesting on every track. The bass being so prominent was surprising but also incredibly well done. Just a really great album altogether.

Probably not something I'd put on often, but still very good. Kind of a bluegrass sound on some tracks.

Not really my thing and felt like way too long of an album. The spoken word stuff felt like it was trying too hard. Maybe two songs out of the whole album I would choose to listen to again.

Solid and enjoyable. Not something I will listen to every day, but I enjoyed it the whole way through.

Perfect Sunday morning listening. Chill but interesting. Didn't feel like skipping a single song and listened to the album twice in the same day.

Wasn't bad, but not really something I'd go listen to on my own.

Closest I have come to skipping an album so far.

Borrrrrrrrring.