1001 Albums Summary

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3.69
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1970
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You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Daydream Nation
Sonic Youth
5 3.29 +1.71
Ramones
Ramones
5 3.56 +1.44

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Disintegration
The Cure
2 3.87 -1.87
At Fillmore East
The Allman Brothers Band
2 3.36 -1.36

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Natty Dread by Bob Marley & The Wailers
Oct 25 2023

Classic reggae. What can I say? I dig.

Oct 26 2023

Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderful. Homely, achy, easy: Otis got soul! Second best rendition of the stone cold Stones classic after the one and only DEVO. Maaaan, but don't I just love every record?

In A Silent Way by Miles Davis
Oct 27 2023

Big fan of Mr. Davis. Big fan of Mr. Hancock, the other players, and the world of fusion. However, if there was something real special in there I didn't notice. I could picture a sort of ethereal transcendence if I weren't so preoccupied with work so I'm inclined to grant 3.5 stars rather than 2.5, given I was neither gallivanting about a misty who-knows-where nor sat at an inner-city bus stop watching cars and strange drunkards move about the evening commuter frenzy. Boy... 4 it is.

Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth
Oct 28 2023

One of favourite albums ever. I've listened to Teen Age Riot what feels like everyday since I was sixteen and it's still thrilling. It's is one of those cosmic tracks that gives the impression it's always existed in its absolute and perfect form. Perhaps the album isn't actually perfect but it's just such a satisfying, deranged, nostalgia trip that it's fastened itself someplace deep in my skull. Candle, Silver Rocket, 'Cross the Breeze, Eric's Trip, I mean, come on! Kissability! Maaan.

Disintegration by The Cure
Oct 28 2023

First off, cover art is great. I enjoy a few songs off Three Imaginary Boys. Of course there's 10 years between them so I did go in expecting a gloomy, hypnotic mood-show rather than anything resembling a hits record. But this didn't do IT for me on my first listen. At no point did I go "oh man!" It felt like a load of gothic dullness. Will listen again, loud, to really hear the lyrics and try to feel it. Plainsong just started and I get it. I dig Lullaby. I like Prayers for Rain. 2 stars from me. Good.

At Fillmore East by The Allman Brothers Band
Oct 29 2023

I'd be real chuffed watching these guys at a local fair for 6-8 minutes. Then I'd get a hotdog. I could see this album making any roadtrip feel like a real great-american-novel roadtrip. For that and Stormy Monday + a few other tracks that live somewhere between Gil Scott-Heron, Steely Dan and the Dead it's almost a 3 (great) but let's pace myself. 2.75 (good and 3/4)

Oct 30 2023

A little boring musically but great rapping, good lyrics and generally vibey and enjoyable. I get why people could be super into this.

Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin
Nov 01 2023

By God! The best. I'm talking the best.

Ramones by Ramones
Nov 04 2023

Just the best ever. It sucks. It's awesome. Energetic, repetitive, entertaining classic.

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