1001 Albums Summary

Great jams

Very quaint. Just not really my thing

Decent cover album My Girl has trancended it's original version, but most songs don't eclipse the original Also interesting to hear Respect as Aretha Franklin heard it too

I like the jams :)

Not overly drawn in by this one. I like the hits as I've heard them before but the songs inbetween fall short Also the production style in most of the songs make it seem like the instrumentation takes a backseat to her vocals, despite there being some great instrumentation. The mixing has Alanis at the forefront of everything, which makes it sound separated

Whilst I like hip hop, I've never been convinced that it was a genre of music that could lend itself to the album format This album has changed my mind. It flows, it's cohesive and every song is great.

High tier classic soft rock. Just a shame that I'm not a fan of soft rock :(

This is a well storied album. Nothing more that can be said than completely revolutionary

Only got around to listening to half of the album. That being said, there are some tasty jams here. Incredible songwriting in what I've heard so far and it hits a realy deep part of my dopamine production when songs flow into the next. Will keep this in my rotation for sure

I was familiar with some of the songs on this album already. They never stood out to me to begin with, and that remains true for the rest of the album I respect the musicianship and production quality of the record, but their writing style doesn't quite scratch my brain

Didn't expect to listen to meat loaf pretend to have sex in a car at the tail

Too many albums like this on this list. I'm not a fan of soft rock to be fair

Some good hits here

Literally nothing I can say about this album other than it's completely timeless and a display of sheer brilliance and masterty of a tool. Jimi was something else

It's a classic. Rare example of what I think a perfect album sounds like Ronson's work leading the backing band really elevates her lyrics and adds a haunting element to the band. Super tragic story overall

not my vibe

Quite frankly, I don't believe compilation and live albums should belong on this list

Well rounded album, great use of synths not just as instruments but also as soundscape devices to help deliver the feeling of a song. Earliest that I've ever heard of bands doing it in the way they have. I can now understand some Depeche Mode influence from in places like the work that Troy Van Leeuwen does for QotSA

ska isn't my thing. I can't get the 'what 13 year olds hear in their head when they get an extra mozarella stick' joke out of my head when I listen to it

Not taking part in compilations nor seasonal albums for this list

Not my thing.

Amazing songs from time to time. There's a lot of bloat on the album, makes it tough as a single listen