feels like you’re a high schooler skipping school having a Ferris Buelers type day. Some interesting lyrics but really a coming of age album. “Time goes by, I can feel myself growing old. Burning inside, it's making this boy turn out cold” 8/10

as if you’re on a road trip to alaska, escaping the life that was once had, and it’s taking place in the fall 7/10

Album 3/1001: early 2000s classic. Many many songs illicit some nostalgia or callback to a time where I didn’t have to pay utitliy bills. 9/10

Album 4/1001: Don’t really know how to feel about this album. Feels like great bar and pool music bringing it back to a time when the fish were perceivably booming 6/10

Album 5/1001 formative music of the 60s. Songs talking about love and falling in love in many different ways 7/10

some great guitar riffs and funky vibes. Not really many songs I connected with 6/10

Album 8/1001: Parklife by Blur. Pinnacle 90s filler music, one song that if played you would immediately recognize the rest feel relegated to movie background music 5/10

Pinnacle of 80s music. A bop and a half, but repetitive at times. 7/10

Album 10/1001 this album is epitome of filler music. Just like the title says it goes nowhere, music feels the same throughout and leads towards no significant change or dynamic listens. 4/10

Album 9/1001: Picture perfect example of a solid and congruent piece of music. Each song plays well into the other, the voice of the singer and music composition solid. Feeling of finishing a long seasonal job 10/10

80s classics nothing that stood out except the first song, could be missing something here

Sounded like a British country album, but moved to a more indie vibe. Great experience through and through

Some sound design from the beginning and end a little tinny, but some songs were recognizable and fun, a smooth 90s esc house album