1001 Albums Summary

Heaven Is 10 Zillion is a great song. Boogie On Reggae Woman is also a great song. This is definitely soul music, it’s so relaxing and nice to listen to. You Haven’t Done Nothing sounds a lot like Superstition, which is off Talking Book which is 2 years earlier. I wonder if they have a connection.

I can’t even make it 3 songs into this albums. I have never listened to a David Bowie song until today and I know why. I don’t like it one bit.

It’s not on Spotify, and for that I give it a 1.

Big Me was a decent song. Weenie Beenie was too screamo for me. I didn't really like this album. It was a little too underground rock for me. It seemed like a new band trying to find the type of music that they want to make. I also didn't like the vocals, I never felt like the songs meant anything.

First off, hilarious that this album came out almost 2 years before I was born. Bathtub intro was weird. I think that’s how intros used to be. Gin and Juice is a classic and deserves that, but just not for me. It’s very LA vibes. Tha Shiznit was a good 4th song following Gin and Juice. I liked the beat.

This album wasn’t really my favorite in terms of type of music but this is a great album to just listen to while working. It’s very vibe heavy and relaxing. I liked it more as the album went on.

Not listening to a Christmas album by various artists.

Another good album for working and relaxing. However, didn’t like this one as much as the first.

This album wasn’t really for me. Too dark and I didn’t really think the orchestra fit into the type of music. I would be curious to listen to another Metallica album, but this one wasn’t for me.

This album was incredibly politically charged. It sounded like it had to a lot with police brutality and MLK Jr’s vision and subsequent death. There were many times where there were samples from “Police Officers” and other government figures that were corrupt. I wonder what is real and what isn’t. Nonetheless, I thought the album was pretty good. I enjoyed it and I understand what it meant to the people listening to it at that time, but it’s not something I would actively listen to. It’s a simple type of rap that I enjoy listening to.

I absolutely loved this album. The vibes were immaculate, the beats were perfect, and lyrics matched the music. I love the songs with that electric sounding guitar. I also love the vocalist, I can’t tell if it’s a man or woman, but I really enjoy it. Loved this album. Get It On is my favorite, obviously their most famous song, but there were a few others that stood out to me.

I can’t stand Neil Young. He’s a weird “pick me” lover boy. Music is pretty terrible.

Straight up didn’t like this. Barely got through it, not for me.

I knew Blister in the Sun from somewhere and I really liked Gone Daddy Gone, but I’m not sure how I feel about this album. Sometimes I really liked the funky rhythms and acoustic guitars, sometimes the lyrics confused me. Like Confessions, decent song but the lyrics were weird. Overall decent.

I absolutely loved this jazz album. I have always heard Miles Davis name but never listened to his music. Wow, I absolutely loved this. I didn't pay attention to the different songs, but I loved the whole 45 minutes. I will definitely be listening to more.

Some of the songs were good but overall wasn’t for me.

I don’t know what I thought about this album. I listened to it twice and I still can’t decide. I like the chill vibes and relaxing tone, but it isn’t something I look forward listening to.