1001 Albums Summary

Move Over. Cry Baby. My Baby. Me & Bobby McGee. Get it While You Can. Mostly solid all around - nice rocky folk album. Would think it's all about the singer, but the backing band brings a lot.

Like I have anything new to say about Abbey Road.

Do I have to? Outside of the two singles, I'm not finding much here my ear likes. I might not mind RHCP when they aren't so funky? Also never noticed the heavy mouth harp in Give it Away before. Not as bad as I expected, but nothing that changed my mind too much.

In my useless opinion, this was the perfect blend album between the rocking Radiohead and the bleep bloop Radiohead. I remember my dad stating once he preferred early Beatles boy band sound to their later experimental phases, and I thought he was an idiot - but that would be Radiohead for me. Growing up with Radiohead, I was a sucker for the early albums and started to fall off post OK Computer, but this album was a reminder for me that the band was still solidly putting out amazing music, even if it wasn't always for me or clicking how it used to.

Not really my style of music, but hard to deny how good it is. Sing well.

Nothing terrible, but not my favorite batch of Dylan songs. A few solid tracks however. Still nice.

So that's where Gulided Splinters came from.

I've listened to this so many times it's hard to be unbiased. As far as basic guitar/drum classic rock, I don't think you can get much better.

Maybe if I listened a few more times I would find it more to my liking.

Only made it two songs. Might've enjoyed it at a younger age, now it sort of gave me a headache. Not for me.