1001 Albums Summary

Ms. Lauryn Hill really served on this record. She proves that she was on of the most talented artists OAT. However some of the songs get a little too repetitive for me to give it a 5/5.

Marquee Moon isn't at all the type of music I enjoy listening to. That being said, the first half of this album almost made me wanna go vinyl shopping for records from bands like The Clash etc. However once the album is at it's end, I found myself not liking it as much after the first 3-4 songs

The OG gangsters Some of the most iconic rap songs are present on this record

I once heard someone refer to big beat as firework on New Years. Here, there and everywhere but also vanished shortly after. I surprisingly found myself enjoying this. Rockafeller Skank and Right Here, Right Now are near perfect songs. Some of the middle parts and deep cuts don't really hit the same but overall a fun experience. This isn't the type of music I would play regularly, but it's fun to blast once in a while

Such a strong and unique voice. Fast Car is and will always be a classic!

A modern indie-classic! Take Me Out slaps

Amy was a vocal powerhouse and she proves that on this strong debut. However I'm just not that into the whole jazz thing

Super -

Beautiful album

When you open an album with a song like Wesley's Theory, then it's bound to be a masterpiece.

This album is one of the best (if not the best) album of all time. Lauryn's vocals are beautiful and the songs are just so good. Of course there's "Doo Wop", "Ex Factor" and "To Zion", but even the deep cuts are amazing. She really devoured with this one.

goated concert album

1994 was a fucking great year for music

One of the greatest ever

It always deeply saddens me that this was the only studio release he ever got to release. Jeff was so ridiculously talented and this album is perfect prove of this. This man could turn any cover this own and this album is so breathtakingly beautiful all throughout.

Morrissey may suck but this album sure doesn't.

Californication was better

Missy > Nicki

They could never make me hate you, M.I.A.

Kendrick never misses

Disclaimer: I will not be objective when talking about this album. Soundgarden have always held a special place in my heart and this album brings so much more to the table than just being "The Black Hole Sun Album". It's 70(!) minutes long and every minute is so special and unique. Chris Cornell was a fucking powerhouse, and Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd are truely some of the most underrated musicians of the 90's. I still think to this day that Superunknown is their magnum opus (even though pretty much all of their albums are stellar). From psychedelic songs like "Half" and "Head Down" to sludgy, muddy bangers such as "Mailman" and "4th of July", this album also perfectly shows the insane versatility this band possessed. It's not everyday you find a band, where all band members write songs in the way this band does. Always a joy to listen to this masterpiece <3

I bet this was played at every Halloween party in the 80's

Kanye was truly a mastermind before everything went downhill

She rocks! I actually really enjoyed this one

Truely a monumental album that changed rock music.

Absolutely solid album

As much as he is a legend, he is not an "album- artist"

Top 5 hiphop album oat

Jesus, this list loves Beck.

This is a hip-hop classic that showcases probably some of the best work by these two hip-hop legends!

Singles = Incredible Rest of album = Filler