1001 Albums Summary

Not sure how it can be called music, as full of discordant sounds as it is. Absolutely dreadful.

Good album, but already a well-known classic rock masterpiecez

I really like the alternative sound of this music.

Interesting music. Awful vocals.

Classic rock I hadn’t heard for years. Easy to see it’s R&B roots in this album.

Awful noise.

Never heard the album before. I enjoyed it, but it’s not one I’m likely to revisit anytime soon.

Some very creative cuts on this album.

Awful.

Different sounds, rich vocals, creative. I liked it.

Violent vocals, but some excellent guitar playing.

Good album. Haunting lyrics. Refreshingly original music.

Really liked this album.

Unimaginative. Pretentious.

Creative, but limited depth. Repetitive.

Oddly discordant notes mixed with good ones.

An odd mixture of cheesy movie soundtrack themes with James Bond-type vocals.

An interesting hybrid of Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan.

Disturbing music.

George Thorogood meets Elvis Costello. Interesting and creative. Some goods cuts here, led by strong guitar playing. This group has potential!

Too busy. Noisy.

One of Zepplin’s best, but that’s not saying much. Too much of their musics is like fingernails on a chalkboard.

Excellent harmony, vocals. Classic.

Pure noise. Random notes on a keyboard sound better. No talent here.

Terrible. Silly even.

Classic, yet ever fresh, new sound.

Creative. New and interesting sound.

Classic Bowie, though I have always thought his style too random.

Very interesting music, full of new, catchy beats.