1001 Albums Summary

Foggy Day: yah S’wonderful and Fascinating Rhythm: nah Boy am I glad I didn’t embark on some 52 song YouTube vision quest like that other guy

Beatles Buzzcocks world Party maybe some Neil Young. Very nice but A couple of duds.

Very nice. Great rainy day album.

No one doesn’t like only the good die young

This was a big one for me in high school, but it took me until just now to realize it’s all about drugs.

Legend

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Shiny

No

You know how you have to childproof every part of your house because the baby will try to get into everything without hesitation? And then if you try to set the same baby down in the grass on a nice day that same fearless child will immediately pick his feet up to not touch the grass. In this scenario I am that baby and this album is green green grass. You can listen to all the Garden State bro country you want, but please do it away from me.

I rather enjoyed most of this one. The WEEyooooo keyboard sound is a little grating, but the bass and drums are fantastic throughout. I do feel like “America” is a miss, and kills the journey of the first 3 songs. Pleasantly surprised over all.

I’m not a Neil Young fan, but I do believe he has better albums. I love the guitars in Come On Baby. I do not love the chorus in Mellow My Mind where he can’t get close to that high note

Meh. This one starts out strong but runs out of gas way before it’s over. The radio theme is cool, but a lot of this album is chorus- bababadum babadum babadumdum drum fill-chorus repeat. Girls Eyes could have been a Monkees B side. I like the experimental bits but this sounds like a lot of everything else from 1967

Great Album. A nice bridge between hairbands and alternative without giving up the guitar solos. Plenty of weirdness to make it edgy but still fun. Three Days is a massive ride iyw

Oh behave, Nick Drake

I don’t want to hear Van Halen play synth any more than I want to watch Picasso do pottery. Eddie does a great job here of writing good songs around his cool guitar tricks. Panama and Hot For Teacher are classics. Jump and I’ll Wait always felt like the beginning of the end to me. Drop Dead Legs is the ghost of VanHagar future.

Great album. Great beats, samples, lyrics, delivery. These guys never had a hit single like the other guys but they clearly influenced the Beasties, De la Soul, Tribe, Wu Tang. Bring back old school hip hop. Get off my lawn

I love it. The bass breakdowns, cheap guitars, the vocals with too much gain, and the urgency. The last track is a good one but feels out of place

Started off interesting. Then I lost interest.

I like Method Man. This album shows he’s at his best when he’s with WuTang. All the 36 chambers references and the shoutouts here dont do anything to make this album stand out. The less good re-recorded “Method Man remix” stands out in a bad way