1001 Albums Summary

Always loved the self-titled (UK AND US releases), and have listened to this one many times over the years. Never really loved any whole project from The Clash after this. Sandinista is an exhausting sprawl, Combat Rock is just okay, and the less said about Cut The Crap, the better. London Calling remains as as lovely as ever. Nothing new here for me today, but not the worst album to start off with by any stretch. Fave tracks: Lost in the Supermarket, Clampdown, Train in Vain.

Day 2. Not a bad selection. Haven't listened to this album in many years. I'm sure I'll get a really bad album soon enough. Fave tracks: Precious, Tattooed Love Boys, Private Life.

A wonderfully bittersweet chapter in the life of Johnny Cash, as his last record released during his lifetime. Lovely record, but not one I would typically listen to. Fave tracks: The Man Comes Around, Hurt, Tear Stained Letter

Maybe it's my lack of attachment to the era but this group and album do very little for me. We are over 50 years removed from the (late) sixties and I just don't care anymore. It's well produced and sounds fine but these songs are boring to me. The Band more like The Bland.

this album rules. I don't think that even needs to be reiterated. Not an unpopular opinion, but they never sounded better than this. fave tracks: Battery, Disposable Heroes.

Wonderful debut record from a great band.