1001 Albums Summary

Already listened to - in fact, I have it on vinyl (though that was my parents' choice). I do like it, but I haven't really listened to much else Bruce Springsteen - perhaps I should.

Kraftwerk probably had more influence on the direction of music than the Beatles. Listening back though, it's sort of like playing Goldeneye or another seminal old video game: you have to admit technology has moved on and improved

Some forgettable songs, but when it hits, it really hits. ...And Justice For All and One in particular.

I knew the titular track, and liked it, but didn't realise how much the rest of the album bangs. It's great. Really like the way it's mixed almost like a DJ set as well.

Lots of classic tracks, but not something I would listen to a lot.

Didn't really do anything for me. A bit bland.

Plenty of bangers. Love the half-punk, half-crooner vibe

Classic - have it on vinyl

I liked this more than I thought I would from the first couple of songs. I like the way that the songs jump around a bit, the rhythmic & lyrical structure was a bit unpredictable and I enjoyed that.

Never heard before; just great 90s hip-hop. The rather intense misogyny of one song aside I found the lyrics pretty enjoyable and the beats were really interesting

Never heard before. Can't say this did much for me. Some interesting musical directions, bad singing. can see why some might enjoy, but I can't see myself going back to it.

Iron Maiden have a very particular style which is good in small bursts, but not something I'd want to be engaging with all the time. But this album deserves 4* basically entirely for Hallowed Be Thy Name, which is a brilliant song.

Sounded like something I would imagine playing in a bar in America. Fine but unlikely to revisit in many circumstances.

It's okay. Can't imagine myself coming back to much, there are other better things of a similar style available