1001 Albums Summary

Absolutely revolutionary album for its time, featuring a Latin jazz rock fusion that blends so well it would become a hit in America and lead the way for psychedelic music for years to come. With clean expansive percussion, jammy but not overpowering guitar, wonderfully vintage organ chords, and forward strong bass. Truly one of the earliest jammy pieces I can truly get lost in.

mix of folk and classic rock while overall good has no real cohesion. interesting slow long held notes and drones in some songs add some eeriness that get interrupted. Breaking cohesion in some songs and more upbeat track clash with more somber folk music

Incredibly clean punk album that fells no less raw despite the lack of noise. very legible all around, but especially in the bass department. Managing to be forward without being showy. All tied together with little to no pause between track.

I’m sure there is context for this one but I can’t be bothered. Songs have no real structure, they kinda just happen. On paper I should like this album with its new wave influence, but absolutely nothing stands out. It’s not too offensive, just a slog.

Cheery bit of 60s pop rock. Nothing revolutionary to wright home about, yet I enjoyed it very much. Very listenable.

Early post punk. Synth additions are fun. Whole thing is a tab bit repetitive

Super raw with live feeling dynamics make it a gut punch of an album. Always great to add more female vocal grunge to my rotation

Absolutely ground breaking. Super interesting to listen to given its age. Very easy to get lost in