1001 Albums Summary

Never a bad day when listening to Lady Ella. She had an amazing singing voice and way to turn a tune.

The vocal style is one of a kind. Morrissey has a sound that sounds depressed and condescending but thoughtful. (Best way I can describe it) The guitars are perfect and the back beat is exactly what the album needed

A nice mellow blend of electronic sounds and actual instruments. Very mellow and makes a great ambient soundtrack.

Very singer songwriter and mellow. Great as an early Sunday morning album.

An amazing album. Sting's bass, the guitar and drums are all at an super easy listen. Synchronicity and Synchronicity 2 are almost industrial and dystopian world sounding, in my mind's eye

Listen to her voice. This is quintessential 80s punk/Goth music. The guitar sound, the bass fills and the drum beat all work perfectly to bring you to another place.

Morrissey's voice just has that sad, depression sound that works perfectly with The Smiths sound.

Very avant garde and artsy. Of course this is what I expected. The guitars are good, the singer is a great writer but definitely different.

I own this on vinyl, original pressing. Al Green has a soulful voice and delivery that make you want to just sit down and relax.

Very interesting. The acoustic guitar and her voice are incredible. Though, this is definitely a chill day album.

Perry Farrell's vocals and Dave Navarro's guitar are perfect together. Perry's voice lends a unique sound in the late 80s to the landscape of what was the pop/rock scene then. Truly the fathers of modern alternative music. Loved it when it came out, love it now.

Great beats! It's got a nice groove you can dance to

Good composition and lyrics. Very 80s Bowie and Gabriel

The music is pretty good and folky/rock. The lyrics are very 60s/70s hippie era.

Bob's lyrics and vocals are always so good. Plus, the meaning to these song when he wrote them, we're/ kinda are so on point

Was only able to listen to 3 tracks. The others listed, but were not available. This is too bad, I really enjoy a good Afro-Cuban album

I hate to say this, but honestly, it's Otis Redding, the guy was a genius.

Charlie "Yardbird" Parker and Stan Getz, nothing else to say here. Two of the greatest Jazz musicians on the same album.