1001 Albums Journey

It was OK. There were some strong contenders like drive in Saturday in panic in Detroit. But the album did feel like a concept that they try to do in multiple ways which sounded repetitive. And some of the actual piano was so disjointed, that it made the groove unpleasant such as Aladdin sane. Ziggy started us is my favorite Bowie album.

This was my album of the day. Abba rocks. This actually came at a perfect time for me to listen to because just like a month or two ago I started going down the Abba catalog but stopped right before this one. It’s nice to see their huge transition from awesome folk pop to disco and I think this album is fucking fantastical… up until a certain point. The first seven tracks go from awesome sweet melodies that could make you cry to make you think to just make you dance, and then it stops. Because of repetition, the latter half of the album starts becoming a repetitive and boring. And then it picks back up at the end with Arriva and Fernando. Those two songs alone, the way they connect and fully theme the album, I thought would’ve been a perfect way to end it but then they also add Happy Hawaii, which is such an obvious marketing song for some reason. Overall, super fun. I would’ve cut a couple songs, but can’t deny the legendary Dancing Queen, B-. Oh, also they start the album with the song called. When I kissed the teacher, super sussy

It’s ok. Just a compilay

Already listened and love this album brings me back to high school. Always been a Jack White fan and seeing how he did with his solo stuff after the white stripes was not surprised by how cool the overdriven guitars, the Bluegrass violin. All of it rocks

Bangers

Too long

Bad. It’s quite essential UK slang hip-hop, but with influence of the Black Eyed Peas, it has a disgusting mix of trying to be real lyrically, trying to be like Arctic Monkeys, what comes off, childish and naïve. All the songs are just Straight dumb