1001 Albums Summary

Muse seems like one of those bands that looks good on paper. But when it comes to execution, something feels off. Like, I can hear that they're trying, but there's just something not there, whether it's the basic lyricism or a lack of passion in the music. I can hear what they're saying, but I don't believe them.

At first it didn't grab me, but I warmed up to it. I appreciate the musicianship and sincerity of the songs.

Davis kicking off his fusion period with heavy hitters like Shorter, Hancock, McLaughlin, and Zawinul. What else is there to say.

I'm not as versed in Prince as I would like, so i was nervous about this one. I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised. While I don't crave that synth sound so synonymous with the 80's, I did appreciate the era-defining quality and influence of it. If I'm in the mood, I could find myself coming back to this.

I have a special place in my heart for the music of Paul Simon.

I wanted to like this album more. While it sounded great and there were some great tracks, I feel overall it didn't grab me as much as say '1999'. The length was also very demanding.

I feel like this one just missed the 5 rating. I love Neil and this one had some great tracks including esrablishing himself as the godfather of grunge on the 2nd half. But it was missing something for me.

Ah, the Barrett years. I appreciate the debut album in its psychedelia, but it doesn't hit me the way the other classic Floyd albums do.

I wish I could say I liked it more because of how much it influenced the artists I like and its cult status. (maybe a bunch more listens needed) but I don't find myself drawn to it.

Disappointed in this. I liked the first 2 tracks from radio play, but the rest is all the same. I get the nostalgia 80's vibe it's got going, but wanted more to happen.