1001 Albums Summary

Bob Dylan at his best, wonderful to hear the giggles of the band, adds to the realism.

This is already one of my favourite albums of all time.

It's fine. I enjoyed it because I was able to reminisce about memories.

This was fine. Considering it was 1990 it felt a bit outdated for the time. Most moving on to grunge this stuck on classic rock. Some good tunes. New to me.

Really experimental, all over the place. Enjoyable and at times grating. Probably good for Beck's fans. Fine for me.

Quite plain. Nice sound

This is enjoyable. Don't know if it's legendary.

Brilliant. Gone too soon.

Not really my sound. Can imagine this is some of the best and enjoyable at a party.

Poetic

Great, Nirvana stamping their mark on history with wonderful cover of Man Who Sold The World. Cementing Grunge as the new Rock.

I feel guilty for not being familiar with this. It's amazing. Chilled, timeless, aged quality. Poetic. Going into my scheduled listening.

Bit dated but a classic

Setting the tone for a generation and staying under the radar. Wonderful album

Never really listened before. Always thought I would like. I did.

Not for me

Wow what an album

Didn't get this

Couple of classics. Peak David Bowie.

Defined a sound and changed my life

Not for me

Opens with "s*** my f****** c***"

Listenable. Nothing special to me

Not for me

Peak Smiths. Shame about Morrissey

Just brill

This is just genetic trash

Evolved sound from 80s glam metal. Nice thanks.

Dark Side of the Moon defined MUSIC. Wish You Were Here defined a BAND. The Wall defined a GENERATION.

Evolution of a sound

Classic, but not my style

Morrissey at his worst.