1001 Albums Summary

Depression and thoughts about the problems In the UK in the late 80s the album. Also it gave me a feeling of anxiety I've never felt before so that's great. Highlights: "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out", "Cemetry Gates" and "Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others" also this album made me learn about the "last Exit to Brooklyn" by Hubert Selby Jr and the harsh horrifying realism of the book.

A landmark recording in American music. By Ray Charles and his wonderful baritone voice, singing county, folk and western songs reworked to his formula. Nothing more to say, just a decent album.

I enjoyed many of the tracks, but in the end it just didn’t leave much of an impression on me. None of the tracks were “bad,” and it's not even the worst work of Count Basis, but a lot of it just seemed forgettable to me.