My 1001 Albums Journey

epitome of campfire music, feels like one long song for the most part, not really a fan. a lot feels like ramblings in the form of a song, just yapping with a guitar.

Blue Lines

Massive Attack

3/5

punchy 90s brit hiphop/soul fusion with reggae hints, not overdone and tasteful

On The Beach

Neil Young

3/5

Giving dad rock, some nice depressing rock progressions here and there. His voice is kinda bland but its higher pitched which creates some nice contrast between the instruments, though there isn't generally much emphasis on the low end for it to have a big effect.

Purple Rain

Prince

4/5

Prince fucks so hard, i want to do cocaine and have SEX

The Man Who

Travis

3/5

radiohead in a different dimension. has highlights but mostly forgettable

Talking Book

Stevie Wonder

3/5

he kinda sound like steve lacy, he kinda look like him in the cover too, steve lacy stole stevie's whole flow. good album. 3.5

Mama's Gun

Erykah Badu

2/5

The first track blew me away but my interest slowly faded as the tracks went on. No doubt it is a well constructed album, but it started to feel repetitive and with a 1+ hour runtime it really starts to drag. 2.5

Innervisions

Stevie Wonder

3/5

bongos 3.5

With The Beatles

Beatles

1/5

type of music you share a milkshake with your gal to awful

Third/Sister Lovers

Big Star

1/5

initial impression: yikes... dreadfully boring Painful vocals, generic sound, kill me. 'Holocaust' was decent.

Heroes

David Bowie

1/5

initial impression: annoying, incoherent pop-rock genuinely unenjoyable most of the time, 'Heroes' is a classic though. 'Sense of doubt' is laughably awful. Why did it turn into a Brian Eno album. The final track was like the only actual song. Good chune.

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