1001 Albums Summary

Play instrumental album. Just not my cup of tea.

Great album to listen to while relaxing.

weird but in a good way. Not an album I would listen to over and over again, but I’m definitely glad I listen to it at least once.

starts out slow, but I enjoyed the later songs.

AC/DC is always a blast to listen to and this album is no different.

It’s a shame Kanye went off the rails, becase his old music are all really good. This is one of the few albums where I think every song is great.

This album just didn't connect with me at all.

Red Hot chili peppers have one of the most unique sounds I have heard.

Perfect album for roadtrips to the Ren Fair.

Love the white stripes and Jack White. This album is other banger from him.

Beautiful voice and lyrics. Unfortunately just not my cup of tea.

A great snapshot of the era. If you want to explore music if the past this is an album you need to listen to

Starts weak but by “The Last generation” I was hooked. The guitar work in particular is excellent

I thought the second half of the album was so much better than the first

Great background music to listen to while relaxing or trying to focus.

Turns out I really like R&B

Radiohead is always a weird band for me. On first listen I almost never like their songs but somehow I keep returning to it, and I realize at some point it has grown on me. This album is the same.

The album matches my vibes. Reminded me of high school days. A bit front loaded.

I preferred the acoustic versions of the songs.

This album reminds me of belly dancing for some reason.

Not my cup of tea. The singers voice was nonsensical by design and I don’t like the style of music.

I have never been a fan of her music and this album does nothing to change that

I love albums that tell a story so I loved this album. I got really into the story that was being told and the album kept my attention for its entire runtime.

They have the wackiest and fun lyrics I have heard in a while. That is only further enhanced by the amazing vocals

I had concerns about how long the album was but the time just flew by listening to it

Enjoy the guitar work, but the genre is not one I am specially a fan of.

They have such a unique sound and just like their other works this album gets you ready to run through a wall. Few do hype music as good as them. It’s even better on a second listen when you know the lyrics and can sing along.

Apparently this is the OG Lo-Fi beats to relax to, so respect for that.

They try a lot of different this and because of that the album seems like a mixed bad, but there are more songs here I enjoyed than the ones I didn’t.

Love the vocals on this album, which is not something I expected to say on a electronic music album.

Did not expect to hear a song about wanting to date an old guy, but it is definitely something I will remember about this album.

One of the songs “The gift” has a part that’s sounds like audio feedback and made me glad I wasn’t listing to the song with headphones. The last two songs of the album were the only songs I enjoyed, but I enjoyed them a lot especially Sister Ray. The 17 minute song does most of the heavy lifting for the rating I gave this album.

I have a feeling that I will be returning to this album multiple times in the future and that the score is probably gonna go up overtime. But for my first impression, it was a three out of five.

I love the themes of this album and something about the sound of this album so unique but I can’t pinpoint what. The beats sound lighter. I know it doesn’t make a lot of sense, but I don’t have the musical argument to describe it more accurately.

I love operatic songs that tell a story throughout the album. Not only is this album an excellent example of that, but it’s also a case of the right time, right place perfectly capturing how I was feeling at the moment.

The kind of album that makes you wanna sing along to it at the top of your voice.

Shout out to the titles of the song, which are all excellent.

Reggae is just not for me.

I enjoy David Bowie’s works but this album just didn’t land with me.

These songs all feel like they could be the title song for a James Bond film.

love it. Gives strong beastie boys vibes which is right up my alley and based on the wiki page they might be the ones to have inspired BB’s sound.

Starts off slow but picks up in the second half.

I don’t listen to a lot of Irish folk jigs so this album was quite a refreshing change of pace

The kind of music to listen to when you are high on the dancefloor.

I was not a fan of the last Bruce Sprigsteen album I listened to(Born to Run), so it was a pleasant surprise to find that I enjoyed all the songs in this album.

Timeless. Loved it as a teenager when I first heard and love it still.

The kind of music that you can't help but move to.

Fun listen but nothing too memorable.

The producers did a good job with the beats.

Ironically the best song in this album, is the one not sung by Jack Elliott. As for the others, they’re great for your cowboy themed party. But I don’t think I will be listening to any casually.

Damn girl who hurt you.

The cover of No Woman, No Cry is incredible.