1001 Albums Summary

Haven’t listened to this in years, but is in my top 10 albums of all time. Update not top 10 of all time- but still a great record and in my top 50. I mean it’s a double album, but the flow and mood of the album make it 5 stars, not to mention the terrific songs.

Decent, kind of boring honestly.

Decent at points, some songs got me in the feels others were just annoying

Very good, not too 40 of all time, as I thought but still top 100 all time for me with a bunch of classic songs and some of my favs like Spanish Bombs. It’s a 9/10

Very emotional, reminds me a bit of Flower Boy and Blonde. Has a 60s/70s sound that is unique, will listen again. Almost a 8.5

Boring, just slow tempo songs with catchy guitar. The last 2 songs are at least listenable in an album setting- 1 star, if I gave Jimmy smith 2 stars, then this is much worse.

Closer to a 4 say a 7.8 with a few amazing songs. But should have included the other singles like "I Can't Explain" and "Anyway Anyhow Anywhere".

3 1/2. Good sound with interesting instrumentation through different genres such as blues and country. However some of the songs are just okay and it falls off in the 2nd half. Would listen again.

Ehh not as bad as I thought, might like it more than the second album just because it has more variety in sound. 7

I mean it is good, but I am not a fan of Badlands and a few of the other songs. Still I would say a 3.5, not a 4 star album although could be close.

good classic rock, keeps with one style but is enjoyable and has bangers. Probably closer to a 4 then a 3, but a high 3.5 rating is appropriate.

Good

Weird sounds and at times unlistenable

Interesting instrumental sound that was totally unique. But some of these songs suck and I never want to hear them again.

Some decent songs like "Liability", but take the pop radio format and just refine it in an album setting. I get why some people love it, but it isn't my type of music.

Very emotional, in fact too emotional but still a good album.

I knew this would be at least 4 stars, but this listen moved me more than before. The beginning is awesome, but the ending with Can’t Make A Sound, The Gondola Man really got to me this time. Some of the acoustic songs aren’t my favorite later on, but those electric ones really hit!!

Interesting sounds, that leads to the next big album, but the ending jam on the 2nd side isnt needed. I would listen again as it mixes psych, jazz and folk in a cool mixture.

Not good, but "Groove in the Heart" is a banger. 1.5 off that song alone

Damn good album in my top 100, probably favorite album of summer of 2019 next to IGOR

Good angsty energy with solid songs.

Very good, unique instrumentally and sounds a bit like Jimi Hendrix/Cream.

Ehh boring british pop,

Definitely could be higher on more listens, but at this point. there is something missing. Update better on more listens!

An album full of tension, but it gets released in the end in a satisfying way

Decent, songs will blend in with each other.

Not as bad, as I thought. Still like 2 and half stars, as it is pretty long.

Not my style of music, but sounds good and sure is innovative.

Amazing album, maybe not as good when I first listened to it, but still incredible.

Closer to 4.5/5 but still basically a flawless album, though do wish they included "Honky Tonk Women"

Decent album, not my kind of music, but nice and chill. I could use this music to fall Asleep.

Plesantly suprised, would be 4 stars if they didn't include a rap.

Not as good as first listen, but still a fun album. "Train Leaves Here This Morning" and "Most of Us are Sad" are really good deep tracks.

3.5, good album will listen again. Another solid one by Jack White

Its not bad, but I would say it is unsettling. - 7. Wish the pop/rock songs weren't all in the beginning, because the album gets a little too dark midway through. You don't need 4 ambient songs. Luckily ends with an ambient/pop mixture on the last song "The Secret Life of Arabia".

Another solid album, didn't blow me away, but will listen again.

Felt really long, but had some interesting moments. I liked the ending, 2.5

Long album, maybe too long with a odd story . But has a lot of great songs, would be much better if it was a single album.

a 3 1/2, pleasant listen that alludes mood and melancoly.

Has some great songs like Johnny Cage, not a fan of the ending.

Haven't listened to this since 2017-18. But a solid album, which shows ahead of its time mix of psych and blues, being that this is from 1966.

good album, enjoyable Alternative rock inspired by Nevermind, but takes it in an indie direction.

Too god damn long, but there are a few good songs like "Midnight"

okay. Its ambient soundscape definitely influenced albums I like such as Flower Boy and Igor, with how they use the synths.

An all timer, that can be annoying if listened to too much due to its grocery store like smooth jazz. But full of classics and amazing playing.

Oddly not bad, last song is weird with how it mentions some private things.

2.5- Kind of boring indie-alternative-southern rock, but there are some good songs. Although my family loves early KOL, so I may be being too harsh, based on my upbringing.

Used to be five stars, but still amazing. I especially love Halftime and Sittin in da Park with that awesome organ sample.

Amazing album, maybe a little too long and could be rearranged. But I don't know what I would cut.

Very good for the late 50s.

Just Boring, probably better on more listens.

Just some nice folk music. 2.5

Elevator blues and jazz for the first song, but everything else on the 1st side was pretty good. 2nd side falls off, but the last two songs are a nice subtle goodbye. Overall solid.

One of the best rap albums, does fall off a bit at the end.

Basically The Beatles doing every genre of music flawlessly. Should have ended the album with Hey Jude or Revolution (single version) but hey still 5 stars, 9.9/10

A 2.5, some good country, some stereotypical boring country. Would listen again.

A Glam and Prog Pop mix. Odd vocals, but is catchy. Give it 4 stars, as it surprised me.

Uncontrollable Urge is good, but this sounds like the B52's and early The Clash had a baby for better or worse. Not my ideal music, but not terrible. 2.5

Some very good songs, will need to listen again as it can rise to perhaps a 4.

Very good live album.

Fun punk album, which sounds a bit power pop. Songs sound the same, but if it works why change it.

Won't listen again, but its not unbearable. It is just average pre-Dylan folk music.

Long... album, but one that I will like on more listens. This is especially considering how their next album "SummerTeeth" is one of my favorites of all time. Last song sounds like Honky Tonk Women

good and it surprised me. Though I downgraded from 4 to 3.5 stars on more listens. A sort of melting pot of all the genres that Bowie did during his career.

Just like his next album Heroes, it starts strong (though this one is better) yet finishes dark and ambient. I find the sound interesting throughout, but wish he could have trimmed down the ambient instrumentals, cause the regular songs to me are awesome.

Decent sounding but nothing to write home about. 2.5

Decent, need another listen. Just a plain 3

Okay you could get back 5 minutes with the awful interludes that seem to end most songs, but Shut Down is a bop.

Guilty pleasure music for me. Just fun and heart felt pop music.

Very good 4 1/2 stars, orchestral 70s folk. Could go a lot higher on more listens as it is better than Pink Moon.

I mean great playing, especially on the guitar and drums. They work fast, but in rhythm. Not my type of music, but one I sure damn respect.

I'll give it a 2.5- it is grunge but in the way Jeff Buckley's Grace is grunge. Will listen again

Decent album, starts off pretty strong, but falls off at the end.

Good, but so damn long. I would like it a lot if I liked metal.

I give it a 3.5, definitely could grow for me going forward. Nice subtle folk and pop, the masterful way Paul Simon does it.

Goofy mix of Ska, Music Hall, Jazz and New Wave. One of the most British albums out there. I will say "Our House" is catchy and much better than I thought, but the rest doesn't peak my interest". "The album is not on Spotify"

Nice Jazz album, nothing more. Would listen again, as "Take Five" is a great song and this album would be great to put on in the background.

I give it 4 stars, just because of the mood and how cool it is. The music is 3 stars, some classics, but gets a bit boring at times. But to play at a prison and include audio of the prisoners and the people in charge of the prison is unique and damn right cool.

Better than I thought, nice chill jazzy rap album w/ great samples. Also features Ye (also produces the album) and John Mayer as guests, who kills it.

Standard 2004, post punk revival/indie rock album. Not bad, but not really memorable.

Good album, especially with the hits and deep Funkadelic like funk/psychedelic soul in the backend of the album on songs such as "Stankonia". 3.5

Pretty boring Australian proto indie rock, 2.5

Interesting sound I will say. If I want to listen to Salsa music, I will put on this album though I don't know when that will happen. 2.5

Fun rap album, the definition of 90s west coast rap.

Very good album, will need more listens. A unique mix of glam and rock that is hard to classify, but fits into David Bowie's one of a kind ability to always keep you guessing, as you never know what's next.

I like it, especially the fully focused "Man out of Time". Ending isn't the best, but will listen again- 3.5

Probably best Christmas album out, with a legendary performance by Darlene Love and The Ronettes

I like new generation and some of the other songs, but it’s below Brit pop I haven’t listened to from Oasis and Radiohead. Went down from 4 to 3

Just a nice chill jazz album, you can put on in the background. Would listen again!

Pretty plain 50s album, closer to a 2.5. I like La La though

Very long and annoying (like an edm earworm) , also not my type of music "Around the World" is good, but only needs to be 3 minutes at most!!

2.5- I didn't hate it, nor love it. "Planet Rock" is a fun song that takes me back to NBA 2k7 and the rest was fine for a background listen.

Boring world music.

Amazing album, the definition of swamp rock, you can just picture yourself near the bayou, eating gumbo and drinking a beer. This is despite the group being from SF. I may be a smidge tired of the hits, but that doesn't take away from the rest of the music, which shows how the band has one of the tighest and grooviest rhythm sections around. Probably closer to 4.5 (as it feels too short), but i'll give it 5 as it is on my all time list.

I think it is good, especially in the beginning. But the music wears thin at the end. I'll give it 3 stars, although it is a 3.5 but I will listen to this again. Could rise to a 4, especially considering how much I liked it despite it not being one of my favorite genres.

How many electronic/dance/triphop albums are on this list. It sounds fine at times, but then I realize I have 5 more songs like this

A very good record, where you get the full arsenal of Stills. The album has some folky moments ala (CSN/CSNY), gospel infused songwriting and hard rock with killer guitar (guess spot of Hendrix). With only one hit song, the other songs really stand out, shoutout my favorite "To a Flame" and could have been played on the radio. Had to give this 2 listens to fully embrace it and could see myself liking it more on more listens. 4 stars

A low 3 stars, as I like the instrumentals (real jazzy backdrop) and some of the lyrics/flow works well. It also has a spice of Jamaican music to it as well. But her shitck gets old by the 2nd half, as all her raps sound the same, the album sticks to the same song structure over and over and over again.

The album is just raw power, a unique mix of proto punk and hard rock. Will listen again. I'll give it 4 stars, as it is a 3.5 closer to a 4, than a 3.

Tom Petty's first album, not as polished as other debut's in terms of songwriting, but you see the potential on legendary tracks "Breakdown" and "American Girl" 3 stars

Just a bunch of noise rock/ alternative rock, with a slight edge of punk and power pop. Overall not really memorable and too long. 2.5

Four star record, nothing more. There are a bunch of great songs and then a few okay songs, that seem to run in that order.

Pleasant 60's garage rock influenced power pop/pop punk mix. I really like "Wednesday Week" Will listen again sometime. Low 3 stars

"The Girl from Ipanema" is a great song, the rest of the music is listenable, background music. 2.5/5

Just a classic rock album, what you see is what you get. But it does hit and would be one of the best ones to play at a party. 8

Gorgeous album of "classic pop" songs like the elementary school favorite "Blue Skies". A mix of classic pop, jazz, soul and country. A bit front-heavy, as the schtick wears its course. Still 4/5

It would be one star, but I was vibing to one or two of these songs. even though this album is just noise rock. Still though won't listen to this again!! 1.5

I love my psychedelic rock! And it doesn't get much better than incorporating some Beatles, Moody Blues, Pink Floyd and hints of the Beach Boys into the music. Each song is different and takes you on a magical ride, will listen again, as this could make my all time list!! Probably my highest ranked album, of one I haven't listened to till now. 4.5/5

Flawless album that even when I think I may overrate it, I keep finding new things to enjoy. I will say I recognize more influences on it this listen, taking from David Bowie's berlin period and other electronic albums Regardless a no doubt- 5/5

Top 15, maybe 10 album for me all time, no debate. It also has the greatest first side of any album with 3 of my favorite songs of all time "My Sweet Lord", "Wah Wah" and "Isn't it a Pity".

The crossways between the Byrds earlier jangle pop of Mr Tambourine Man and Turn Turn Turn and the more adventorous stuff on Younger than Yesterday and The Notorius Byrd Brothers. I would give it 4 stars, if the album included the great bonus track "Why", as the first side is stellar psychedelic folk. However the 2nd side loses its luster quick after the best song "Eight Miles High".

I like enough of the singles, as my buddies enjoy it or at least have fun with it. But I don't need to hear a full album by Limp Bizkit, especially when it is 75 minutes long. The song with XZBit wasn't bad though, and the references/samples to the Eagles and the Who are coolish. Also who doesn't hate DMX! 2

As a Tyler the Creator fan I really enjoyed this, as I see bits and pieces that influenced some of my favorite songs by him, like "Okaga, CA" It is a eclectic album, as I hear rap and r&b, but also progressive pop. Very good definitely will listen again.

Better than I thought! Although I still believe it isn't one of the best albums of all time, it is still good. Probably could be a little longer and doesn't help that one song isn't a Queen song in "God Save the Queen". The music is a unique mix of opera, music hall, hard rock, glam and prog, with a little bit of folk too. 4 stars

I'd say average album, not bad but not really that good either. If you want to listen to some real 70s soul/funk in the background, say outside cooking with friends or sharing a beer, then this would be the perfect album. 2.5 but rounding up to 3

Proto indie rock/ punk album. Not bad will listen again

Avant Garde Probably better on more listens, but didn't do much for me. High 2 or low 2.5

Vocals sound like the lead singer of XTC, but music is worldly for lack of better words.

Even though my BIRDS just won the super bowl over the Chiefs, I am still giving this one star. Just wasn't interested

Great album full of emotion and discontent

Great album, another one of my classic rap albums that I grew up with in high school. Shout out "Cream"

No words

Just not my thing, but sure is unique. Like an avant garde Bruce Springsteen in my opinion who is influenced by Dr John and the whole New Orleans sound.

This could definitely get to 4 stars on more listens, but for one listen Bowie's interpretation of Philly Soul/R&B is a 3.5

Good angsty power pop, new wave female rock.

Standard 2000's british alternative rock album inspired by Radiohead and Coldplay

Easy listening in the style of Andy Williams, with all the songs sounding one note. Though none of the songs are horrible, they aren’t that memorable either. 2.5

I will give it 4 stars, because although I don't think it is great, it is probably the best post-punk album I will ever listen to. So that counts for something. Plus "Disorder" is a bop that was on Skate 3!

I mean, if not for one other pink floyd album, this would be the bands greatest accomplishment.

Just a dark dirty album, but gets better each listen.

A phenomenal album that puts you in a specific space while listening, though the next album does all this but to another notch

Not my thing at all, last song is okay! 1.5

Just a solid indie rock album with a lot of culture, would listen again

It is closer to a 3.5, but it sounds so cool for Motown, having that psychedelic swirl. So I will go 4 stars

Not the biggest rap fan, but sample "The End" by the Beatles and your album automatically gets to 4 stars. Other than that though this album is really good!

A mix of grunge, alternative, hard rock. Good album, i'll give a four, but its a 3.5 closer

Just some regular reggae, but I like how I hear some flutes in a song or two, to add variation. 2.5

Best talking heads album I have listened to, quirky yet catchy. cool yet weird.

It has some stellar songs, but some just don't do it for me. As some have beach boys like harmonies, while others sound like stuff the lumineers would sing. 3.5

In George Clinton's brain, Maggot Brain represents the left side and Mothership Connection represents the right.

Starts good with "American Pie", "Vincent" and the underrated "Till Tomorrow", but gets boring quick and most of the songs seems worse than the next. 2.5

R&B infused folk album, would listen again as it is a very distinct sound. 3

Great psych/baroque pop album, which I have heard dozens of times in full.

Better than I thought, interesting indie/dance rock hybrid.

An very good album, showing all sides of John Lennon. almost on my all time list. 4.5/5

It is trying to create meaning and "art" through ambience, but all I hear is a bunch of pretentious repetitive sounds. To each his own, but even this music snob thinks this is awful .5/5 stars

I know every song from my parents love of this album, but it is still great nonetheless.

I’ll say a 4, because on my first listen I was stunned by this especially the last song. It is so innovative and at times emotional but other times is unemotional. This is all encompassed in this odd avant garde proto metal prog music.

The album that showed the Beatles are here to stay, thanks to excellent song-writing (no covers) and peak energy out of the Fab Four.

Very good, glam rock album. Really is the standard for glam rock albums. 4.5/5

It reminds me of a album you would play in a cocktail lounge. Easy Space Pop Lounge listening with 60s Chamber Pop influences. Will listen again! 3.5/5

Decent album, with clever wordplay and a gem of a song in "Guilty Conscience". 2.5 but closer to 3

Standard British Folk album of the late 60s. Sounds very medieval! high 2/5

It is like an awakening of sexuality and freedom. 4/5

Another one of my favorite albums of all time, that I have heard a million times and probably don't love as much as used to. But the songs are so good, and the feeling is one of a kind. It is this woodsy/rural type of atmosphere with a sense of doubt and melancholy, engulfed in soul/and a sprinkle of swirling psychedelia. Quite a masterpiece!

Good album, sounds like a full album inspired by the song "Deja Vu" by Croz on CSNY's album of the same name.

Fun boogie rock album with a lot of interesting songs.

2nd best Bob Marley album, with a killer 2nd side! 4.5

Kind of depressing, moody electronic music that starts interesting and moving, but just turns mysterious and eccentric in an annoying and constant loop. The song "Strugglin" has this awful nails on the chalkboard sample or instrumental 1.5 rounded to 2

Weird album, like early Ween albums but without the occasional melodic song which it is missing! 2/5

Very good, tremendous playing especially by Jaco Pastorius the bassist. Everyone is top notch and they are all in the pocket with each other. You can just single out each member and focus on their individual playing. At the same time, the album is cool and kind of relaxing. Puts me in an good mood. Will listen again! 4/5

Good 2010's indie rock album, with some catchy hits that I remember, but good variety as well in the deep tracks. 3.5

The album takes you on a journey, for better or worse. Being a double album, not all the songs are great and very few stand on their own. But put it all together and it’s nearly flawless

Another Dexy album, 2nd in the past two weeks. The album sounds very ska with the horns being the main attraction. None of the songs though are notable.

Very good electric set, but the acoustic side drags a little.

Good proto-heavy metal album, could listen again! 3-3.5

A very good album, that can probably get a higher score on more listens!

Basic grunge album, wasn't bad but wasn't memorable either

Pretty interesting country album, I'll say. Good change in songs, as each sound fairly different. high 3 stars

A ground-breaking album that sees the Beatles stretching the boundaries of pop/rock with psychedelia, power pop, music hall, raga rock, garage rock, sunshine pop, baroque pop and more. A one of a kind album especially for 1966

Good album, but gets slow and repetitive at points. The opener and closer are both really good. 3.5

Good folk rock album, little slow at times but what folk rock album isn't. 4/5

Decent, interesting mix of soul, R&B, Jazz and hip hop influences

Fun funky album, which also worked as great chill background music. "Who Says a Funk Band Can't Play Rock" was the highlight for me (wish this was on Spotify) 4/5

Okay, describe it as gothic dream pop

Good album, a bit slow at points. But proggy in the way of slow Supertramp ballads on Crime. 3.5

Just a fine jazz album Low 3/5

Very good album (better this listen) The album can be defined as a summery 60s psychedelic feel using 80s instruments/recording practices 4/5

Un-remarkable indie pop. Listenable but nothing stands out. High 2/5

Say you want to have something in the background for a hour and a half and also want jazz. This would be the ideal pick. low 2.5/5

probably the darkest grunge album, with a lot of classic songs, I hear a lot of Sabbath in the music as well. high 3.5

Sounds really depressing and upsetting, but it's a piece of art that got better as the album went on. Probably will rise but for now a 3.

Really emotional pop (like kind of too emotional) though the good songs are good

Sounds like one of those albums an popular band puts out to show that they aren't pigeon-holed to a certain genre or sound. Problem is I have never heard of this band, so I have nothing to judge it against. No disrespect to The Minutemen. Which ultimately that this album is nice, but not memorable. Though it may be memorable if you listened to this artist's entire catalog. 3

Moody slow moving blues, which works well for mr Zimmerman. 4/5

Not as many classics, but a well rounded Police albums with some good deep tracks. low 4/5

Some really good songs, but yet some mediocre alt 2000s music as well 3.5

Oddly relaxing. I could listen to that by a pool or beach and just chill. 3/5

Way ahead of the time live album, in sound quality, showmanship, song structure the whole nine yards. 3.5/5

Not sure why this is on the list.

Modern day psychedelic album. 4/5

Its fine I guess

Groovy album, one I could play at a disco party at my house. 3.5

Moody ambient music, with some passages that are brilliant and others that I don't want to hear again. High 2.5 stars

Weird 80s album. It is that quirky alternative that my dad likes, Byrds like psych country mix a la Notorious Byrd Brothers and punk. Will listen again, but at this point 3/5

Fun groovy psych soul/funk album. Will listen again high 4/5

Another solid album by the Temptations high 3/5

Pretty good Radiohead album, same ole depressing "we live in a society" sounds but with horns at points. 3 FYI I am a Radiohead fan, just more of a Ok Computer/ The Bends guy.

Decent some classics but a lot of non notable songs 2.5

okay album, like un finished tracks of Doolittle. 2.5

jazz pop, not really my thing 2.5

Amazing album that shows each member of the 4 showcasing their talents front stage while also having the chemistry to be in cahoots with each other on non lead songs (well maybe not as much Young but you get it) 5/5

Decent some good songs, some not so good songs. Did feel way longer than the album was. Low 3/5

Not my type of music, but it was short so that was nice and bumps it to 2 stars. 2/5

Darkest beach boys album, but it is tremendous. Especially the feeling you get after listening to the last 3 songs.

Interesting album, she is kind of like a female Cat Stevens. 3/5

Not horrible, but boring, basically the same song over and over again. Then again this was recorded in 1959, so you can't fault the sound/arrangements. 2/5

Decent country, would listen again if I was in the mood. 2.5/5

Okay, like a worse Strokes but more noise rock oriented.

The album that started 80s hard rock.

It is just a vibe, my favorite rap group of all time with amazing jazz samples.

Best New Wave/ Synth Pop album i've listened to yet. Catchy but not really cheesy. Sticks to a certain sound, yet colors outside the lines a bit. 4/5

Nice hard rock album of the 80s, precursor to the hair metal phase that would take over the airways soon 3/5

Not a fan

Fine album, not much else to say high 2/5

Very acoustic and mellow Coldplay album with my favorite song by them "Yellow". Not as much energy as the follow up album. 3.5/5

Album full of different twists and turns. 4/5

Very cheeky, groovy, the kind of album you play while drinking a dirty martini Some of the songs are beautiful breezy pop influenced by 60s baroque pop The rest of the music is stereotypically too british, just something I wouldn't understand as I'm not a fan of crooning and don't really like the theatrics 2.5/5

Thoughts, as I spilt up this album into 2 days (disc 1 on the 1st day and disc 2-3 on the 2nd day, I couldn't care less about the outtakes of disc 4) Day 1 -Those first instrumental songs on the first disc are awful, remind me of the cheesiness of the Moody Blues Orchestration at the start of "Days of Future Passed" - By song 11, this is growing pretty old, glad that I stopped after disc 1 Day 2 - To start It's nice and bright for the holiday weekend - This copy and repeat lyrical style and classic disney orchestration is starting to get annoying by song 15 of disc 2 - On side 3 "Isn't It a Pity" is George Harrison's classic of the same title influenced from this song, also the instrumental section of "Love Walked In" sounds to me like the same George Harrison song Finished although it's listenable (if you have it in the background), the fact that someone thought a 4 hour album full of the same cheesy lyrics and chippy disney like orchestration should be on this list, means 1 star -

Fun, groovy fly soundtrack 3.5

Very strong first song, decent rest of way. Though the hard 70s rock mixed with prog sound is great! 3/5

I liked the album, really had a unique feel and instrumentation for 1966. Not your standard folk album. However ending with "Silent Night" is a let down. 3.5/5

Pretty medicore, long album that could have just been a single album. Also not a fan of the song "Tusk" However the 70s Beach Boys inspired tune "That's all for Everyone" is really good 2.5/5

I have fond memories of the first song "Don't Know Why", cause my dad would play it in the car, but everything else is okay at best. 2.5

It's a shame you can't give a 2.5 to albums, cause this isn't a 3 but it is far from a 2. This is also like a B-list "Chicago" in my opinion, even though they released music before them. Regardless with the hits and seeing myself enjoy this album the more I listen to it. I'll say 3/5

I remember the first song, but it is really boring other than that.

fun upbeat pub rock proto new wave album.

Really funky album, a bigger fan now as this is the best post punk adjacaent album.

Cheesy and at times annoying album, but they're some bangers in here.

I'll give it 2 stars, cause it features a sample from my favorite composer of all time Keith Mansfield.

What can be said, has been said. Period!

Starts strong, falls off a bit but ends well. Really a Britpop album with a ton of different influences. 4/5

Long but very interesting space rock album. Bonus points for sounding so great and spacey/psychedelic for a live album.

RIP OZZY.

The music you hear in a Breaking Bad montage when someone is cooking or selling Blue Sky

Best live album there is!

Sounds just like how you think it would.

Fine album, more of a vibe in my opinion. Honestly could have fell asleep to this if I tried. low 2.5

Not bad Indie Psych/space rock from a band that I didn't know of. high 2.5 rounded to 3

Like a better Limp Bizkit, but "In the End" is a banger. 2.5

Very long album, with way too many interludes. Still some killer hits that everyone knows and Killer Mike destroys it on “Bust” Regardless this is way too long and could have been cut into a single album. 2.5/5

Not really a fan of anything except "Hurt" as Industrial Rock isn't my thing. 2/5

Just not my thing again 1.5 rounded to 2

I like that she covered Help and Lets Stay Together.

Shoutout NBA 2k13 for "Stillness is the Move" fine other than that 2.5

One of the greatest albums, with arguably the best straight up rock and roll playing of any disc

My type of country music, doesn't do too much but still packs a punch! 3.5

It is ahead of its time while at the same time honoring the past british invasion. I hear "XTC Skylarking", "The Kinks" (other than the obvious cover of "David Watts"), :"The Beatles" especially how "It's Too Bad" sounds like "She Loves You" done by "Squeeze" and "The Clash's various power pop adjacent songs on London Calling". A very pleasant listen! 4/5

Not a fan and way too long

Quirky funky-new wave, punk adjacent album showing the music that the Talking Heads would takeover very soon.

Great mix of Prog, Folk and Hard Rock. Martin Barre kills it on guitar.

Not as high on this as everyone else, but I recognize greatness and know this is the Glam Rock album 5 stars

Fine at some points, awful at others. 1.5

Fine, I like the up-beat numbers not the slow stereotypical country songs. 2/5

The album is a little too long, but still pretty fun unbeat pub rock. Will listen again! 3.5/5

Actually pretty good.

Pretty good live album and not too long. high 3/5

Good Country rock w/ heartland 80s rock vibes 3.5 rounded to 4

Fine I guess, reminds me of the folk Paul Simon did on his self titled album 2.5

Good live album

Good album, went by quick!

Fun album, interesting as Johnny Cash curses at points and is bleeped out. I honestly might enjoy this more than At Folsom Prison. Johnny was on his A game this night with playing but also being a entertainer.

fine album. Not as great as everyone else says. But for Pop Punk it is good with a few classics such as "Longview", "Welcome to Paradise", "Basket Case" and "When I Come Around" 3.5

Fine at points, just not my thing

Definitely my favorite grunge album of all time with arguably a top 10 song of all time "Black"

album of bangers, especially on 1st listen!

Very good soul album, features Eric Clapton on guitar for a song

Better each listen. It is very icy and is depressing in an optimistic way. 4/5

Sounds mostly like a fast paced New York City focused montage you would hear in Mad Men, while the slower numbers represent the more somber moments in the show. Overall pretty good! 3/5

It's like a mix of Exile Stones, The Stooges, Ziggy era David Bowie and the Velvet Underground. Quite a cool mix! First listen and will say "Personality Crisis" is a bop. It is closer to a 3.5 but I will give it 4 stars. Will listen again 3.5/5

For me it is like Revolver but add some more psychedelic color and take that all to 11 Top 10 album all time for me!

Kind of disappointed, was sort of bored with this laid back pub blues, bit better at end. But nothing memorable other than "Sultans of Swing". 2.5

I don't know if I am impressed, in shock, glad it is over, bored etc. It is truly a one of a kind album. 3/5

Not as bad as I thought based on a different furs album I listened to. It has that upbeat new wave sound that I like. 3.5

Pretty uninspiring, but wasn't unpleasant

Decent, though the song featured in Family Guy when Peter gets a stroke is a bop. 3/5

Might be the worst beatles album, but that's saying a lot as it is still almost a 3.5

awful "Comfortably Numb" cover which sounded like "Stayin Alive" by The Bee Gees.

I thought the ads on YouTube were most interesting then this album.

Boring at points, though a weird sound that I can't wrap my finger on.

really good live album Highlights are: "Still in Love with You" The change from "Cowboy Song" to "The Boys are Back in Town" 8

Phenomenal album, but everyone knows that. Favorite song "The Only Living Boy in New York" 5/5

Good music to fall asleep to, which I think I said about their other album I listened to.

It has this drunken haze feel to the album, it is dark but in more of a let's just get through this day way. This is one of those albums that you listen to a few beers in on your patio outside just pondering life probably during the middle of fall. Then again maybe I am just saying this cause my dad's a big fan of this album. 4.5 rounded to 5

Not a fan, other than a bit of the Sitars.

I'll give it a 4, really surprised me! Good mix of Reggae, Hip Hop, R&B and comedic interludes that were actually interesting. Shout out to"Zealots" which samples "I Only Have Eyes for You" 3.5 rounded to 4

Definitely my favorite Prince album. Mixes a lot of different influences in this Pop-Soul-R&B like slushie. You could consider this his White Album!

Angsty female brit punk rock with a bit of brit pop

A bit underwhelming, not as 60s mod/ Kinks influenced as I hoped. Also Damen's singing is more annoying on this album compared to Parklife. There were still some standouts like "Blue Jeans". Will need to give it another listen! high 3/5

Nice album, that I feel like could you listen while on a picnic. high 3/5

Good rap album with subject matters that reflect from love to mental health.

Probably my favorite album that I really don’t want to listen a lot to. It’s not because it is bad, it is just a uncomfortable listen and is a lot to listen to especially if you aren’t in the best mental space.

plesantly surprised a nice mix of reggae and british soul.

A nice country album, with a nice relaxing sound. I could listen to his while drinking some beers with the fellows out on a porch. 3.5

I used to think this was really overrated, but after seeing Metallica live I have a new level of admiration for the band and the songs on this album. low 3.5

Really good jazz album, will listen again!

Really good jazz-soul album from a one of a kind artist!

Just okay british alternative rock 2.5

Nice folk album done in the 80s which is impressive. 3

The lead singer's voice is awful and really keeps me from enjoying this album! low 2.5

Okay, just generic angsty post grunge music

One of the best psych rock albums, pure mastery on guitar by Hendrix

Just a great unified progressive soul soundscape, almost a play of progressive soul

Another EDM album!

Gorgeous album

Typical swing album, fine listen.

First listen, a lot of hits, a few sneaky underrated tracks and of course the tear jerker of "Man in the Mirror" which gets bonus points for being performed by myself in a play in 8th grade.

Nice psych rock album that has a bit sunshine pop, doors like darkness, prog all encompassed in this hard rock psych rock mix.

Pretty good, not as good as what I originally thought. However a nice mix of latin rock, psychedelic tendencies, jazz fusion and blues. Will listen again. low 3.5

I am a fan of the musical passages in this album. It is a nice laid back blues-jazz feel which are a good counterpoint to the political points that Gil echoes throughout this album.

gentle folk rock album, which is my go to album to listen to fall asleep on planes. Also the title song is absolutely gorgeous and makes you think of what tremendous music he could have continued creating, if not for his tragic death!

The proto indie rock album that influenced how indie rock would sound from 2007 and onward.

Artsy avant garde eccentric pop. I am really not a fan of her voice! Gets worse each song, that last song is dreadful! 1.5/5

2nd straight Kate Bush album sigh though I will say this one is better! The ending is still obnoxious 2.5/5

Great beats, lyrics, flow. "Kick Push" is one of the most creative songs I have ever heard. Also the message on the album is authentic as Lupe is one of a kind. This falls down a bit cause I think it is too long and I start getting kind of bored half way through. Case in point the "Outro" song is heartfelt and real and it is way too long. 3.5/5 though pushed to 4 for being so real.

Fun glam rock/pop album that sees Bowie coming into his own. The first half is stellar with arguably his best song ever "Life on Mars". The 2nd half falls off a bit but there are still good tracks like "Queen Bitch". It really shows where he is headed after this album, like he's in labor with Ziggy Stardust.

Good album, but doesn’t really stand out with the abundance of rock albums released this time 3.5

Surprising, good combination of modern 90s rock and country. Will listen again could get around 4 stars. 3.5/5

Decent, good sound variation considering Mr Oldfield played all the instruments on this record. 2.5/5- straight 2.5

Punk album, goes pretty quick, not really my sound! 2/5

Not the worse, not the best electronic album. Did go by quick! high 2/5

Bob's 2nd best album, full of great songs and also underrated songs that should be held in a higher degree.

A cutesy album, with cutesy singing and delicate chamber pop instrumentation. I like it

Nice chill funk-jazz album! Herbie Hancock is a maestro 3.5

Surprising like a mix of New York Dolls and The Ramones. They kick ass on the covers and their Beach Boys punk mix on "(I Live For) Cars and Girls" is strong! 3.5

It is a tremendous album. It is like THE proto brit-pop album mainly focused on the kinks version of baroque pop with touches of psychedelia, blues, music hall, folk, hard rock That doesn't mean it needs to be put in a genre or category, it is really one of a kind! I want to shoutout the psychedelic carnival atmosphere part on "Sitting by the Riverside" The album does fall off a bit at the end, as they could have used a standout song to end the album. But that's really my only complaint. high 4.5

decent, goes on too long, but a pleasant sound that I wouldn't have listened to otherwise other than featuring Ginger Baker. 2.5

Good album, fun r&b record I tapped my feet too. I understand why this album is on the list and why she was popular in the 80s. 3

Not a Nick Cave fan, not a fan.

2nd best Beach boys album, basically Pet Sounds before Pet Sounds. It has the same pessimistic sensitive love songs, especially on the second side, which are countered by light orchestration and gorgeous vocals. Please Let Me Wonder is a top 4 Beach Boys song of all time imo. 5/5

Seemed fine, probably will like it more on more listens. high 2.5

Some cool samples, felt more aggressive than Paul's Boutique. Shoutout "Root Down" off NBA2k9, specifically when playing blacktop.

The album had this weird hazy psych feeling, sort of the same feeling you get listening to Flower Boy by Tyler the Creator. It is bright, yet there's something kind of uneasy going on in the background. 4/5 (could go higher in the future)

Felt like an Americanized "Modern Life is Rubbish" taking influence from Pavement, Big Star, 90s grunge. The first bit is really good, but it falls off at the end at least on first listen as the act wears thin. This can also pertain to Modern Life is Rubbish 3.5/5- probably could go up to 4

As a big fan of Wilco, I have to say that this album kind of bores me, as it is too slow alt country and I am not a big fan of Billy Bragg

I would have never listened to this if not for this list. It is not something I enjoy african blues, but I appreciate how musically talented all of these individuals are, especially the guitarist 2.5 rounded to 3

very delicate, thought-provoking album. One you could listen to, while gazing at the sky or sitting on a plateau

Goofy but goofy in a endearing and interesting way, just like Madness. 3.5

Sounds good, but the message and feeling just doesn't reach me

Best start to a prog album, I mean "Firth of Fifth" is a chef's kiss. It gets a bit too scattered with "Battle of Epping Forest", but ends well with "The Cinema Show". 4.5 stars getting closer to 5 each new listen

Sounds fine, but not my music

innovative album that was the precursor to bands like Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins. Though not as good of a listen as previous ones.

Merry Christmas Eve to me, here is another shitty Nick Cave album sigh

thought this was a trip hop album, it is a punk and feminist rock oriented album. Not the worse, but not my type of music. The music did go by quick which was nice though!

Very interesting sound, as it has more hooks than I thought, while also being a precursor to the alternative sound out of the 90s.

Fun psychedelic funk album which has great covers and well done original songs. 4/5

As a big fan of Steely Dan's previous album, I was a bit disappointed. The album sounded good as you can tell they are starting that perfectionist attitude that they would focus on going forward. However the song-writing especially in the back-half is a step down from their first two albums, other than the title track. The first side is strong though and I believe that this album could grow on more listens. 3.5/5

Decent, like a C-tier Def Leppard. "Aphrodisiac Jacket" sounds like White Room by Cream

3 stars just because "Kick Out The Jams Motherfuckers"

Really liked the album, put you in a hazy gentle space/psychedelic rock state for the entire listening experience. 4/5

Better than I expected, the band has great chemistry with Bruce Dickinson, even with this being his first album with the band. Also the album wasn't too long which was nice.

Very good, not too pretentious or grandeous like so many future prog albums including ones by this specific band. The songs while being big and adventurous, also focus on melody and not over-staying there welcome. Not to mention, killer instrumentation especially by guitarist Steve Howe. Favorite Yes album by far!- High 4 stars

Solid thought I would know more songs, I did hear certain parts of certain songs that were sampled in some of my favorite rap songs. Also amazing ending with "Fight the Power"

Surprisingly good, nice mix of 80s post punk and psychedelic rock. Reminds me slightly of The Jam. Will listen again! 3.5 rounded to 4/5

Not long which was nice, but not my type of music. The last song was a nice change of pace. 2.5

One of Neil's best albums, you can feel this pain and sorrow in his voice and heart. The song-writing is top notch for most of the album, falling off slightly at the end for being in my opinion too short. But the first side is one of the best of records released in that era. 5/5

Best Pop Punk album. It keeps within its sound, but also takes chances venturing into theatrical moments and other genres. I would call it Green Day's Tommy but focusing more on catchy hit songs than a entire story! First side is stacked, falls off a bit at the end, but ending side has strong cuts with "Wake Me Up When September Ends" and "HomeComing 4.5/5

Biggest surprise so far on this album list. I am a big fan of this album, as it has this relaxed psychedelic sunset 60s feel (my favorite type of music) with modern day influences. At the same time with this sunset, you get this feeling that their are some clouds in the background, that you don't know if they are going to go away or turn into something darker. 4/5- will listen again :)

Really good Queen album. You see them getting into their patented style especially later on the album on songs like "Ogre Battle" and "The March of the Black Queen". The album also dives into Progressive Rock and Hard Rock, showing really how good of a band Queen is. I especially like the more pop-oriented songs like "Some Day One Day", which sounds a bit like Badfinger. 4/5- 2nd favorite Queen album at the moment, even without a real hit song.

Reminds me of the Jam's album "All Mod Cons". However I am not a fan of the whiny singing voice and the songs aren't that memorable. The exceptions are the first song "The Whole of the Law" a nice slower number that sounds like something off the self titled Velvet Underground album and last song "The Immortal Story" which has a great energetic jam at the end. 2.5/5

It is fine. As someone that has been on a big Blur kick lately, this album disappoints me a bit. I found Damon's act to be annoying, as his voice irks me a bit. It works in a britpop setting, but this just seems out of his element. Not to mention I am not a fan of trip hop at all. This isn't to say there aren't any bangers, "Clint Eastwood" and "19-2000" (among a few others) are really good. This album is just way too long for a genre I am not a fan of. 2.5

great album to listen on the way to work in 5 degrees weather

Ehh not a fan at all. Just boring and uninspiring

Weird story to go with this album, look up the lyricist. I can't really tell the lyrics but the music sounds pretty good, especially on the beginning songs. 2.5

5 star album cover (hell I have a mural with it included on my wall) 1.5 star album listening experience.

Better than first listen. A mix of different genres and styles all under this garage blues rock umbrella. 3.5 rounded to 4

Some very good-proto psych soul tracks and then some garbage of its era electropop music. Will probably get a higher score on more listens. 2.5

Really good energetic album and showing by Sam Cooke. All the songs are great, as I forgot how many classics are in his catalog. It is a shame he died so young, he could have been at the top with singers like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. High 4/5

Steely Dan's sunniest album, their version of laid back soft 70s rock. Picture someone driving in the California coast while you see a sunset. Each next album gets farther away from this sound, as they become a duo and become the literal definition of perfectionists. high 4.5/5

Solid album, will have more thoughts on more listens. Right now a solid 3/5

Listened 3 times today. Overall a smidge below 4, but gets better on each listen. I realized I have never fully listened to "Everybody Hurts" till today and it is surprisingly really good. Also the last 3, hell 4 songs are immaculate with "Man on the Moon" and "NightSwimming" and maybe my favorite song on the album "Find the River". high 3.5 (rounds to 4)

One of the best electronic albums I have listened to. I knew a few songs with "Praise You" being an absolute bop- shoutout to the "Michael Jordan to the Max" documentary. However like every electronic album, I am so sick of the sound by the end and want it off. I don't know why all these albums have to be a hour long. Why! 2.5/5- going down to 2 for length

This is probably one of George Harrison's favorite albums of all time. I like it at points, with their covers of hit rock songs and raga rock with flourishes of psychedelia. 2.5 stars rounded to 3.

not a fan at all- 1.5

This album hits different considering the recent files that have come out that focus on the rich.

Good for the hits "Tutti Frutti" and "Long Tall Sally", but this sound gets old quick. It is important to note that this would be ground-breaking in 1957, so I have no reason to be too hard on this album. 2.5 rounded to 3

Really good album, You can tell how amazing Muddy is as a performer. He is really the king of the blues in the first half of the century. Shoutout "Tiger In Your Tank" which is so ahead of its time for 1960. 4/5

Fine probably will like on more listens. Could only hear the music in one ear which was annoying!

Surprisingly really good. Very warm and tender and I didn't get bored. The length of the album also helped in that regard being 31 minutes. 4/5

Fine album, don't have much thoughts. Though this is Bruce's post 9/11 album and you hear him trying to unite the country and especially New York. 3/5

Freak out

Really good, with amazing guitar by Knopfler. Also the slower numbers in the back half of the album are good as well. The first half meanwhile is stellar, as is the closing track! high 4/5

For a random Rod Stewart album, this is really good. Nice mix of hard blues rock and more rootsy folk rock. Will listen again.

Ehh, like a much worse "Skylarking" by "XTC" 1.5/5

good album for the background, will need another listen to really describe how it is. 2.5 rounded to 3

Fine album, kind of annoying low key Will listen again

"When the Sun Goes Down" is great, my dad loved to play that song. The rest are fine upbeat "Post Punk Revival music. I do like "From the Ritz to the Rubble" and probably will like the album a lot more with more listens. 3/5

Really good, probably better than the smile sessions. It is just so rounded out and feels like a full album. It is a shame it never got released in 1967, with Brian and the boys being at their peak of performers.

Not as bad as I thought, just fine 2.5 rounded to 3

some clever raps, but really wasn't my thing. definition of a 2.5

Very good album, funky psychedelic and kept me on my toes. Could definitely see this go up. 4/5

3.5 maybe 4 on more listens

Honestly much better than I thought.

better than I thought

I find it interesting especially after listening to "Trout Mask Replica". At the same time the sound gets really old by the end, as I start getting irritated. I'll give it 3 stars, but it is barely.

One of my favorite obscure discoveries of the past decade, "Only You Know" is one of the greatest songs I have ever heard, as this album is full of gut-wrenching emotion which goes perfect with the wall of sound production style. 5/5

Not much thought, like a worse/ more boring Suede

really good album which takes you on this tour of pop music. I just don't love it as much as I used to, as much as I don't want to admit it. 4/5

ehh 2.5 stars for now

Greatest heavy metal album ever, nothing comes close. The riffs of Tony Iommi are dark, yet melodic and groovy in some respects and it works in sync with Ozzie's wailing vocals, Geezer's steady bass and Bill Ward's powerful drums. 5/5

Really good really good. "Girls Girls Girls" and a few other non hits were bops. Jay Z really has insane flow. 4.5/5

fine not as good as the other Aretha Franklin album I listened to "Lady Soul"

I thought it would be some German metal, turns out it is way ahead of its time electronic experimental rock with some krautrock

I really liked it, it is like McCartney said okay you wanna see experimental lofi rock that isn't that commercial other than maybe 3 songs. Here you go! Though the last song is weird and goes on too long, should have ended with "Maybe I'm Amazed or the Badfinger sounding "Every Night"

Worse than I thought. I mean the hits were good but the rest was ehh. Low 3 stars

Not a fan, I can take a song or two. But I couldn't wait for this to be over. 1.5/2

Better than previous listens, the first few songs are tremendous and the songs on the 2nd half while not being as good still pack a bigger punch than I initially thought. low 4/5

A very good live album that shows how innovative and tight Deep Purple were as a band. 4/5

Awful for me not a fan at all. Sounds like Bjork with electronic noodling 0.5/5

How many obscure british albums of the 90s and 2000's do we need. There are tons of good 60s-80s british albums that are 100 times better than this junk.

Actually a 1000 times better than I thought. I can tell that Morrissey is influenced by Scott Walker, with his lyrics and chamber popmusical arrangements being quite pleasant. The first song is really good for example "Now My Heart is Full" 3/5

These electronic british albums are really testing my patience, seems like I hit the wall if this was a marathon

It is fine, I am not sure I will listen to this going forward, but if I hear it I won't be upset. 2.5/5

It sounded catchy (which prevents it being a 1 star album) with that one hit especially, but I won't listen to this again. 1.5/5

fine I liked the psychedelic touches, a clear 2.5 but rounded to 2 currently (could move up on another listen)

The first album by the greatest hard rock band and it sounds like it is there 5th not first, which is a testament to their musicianship and ability as performers. 4.5 closer to 5

This isn't good but isn't bad. 2.5 rounded to 3 I guess

Best CCR album, "Ramble Tamble" is an weird yet amazing opening track and the run from "Looking Out My Back Door" to "Up Around the Bend" is legendary. This doesn't even include the best song, the classic "Who'll Stop the Rain". Truly CCR's best output, as this album encompasses all of their previous albums and the styles (swamp rock, blues rock, Americana, rock and roll rockability, psychedelia etc) and makes sense why they burned out shortly after this album was released.

The first 4 songs were nice, kind of lush in a weird way, yet great background music 4 stars! I was thinking I don't know why my friend said I would hate this album. Then you have the last 3 songs or 2nd part of the album and it is like all those nice qualities were abandoned to be "innovative" or "out of the norm". I am a purist who will listen to albums fully through (the level of listening varies to be real), but I will never listen to the last 36 minutes of this album again. They should have just made the one album and included those other songs as bonus tracks. 3/5

The one Dexys Midnight Runners album that can qualify for this list, in my opinion. The songs are moving and melodic. It reminds me a bit of the structure of "A Night at the Opera", you are just waiting for the ball to drop and explode for the famous song and this album does just that with the mega-hit that everyone knows "Come on Eileen". 3/5- I would listen to this again, though some tracks aren't that memorable

Low key solid, really enjoyed the calm jazzy arrangements which complement Joni's coffee shop with a guitar singing vibe. Would listen again 3/5

I really liked it, the guitar playing and glammy brit pop aesthetic worked well. I am also more use to the singers unique vocals, since this is the second album I have heard from them. 4/5

Ground-breaking in 1967 and will be in 2067. I love most of the songs and on this listen got a greater appreciation for "Love or Confusion". 10/10

Kind of interesting metal with a brazilian background at first, but got old quick

slow and boring, I can take a song or two. But the only time I could listen to this in full is driving back from the jersey shore during a sunset, where me and my friends/family members in the car are quiet. 2.5

Better than I thought, good background music. However nothing more than that. high 2.5

Sounds ahead of its time, I thought this was released in 1998 not 1986. Though that doesn't mean it is good! 2/5

Great album which could get a higher score! It doesn't have the airplay of "Toys" but the songs are really good and get better each listen. This album sounds like it could have been the whole soundtrack to the movie "Dazed and Confused". high 4

Can we get "The Mollusk" by Ween, we already have "The Coral by "The Coral" Nah this is actually really good in my opinion