1001 Albums Summary

Appreciate it but don't know if it will be in my regular rotation. Lot of the songs sound similar and arrangements/lyrics within are repetitive. Michelle might get an add to liked songs.

Trampled Underfoot and The Wanton Song still my favorites. Good album but some songs are way too long. Felt redundant to me.

Liked Physical Graffiti better even though it was way too long. Maybe it's because I had two of these in a row but these all just sound like jam band songs and it gets so redundant for me. Since I’ve Been Loving You might be the best.

Liked it more than expected! Some of the singaglong anthems seemed a little cheesy but I didn’t feel bored like some of the other listens so far.

Really showcases her voice. Not my typical style but may be a couple I go back and listen to.

Jazzier than I thought. Need to give it another listen. Has some of my fave songs on there but not sure how I feel about it as a whole.

Totally forgot about Two Weeks. Rest of the album seemed disjointed and sleepy. I’ll try again.

Always loved Take Me Out so was cool to hear more! Will definitely have to go back for a relisten but I liked it on the first one.

Not for me!

I understand why people like it but I just have never been able to get into them. Really really do not like his voice either.

I appreciated the instrumentals but the voice and structure of the songs were rough for me.

What in the actual hell did I listen to. The instrumentals actually sounded like these could be good songs but it just sounds like drunk rambling over them, ruining each song. I do not understand this at all.

Liked it better than I thought! Can see adding some of these to liked songs. Liked the buildup of some of them.

Knew most of the songs. I get why some people like it but just not for me!

Started off better than it finished for sure.

Love new wave so was hoping to like this a lot more than I did. Will give it another listen but felt like a lot of the songs dragged on and on.

Appreciate it especially while reading Billy Idol's book, but not really my vibe.

Some of the songs were catchy but it just felt very, very repetitive.

Had only heard Fire Woman before this. Like the vibe, looking forward to giving it another listen!

Didn't know much about them before. Some songs were kind of cheesy but didn't mind some others. Can definitely see how they influenced the Beatles and other artists.

Liked this a lot more than expected once I got into it. Reminded me of Sublime so cool to see those connections.

Not that many songs but just felt like it went on and on. Every song kind of blurred together and got boring.

Liked it a lot more than I thought I would. Perfect Day was great!

Voice gave me chills!

I have really tried with Neil Young's voice but I just can't get into it. Also not a fan of the 10 minute songs with guitar solos that just seem to go on and on. Not for me.

I appreciate the musical talent but I am not a jam band fan. 18-22 minute songs, mostly instrumental? No thanks, just not for me!

This was kind of boring but I get the influence and innovation of the time.

Ok. Didn’t really flow for me and a lot of the songs felt overlong.

Songs were short, her voice is perfect for country. Subject matter and songs themselves got a little repetitive/boring.

Bummer, by the description I thought I would like this a lot more! A lot of songs felt really repetitive and her voice got annoying.

I've never been a huge fan, but this just sounded very repetitive and boring to me. Appreciate that he did all the instruments and singing but they've just never really done it for me aside from a few songs.

Something different but didn’t love the beats and found his voice annoying.

Liked this a lot more than I thought I would. I know Dizzee came first but I found this much more enjoyable!

Liked it better than the 90s one but I just can't get into his voice