1001 Albums Summary

I've never thought of the rolling stones to have jazz influences - mainly because I only really know a few of their most popular songs that are solely rock and roll - but the saxophone, the trumpets, the acoustic guitar, everything just makes the sound. And I welcome it. I think that this album starts and ends very strongly; however, there is a small dip in the second half - in my opinion - only a small one though. Despite this the entire album is extremely enjoyable. Most of the tracks are very strong especially Shine A Light, Sweet Virginia and All The Line. I love the blues, swing and gospel influenc; the myriad of different styles make the album sound almost disjointed but connected at the same time. This is an incredibly strong album that perfectly encapsulates rock and roll.

To be honest, it's not really my thing. Too electronic. There are some bits that I like - very small bits and I recognised one song. I can see why people like it but I can't really force myself to. It's clearly a concept album which is cool. I think that the sound is cool just not my style.

I like hip hop. This is alright I guess. Feels disjointed and like they haven't found their sound - makes sense since this is their debut album.

Stairway to Heaven is great. I also really like Going to California. And Black Dog. I feel like Dean Winchester.

Not really my thing

Freedom slaps

It was enjoyable punk rock, I was having a good time until I scrolled down. 2 hours and 30 minutes is unnecessary, I can't do it. Gets so damn boring after a while.

It's a stretch to call this music.

Boring - so repetitive

It's Bowie

Really poignant, can almost feel the emotions myself. My favourite was Love From Room 109 - just found it so beautiful and calming. The only issues I have is with the over abundance of glockenspiel and my ears are unfortunately not as used to jazz as I'd like so it wasn't the easiest of listens.