1001 Albums Summary

I LOVE Johnny Cash. I remember listening to it on 8 track tapes in my dad’s car as a kid. To have a musician tour prisons to perform is so mind blowingly awesome. Imagining what those gigs must have felt like for inmates. Johnny Cash was such a proper bloke that understood the misadventures of men. Great to hear

An exploration of wonderful warm melodies. Perhaps an example of the best soulful melodic compositions ever- and some well known songs. Wow

I’ve not heard this album for ages and I didn’t think it traveled through time well. I remember the confrontation of it (And Keith Flint!) when it came out. A pioneering sound and a timeless character. Less sonic than I remember

Surprisingly enjoyed

Classic band. I love the sound. Songs on this album are a bit samey- other than the rich groove on La Grange.

A great overall sound. Real craft

Love it. Super album for anyone

Love it. Super album for anyone

Great band and such incredible intricate brilliance. but this album has dated for me. I think the sonic Tour de Force of the ‘Black Album’ will never be surpassed.

Christian music. I’m a fan of the simple ethics and the yearning for a wholesome life. A comforting sound that easy to listen to

Nice rootsy original sound. A different world that you can almost taste through listening to this.

Vibe album. Need to be in the mood

I like Nick Drakes earlier album Northern Sky which was posthumously reproduced to include percussion and other melodies. Pink Moon feels like an earlier peice of work. Only the title track left an impression.

Yep. Great album.

Solid Funk. True Love