1001 Albums Summary

A very soulful album. My favourite song was Please Don't Stay, I love the backing vocals especially.

Instrumental jazz isn't really my thing but I appreciate the art of it. I think I also resent it because of how difficult I found it to play. HATED playing Take Five but as always it's such an enjoyable listen. Apart from that song, my favourite was Three to Get Ready.

i loved this album. the instrumentals and lyrics are forlorn and pensive. Chris martin sounds amazing. it’s interesting to see how coldplay used to sound and compare it. my favourite song was Trouble.

I really like this jazz rap album. A great showcase of MC Solaar's rapping skills and a nice variety of songs. My favourite song on the album was the song named after the title, "Qui seme le vent revolted le tempo". I also really liked Quartier Nord for its high energy, use of the trumpet for the jazz vibe mixed with the DJ scratching and 80s hiphop vibe really makes a special song.

that was such an experience, I loved it so much. that might be my favourite Radiohead album. it was such a musical experience, instrumental and vocals were amazing. my favourite song was definitely "You and Whose Army?" but Pyramid Song was so haunting and beautiful and Life in a Glasshouse was an excellent way to close this album.

I didn't really connect with this album. I didn't dislike it, I just thought it was okay and none of the songs peaked my interest greatly. I'd say my favourite song on the album was "I'm the Man Who Love You". I will say I love the album title and the simplicity of the album cover.

I was excited at first hearing Morrissey’s iconic voice but the album didn’t really excite me as it continued. A lot of the songs sounded too similar and the songwriting wasn’t my favourite. My favourite song was “Seasick, yet Still Docked”