1001 Albums Summary

Compared to my basic idea of Beatles this is a fine piece. Much better and much bigger arrangements that I expected also including totally surprising stuff like Oh! Darling. Much more edge and balls majority of Beatles stuff like classic tunes like Here Comes The Sun.

Solid stuff without unnecessary twists.

Ei meinaan ropissut juuri yhtään. Lajissaan varma klasari, mutta se laji ei ole minun laji.

I assumed I would fancy this but not. Plain boring.

Fucking awesome!

Just a click or two more to reach 4 starts,, quite a runner-up. I just wonder why this band hasn't ever fallen to my playlists earlier.

Wonderful signing style! I fancy more of his later work when his sound has got more age. Boring to give only 3 stars

Immediately when I saw the album cover, I thought this would be my first 5-star review. But no. Although this album contains a few of my Sabbath favourites, the album as a whole doesn't reach the highest peak of these reviews. Uneven album, contrary to my memories, surprisingly stale sounds. Still shining 4 stars.

I did listen while writing. I'm not sure did I hear anything. That describes this experience.

I just can't get a grip of this stuff.

This album floats on waves that don't rock my boat. Most important word is ok. This is ok and particularly end part of album. First part of album starters yawn me so much that I started cleaning the house.

I hear old funk vibes. I hear really high production quality and sound that must was copied a lot. I also hear utmost boring gangsta rap. Who's dig is longest and who has Desert Eagle. Rather difficult to imagine more boring lyrics. Two stars goes to how old funk is respected and modified carrying that flame forward.

There isn't many things in music world that would make me feel more irritated and uncomfortable than Xmas songs. I just can't handle those. Sixteens sound and style makes Xmas songs tolerable but only that. One star.

For quite awhile I was trying to figure out who's singing style comes to my mind about bands vocalist. On the last tracks Chrissie Hynde's name finally popped into my mind. Kudos to that. Otherwise Fever to tell doesn't make create big emotions and same time it has good vibes through whole album. Nicely raw sound and vibes.

Simple, airy, gotta like. Apparently I have some kind of soft spot for this kind of folk stuff. More power to singing harmonies and this 4 stars would have been reality. Now only 3.

This is perfect reminder why I don't like Michael Jackson. Majority 2/3 of time I felt bored, wondering his weird speaking style, wondering why this record is so popular. One third is pure groove attack and it isn't difficult to figure out is it first, middle on last three songs. Pure gold and drumming from other world. For the classics I would give 5 but first and last part will reduce this to three. And Xtra star goes away for hideous duet discussions with Macca.

I have never intentionally listened Joy Division. Some songs I have heard and overall sound is familiar. Sparse start and gaining speed towards end and getting me more and more hooked but without final crescendo.

I assumed that I would have liked industrial sound more. Not. I assumed this album would have been greater joy for me. Nope. Is this album good? Yes but after two full album listening I know there won't be third.

This was much better than I expected. Sound is almost too clinical to my taste but surprise factor cover that. Otherwise there isn't much to say. Album rolled smoothly and than it ended, this as a positive thing.

First shock was the sounds of the album during few starting tracks. Second shock was that this tracks stay rather similar. Third shock was a notice that I quite like this. I's cool to hear albums that are kinda starting point for so many familiar tracks. Solid three stars

So recognizable anthem and the rest of the album goes with copy-paste production method. Simple is good but I listening this album makes me question the value of this album. Nope.

If someone would tomorrow ask me something about this album... I would be rather troubled. I listened it without any memory created.

This was heavy. After amusement it has just heavy and showed how little one can understand.

I'm not sure would it bee even possible to give anything else than 5 starts. Pure gold!

This one is good but lacks some balls. Everything is in right places but album as whole does not rise to the same heights as its few star moments. I would have liked to give more starts but just can't.

This album stated and after 10 tracks it was over without really noticing. Yes, I was doing other things in the same time but still this didn't catch my attention basically at all.

Some albums are whispering to you, some speaks to you. This one roars to me. Album full of great songs and Roadhouse Blues is a killer start. Quuen of the Highway lifts the end part of the album to where this belongs. This album belongs to constellation of five stars.

I really cant review this album with objective mind. First time during this project personal feelings are so crappy that it affects this a lot. This album would have needed a better mood to concentrate into it. I recognize the talent on this but cant help.

Solid gold, Geddy Lee makes my day every time!

Quite a debut album and I recognize why it's on this list.

Totally fine album but doesn't leave much to remember.

I thought that maybe this album will gather more of something when getting to closer to it's end. I was than listening second to last track. I gotta admit that I was rather focused on my writing tasks while listening to this album and distraction played significant role on this occasion.

I didn't know what to expect and honestly didn't get much.

I fancy voice of Elvis, even this one. Issue with this album is that it didn't throw enough hooks ti water to catch me. Again, like with so many albums lately, it started, gave few good vibes and ended.

Quite a disappointment, simply that.

Iconic album that's not quite my taste

While listening Lick Summer Love one can hear the origins of vocal style on Guns N Roses. This doesn't provide more credibility than 3 stars.

Quite blaah, lukewarm.

Never liked Beatles and most likely never will.

Post-punk classic? I think this was just bad.

I read the description of the album before starting to listen and almost vomited. Semi-concept album, dear lord.... Majority of albums during this listening exercise hasn't raised a need for second listening to give an opinion but this one did. After first run I didn't know was this good or awesome. After second run I know this wasn't 5 star awesome level and after third run I don't know do I have any reason to give this anything less than 4 stars. There is something freaking intriguing that I cant exactly point what it is.

Few ups, some downs, mostly somewhere at low fourths. Doesn't give much.

There is a book called 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. It says that this album still sounds unique. It also says this album can be a master piece or full off well-made nonsense. I strongly lean on later option. To me this is certified garbage.

I fancy some country-folk stuff but these burritos are far too fatty for my taste. Just boring and I can't figure out why this album is on list 1001 list.

This album is roots for so much and just pure gold.

From one perspective there isn't much on this album. And in the same time this fascinating album that hit some nice vibe moment in me.

Plenty of ups: cool arrangement, signing harmonies etc. Partly tool folly.

This album digs itself to essence of coolness. So cool that it got boring during third track. Despite its technical excellence I cant give more than 3 stars

There's just something fascinating on Bowie's style and also this album proves it. Almost every song sound somehow familiar throughout I haven't listened this album before. Sign of repetition or good song? This doesn't reach Bowie's highest level but such a great album.

Boring

Stylish well produced stuff. I just happened to hate almost every second of this listening exercise.

U2 has always been non-appealing to me. Plenty of cool tracks but something doesn't click to me. War defines this quite well, almost perfectly.

Concept albums and soundtracks are close relatives from my point of view. And both are difficult to judge. This album falls to silo of better ones on soundtrack scene and momentarely I forgot the point that I was listening a soundtrack. I haven't seen the movie and this gives some distance idea of soundtrack.

Sounds and feels like 80s in all possible non-appealing ways. Before this I haven't liked Aerosmith and this experience didn't give new perspective. Mostly bored and that feeling started already on second track.

Nope, just no.

If I listen funk I would like it sweaty and edgy. 1999, and whole production from Prince, doesn't fit this approach. This is just too clean, almost sterile. Anyone can appreciate amazing skills of Prince as superb multi-instrumentalist and as a artist doing his stuff only on his own way. This demands 3 starts throughout I don't like this album.

Sounds, bad. Style, annoying. Total listening experience, also bad.

My preconceived notion was that this album would be quite pop and I don't remember liking it. That wasn't the case. I liked it quite a bit!

Just solid without any surprises but would except those from this kind of album

I like singing harmonies but that's all

Same time ok for it's genre and time but kinda makes me giggle

Man is great and his sound is great, but album isn't. After fifth song it felt absolut repeat of itself.

Again one one these albums I don't know what to think about. Style+, singer + and -, sounds old and flat -, mood +. Tough to rate.

One friend said yesterday that he wants to like reggae but no success. I fit to same category. All cool but infact too cool and slow.

I'm sucker for voice of Brett Anderson and string arrangement, I admit.

Uuh... One of rare albums that I couldn't listen through.

Some songs more pop than I assumed. As positive/neutral comment would be that somehow lukewarm album.

Feels like repeat. At release time of this album I would have given more starts but now this just feels like same old same old.

Such a welcome surprise on this listening exercise. Also really cool album but it contain one major flaw from my point of view. While reaching sixth track I was rather sure that I would already mentally be on last tracks. Album doesn't evolve or kinda go anywhere. And sounds bother me also as s representation of time.

This belongs to the stars.

This album would demand several rounds of listening and result might vary based on that. With one run-through this falls to two stars level.

This is same as Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots by Flaming Lips. Absolutely mess in one sense and same time this whispers to me attractively.

As a soundtrack / concept album this is really heavy to listen to. Most likely I just don't understand this album without seeing the movie. If I think this just as album, I didn't fancy this at all throughout few really cool tracks.

I thought that I would have a small soft spot for country stuff but no no no. I almost quit listening this album because I was so bored and irritated.

I tried, I really did but couldnt really listen this

Gottalove, nuff said

Almost sleepy stuff

From first notes I knew this is going to my personal Spotify list. Highly enjoyable album.

Certified boredom, that’s what this album is

Keep it simple stupid, that what. this album states. I also think it does it also rather well and also on the way that it was expected. Only song that more or less surprised me was the track Sinister Purpose, hard to say why it caught me off guard but it did.

I don't do campfire sing-alongs but still I acknowledge the value of this album. Easy listening and I pleased that I listened it.

One pealing song but otherwise shit.

I wanted to like this much much more but nope. Almost whole album just faded to background.

I think style doesn't mean repetition even on context of one album. After 10 songs I thought these songs starts to be rather repetitive. Good album though

On folk/country/rock category thai album is easy listening. Still slightly boring

Arrangements with strings and all kind of variations pushed into one album. Still it somehow stays together as an entity.

I couldn’t listen this through. Yhteen songs and I was borderline bored to death

Ultra sleek and almost too sleek to my taste. Big credits for amazing multi-instrumental Wonder.

Not bad. Hard to say what this albums tries to be but. I kinda like it.

Plenty of albums (and artists) have hype around them and I tend to be allergic for hype. This weirdness proves me absolutely wrong with this allergy and my prejudices. This album is packed with cool weirdness!

Just plain boring

Cool signature style guitar sound but that doesn't leave with much as a bottom line.

Partly nice and partly really annoying. I can't make up my mind how I really feel about this album but for notable time I was somehow bothered / annoyed etc that I can't give more than two stars. Hard to point the reason why this just didn't entertained me more.

Some albums feel to fly on their own heights and this is one of those.

Haven't listen this album since it's release. Then it didn't raise any of my attention basically and now listening it I just wonder why. Maybe I was too focused on STP...

How ironic that this album came to listening on the following day after death of Brian Wilson. I think Beach Boys fits perfect to following: happy, non-bothering, feel good backgroud music.

First I need to complain little. I so dislike singing style and also a bit the voice of Robert Smith, not my cup of tea. Putting that aside I get to my short opinion of Disintegration. Wow. Just wow. This is album full of excellent songs and by listening this album two times already I can't find weak links. I also notice that I'm apparently a sucker for string arrangements that pops up on multiple songs on this album. When trying to be an adult and putting my opinion of Robert Smith's voice aside, I just have only one option. That I called 5 stars

Harmless, happy and mostly meaningless. Just because it gave me some happy vibes I take this to two stars.

This is good but not excellent. Famous good tracks but for me there's something missing. At times of release I really didn't listen to this and most likely I won't listen to it again for a while.

Not sure at all what to say. Kinda cool, kinda not cool and hard to get a grip of.

A kind of landmark album. Needles to say more.

I would fancy this more as instrumental

I remenber this better. Now listening this I van only say that every song is goodish but album is somehow boring.

I was relatively sure that I would fancy this album, but I was partly wrong. I did like this but in the same time this didn't rise to level I expected, not even close.

Pleasant floating around experience without any hooks. At least I didn't find hooks.

And mental half star…

Well…. Just amazing. Imagine how this would sound live!

This album didn’t provide anything new or interesting to me. I assume that I felt the same 1995. Production value is high, that gives another star.

Not much to say. Solid nice album

Slant Magazine wrote after release of this album: "one of [Sonic Youth's] strangest albums" and "a difficult album that's nonetheless one of the best latter-day invocations of no wave chaos." This says nothing to me and neither says this album

I respect singing in harmonies. Otherwise rather dull album

First song = second song = third song…. I quited on six because heard it all.

Kinda liked this and mostly not.

Stylish, nice flow. Still really empty album for me.

Many enjoyable tracks but was on wrong mood with this album. After few drinks and speakers pumping loud I would value this more. Even notably more.

I guess this is a situational listening experience. I listened to this while driving on a quiet, dark highway and it was a momentarily hypnotic experience. Lying on a sunny beach, there would hardly have been an album nearly as impressive.

This was a start towards something great but this isn’t yet great

Listened this album yesterday and everything is forgotten. Apparently not really good album

Classic stuff with crazy voice.

Some points nice and mostly too much Beatles and pop. Liked string arrangements

Just shit and time hasn’t treated this shit well

I have always felt that I don't want to listen to Radiohead just because of all the hype surrounding the band. I have a similar aversion to many bands. So, I am basically a completely new Radiohead listener and I liked the album a lot, the strings work wonders. However, this album doesn't rise to the stars in my category, because while listening, I realized the album had gone around and I hadn't noticed. This indicates either poor concentration or repetitive songs.

Earlyer during this 1001 project I was stoked about Disintegration. Based on that I had really high hopes. Seventeen seconds doesnt raise to same hights as Disintegration, not even close.

Classic but doesn't bite me.

This encapsulates a lot of what I don't like about 80s pop. It would be nice if the music gave some kind of feel, but this doesn't offer anything at all. Empty, cheap pop

Weirdly amusing on its raw power. Not my cup of tea but album tickles some undefined point in me. Amusement, humour or something like that...

I have known The Band by name for a long time but few years ago I watched a documentary Once Were Brother telling their story. That touched me rather deeply which is weird. Since that I have liked this band even more. Listening to out demand certain mentality or feeling and that feeling wasn't present yesterday. I liked this but there is notably better albums from The Band like Music from Big Pink.

Somekinda poor man’s singer-songwriter version of Hooverphonics? Not really make any real impact to me.

I don't like this but I respect this. Respect gives star number two

I think this would even better album listened while being little drunk.

Cheerful and nice. Not much to say.

This sounded so nice after records we have been listening during last day!

Few good tracks and others empty stuff with 80s sounds. Next week I wont remember much about this album.

This genre makes me really bored. After 4 tracks I was ready to give up. I didn't make it to the end eventually. This is not bad but still boring.

This could have been better experience for me but hit me on totally wrong day.

I would count playing with stereo image as useless feature that just annoyed me. Otherwise neutral shit.

For two first songs I was sure I won't be able to finish this album. Those songs were pain and agony for me. Luckily rest of the album had better vibes and even little progressive moments.

Lame but not bad at all.

Close but no cigar. First thought that this is Nico but after four songs I dropped out on what comes to being interested.

I almost got bored during first thee songs. Eventually I continued and after six songs I got bored. I aknowledge value of the album but just can't finish this album.

Major surprise, liked it a lot!

Let’s note that this album was made in the same years as man landed to moon. This album belongs to stars!

Staley and Cantrell singing together is rather golden combo. For me this band is Jerry Cantrell with good lead vocalist. Cantrell's riffs an occasional slowness takes this album to its own position. Could this be a five star album? Yes it could be but now listening it as whole for a long time I feel that some last step is missing.

Relatively boring album that leaves me empty of words. No good things and in the same time nothing really bad to say, except the boredom.

Slippery like soap and hard to take a solid grip. This bar of soap is located in the middle of the road

Major flaw of this album is that I can't find any movement in it. It just goes on and goes on. If I want' ambient background I could make much better choices and if I want upbeat electronic I still could find better options. I don't know what purpose this album would serve on my music likings.

Previously during this project Disintegration made a huge impact to me. This isn't such level experience, probably because expectations were really high. Still a great album

Dusty's first debut album was a big hit to me and it put a bar rather high for other Dusty records. Dusty In Memphis goes high but does not reach heights of debut album. Style and production varies naturally during career of any artist. This album takes Dusty towards phil-spector-mood. Cool and good while losing some rawness of debut.

A rare confusing album, from which I didn't get anything out of a single listen. It may be an unfair assessment, but this doesn't deserve more than one star. Maybe more listens would change the situation.

Not bad but so similar as so many oil this era. Album changed to other artist and I didn't even notice

Clean and cool pop album.

This doesn't fit into my idea of Beach Boys. Happy joyful nonsense is my basic picture of Beach Boys and even artwork of this album goes off from this image. Basic concept can be found throughout this album but takes band to rather different direction. Not bad, not good.

Mixed feelings with this. After two first songs I was going to give up. After about eight I still was really willing to give up on this. After that this over sized album stayed as background music and for some moments I realized that this sound almost nice.

Like many other albums from Queen, A Night At The Opera is a rather uneven whole. A more accurate term might be mixed in a positive way. The songs drift from one side to the other and at times it feels like the album is a collection rather than a coherent album. Despite this, it's hard for me not to like this.

Nice rhythms and a few familiar songs, but this album doesn't resonate with me.

Every album with 45 songs makes me really suspicious. This album was such a weird thing that I decided to overcome my doubts and say it's a decent album. It's also funny that a band and album that I'm completely unfamiliar with have a familiar song called Corona. I recognized the song and it took me several hours to figure out where it was from. How can a person remember the theme song from the Jackass series?

I thought Sade is artist not a band. Learning new things every day. I also learned that this album is high quality production nonsense to me.

Listening to this album in the middle of a workday probably won't do it justice. I suspect the only time I'd enjoy listening to it would be when I'm a little drunk.

I have heard this album or version of this several times and from plenty of bands. Polished, goodish, somehow enjoyable and won't make a long lasting memories. Still I somehow like it debating with my self is this 2 or three star album.

Really sleek and well done. I'm also well done after listening The Collage Dropout. No edge or anything that would speak to me. Regardless of that this was really easy listening stuff.

This is pure English punk from era when English punk sounded just like this. Not good, not bad but I have nothing bad to say about this album.

Solid 3 without mind-blowing experience. Good stuff.

Notably nicer than expected and partially even enjoyable.

That's 5 stars, nuff said.

First song gives good vibes and promises cool album. However, the album does not deliver on this promise at least to me.

I didn't survive until the end of the album... brains melted.

Really well made stuff but balls are missing.

If we talk about great background music this is really great one.

Just bad

Here's a broad genre, within which my own assessments and preferences vary a lot. Even on a daily basis. All gansta rap goes to trash and the loose-rolling stuff can even be exhilarating, depending on the day. Jurassic 5 fell into this latter slot.

Too polished

A fascinating album just because of the singer. At the same time, a rather annoying album, as the genre doesn't really shine, with a few exceptions. The whole album doesn't rise to a very high star level in my books.

This sounds like a poor man's version of a 80's Sting. So, not good.

Weird but just great and partly hilarious!

Solid stuff with lowering quality when album reached its end. I started to feel repetation in songs but rather good feeling continued throughout album

Not my cup of tea.

Previous Eno album hit me totally different compared to this album. Most likely timing is better for this one. I can't say that this would be a great album for me but todays mood somehow supports this listening experience.

Once again, another surprise. I was absolutely sure that Bob Dylan's folk wouldn't sink in for me at all, and again I was wrong. A decent vibe.

Proge as it can be. Mix of everything in nice way but includes also lows.

Sterile, pompous and boring album to listen to in the background.

All the songs feel stretched out and actually quite a bit. I would have liked to like this album more, but I can't. Really great album cover!

I'm pleased that managed to listen this through. This way I had an opportunity to hear two best tracks of this unpleasant album. I Heard It Through The Grapevine is true classic and Liebe and Romanze - Slow Version is fine track compared to the rest of the tracks because it's instrumental.

It's hard to imagine that Hole was classified in the alternative rock category. The whole term alt-rock just seems so vaguely stupid. The whole album is pretty pop. Halfway through the album I wondered if this album could offer anything new or interesting. It didn't, even though it's a perfectly decent album in a category that's nice to listen to without the need to ever return to the album again.

Better than expected.

I like the band purely because of a few songs. That doesn't really make this album very good in 2025. It's a decent album in itself, which rolls in the background in its good mood without any special ups or downs. In other words, very flat for my taste.

I recognize the singer's talent and was pleased with the absence of the usual Aguilera brilliance. The album was crammed full of everything and I mean way too full. The whole thing was massive and at the same time somehow sterile.

Kinda good but generally a bit too much for me.

Small language barrier is present but I loved floating with this.

I usually have a soft spot for big arrangements, but this album makes a notable exception. I couldn't listen to it to the end because it sounded meaningless.

Balls are lost

This just doesnt speak to me

Certified carbage

Solid stuff

Certified carbage

Plenty of excellent tracks but also plenty of nonsense fillers.

A perfectly decent album, but back in the day the singles were played so much on the radio that this doesn’t really make much of an impact. The songs are good, but they lack the wilder feeling of earlier RHCP.

Fascinating and a little strange in a kinda nice way.

Listening to this album, I realized what I like about songs. It's the development of a song in a certain direction. In some case to any direction. This genre doesn't really offer that at all. Despite this, the first part of the album was a good feeling until boredom hit.

After long set of not so interesting albums this was like a fresh air.

Big expectations but no delivery. I have to admit that I wasn't on most concentrated listening mood but this just went past without any permanent memory creation.

I'd Give You Anything guitar riff resembles heavily Black Sabbath Iron Man. Regardless of that point I l quite liked this. Easy listening middle road stuff in positive sense.

Weirdly I liked this. Based on self-knowledge I shouldn't have liked this but I did for totally unknown reasons.

This is in a series of artists and albums that I should probably like. And that's exactly why I've actually not listened to it before. I wouldn't give this a four-star rating, but it's a very good album that I could have listened to much earlier.

Punk is punk, it speaks to one or not. If I think about album that are experienced during this project I use reasoning to give one start to irritating or bad records. Germs doesn't irritate me but in the same time it doesn't give much. Two for this.

A damn good album. I had a good groove throughout the album and listened to it a second time straight away.

Mostly boring without any edges to have a grip on.

Respect to old Motown vibes! I have listened this album several times but not for many years. Still sounds as I remember. Great album but doesn't bring anything new to table.

Nice combination of all early 80s stuff. Weirdly nice but nothing more to say.

First demo or album isn't always the best. This album has elements that will later take Fatboy to new heights but this feels likeable raw version of what's upcoming. Nice album but best vibes are missing

Chamber pop is definition that I haven't heard before. Theatrical, dramatical and somewhat annoying. This wasn't a joyful listening experience as album feels too much of chamber pop to my taste.

I would like to give plenty of stars just based on my feelings and memories but just cant. Album as whole is not that great but some really excellent songs that talks to me like I Wanne Be Adored.

Stylish without any hooks that would attach to me. Not even a feeling that I would like to listen to this album again.

This album just went by.... I didn't noticed that it ended.

I couldn't even finish this album.

Again Artist and album that I haven't paid any attention ever. I think I have been right on my assumption that I don't have to spend my time on Radiohead. Didn't find any reason to actively get close to other Radiohead album.

Rather mixed content on this album and doesn't provide me good vibes

Familiar situation again. Many familiar songs but never listened to this album as whole. Mid-ground nice.

I'm kinda fed up with these post-punk albums that aren't basically anything. Can't get a grip and doesn't provide any vibes.

Solid two star album. In general not my cup of tea but this had a good flow and quality production.

I respect the classic value of this album but this is too pop for my taste. Easy listening with familiar songs but still not hitting me.

Polished, stylish, well produced and eventually not my cup of tea.

This sounds so 80s and made in great year 1978. Total forerunners ! Regardless of that achievement this album doesn't resonate much with me.

Hmmmm…. Just wondering would this album be on this list without The Divine Comedy. Also thinking that it would be great if albums on this list would contain songs written by the artist and not a collection of big-names. Fine album but never would listen this again.

I have sweetspot for string arrangements but even those don’t make this album rise above 3

Really fitting for today's gloomy moods. Some tracks are really touching especially in context of release of this album.

Really hard to imagine that this album was voted to be top 1000 list of 70s albums. This was a nerve-wracking album.

Middle ground greatness.

Time hasn’t been kind to this album. Regardless of time this album is full of filler tracks.

This album doesn’t fit to any listening mood in my mind. Mostly just boring

Violins are nice but those don't save this album from being really mid ground. The whole album is marked by a hit song and it's sound.

This album contains really high points and also lows that reminds me of my main view of Sir Elton. Regardless of lows this was real surprise!

Loving this but can't help thinking how much better this would be live. Live version might have much more sweat and danger that I kinda miss on album listening that feels too sterile.

Am I giving stars comparing this to other Zeppelin albums? If so, I can't give 5 stars. If I rate this in general I'm still on the borderline between 4 and 5. Physical Graffiti hasn't ever been THE Zeppelin album for me. It contains really awesome tracks but also some fillers like Bron-Yr-Aur. Totally useless track on this album. Now listening to this after few years this sounds better than I remembered. I fancy more straight forward Zeppelin like Ramble on or The Immigrant Song. Physical Graffiti has more floating tracks but every band evolves through time. Yup, 5 starts it is.

This falls to category of ok albums that listener doesn't remember after some days.

Smooth as silk and so well executed. This also means that there are no edges or any roughness that makes this almost boring.

I enjoyed this but I don't have any reason to revisit this album in the future. Nice vibes.

Supergroups always sound poshy and somehow repulsive. This supergroup contain members from bands that are not that familiar with me and so I don't carry any burden with me. The Age of the Understatement just hits some nice spot in me, might just have a suitable mood for this day and big arrangements tends to be my soft spot. Excellent album!

Only thing I remember about this album after listening it is hare Hare Hare Krishna. That's not much....

I have to give big credit to versatility of this album but I almost hate this structure of sub minute "tracks". It makes me rather frustrated.

At least for duration of two songs this album felt nice....

Sound is so end 80s. I don't even know what to think of this... This just doesn't speak to me but in the same time totally fine listening exercise.

Well…. Not for me eventually.

Nice album with rather thin feeling without being at the venue. I expected more just based on presumptions.

Lazy music for lazy day, fitting combo throughout later part of album falls too folky. Nice vibes.

Weirdly fantastic album tho totally caught me off guard. I was so ready to disappoint but no no no. I don't yet know how much I like this weirdness but quite much.

80s took ZZ Top to horrible direction but this is just good with without any nonsense.

Ok album. I just don't understand why is it on this 1001 list.

So nice and groovy but I'm getting somehow bored during Fatboys albums. Throughout small boredom stays on really good side. I need to listen this again

I think that I haven't ever listened this album through. Almost all songs are somewhat familiar and radio hits are rather worn out. Still this solid album that could be rated as weak 3 stars.

Weak album compared to many Bowie albums and rather mediocre performance overall.

London Calling contains many tracks that are on my personal playlists. I like the loose feeling of this album but this ain't more than 3 star overall.

First thought was that I never fancied solo stuff from Björk... too hyped. I have never listened to Sugarcubes and this means that my only expectation was slight dislike based on Björks solo material. This really nice pop album that I will listen also again but I'm not sure what are reasonings why this is on 1001 list. I might just be low educated to figure out these reasonings but so what. Solid 3 star album

Sleepy stuff...

To me this is 2,5star album and half star goes as bonus because of cover art. Simple good photos are just good.

Yes but no. Weak debut for my taste

I have never understood greatness of Radiohead. This album didn't enlighten me on this topic.

I'm quite a weather vane when it comes to the Beatles. Sometimes it's just too pop and mostly annoying. This album just feels decent on the Beatles scale for some reason and has a good vibe.

I fell asleep

Not shit, just bad album

Nicely weird but nice

I’m not sure have I heard this before or does this sound familiar due to all relatives of this album. Nothing bad on this album, flows nicely, style is mostly there but still Cafe Bleu sounds slightly soulless. Despite of this I might listen this again

Stylish package but definitely not my cup of tea. Notably sleepy album that I had difficulties to even listen through.

Just can't get a grip proper grip of this album. I like this it but in the same time feels somehow slippery and demands second or third listening in the positive way.

Art-fart that doesn't amuse me.

Kinda refreshing one on this listening project. Punk has never been my thing and this ensures this view while still being cool album to get familiar with.

There's always room for Elvis but not for a whole album. Cool songs but as album this doesn't rock for me.