1001 Albums Summary

i have listened to the abba before, more of their hits, and it was pretty much enjoyable and easy to listen throughout the album, but nothing more than an fun 70s disco album to just put it in the background while you have fun. There's actually an album with the bonus track but I can't seem to find the album here, the bonus tracks were really good: Fernando and Happy Hawaii. Quite the highlight of the album. Favorite tracks: Dancing Queen, Dum Dum Diddle, Knowing Me, Knowing You.

I guess it was good, like a 3.5, i'm not used to punk, so I can't say much about it.

From a man who is unable to view the world through his eyes, he has such an observation of the world around him. This is such a raw album that I feel as though he is lying to the world, he is able to see the world much more than I could see, he sees the struggle of the African-American people that were struggling at that time in Detroit and in Southern States, and uses these fictional characters with beautiful depictions of how the Great Migration was felt during a time where The Black Bottom used to exist before the replacement of the I-375 freeway and the Lafayette Park Residential District.

it was all right i guess

pretty solid