1001 Albums Summary

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8
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4.88
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You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Happy Trails
Quicksilver Messenger Service
5 2.8 +2.2
Bat Out Of Hell
Meat Loaf
5 3.41 +1.59
Play
Moby
5 3.45 +1.55
Head Hunters
Herbie Hancock
5 3.54 +1.46
The Low End Theory
A Tribe Called Quest
5 3.7 +1.3
A Hard Day's Night
Beatles
5 3.88 +1.12

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Happy Trails by Quicksilver Messenger Service

Psychedelic middle section that drifts into some good licks. The whole album seems like one continuous song until the Happy Trails song provides a clear ending. Will listen again.

Head Hunters by Herbie Hancock

Synth funk with jazz and tribal roots? More please. This presented unexpected vibes as I had only heard of this artist and never took the plunge until the suggestion. The first track was worth the distraction from a bisy day. Now, I will have to explore this groups other works. The 2nd track had a tribal start that shifted into funk, then to jazz and the progressions were natural and not forced. Good variety in the solos. These were all saved for future plays on car rides.

One of my favorite albums of all. One song leading into the next weaving a narrative that will up end expectations to those new to Pink Floyd. It also creates a self awareness check that helps you appreciate your own life in a new light. Highly recommend.

All Ratings (8)

Play by Moby
Dec 27 2024

Chill times, relief from Christmas music, building up to new years. I like the atmosphere and relaxed vibes it had. We had a lot of memory tickles in people's brains asking what album it was.

The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest
Dec 31 2024

Lyrics from a time when everyone was proving their foothold in the rap world. Good times, nostalgic to that era.

Head Hunters by Herbie Hancock
Jan 01 2025

Synth funk with jazz and tribal roots? More please. This presented unexpected vibes as I had only heard of this artist and never took the plunge until the suggestion. The first track was worth the distraction from a bisy day. Now, I will have to explore this groups other works. The 2nd track had a tribal start that shifted into funk, then to jazz and the progressions were natural and not forced. Good variety in the solos. These were all saved for future plays on car rides.

A Hard Day's Night by Beatles
Jan 03 2025

Burned into memory by parents, radio stations, road trips, and more.

Happy Trails by Quicksilver Messenger Service
Jun 18 2025

Psychedelic middle section that drifts into some good licks. The whole album seems like one continuous song until the Happy Trails song provides a clear ending. Will listen again.

Jun 19 2025

One of my favorite albums of all. One song leading into the next weaving a narrative that will up end expectations to those new to Pink Floyd. It also creates a self awareness check that helps you appreciate your own life in a new light. Highly recommend.

Phrenology by The Roots
Jun 20 2025

Musically, some tracks lined up with my tastes. Had decent beats and lyrical brainstorm moments. Only 4 as a few tracks threw me out of the album as a whole.

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