1001 Albums Summary

Love the bluesy sections. Highlights are Comfortably Numb, In the Flesh, Another Brick in the Wall.

First three tracks are awesome. The rest is just meh. “The first time I saw your face” was straight up bad. Worth it for the start of the album though.

It’s the Foo Fighters, for the most part. You know if you’ll like it or not. Some thrasher cuts on here are pretty dope too though.

Side one isn't great, mostly sounded like demos (I liked Pale Blue Eyes though). Side two rocks. Murder Mystery is a notable song, although not sure how I feel about it to be totally honest. Incredibly unique regardless.

Excited to listen to Midnite Cruiser in my midlife crisis convertible

Wait, which one is Pink?

Kinda zoned out for a bit, but really pleasant listen. Last track in particular was great. But, in general, it just kind of washed over me and didn’t leave THAT much of an impression.

Jazz!

Clearly exceptionally influential. Really hits hard too, even on a first listen. Classic for a reason!

Goes harder than expected, but also mostly just covers. Wish there was more original material (The Witch slaps)

I still just don't like Moonchild. It's way too loose for my taste. That said, the rest of it? Gold.

Less a band and more a group of people playing on top of each other. At its best it’s technically gifted blues rock, at its worst it’s terrible jazz. Also the singing, when relevant, is often just bad.

Yeah, this rocks.

Basically two distinct albums. Speakerboxxx is consistently very good, but mostly didn't stand out to me to be honest. The Love Below isn't a hip hop album -- it's also probably got the record's highest highs and lowest lows. Overall, I'd say the album is like a 7/10... but Outkast has better.

This one really grew on me as I listened. I’ll need to return to it to see if I like it even more!

Mostly boring as hell. No clue why it's on this list. Turn is a nice song, though.

An album to fall into. It just oozes feeling and vibes (albeit, usually melancholy). Absolutely loved it.

There’s no denying he’s one of the GOAT storytellers, but I just personally like some more song-to-song variation on an album. It’s a weird one where I just didn’t connect with it, but I can see why it’d be a favorite for a lot of people.

It's fine. Had fun moments, but overall felt like an impression of the blues.

Classic, obviously. Just very well done!

Holy vocal harmonies. Not at all what I expected but this was really cool!

What the hell is this album cover lmao don't hate it, but it just isn't doing much for me. Seems like inoffensive wedding music

This album is a bass player's dream. Really liked it!

Basically every song was too long. Good grooves though.

I don't know that I've heard many albums age better than this. Would guess it came out 5-10 years later than it did.

It's perfectly pleasant. Clearly talented musicians, and some moments really stick out, but overall it's just kind of mid.

I mean, it’s Rumours.

The instrumentation rips. Unfortunately Morrisey sucks at singing. Still a great listen though.

A fun indie rock album, but not much more to me.

Couldn’t decide whether this was a 4 or 5, but it was a unique enough listen I have it the nod. Very full sound, and unique textures ESPECIALLY for the eighties.

Fun instrumentals at times, but most of the time it’s by the numbers blues rock with horrible singing. By the scale of this list, that’s a 1.

Queen is typically considered a singles band, but this is still a great album! Songs like '39 are underrated.

Straight gas, start to finish.

Pretty neat.

Pretty repetitive, but also hits really hard. Great gym music.

Great album! Especially from a band not considered an “album band”

Fun prog rock, could’ve hit harder though.

Really really mid. Did nothing for me, some fun riffs prevent it from being a 1.