1001 Albums Summary

Amy's voice has always been magical to me, and on 'Back to Black' she shows up like a heavy-hitter, showcasing probably her best work ever. Quality-wise a really consistent record, while being a quite diverse, yet well-built-up album with excellent producing. Basically half of the songs are amazing, and the rest are still decent, which makes this a no-brainer 5. My highlights are 'Rehab', 'You Know I'm No Good', 'Back to Black', 'Love Is a Losing Game', 'Tears Dry On Their Own' and 'He Can Only Hold Her'.

Stevie Wonder is really good, man. 'Innervisions' is definitely a good album: a great bland of funk and soul. Great instrumentals, excellent vocal range. Just a bit too inconsistent for me. The songs I liked, I liked them a lot, but a couple of tunes were not great for me. And yet, I just feel like I have to give this one a 5, because it's just such an insanely well-done album with huge bangers. My highlights are 'Too High', 'Living For The City'(!!), 'Higher Ground', and 'Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing' and 'He's Misstra Know-It-All'.

First time that I seriously listen to The Beatles, and I was absolutely not let down. It's actually crazy how good this album sounds even today, considering that it's 60 years old. And to think that this is apparently not even one of their best albums... mental!

A bit of a tiring one to listen to with 75 minutes and several interludes, but it is definitely a good album.