1001 Albums Summary

Groovy

American Girl >>>> Otherwise the rest is ok, not a huge fan of the vocals in some areas.

Didn’t blow me away but wasn’t offensive.

It’s got Jump, man.

Solid riffs, Layla in its original forme

I’m sure it was influential, but it honestly sounds like elevator music. Maybe culture and time didn’t do it much favors there.

Grimy and stanky

Kicks your ass off the bat with DRC and then Beth hits you in the feelings kidneys

I don’t really get it

It’s good jazz, i didn’t know when the album finished and other songs started the shuffle though.

Multi-generational, gritty, inspiring, and just good music.

The first track was crazy with headphones and the last track was crazy with headphones but more cat sounds and fart noises.

Touch me would’ve made it a 5

I get this is probably the birth of techno that i know and love but it’s just not super fun to listen to.

Good anthems, catchy tunes, an overall melancholic but hopeful tone to the album in wake of one of our greatest disasters and eventual triumphs.

Some bangers, i felt the groove, not something I’d go back to super frequently.

I mess with this. Good lyrics, solid and interesting production. Could use some catchier hits i think, but overall it was fun to listen to.

I actually really fw the beastie boys

It was tough to listen to some of it - a little bit too prog for my taste at the first song. But then it kind of grew on me.

Very glad i got to listen to an entire Jay Z album. Good beats, good lyrics, i am way too white to listen to this regularly.

Nothing i was too super hyped about on this one.

It’s Elvis baby

My first Beatles album on here. It’s catchy, it’s interesting, and it’s actually pretty calming.

Jazzy, fun live parts, classic music, and i gotta share it with everyone.

A little too much weird for me

Cool sounds, but not something I’d listen to every day

Nice - lots of sex noises though.

It was very ethereal and artsy.

It’s going straight to Kiel

It’s very free form, but i prefer some tighter music for stuff other than background work music

First Alice In Chains album, i love how gritty it is. It’s haunting and heavy but not in an obnoxious screamy kind of way.

Classic rock at its most classic

A lot like the last one, some British pop rock. Not too offensive.

I don’t think so buddy. It’s just odd and not quite what I’m looking for in an album right now.

Hell yeah. Huge iron.

Seven seas carry this one, but the other tunes are classic Queen and always a joy to listen to.

It was aight

Really exceptional songwriting. Melancholy and poetic. Good tunes.

Tainted Love carried this but I had to draw the line at Sex Dwarf.

Difficult to put down at the start, and then finishes with one of the best songs ever written.

Had a recognizable tune, some good riffs, some of the background talking was weird.

Suck daddy

My sources tell me that they are the robots

Legendary riffs by a legendary guitarist.

Good tunes, i really mess with Joni

Chill tunes, and a huge hit to kick it off.

I really like the grooves on this album and gives me all the 80s pop feels that i didn’t know i wanted. Pleasantly surprised by this one.

Some cool tunes, good background music for work or chores.

Cry more libs

Interesting to see how these beginning tunes evolved into some of the massive hits Eminem put out in later works. Also interesting to hear some of the reviews on this album. Lots of praise for the beats, flow, technique, and general musical talent presented on this album. And in the same breath, a one star review solely due to the themes presented in the lyrics. If Eminem was rapping about rainbows and butterflies, would that evolve this from a one star to a four or five star album for these people? I’d posit that it would take away from the project. To me it doesn’t seem like he is advocating for violence but rather the opposite as this album is seeped in satire and mockery. I wouldn’t pretend to have deeply researched this album, but my thoughts now are that if you’re primary issue with the album is the harsh and offensive lyrics, you didn’t really get the point of the project.

Catchy tunes and hits that I’ve heard before - but didn’t know the name. Now I do.

The whamola goes crazy in this one.

Pretty good rock from a group i haven’t heard of before. Also the band name and album name are both very cool.

Anything less is a crime. Banger after banger - no matter how overplayed.

It’s challenging to rate an album with two of my favorite songs on it any lower than 5 stars. Even more challenging to go any less for the genius of The Beach Boys at their best. Nothing else quite like it.

Came into this one knowing one song, came out of it enjoying a lot of them. We Got The Beat surprisingly was not my clear favorite on here, which was a pleasant surprise.

Beautiful vocals, right up my alley kind of country, pleasant surprises. This one i might need to buy for my collection.

Kind of forgetful tunes, not offensive though - it was average to listen to.

Can’t go wrong with Led Zeppelin, some iconic songs and vibes.

I liked some of the tunes, i think they were more in the background - none stood out to me as particularly notable. But the vibes are there.

A lot of fun tunes with good writing and vibes, but a lot of it just sounded too same-y to me. My Generation the extended version really rocked hard though.

A very relaxing but also at times melancholy album. I like the melodies and production, and Neil’s unique vocals. Would listen again.

A pretty cool vibe from this one. It’s interesting and different from anything I’ve heard before. Would make a good movie soundtrack i feel like (if it hasn’t already been included in movies idk)

Ultra vibe-y, some great throwback features, and some super catchy songs. There are some annoying parts to it that i would not go back to though.

Groovy, classic, timeless, and a precursor for I’d think much greater things to come (idk i haven’t listened to a TON of MJ before).

I know this music wasnt made for me, but i still really like it.

Funny voice but i dig the vibes. Take me to this river again.

Solid tunes and hits that i didn’t know the origin of. I liked the production and the range of the songs on this one. Would live through the end of the world as we know it again.

Immaculate vibes on this one. I’m a fan of putting on some lofi music every once in a while, and this scratches that itch while also upping the production value and creativity to 11. It was so unique compared to the other albums I’ve listened to on this project so far, and definitely something i didn’t know i needed.

Enjoyable live rock album, i like the guitar artistry and some of the melodies in these songs. Always love to hear jumpin jack flash.

A newer one from this century… very happy to hear - good vibes on this but not very memorable.

Just such joy here in this album.

Eh was not really feeling these tracks. They dragged on a bit long for my taste and just didn’t give me much in return. Not poor but not up to par with the other albums so far.

It was good background music but not quite something i would listen to on a regular basis.

Incredible orchestral arrangements, dominating performances, and timeless writing by Jim Steinman. No wonder it is one of the best selling albums of all time - this one is for everyone.

I’m not sure i was the intended audience for this, but i was able to enjoy it anyways.

I liked the uniqueness of the songs and the overall vibe of the album.

I think R.E.M. definitely have their own particular vibe. The lyrics are so artsy but kind of nasally sung and every song on here vaguely sounds like something I’ve heard before - maybe being played at a mall. All that being said, i love that vibe.

I liked this one better than happy sad, but i think i need a break from Tim for a few months at least.

I did like the lyrics and vocals on this one but otherwise there wasn’t really any one song that stood out to me on the album.

Enter Sandman is the goat of this album, and really carries the whole gig. The rest of the songs aren’t offensive to listen to, but they don’t stack up - they play all of their cards on this one right from the start.

Three bangers and the rest is not too bad.

When they try to make actual music - it’s not bad (Human Cannonball), but way too much of this album is not quite right. Some of it actively hurts to listen to.

Chill electronic music that isn’t really challenging or particularly memorable, but it’s easy to digest.

An odd no-hits Beach Boys album that left me thinking it was kind of forgettable. Still some good writing and production though, as is customary from the group.

Classic grooves. Actually iconic music and lives up to every bit of hype it receives.

Chill vibes, good tunes. Only gripe is a lot of them blend together, but that also gives the album a very consistent feel.

Some interesting tunes, i liked the production and uniqueness of these songs. There weren’t any that particularly stood out to me, seemed like generic pop/rock, but it was enjoyable to listen to.

Really compelling grungy pop rock. I liked a lot of the riffs and vocal performances by Harvey. Only issue was that there wasn’t a whole lot that stuck in my memory from the album, but maybe the lack of a catchy tune is not so much a bad thing.

Some 96 tears old 60s vibes on here but nothing that really got me too interested.

I haven’t listened to Elvis Costello much before, and that’s the joy of this project. This album was fun and upbeat and really surpassed my expectations. It didn’t overstay its welcome either, was just an overall pleasure.

There are good songs and some that I’d probably skip next time. But the tunes, influence, and snoop carry this to one of the top hip hop albums I’ve heard. Regarding the lyrics, yeah they’re pretty offensive to listen to at times, but i think that’s just how art is sometimes, it’s meant to be challenging.

I did like a few of the beats and lyrics on this one. Doesn’t have the weight of a lot of the other more mainstream hip hop album hits that I’ve heard from this time, but it holds its own well.

The context around this album is obviously really important. Probably the most consequential and famous live album of all time. However, without knowing any of the history here, the songs very much hold up on their own merit. Unapologetic, art-forward, and uniquely their own - this is what music is about.

Lots to like here, and a lot i probably wouldn’t single out to listen to again on repeat. I enjoyed the production and the vocals, and the calm vibes were very welcome (although not all of the topics were peaceful and calm, the music remained fairly so). It sounds like music for a fancy dinner party or inner reflection.

Groovy and moody and just all around a good vibe. I could see myself rocking out to this on the regular.

Maybe it’s because it took me weeks to get through it but i didn’t think there was all that too special on here. Might be worth coming back to.

Absolutely not anything that i would’ve found myself or chose to listen to outside of a project like this. However, it really holds its own as a unique sound. The guitar on here is what spoke to me the most, as i couldn’t relate much to the lyrics here - but was able to surmise something from the beautifully haunting progressions.

An unapologetically crushing album. Sick riffs, great vocals, and really makes you think about the circumstances and history surrounding its creation. Truly an artifact, but also fun to listen to.

Drugs are a hell of a thing, huh?

Pretty groovy beats and good lyrics. I didn’t think there was much to write home about but really did enjoy it.

For sure bopped along with some of these tunes - the vibes were good.

Not really a fan of the 15 minute mega-songs. Feels like it pigeonholes the tunes into “background music”. That being said, it was an enjoyable listen otherwise. I like this guy’s mustache.

Amazed that all of these hits are in one album. Even some of my favorite songs by CCR that weren’t massive hits (Run Through the Jungle) show up here. Just great vibes and tunes, iconic songs all the way around.

Pretty unique rock songs. Missing a few catchier lyrics and hooks, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I just wanted something more memorable from this to hold on to. The album cover art is pretty dope tho.

I definitely lean towards this kind of music as one of my favorite genres. Dusty does a good job and there’s a lot of strong covers in here. Wanted a bit more variety out of it, but overall was happy i listened.

Pretty groovy damn

I actually really enjoyed this much more than I thought i would. Bongo Bong all day long.

He’s just a goofy guy!

I miss my wife now (I’ve never been married)

Great flow and great nutritional tips and tricks

Exceptional flow and catchy hooks make this a certified hood classic

I love some of the chord progressions on this and the guitar work. Just very calming and folksy.

Gotta give it at least a 4 star for style points and just overall iconic sounds. Ozzy was a master at his craft, will never be another artist like him.

Not much more than more than a feeling but it’s enough

Not really my thing, i can appreciate the sound though - it’s not quite like anything else out there.

Great riffs and a huge hit in Sunshine - one of my favorite guitar focused songs (shoutout to guitar hero on the Wii). Glad i got a chance to experience this album in it’s entirety.

I’ve heard of Kings of Leon before, but never really dove into their music. I think listening to this album has convinced me to do so. It was really great to listen to with some recognizable tunes and some things that should’ve definitely come up in my algorithm before.

Knows exactly what it wants to be and executes it well. Very pleasing to listen to pop country album, and sometimes that’s all i need.

I do like this version of Elvis - Suspicious Minds is for sure one of my favorite of his songs. And this version slaps pretty hard. Others on here like Kentucky Rain really just hit right for me.

A perfect album for our day and age. Yes it’s offensive, rough, misogynistic and homophobic and all of that. But it also teaches an important lesson - sometimes we’re gonna get offended by something and that’s ok. Doesn’t mean it’s evil, doesn’t mean it’s going to harm us or harm our children, or harm our church. If you’re offended by it, you give it a 1, call it bad and move on no worse for wear (other then the time it spent to engage with it - which you may decide to never do again). It doesn’t need to be banned or silenced or otherwise taken action against. You call it bad if that’s how you feel, and move on with your life. There are people who disagree with you, and that’s ok too. I guess what I’m saying is it’s great we all get to have our own opinions here. And the world needs to learn something from it and chill the hell out. Also Em has got it, but i can’t handle some of these skits.

There are some classic tunes on here and the album as a whole was really pleasing to listen to.

No huge standout songs for me on this album, but overall it was pretty pleasant to listen to. I was looking for a bit more memorable tunes though.

I’ve got to slightly disagree with the dude. Take it easy is a bop and i won’t be convinced otherwise. The rest i can probably do without listening to again though.

Listened to it while playing a game of MTG commander, pretty chill vibes.

I love how at the end of Voodoo Chile you get a little applause and some chatter from the audience of that recording. If that was a live performance today it would be the biggest pop of all time. That’s how iconic and mind boggling some of the tunes are on here. There is some… interesting stuff that feels kind of like filler on here. But when you get to the good stuff, it’s good.

Some iconic songs on here and overall a good listen.

No clue what this guy did, but damn this music is right up my alley. Each song is jam packed with grooves, i can only imagine the energy in this club during the live recording. It had me dancing along doing my laundry and cleaning the kitchen - really good stuff.

I liked a lot of this. Just classy tunes that don’t go too crazy and leave you feeling happy and hopeful.

Really chill tunes, i could see myself listening to this making breakfast on a regular basis or something

Second Metallica album I’ve gotten on here and it sounds so similar to the first. Most of the songs on here are more than listenable, but i wanted more out of it.

Groovy as heck

Sweet Talkin Woman is one of my favorite songs of all time, and Turn to Stone/Mr. Blue Sky are all time hits as well. Those three I think catapult this album to 5 stars regardless, but I also think that ELO doesn’t get enough appreciation for their impact as a whole. The songwriting, production, performances, and just general vibes of this album I think are all attributed to the genius minds behind one of the most iconic and influential bands of all time.

Pretty groovy, liked the overall vibe of this one. Wouldn’t probably go back to it so frequently, but it was enjoyable for a first listen.

Ok so F my ears i guess why don’t you.

Pretty pleasing to listen to, but i did just get an auditory nightmare for my last album so anything would’ve been cleansing. Good background and thinking music.

Decent tunes, a bit overrated it sounds like but i enjoyed it for the most part.

Really good tunes, love the emo rock vibes on here. Will listen to again.

I actually enjoyed the vibes on this one. Interesting melodies, a wide range of sounds, and an old school cool feel.

Not bad tunes in my opinion. I liked the lyrics and some of the beats as well. Nothing stood out in particular, but i enjoyed the listen.

RIP Ozzy, but forever grateful for this masterpiece. Incredible and influential tunes beyond belief. Truly too much success for one lifetime.

Really unique and easy/fun to listen to these tunes. Personally haven’t heard much of this sound in recently released albums, enjoyed pretty much every song on here. Will start listening to more of Kiwanuka’s work after this, so a five star album in my eyes.

“It’s alright, i guess”

Really like the beats and flow of a lot of this album. Hate the inclusion of a track that is just sex noises - but that’s art i guess? Probably would’ve pushed towards a 4 if some of this was trimmed down, but as an entire album experience that fluff brings it a bit down in my opinion.

Really groovy, really interesting, unlike anything I’ve heard before and loved every second.

Pretty groovy but not a bunch of standouts on here, individually or as a whole.

A couple of certified bangers on here, and then a couple of things i could’ve done without (the old people? Maybe that’s critical to the album and I’m just too dumb but i didn’t like it). Anywho, nice job Art and Paul.

Interesting tunes, but not really my style. I felt flashes of something that I’d want to go back to but overall wasn’t hooked by this.

“Today’s Tom Sawyer’s not taught in school, it says the N-word and that’s not cool”

Some of my favorite Beatles music on this one, however it does drag on a bit in places and some of the songs on here (looking at you number 9 number 9 number 9) can barely be categorized as music. I don’t know if it was worthy of inspiring a series of murders, but it was worth a listen.

Super groovy, super clean production, and just overall a really interesting listen. I wasn’t really hooked until i listened to Roads early in the morning at an empty office and felt some kind of something.

I liked a lot of the grooves on here. Not offensive to listen to, but also not extremely interesting either. I asked myself a few times why this album sounded like the intro to one of those educational TV shows you watched on vhs when the substitute teacher was in. I like Deacon Blues though.

Wasn’t all terrible, there were some good choruses and vibes in here. There just was too much that wasn’t particularly interesting, and that made it drag on too long.

These are tougher albums to rate, as there was a lot i liked on here, it just wasn’t as recognizable of an album. I don’t think I’d revisit these tunes, but it was a good one-time listen.

Decent vibes in my opinion, not much I’d revisit but it was a good one-time listen for a band I’ve never heard of before.

Hell yeah. Michael Jackson might’ve been a bad man at times, but his music is good.

Returning back to rating these, and can’t really go wrong with AC/DC. Always consistently good, but also not surprising in any way - so no “wow” factor here either. Enjoyed the tunes though.

Honestly this one hurt my ears sometimes, but it was also pretty cool.

This is, in fact, The Real Thing.

Good hits and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Which it’s very much welcome in my playlists.

Not my thing, just couldn’t get into these tunes for some reason.

Groovy as heck, a little shocking some of the lyrics though but it’s chill i guess.

That false start track was very indicative of the whole album. I wanted to tell the cramps to gtfo of my ears.

I’m given 5 points of bardic inspiration from listening to this, so i provide 5 stars. I get why so many people hate on this album, it’s really not easy to get through to the meaning of these lyrics, and the groove is sometimes best described as medieval. But by the meadowlarks and monkeys and stuff, there isn’t anything else like this music. The melodies are haunting and happy and sad and exciting throughout. I have no clue how Joanna can perform any of these epic poems live and remember all the lyrics and stories and interwoven metaphors. It’s dense, it’s unusual, but it’s 110% worth sticking with and giving a chance.

Solid groovy tunes - pretty enjoyable, but wouldn’t revisit super often.

Decent vibes on here and i was pleasantly surprised. The opening song really caught my attention and then the rest wasn’t too bad to jam to.

Pretty chill and good background music to vibe to at work or reading.

Good and groovy, solid beats and overall a great vibe on this one. I loved the vocals and some of the solos on here.

These riffs man, can’t get enough.

Right after Iron Maiden, i think it’s a minor step down for my tastes specifically, but i still enjoyed a lot that this album had to offer.

I’d rather listen to Louis Armstrong i think.

Immigrant Song carries a lot of this album, but the rest was still pretty enjoyable to listen to.

I do think the country elements of this album helped it a lot for me. I wasn’t particularly impressed by the singing on here, but i love a good cowboy tune (of which this kind of sort of delivered).

Grating and punky and rocky and just awesome.

The title track goes so hard and honestly could’ve done without much of the rest.

A lot of this album came out of nowhere to impress me. I was not expecting much, so when i got some really great vocals and production, along with deceptively catchy hooks and vibes - it was a good surprise. I think there were times when it dragged on a bit for me, but i still really liked it and will revisit.

Two heavy hitters carry this album in Monday Morning and California Dreaming. And that might just be enough.

Decent melodies, but a lot of the same on here. I can see why this would be a lot of peoples’ favorite, but I have a hard time rating this in my top tier.

Till the day I die

This one is fun. Great jazzy and also hard tf hitting tunes. Runs a little long in some places for my liking, but for the most part I couldn’t get enough.

This album was not made for me, and that’s ok. But i also didn’t really enjoy it, and that should be ok too.

I was a big fan of this one from top to bottom. Really well produced for a live album, and Cooke just displays so much charisma through the entire performance.

Good vibes good beats good lyrics. It’s good.

Some really intriguing tunes and then some that were a bit too weird for my taste. Overall i enjoyed the experience, but probably would cherry pick a few specific songs for a next listen.

Decent rock tunes, but the vocals are not my jam.

Actually some straight banger work and chill music. Not always the mood, but this goes hard for people that need no-lyrics lo fi music to study or grind to.

An iconic voice that was gone too soon. Really carries the album with a performance and voice that can’t be replicated. However it gets a bit same-y for me after a few songs.

I think the biggest hit on here is Hello, and really the song I heard the most in the wild from this album. However it is not at all the headliner for me when lined up to the rest of the songs. I was incredibly surprised by how good the other songs were on here that weren’t massive commercial hits. Just great vocals, great production, great pop.

Had some decent licks in it but otherwise ended up relatively forgettable

Really vibed with the first song, and then the rest flew by in a more forgettable fashion. Likely one i won’t go back to.

No matter what really happened with this dude, these songs are certified bangers.

Sympathy carries a lot of this album, but for me it’s enough to put it up there as an above-average one for sure.

Awesome hard rock songs. Smoke on the Water is probably the only Deep Purple tune I listened much to before, but this album really opened up my eyes to how many bangers they’ve got.

It’s the Beatles, it’s good, and it’s also exactly what i was expecting.

Silly goofy songs for silly goofy guys. Also what the heck was this that I just listened to.

It’s aight i guess

Decent pop tunes, i love a bit of Coldplay in my playlists - just consistently listenable songs.

My first full length album experience with Ska and it was not too bad. I enjoyed a lot of the sounds on here and it made for good working music.

There were some very specific parts of this that i enjoyed and thought were listenable. And then there was the rest of it.

Imagine is a pretty decent tune at the start, but the rest didn’t really excite me. It was thoroughly listenable though.

Some raw rock power on here.

There are some really iconic songs on this one and that really drove up the interest in it for me. However, outside of that I’ve never been a huge Bowie fan, and the lesser known parts of this album didn’t really change that for me.

Through this album I found a song from my childhood that I’d forgot about a long time ago (Today). The rest of the album was a strong showing, but that feeling of finding a single hit that used to be a regular from long ago really worked for me.

I do really like these oldies albums. Just something about their charm and simplicity that is really refreshing after listening to some 3 hour long high concept art piece.

There are more than a few songs on here where I’m truly questioning if Dylan’s vocal performance is supposed to be a joke. The album is listenable, and I’m sure has its audience, but that audience isn’t me.

I enjoyed a lot of this one. I think the vocals and the overall production were pleasantly surprising. I’d come back and listen more.

Really solid pop music with some massive hits mixed in. Really enjoyed the whole project, even though this genre isn’t one I prefer to have on repeat.

Groovetastic

Really some solid hip hop tracks on here. My first full length album experience with Lauryn Hill and it really didn’t disappoint. Her vocals are top notch and for me the highlight of the album when she’s on the mic.

This album just seemed to fly by for me without much that was super interesting or really hooked me. It wasn’t hard to listen to or offensive in any way, but i didn’t leave it with much that was memorable.

Soooooo groovy and just great overall vibes. Love it.

Really worked best for me as some background music. Didn’t engage much with this album, but it was pleasant to listen to.

I enjoyed quite a bit of this album, by some people i haven’t heard of before (but probably should’ve). Thanks to this project for broadening my horizons!

I enjoyed a good bit of this album, but it all blended together in the end for me. Not much stood out in particular but i found myself enjoying a lot of the melodies.

Good samples, good flow, good lyrics. Just overall pretty good, although not my usual choice for regular listening.

So i feel like I’ve had a larger than normal concentration of Tim Buckley in my first 250 albums, and i was not really interested by any of his previous works. So I was coming into this one thinking “ugh, not again” - but left really pleasantly surprised. This one doesn’t seem a lot like his other albums on this list, and it works for me. Really groovy tunes and just songs that were more my speed.

Good tunes good vibes all around. BRB gonna go run for a 2nd term.

Banger after banger. No wonder this one ends up on the top of so many “best albums of all time” lists. Genuinely enjoyed and was surprised by each song on here.

Actually really enjoyed the songs on here. None of which I’ve heard before (that i know of). Great classic pop/rock that had me listening in the car, at work, while cooking, while cleaning, all over the place.

Solid folk tunes that were only amplified by listening to them while driving through the country.

Real MJ vibes on here. Loved the vocals, the production, and was surprised by the album as a whole.

An exercise in if we can separate the art from the artist. This is one of the best hip hop/rap albums I’ve heard, especially since starting this project. But it is hard to separate that from Kanye’s recent actions. I think at the end of the day it’s an objectively good album by an exceptionally troubled man.

Good production and interesting melodies made this one of the better albums on this list so far. Definitely deserves a slot here.

Really easy to listen to and I found myself grooving with a lot of the songs. Got a bit same-y by the end of the hour long runtime, but I was never put off by the easygoing jazzy and overall well performed songs.

Certainly not the worst album on this list, but i found this quite forgettable. Not much to hold on to in the listen, even if it wasn’t too bad to listen to.

It’s listenable, but there are so many other heavy metal bands in this style that i would 100% rather listen to. Probably won’t revisit much.

This is my jam. No notes - the nuke on the cover is fully earned.

Never was the largest Green Day fan, but listening to this iconic album all the way through was a treat. The hits hit, and the rest of it really shows the origin of something special and nostalgic.

Good Vibrations - always a bop. But the rest of this album just didn’t do it for me. Cute fun songs, but nothing that really caught my attention.

Some really interesting tunes on here that had good production and catchy melodies.

Decent tunes, but I’m a little Bowie’d out at this point

Groovy single, but couldn’t find the full album on my streaming service of choice.

One Bowie after another - i liked the hits on here but was a bit put off by the instrumental artsy pieces.

Pleasantly surprised by this project, some really strong rock songs that got me interested and kept me pretty satisfied.

Not a huge fan of 20 minute songs, but these weren’t at all bad to listen to.

Chill tunes that aren’t tough to listen to, but also didn’t blow me away.

Just some of the best music. Classic, timeless, hard af.

Just really well done tunes. Great to listen to and doesn’t ever really get old for me.

There was a little bit of filler on here in my opinion that could’ve been trimmed out, but the bangers on this album hit hard so it didn’t really matter.

Swingy! And this guy is a gigolo!

Exceptional live album with great tunes and a wild history.

Yeah i fw the boys

Even without the hits this was one of my favorite Stones albums, just because every song on it was consistently good. It could have used one of the big ones on it, however, to boost it into one of the best albums period.

There’s a lot of other rock/metal albums I’d probably reach for before this one. It wasn’t hard to listen to, but I didn’t really fall in love with it either.

Got to listen to this one while driving through the countryside. It was pretty great, just really calming tunes with great melodies and a great voice behind them.

Wasn’t fully feeling this one until Personal Jesus came on and just blew me away. Technically and creatively strong music, with some hits thrown in there too.

Bangin American tunes

Honestly I don’t get a lot of the hype around this group. The songs weren’t bad by any means - far from it. I just found it a bit forgettable. I’ve rated many albums on here high even if they had no big hits. But this underground rock just isn’t my jam, and without big songs to back it up, this one just falls into the mix of other good-not-great albums.

Not the biggest fan of Blur. The songs weren’t tough to listen to and had some catchy portions, but I was waiting for this one to just be over so I could move onto the next album. I think that since I was so ready to get through this, it diminished the overall experience. Might need to give it another shot in a future listen.

Really good music. I enjoyed the mix of generes and sounds on the entire record. Also - always good to get a full album under your belt of a group that you’ve heard a lot about, but never actually engaged with this closely before.

A little meh honestly. It was decent to listen to once in the background but i wouldn’t revisit regularly.

This just didn’t really catch on with me, and wasn’t my jam. It had some interesting sounds, but for the most part it was a little bit too artsy or experimental-feeling for me to fully enjoy.

Dang, super chill songs on here with some great vocal performances. Great to just walk on a sunny day with, or grab a drink on the patio and just have on in the background.

Idk kind of noisy and just not pleasant at times. I liked a few of the riffs.

No notes. Truly a masterpiece, fantastic and beautiful and classic love songs by one of the best to ever grace a record.

I wasn’t expecting a ton from both an album and band called “Garbage” but this was anything but garbage. Killer riffs and great lyrics, very pleasantly surprised.

Acceptable Brit pop that went on way too long.

Just could not bring myself to enjoy through this album. Nothing quite hooked me that well - although it wasn’t tough to listen to either.

Ready to go overthrow something

Some solid riffs and easy listening. About what i expected from another Hendrix album.

Just some super chill tunes, great production. Easy to listen to and interesting on top of it, really enjoyable.

Eh, just some run of the mill Brit pop that I’ve heard a bajilion times on here.

I’d like to shake the hand of whoever gave Fred Durst a platform and thank them.

Powerful stuff

Just really good stuff, and that one sad song i wouldn’t know the name of but could recognize anywhere is on here, so that’s cool.