1001 Albums Summary

Funky. Fresh. Futuristic. But also nostalgic. I’d play this album for the aliens.

Makes me want to get up and move. Full of soul and rhythm. Those family harmonies are tight.

Jazzy and soulful. Ella’s voice is so smooth, rich, and colourful. She really knows how to tell a story with her vocals. Her vibrato is delightful. Felt like I was in a posh jazz bar sipping a cocktail.

Not the genre I’d usually listen to, but I appreciate the catchy guitar riffs and gritty vocals. And of course Stairway to Heaven is iconic.

I don’t know if it’s because my frontal lobe is now fully developed, but I’m starting to enjoy jazz. So smooth and soft.

Original, eclectic, sometimes nonsensical. There is nobody like Björk. Her music reflects her creativity and her unique, poetic mind. I love the clarity and rasp in her voice, they both balance each other out well.

Wacky and wild. Bizarre beats. Repetitive. Weird vibes, but I appreciate how different it is. Don’t think I need to listen to this again, once is enough lol.

I often find punk rock overstimulating and aggressive. Like why are you so loud, and do you have anger issues? Not even singing in tune most of the time, and I don’t care for the unnecessarily long instrumentals. Also the lyrics are very questionable.

Oddly whimsical. Floaty falsetto. Makes me want to gather round a campfire with friends and chant and prance around.

Classic country. Dolly’s a great storyteller. Poetic and meaningful lyrics. I love her sweet, soulful voice. It’s tender, yet powerful.

The Beatles will always be groundbreaking and iconic. Not much more to say.

Funky, groovy, soulful. I love Tina’s powerful, raspy voice. Her lower register and higher register are equally strong.

Such a vibe. Funky and groovy, but also expressive and emotional. Really enjoyed this. Had me up and dancing. Love Marvin’s smooth, soulful voice. Also love the background harmonies/adlibs and jazzy instrumentals. Gospel energy. Meaningful lyrics.

A lot going on, I was overwhelmed. Speedy, snappy, and aggressive. Why so much shouting? Not a tuneful melody in sight. Not my thing personally, too hardcore lol. Glad it was short.

Some wacky, random instrumentals. Fun though. Vocals are a bit… flat? Monotone and repetitive. Wish I could have experienced clubbing in the 80s. Probs would have liked this album more if I was older.

Bizarre in an endearing way. Repetitive in an annoying way. A couple cool beats, but won’t need to listen to this twice.

This album surprised me. I like the catchy guitar riffs and layered harmonies in the background. Also the fact that there’s an actual tune and melody (as opposed to just loud noise lol). Also appreciate that the songs aren’t too long or repetitive.

Felt like listening to a musical. Mostly intriguing, sometimes weird. The Beatles vibes. Great storytelling. Love the folk instrumentals and harmonies. Also the album cover looks like Ben Platt and Jonathan Groff lol.

Classic 80s synth pop. Catchy tunes. Not the best vocals but a unique sound.

Noisy. Constantly sounds like Jack’s voice is gonna break any second. Which isn’t surprising as he’s always shouting. Also sounds out of tune most of the time. Some catchy riffs and melodies, and a few mellow/quieter moments. Glad the songs are all quite short.

Man some of these songs are looong. Haven’t heard much like this before though. Refreshing perspective. Some unique sounds and beats, and funky samples. Found it to be monotonous at times, and the lyrics didn’t always make sense/rhymes were a bit odd lol.

This album surprised me. Has a bluesy and sometimes Western feel. Don’t really care for the vocals but liked how each song was really telling a story with the lyrics. Interesting and catchy instrumentals.

High energy, rhythmic flow. I like the pace. Loud though lol, bit much at times. Passionate lyrics, sometimes questionable. Eclectic instrumentals and wacky, weird beats.

Messy and monotonous. Sounds quite grating. Strange instrumentals. Not a fan of the nasally, sloppy vocals. Weird lyrics too lol.

Unlike anything else I’ve heard so far. Uniquely intriguing. Was hooked from the introduction. Big fan of the funky instrumentals and dissonant harmonies. Such a groovy, jungle-like vibe. Also has a nostalgic, dreamy feel that reminds me of summer.

Funky, upbeat. The Beatles vibes sometimes. I like the harmonies. Some odd instrumentals and sounds.

Seem ahead of their time. Nonsensical, poetic lyrics. Fresh perspective. Fun instrumentals. Eclectic, creative feel. Soulful elements. I like how distinctive this is.

Chill vibes. Love the harmonies. I like Gillian’s smooth but powerful vocals. She seems like an old soul. Appreciate the slower paced songs, makes me want to ponder my life. The more upbeat songs are fun, I like the twangy instrumentals. Bit repetitive and long at times.

Love how colourful this album is. Soulful and funky. Such a unique, fun sound. Coconut is wild but I lowkey live for it. Kinda getting Paul Simon vibes.

Dreamy. Really love the vibes. Can imagine playing this album in the summer, chilling in a car with the roof down, feeling the warm breeze. Love the production. Groovy beats. Cool synths. The melodies are so nice to listen to. Kinda giving a cross between Bob Dylan and Sam Fender. Songs are long but I don’t mind that, they keep me hooked. I will listen to this again.

Speak singing? Monotonous. I like the guitar though. Chilled out. Emotional lyrics.

Can’t beat the harmonies and that tight-knit sound. Funky, groovy. Revolutionary.

This album is okay. Classic rhythm and blues. Soulful. I like his husky, gritty voice. Most of the songs are very short. The screaming was a bit distracting.

Pleasant to listen to. Folky and jazzy. Light and airy. I like the orchestral sections too. Poetic lyrics and smooth vocals. Makes me want to go for a walk in the forest. I can imagine some of these songs in a movie soundtrack.

This is okay. Bit slow, bit monotonous. Some cool instrumentals though. Decent voice but can be quite grating at times lol. Most of the songs are too looong.

I LOVE old school rhythm and blues. So much soul and passion. I love that the vocals are soft and smooth, yet gritty and powerful. The background harmonies are great. Catchy guitar riffs.

Their accents make everything funnier, can’t take it seriously. A lot of it is just talking. Too much repetition. I don’t like this album. Not much more to say haha.

A lot of shouting, a lot of repetition. Too long, loud and aggressive for me. Some of the guitar melodies are cool though.

Some bangers. Classic, catchy tunes. I like the melodies and husky vocals. Powerful lyrics.

A whole lot of randomness. The clashing sounds and odd melodies are off-putting. The minor chords are somewhat haunting. Soft vocals, but harsher/grating instrumentals. Also why are the vocals so often out of tune?

Raw and powerful lyrics. I enjoy the gospel elements and funky/jazzy moments. A lot of repetitive instrumentals and looped samples, which is typical of rap albums but still annoying at times lol.

The vocals are often annoying and out of tune lol. Some wacky sounds. Kind of futuristic. Strange. Bit repetitive. Also the songs are too long.

Don’t hate it but also don’t love it. Upbeat, high energy. Sometimes the shouting is a bit much. Some cool guitar riffs. Appreciate the lyrics of ‘Androgynous’ - definitely ahead of its time.

Woah a lot going on. Instrumentals are crazy and distracting. Questionable flow (a lot of just talking) and repetitive verses. Most of the lyrics don’t really make sense. The songs are looong.

I like the chilled vibes and slower pace. Makes a change. The guitar is catchy and fun. Vocals seem a bit flat / lack depth though.

Liked this more than I thought I would lol. Combo of rock, country and soul. Upbeat and lively but also mellow. I love the melodies, harmonies, and backing vocals. Cool lyrics. Also the songs are a good length, not too long.

Strange but endearing. Not sure how to feel about it all to be honest. Some of the songs are looong, and the vocals are quite drawn out and whiny. Would have been cool to have more riffs instead of mostly straight tones. Some fun instrumentals and backing vocals. Some dissonant harmonies which I enjoy. Kinda reminds me of a musical.

This was okay. Nice to have it just playing in the background. Felt like not much was going on, was just building up to something and never reached the peak.

I could only access one song for some reason, but it was unlike anything else I’ve heard. Fresh perspective. Spanish is a pretty language to listen to. I’m getting some Middle Eastern vibes from the vocals and production. The rapping is cool, nice flow.

Sounds messy and noisy. Too loud, too much shouting. I’m overstimulated. Don’t like the nasally, whiny vocals. Not for me.

Bit strange but also a slay. I like the expressive vocals. Lyrics can be quite crude but also fun.

Went on a whole journey. An eclectic mix of styles. Funky and unique. Bowie is his own genre. He knows how to tell a story. Full of soul. Felt like a musical. Quite a bit of repetition though.

Classic, unique. I appreciate the poetic lyrics. Nasal, gritty vocals. Somewhat grating.

So fast-paced, I felt like I needed to rush to go somewhere. Annoying vocals, reminded me of cartoon characters. Too loud, and a lot of the songs sounded very similar. Not my vibe. I need to take a break from the noise.

Chilled, soulful vibes. A lot of the songs sounded similar, but flowed well together. Tracy tells a good story. ‘Fast Car’ is obviously iconic.

These are some looong songs. I can imagine some of them as part of a movie soundtrack. Not my fave, but definitely different to a lot of other stuff I’ve heard.

Expected this to be country, but it’s more like hippie soul/rock. Repetitive but not too boring. Feel a bit like I’m in a trance. If I went to a musical festival and they were there, I’d be intrigued and stay for a couple songs, but not for the whole set.

A looong album. Not my fave but also didn’t hate it. I like how it was experimental and some of the pop elements were fun. I think Madonna has better albums though.

Smells Like Teen Spirit is iconic of course. I like Kurt’s harsh, gritty vocals. So much personality and colour. Some catchy guitar riffs and sick drums. Sometimes a bit repetitive. Some strange lyrics lol.

A unique, raspy voice. I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. A fusion of rock, folk, and soul.

Eclectic, random. A bunch of noise. A couple cool instrumentals, but some really annoying, piercing sounds that were distracting. Grating vocals.

Iggy’s voice can be oddly soft and bright, but it can also be gritty and harsh. A lot of personality. Some catchy guitar riffs. Not my fave, but definitely unique.

Pure soul. So much passion and power. Nina was, and will always be, one of the all time greats. Not much more to say.

Steven’s voice is crazy, sounds like it must constantly hurt, I don’t know how he hasn’t completely lost it by now. Some catchy beats and guitar riffs.

A mid album for me. There are some bangers, and some I’d skip past. Definitely some catchy tunes though.

Dreamy and strong. Unique and edgy. Some cool vocals and instrumentals.

Lively and funky. I like the harmonies and groovy instrumentals. A classic feel like a musical.

Cool vibe. Different to what I’d usually listen to. New perspective. Smooth vocals and funky instrumentals. Upbeat, with powerful lyrics.

Funky. More jazzy and bluesy than I thought it would be. Enjoy the lively instrumentals and tempo. Harsh vocals that are sometimes grating, but suit the genre. Rough and powerful.

Songs are looong and quite drawn out. Slow tempo but also lively. Pretty chill throughout, no big beat drops. Some wacky instrumentals.

Great storyteller. Reminds me of Dolly. So country. Some of the rhymes were funny and clever. Not usually my fave genre, but I enjoyed listening to something different.

Noisy. Vocals are quite shrill and grating. Repetitive instrumentals and lyrics.

Jazz is intriguing and somewhat chaotic. I like that it doesn’t follow the rules. Good to have on in the background. Take Five is my fave track.

Repetitive. Cohesive, but a lot sounded very similar. Catchy choruses. Pleasant to listen to but not the most memorable.

Feels like a fever dream. Makes me want to go on holiday. Reggae vibes. A bit all over the place. Monotonous, whiny vocals that don’t really match the rhythmic, funky instrumentals.

Progressive. Before it’s time. Powerful, poetic lyrics. Some unusual instrumentals. Sonically intriguing.

What’s with these fuck ass beats and odd flows lol. I feel like they used long words because they thought it would be impressive, but most of these lyrics don’t really make sense. Also they’re definitely misogynistic.

The Beatles vibes. Soulful, psychedelic sound. This would be cool to listen to while high. Fun and energetic. Quirky, odd storytelling. Typically British, which I love.

Sick production. I feel hyped. Futuristic and powerful. I like the resonant, strong vocals. A solid, cohesive album. Enjoyed this more than I thought I would.

Classic folk. I can’t believe Bob was only 22 when he released this album. He has an old soul and such a mature, gravelly voice. A lot of personality and a good storyteller. Most of the songs sound a bit samey though. And that harmonica is definitely… loud.

Groovy, funky, full of soul. Passionate and lively. Obviously iconic.

Never really understood the hype. Feels like I’m in space. A few funky, futuristic sounds but kind of odd. Not very cohesive and the songs are long and dragged out.

Some cool tunes. I can imagine most of these songs being in a movie soundtrack. Gritty vocals and catchy guitar riffs. Sound is consistent throughout but can get quite repetitive and monotonous.

Some looong songs but I don’t even hate it because the album was a vibe. Obviously indie. Would be cool to listen to while high. Quite repetitive but felt like listening to mantras. Definitely interesting to listen to.

Liked this more than I thought I would. Eclectic, unique sound. Cool production. Interesting to listen to. I like the dreamy, echoey vocals too. Quite repetitive though, and not very cohesive.

Different to what I’d usually listen to. Odd instrumentals. Vocals are repetitive and equally as weird. Looong songs.

Fun, upbeat album. ‘Alright’ is iconic. Bright and playful. Classic Brit sound. Gritty vocals.

Country rock is fun and upbeat. Most songs sounded the same though, not much variety.

Big fan of the tight harmonies and soulful elements. The Beatles are obviously iconic and have so many catchy songs.

Some absolute bangers. A great, solid album. Mr Brightside might as well be the UK’s national anthem.

This is so country it’s almost comical. Seems like a different language. They sure love their strings. A lot sounds the same. Don’t hate this album, it’s just not my fave. And way too long.

Haunting and depressing. Reminds me of spoken word poetry, but not very tuneful or rhythmic. Rather strange and random. Too long. Not my thing.

Was not expecting these jazzy vibes. Expressive, colourful vocals. I love the dissonant harmonies and layered backing vocals. Soulful. Reminds me of a musical and makes me want to dance. The songs are long but not boring.

Powerful, introspective lyrics. Dreamy yet strong vocals. The instrumentals are so catchy too. I can imagine most of these songs being in a coming-of-age movie. Felt quite uplifting, like worship music lol. Really like this album.

Seems like each song could be on a different album. Eclectic mixture of sounds. Made me want to dance and cry simultaneously.

Vocals are so nasal and grating, but typically British. Annoyingly catchy. Playful lyrics.

Eerie vibes. ‘I Want You Now’ is straight up creepy. Some cool synths but all sounds a bit samey. Monotone vocals. Too long, got a bit bored.

Bit random and strange. A lot sounded the same. Songs are quite short but there are a lot of them. Good to just put on in the background, but not my fave.

Sounds like I thought it would. Hypnotic, psychedelic. Simultaneously soothes me and wakes me up. Makes me want to meditate and zone out. A lot going on but I don’t mind it, it’s quite cool actually.

A bunch of mismatched, jumbled sounds and concepts that don’t flow and seem nonsensical. Unpleasant to listen to. Not my thing.

An intriguing fusion of jazz and electronic. Groovy. Good to have on as background music.

Heavy and messy. Vocals are not the best.

A crossover of rap and rock, quite a cool concept. The songs are long and loud. Questionable lyrics.

Groovy, bright sound. I like the soulful vocals and funky instrumentals. They’re like the American version of the Arctic Monkeys mixed with Hozier.

Meh. Some powerful lyrics, some questionable lyrics. Just a bit odd, weird flow and beats. Chaotic and too long, kinda zoned out after a while.

Full of soul and power. Funky and groovy. Smooth. Rich vocals. Classic blues.

Low, gravelly vocals and operatic backing vocals. Quite haunting. Strong, punchy instrumentals. Different to what I’ve heard before which is refreshing.

Groovy, rhythmic. Long af with some impressive guitar riffs. Zoned out after a while and everything started to sound similar.

Mid vocals, like speak-singing. Doesn’t really match the funky instrumentals. Simultaneously calm and energetic. Some weird lyrics. Feels like a fever dream musical.

Playfully chaotic and fun. Unlike anything else I’ve heard so far. A melting pot of eclectic and unique sounds and genres.

Repetitive and annoying. Never really got the hype. Maybe I need to be drunk or high. The only song I can somewhat stand is Praise You.

This is so my vibe. Reminds me of Solange, SZA and Banks. Soulful and seductive. Dreamy, smooth vocals and harmonies. Sick beats.

Can’t really go wrong with Coldplay. Lots of people say they are overrated, but they are talented, have a distinct sound, and know how to make hits. They are great at evoking emotions.

Some sinister, dissonant beats. Repetitive. Odd mixing, sometimes the instrumentals seem too loud and distract from the vocals. Probs won’t listen to this again.

This felt like a whole experience. I like the orchestral parts and softer elements. A lot of different styles in one looong album. Some heavy drum beats and crisp guitar riffs. Not really a fan of the nasal, whiny vocals.

Strange in a good way. The title is fitting; it really is happy sad. Quite drawn out and slow, with some wacky instrumentals.

Too aggressive and loud for me. Fast paced. Gravelly, rough vocals. Hurts my ears and probably hurt his throat.

This is okay, nothing special. Most songs sound similar. I think Elvis is a bit overrated. He sounds like a howling dog sometimes. Such a strong vibrato. Good rhythm though, soulful instrumentals.

So dreamy and delightful. Kacey’s vocals are so clear and piercing, she has such a pretty tone. Some lovely melodies. The lyrics tell a compelling story.

Energetic and chirpy. A light, fun classic that you can’t take too seriously.

Intro was immediately jarring. Bob loves a harmonica. I like it sometimes. Classic southern soul/rock sound.

Not what I’d usually listen to but I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I like the harmonies (bass goes crazy) and resonant vocals. Seems like an album that a crowd would sing along to. Makes me want to sit around a campfire and sing lol. Great storytelling.

A harsh but passionate sound. Rough vocals. Soulful instrumentals. High energy, they really went for it.

I had this on as background music. Quite slow paced. I prefer the songs with lyrics, they seem more interesting to me. A mixture of soft, lullaby-like sounds and futuristic, electronic sounds.

Blue-eyed soul is fun, great to move to. A whole lot of rhythm. Dusty has an endearing voice. Reminds me of Peggy Lee.

A slow start. An eclectic mix. Jazzy, bluesy, folky. Refreshingly different. Mumbles quite a bit but has a smooth tone.

Loud and attention grabbing. Haven’t heard much like this before and probably won’t need to listen to this again. Not sure how to feel about it. Definitely different and strange.

A classic. Sounds like a warm hug. Vocals are quite drawn out and dream-like.

Classic. Cool synths. Throaty vocals, not always in tune. Some great songs though, with catchy melodies.

Kendrick is a strong rapper with a sick flow. Some thought-provoking lyrics, some questionable lyrics. Cool beats.

Can imagine most of these songs being in an indie movie. Nasally vocals. Some songs sounds quite similar. Not bad though.

Nice to have on in the background. I find that most jazz is quite random and all over the place (doesn’t adhere to the typical ‘rules’ of instrumental music) but this is rhythmic and pleasant to listen to.

Tiny Dancer is obviously iconic. Don’t really listen to Elton much but he has some strong hits. Impactful. Most songs sound similar, but a cohesive album.

I like how intriguing this is. Such a unique sound, a mixture of different cultures. Full of soul and fun to listen to. I feel like I’m in Louisiana but also somewhere in Africa.

Repetitive. Lots of samples stuck together. Like getting a glimpse into the diaries of many different people. Don’t know if I love or hate it.

Good balance of gritty, high energy songs and melodic ballads. Not bad. Californication is my fave song from the album.

The Queen of Soul. I bow down to you. One of the all-time greats.

Random and strange. Repetitive. At times it sounds like the instrumentals are too loud and they are struggling to be heard over them. Some weird lyricism, some nonsensical. A lot of yelling out of tune, which is annoying.

This was okay. A random mix of sounds with strange lyrics. Didn’t really keep my attention. Quite repetitive.

This is like elevator music. Easy to zone out to. Orchestral and slow-paced. Most songs sounded similar. Not too bad but not my fave.

Fun and original. Diverse range of instrumentals and unique sounds. Not overly compelling but still cool.

Good flow and beats but the lyrics are not it. I really dislike how most rap from the 90s is misogynistic and/or homophobic.

If I were to separate the art from the artist for a sec, this album is very good. Shame he’s so problematic and controversial, as he is actually a talented rapper.

Harsh instrumentals and monotone vocals. Lots of repetition. Not particularly memorable.

Strange and intriguing jazz fusion. Haven’t heard much like this before. Refreshing and somewhat unsettling.

A fun album full of funk and soul. Made me want to dance. I love his raspy, rich voice. His passion shines through.

Can’t help but think about Disney. Sounds like another Disney soundtrack. I like the soulful/blues elements.

Obviously the title track is iconic. One of my fave songs. Classic synth-pop. Fluid and funky. Bit repetitive though.

Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. Chill and comforting.

A few catchy classics. Passionate and powerful. Some are less interesting.

Surprised at how much I liked this. Kept me engaged throughout. Smooth and hard at the same time. A solid album.

Not my fave of theirs but still a few bangers. Quite repetitive.

Wow people really have strong opinions about this album lol. I found it okay. Kinda depressing and woe is me, but also funky. Odd juxtaposition.

Random and overstimulating. A lot of conflicting sounds. This was a unique experience but I didn’t really enjoy it much.

Funky, fresh, unique. This felt like a breath of fresh air. Cool production. I enjoy the harmonies too.

I love this album. Soulful, smooth, sexy. A bit of fun.

One minute I’m rocking out, the next I’m dancing, the next I’m taken to church. A mixture of different vibes but all consistently loud.

Fun party vibes. Intriguing instrumentals, cool production. Kept me hooked. I love discovering different languages and cultures through music.

Atmospheric instrumentals, but the vocals seemed monotone and dull.

Off-putting vibes but in an intriguing and experimental way. Repetitive but felt like a sort of chant that drew me in. Cool production.

Funky and fun. A rich, colourful sound. Feels like summer and sunshine.

A solid album. Well produced. Good storytelling. Not particularly memorable for me though.

I just bloody love Paul Simon. Don’t even know why, I just do.

Reminds me of Bowie and Springsteen. A classic, timeless feeling. Great production, great energy.

A bit drawn out and slow, but calming and melodic. Reminds me a bit of Aurora.

Such a talented soul. She was born to be a performer. How grateful I am to have witnessed her special gift.

Such a distinctive sound. Theatrical and thrilling. A solid album.

I don’t get the hype, soz. Colourful and unique but also chaotic and noisy.

A classic and I respect it. Rest in peace Ozzy.

Cool instrumentals! But annoying, whiny vocals that I can’t get past lol.

Gives me Arctic Monkeys / The Libertines vibes with The Beatles-esque harmonies. Classic Brit rock sound.

Well that definitely wasn’t boring. A lot going on. Made me feel like I was in a movie. I like the theatrical vibes and dreamy harmonies. Reminds me of The Beatles and Elton John.

Years ago, I had a dream I was riding a golf buggy on the motorway and blasting ‘Highway to Hell.’ Can confirm I’d like to do that in real life too.

Bob’s voice has a very distinct tone but it can be quite grating. A lot of his songs sound samey and are very drawn out. Loves the harmonica doesn’t he?

Warbly, soft vocals. Mixing seems a bit off, some separation. Not my fave but has a dreamy quality which is quite cool.

Don’t really get the hype. Some funky instrumentals but annoying vocals. I feel like the 70s was full of cool beats and singers who couldn’t hold a tune.

I expected something really funky and soulful but instead I felt like I was in a weird fever dream.

This is what funk and soul is about. Makes me want to get up and move. A solid album with delicious harmonies and catchy melodies.

I was immediately like “nope.” Now I’ve finished the album and I’m still like “nope.”

Not really my jam (excuse the pun) but I appreciate the vibes and like some of the guitar riffs.

I loved this album. My fave genre. Love the funky vibes. Great harmonies. Raw power and passion. Kept me hooked throughout.

Unique crossover that I hadn’t heard of before. A lot going on. First half was intriguing but lost interest a bit towards the end. Too repetitive.

Big fan of both pop and R&B so I liked this. Great riffs, cool production, catchy melodies. Her throaty growls and vocals can sometimes be a bit grating but for the most part, I enjoy her tone.

“Hear my voice, hear my voice.” Okay but what if I don’t want to? Definitely prefer the instrumentals and production to the sub-par vocals.

A lot of five star reviews but I don’t get the hype. Too aggressive, depressing lyrics, kinda scary.

Cool production and synths. But why the f slur in the second track… :(

Didn’t know what to expect. Felt like I was in a trance for most of it (in a good way). I really like the funky vibes. Reminds me of Stevie Wonder. Some of the jazzy instrumentals are chaotic but I appreciate the unpredictability.

Funkier than I thought it would be. Not bad. Quite catchy and cool.

Really enjoyed this. Funky, feel-good tunes. Tight harmonies. Mix of country, rock, and soul. Very catchy.

The first line “I am a dull and simple lad” sums up men really. Reminded me of The Beatles, just sillier. Not too bad.

I enjoyed this. Upbeat and interesting. Could really feel the energy. Fun to dance along to.

Liked this more than I thought I would. Good old Southern rock. I like the bluesy elements.

Cool production and unique sound but not really my vibe.

Am I slowly becoming a jazz fan? I like it when it doesn’t sound too chaotic. This was nice to have on in the background, I felt civilised.

Queen albums are always an experience. Iconic. Each song feels like 3 different songs in one. Also very theatrical in an endearing way.

Didn’t really know what to expect. Sounds quite silly and fun. Goofy lyrics. Not too bad, but nothing special.

Mysterious and experimental. Kind of haunting. Not the worst but probs won’t need to listen to this again.

Classic 60s sound and harmonies. I like the funky vibes of the faster paced songs, and the chilled vibes of the slower paced ones. Quite enjoyable to listen to.

Bowie had his time. I think this album was past that time.

I just fucking love Stevie Wonder. You can feel his soul shine through his music.

The song titles are cracking me up. The repetitive nature of electronic music gives me a headache, and the songs are so long.

Incredible production. Peaceful and relaxing but also majestic and theatrical. I like the flutters of percussion in the background. Feel a bit like a woodland creature lol, there’s a whimsical element that takes me back to childhood.

I have indeed been tempted by The Temptations. They do R&B right.

Björk is really otherworldly and unique. I respect and admire that.

Not my thing but go off King.

Janis has a unique, gritty voice. Sometimes too grating/harsh but very passionate. I like the bluesy elements of this album.

The singer sounds bored and out of tune lol. Not really memorable.

As much as I hate to admit it (because I’m not a Swiftie), this album kinda slaps

Meh. Tedious. The misogynistic lyrics are not it.

Liked this more than I thought I would. Catchy riffs, I like the rhythm throughout. Big fan of rock music with singers who can actually hold a tune.

Kinda alarming, kinda off-putting. Feel like a scheming villain. The name ‘Mingus’ really matches the vibe but I don’t know why.

This is mostly just noise to me. Rough vocals, those high notes are piercing in an uncomfortable way.

This is majestic and magical. A refreshing album. Certainly unique. Don’t know the language but felt like I was ascending for most of it.

So much is happening, it feels like someone put the beats in a blender. I could make better music on GarageBand.

I can imagine some of these songs being in an indie movie. Sneering voice, monotonous tone. Sounds kinda like Barrett Wilbert Weed? I like the lyrics, makes you think.

Makes me feel like a proper civilised adult. I want to go to a bar and order Jack Daniel’s

So country it’s almost comical.

Apologies to rock fans but a lot of this just sounds the same to me.

Did I just take drugs without knowing? Feel oddly enlightened.

Songs are long and repetitive, but are funky and catchy.

Simultaneously experimental and boring.

Lauryn Hill takes this album to the next level. Killing Me Softly With His Song is one of the best covers.

There’s something unnerving about this album, but it’s also intriguing. Goofy ass sounds and playful vocals.

Sounds like if you smushed a bunch of 90s rock albums together. A copycat album. Where is the originality?

Why has Rod always sounded old? Should have retired before he even started.

One of Bowie’s best albums in my opinion. I like how it feels like a musical.

Meh. Rap’s not my fave. Some beats are cool but nothing special. Questionable lyrics.

A pleasant listen. Mellow. Somewhat boring.

Quite goofy and weird. Short and snappy songs. Some of the lyrics are creepy…

Gritty and tough vocals. I appreciate his passion. How does his voice not constantly hurt though? Lol. I like some of the melodies. I know he’s seen as iconic to many people, and this is good, but not my fave.

Haunting vocals, great tone. I like how effortlessly he flows from a whisper to a belt. Lovely falsetto and riffs. He would have been good at ASMR lol.

Nice to put on in the background at home while I pretend to be at a jazz bar (in reality, I’m sat in bed)

Very good at strumming his guitar, but this wasn’t a particularly memorable album for me.

10/10, no notes.

There’s never a bad time to listen to ABBA. So many bangers. Such good music.

Such a unique voice full of emotion. A theatrical quality. I like her vocal cries. Brilliant, introspective songwriting that really tells a story.

Theatrical and powerful. Reminds me of Bjork. Definitely unique. A refreshing perspective, albeit quite odd.

Seven Nation Army is iconic. The rest of the album is good.

5 stars, no notes!

Stunning album, love it.