1001 Albums Summary

Funky African Jazz, apparently inspired Talking Heads. Nothing to hate here, if a bit long. Bernie Hancock esque, I’m a fan. 3.7/5

Fine. Feels like a soundtrack you'd hear at a Bushwick thrift store. A few standouts, but suffers from the double LP length problem

Sympathy for the Devils slaps, the rest is enjoyable but doesn’t really stand out. Narratively rich but not enough to get me to come back

There is a reason Bob Marley is the GOAT in his field. This album has banger after banger after banger

very 80s very dated. It alright

Boring and repetitive, group chants of their unimaginative song titles. Innovative for the time but dull in retrospect

Manage to cultivate a vibe, fairly monotonous conscious rap

Basic 80s music, fine ig Uninspired, new wave

Cool ambient 90s high production 2 hours long is nuts can’t say u listened to it all tho

Pretty decent ambient 80s high production

Possibly the greatest vocalist ever. Respect is a highlight but even the deep cuts sound amazing

It’s a piano concert…

Fine, Elvis Costello kind of has an annoying voice. Decidedly uncool 70s music, fine instrumentals

What the fuck

Probally one of the best rap albums ever made, a bit repetitive but engaging enough

Tight high concept jazz, amazing it’s as old as it is

Fine yet forgettable 70s grooves

Three bangers, then a bunch of semi-country filler

Sappy Singer songwriter, high quality I guess just not my style

Great concept, ending with a day in the life has to be an automatic 5 star

Good noise. Grunge isnt super distinct to me but it was enjoyable

It’s AC/DC monotonous sometimes but energetic enough to make you like it

Some bangers (title track and race for the prize) but also a lot of fuzzed out druggy filler

Def still finding their groove lyrically but instrumentally fantastic 4/5

There’s a reason this is widely considered among the best albums of all time Tracks seamlessly transition between different emotions, producing a coherent and provocative album. 10/10 We will still be listening to this one hundred years in the future

Bland and simple elevator music Not sure why it’s so popular