1001 Albums Summary

Classic Earth Wind and Fire, they are some funky dudes and they do more than just September.

Lots of piano! Some moody 90’s music, reminds be a little bit of Alanis Morissette

Bill Evans is my second favourite jazz pianist. Trio stuff is always wonderful, Bill’s is legendary!

Ol’ blue eyes, classic, great music for making breakfast and dancing around with Quinn in the kitchen

This feels like a Stevie deep cut album, not a lot I’m familiar with though I’m not a huge Stevie Wonder fan. This sounds similar to his other work that I am familiar with.

Respect is a legendary song, the rest of the album is great but kind of hits the same note over and over.

I don’t like Elvis Costello

She Bangs The Drums GH nostalgia and a lot of reverb.

Some interesting keyboard work in this British new wave, the vocals are so lacking though it’s hard to listen to, even though the accent is kind of charming and the lyrics are cheeky as all hell.

60’s psychedelic Brit, sounds like a more tripped out Beatles, not really my thing, too hard to follow

Damn, Oasis is a good band. The thing I like about this album is that it is so clear and distilled into a vision. It’s not a “kitchen sink” project. Nothing is out of place.

She’s got a beautiful voice, and I really loved hearing the English version of in September in the rain

Really lovely harmonies on some classic country styles. Dolly Parton is a saint and Emmylou was recently introduced to me, I should look up more of her!

The most impressive part of this album was the harmonica work, not my favourite Dylan.

I do not like Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

I DONT LIKE NICK CAVE

Classic Bruce