1001 Albums Summary

Beautiful music. Great harmonies, voices, bass, and meaningful lyrics. Definitely need to listen to more of the temptations.

Very nostalgic from high-school years. Iconic of the aughts. Not my favorite style overall but I’ll never say no to a listen. Beautiful floating harmony and a wonderful and iconic use of falsetto.

You can hear the roots of so much current indie folk in this album. A wonderful Listen in its own right. Warm and full of peace.

Absolute classic. Ella’s voice and the Gershwin’s compositions are a match made in heaven. It doesn’t make my all time favorite albums, but I will be re-listening not infrequently.

Classic 90’s rock. I’m sure it was influential, but I’m just not a big fan of 90’s rock mostly.

Classic. Always makes me smile. Not my favorite genre, but if I’m going to listen this is the album I pick.

Wonderful commentary on the state of the US and still unfortunately quite relevant almost 40 years later. If I ever want to just be angry about the injustice in the US I often go to this album.

Interesting addition to the beginning of folk rock. Classic 60’s sound. Pretty alright overall, though I don’t see myself revisiting them.

Excellent. Eclectic and intriguing. I very much enjoyed my time with it having never heard of them before.

Apparently I’m not a big CCR fan. I respect them and what they brought to rock/rockabilly/country, but not something I’m going to choose to listen to often.

Excellent rock/funk album. Had not really heard of them before, but they’ll be making my 70’s playlist for sure!