1001 Albums Summary

A listening experience—like watching a film.

Couldn’t finish!

If it didn’t know better, I’d have sworn this was British grunge/pop rock (complimentary).

Incredible voice. As a whole, the album is a bit sleepy. Love and Affection is a standout.

Like a Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young album but with extra jamming. Perfect for Sunday morning listening.

Perfect blend of folk, classical, and jazz.

It doesn’t get much better than this. Nicolette listened with me and did NOT like heroin. Which is fair for a baby.

A snapshot from a moment in time. Excellent early Coldplay.

Fantastic instrumental/jazz album. Not my typical listening fare—that’s all that kept it from 5 stars for me personally.

Might have been my mood this day, but although I really liked individual songs, the album started to feel a bit samey.

Like The Velvet Underground meets The Beatles with lots of great hooks.

Clearly foundational, though straight punk isn’t usually my first choice for listening.

Noise music is 100% Not My Thing; however, I could see this album spinning at Kitty Cat Klub and so it gets some points for nostalgia’s sake.