1001 Albums Summary

I like the there's a story running through the album even tho they are all individual songs.

Felt like I was teleported to the wild west. I really like the sound, also weirdly could hear an essence of Green Days much older songs in it, particularly Kentucky and and Let her go. Maybe they grew up listening to this album from their parents.

Didn't mind the more chilled songs on this, but didn't find it exciting or inspiring. The songs with a faster more upbeat style were a bit chaotic, someone should have told this guy his strength was in calmer songs. Couple of ok tunes, particularly liked Paper Sun, it made me thick of The Beatles.

The only people I've ever known to genuinely enjoy Coldplay have been really angry people. They're still angry.

I didn't mind the first song, it reminded me of the ok parts of Red Hot Chilli Pepper songs, but after that I lt didn't hold my interest, I can see how it's enjoyable but it's not for me.

They have a nice sound but get a bit repetitive and every song feels like it's on the verge of getting going, but it never does

I did not enjoy this, it felt like when you have strange dreams and a really long night on strong antibiotics.

He's just great.

If she was still around today I think she'd still be a big deal and a frequent face on TV.

Heard of him, never listened until now, didn't expect him to be so romantic I was expecting something heavier, not my cup of tea but I can appreciate it

I see how people like it but it's not for me

Makes me think of those fathers day compilation CDs from the early 2000s

I've never enjoyed the sound of Michael Jackson... Even before I knew he was morally questionable

I'm having a hard time understanding what makes anany of these albums legendary 😅

Really not my cup of tea, very fathers day CD compilation from Woolworths

I quite liked this one, bit of an Incubus vibe, quite interesting lyrics and nice tune to the songs

Kid: "Mum I want the Flaming Lips" Mum: "we have the Flaming Lips at home" The Flaming Lips at home....

Didn't really make me feel inspired or jazzy

I felt like I'd heard this name before, I'm still. It sure, and I didn't really enjoy it

Never been a fan, I cans see how people enjoy but not my cup of tea

Biased, always enjoyed ❤️

Not my cup of tea

Not my glass of water

Not my mug of mead

According to Lily Allen, this is God's favourite band Also.. Not my cup of squash

This is my cup of very nicely made tea and have played it about 100 times before already.

Not my jug of juice.

Not my pint of beer

I don't hate the concept... But the execution... Oh no Not my cup of liquid

I think this guy should have stuck to songwriting, nice words, like the concept of the songs, but his voice is not enjoyable at all. Almost my cup of tea.

Not my barrel of beer

Not my vase of apple juice

Not my bottle of milk

Not my shot glass of vodka

Not my pint of pickle juice

Not my trophy of troff of swill

Not my flute of chanpagne

Not my bowl of soup

Not my tupperware of cereal

Not my kettle of boiling water

Not my bin of questionable combined liquids

Not my super size American cup of Coca-Cola

Not my teacup of bat blood

Not my glass of whiskey

Not my baseball helmet full of light beer

Not my vortex of crazy

Didn't mind this one. Kind of my cup of squash.

Not my flask of Calpol.

Not my bag of fish tank water.

Not my beaker of bologna I like the album cover a lot tho

Not my Coconut of milk

I can get behind this, this is more my lemon full of juice

Not quite my Capri of Sun

Not my Washing machine of tea

Not my cup of melted ice

More my cup of spicy milk

An exceptional cup of tea ☕

I've always kind of wished I could have gotten into the Cure but after multiple attempts I am starting to see where Morrissey was coming from: (from Google) Morrissey made famously harsh comments about The Cure, calling their frontman Robert Smith a "whingebag" and claiming the band "adds a new dimension to the word 'crap'"