1001 Albums Summary

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90
Albums Rated
4.71
Average Rating
8%
Complete
999 albums remaining

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2010
Favorite Decade
Hip-hop
Favorite Genre
UK
Top Origin
Polarizer
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71
5-Star Albums
0
1-Star Albums

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Albums

You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Bummed
Happy Mondays
5 2.65 +2.35
The Infotainment Scan
The Fall
5 2.71 +2.29
Movies
Holger Czukay
5 2.71 +2.29
Life Thru A Lens
Robbie Williams
5 2.72 +2.28
Our Aim Is To Satisfy
Red Snapper
5 2.73 +2.27
Chris
Christine and the Queens
5 2.81 +2.19
69 Love Songs
The Magnetic Fields
5 2.85 +2.15
Warehouse: Songs And Stories
Hüsker Dü
5 2.86 +2.14
Fromohio
fIREHOSE
5 2.88 +2.12
Ogden's Nut Gone Flake
Small Faces
5 2.92 +2.08

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
The Bends
Radiohead
3 4.02 -1.02

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Beatles 2 5
Creedence Clearwater Revival 2 5
The Kinks 2 5

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Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield

I've listened to this album many times throughout my life, but I think that for progressive albums of this type, each time you listen to them you end focusing on different sections, so there's always a sense of novelty. Mike Oldfield recorded all the instruments for Tubular Bells at 19 years old, which is rather impressive. There's not a lot of, we could call it, "virtuosity" in the way the instruments are played, instead the focus is on storytelling through musical structures. There's some very memorable sections, like the slow vocal introduction of instruments at Part I 20:20 and the growling at Part II 11:45. Historically speaking, this is [Virgin Records](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Records)' first published album and was its earliest success. It's fun to read that the huge Richard Branson's present conglomerate had its beginnings in the early 70's as some record shop in Notting Hill Gate specializing in krautrock imports.

All Ratings (90)

Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield
Jun 09 2025

I've listened to this album many times throughout my life, but I think that for progressive albums of this type, each time you listen to them you end focusing on different sections, so there's always a sense of novelty. Mike Oldfield recorded all the instruments for Tubular Bells at 19 years old, which is rather impressive. There's not a lot of, we could call it, "virtuosity" in the way the instruments are played, instead the focus is on storytelling through musical structures. There's some very memorable sections, like the slow vocal introduction of instruments at Part I 20:20 and the growling at Part II 11:45. Historically speaking, this is [Virgin Records](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Records)' first published album and was its earliest success. It's fun to read that the huge Richard Branson's present conglomerate had its beginnings in the early 70's as some record shop in Notting Hill Gate specializing in krautrock imports.

Smash by The Offspring
Jun 10 2025
Smile by Brian Wilson
Jun 13 2025
Be by Common
Jun 20 2025
Tical by Method Man
Jun 27 2025
Dirt by Alice In Chains
Jun 30 2025
Chris by Christine and the Queens
Jul 09 2025
Bummed by Happy Mondays
Jul 17 2025
Grace by Jeff Buckley
Jul 28 2025

Was a big fan of So Real through Spotify random recommendations but never looked up who the artist was, until now. Great chord progressions, great album. Ahead of its time definitely.

Dry by PJ Harvey
Jul 31 2025
2112 by Rush
Aug 25 2025
Ten by Pearl Jam
Sep 09 2025
Dummy by Portishead
Sep 16 2025
Rio by Duran Duran
Sep 22 2025
Sulk by The Associates
Oct 02 2025
Bad by Michael Jackson
Oct 06 2025
Bitches Brew by Miles Davis
Nov 06 2025

One of the best albums of all time, literally so good at storytelling

Play by Moby
Nov 12 2025
Movies by Holger Czukay
Jan 28 2026
Green River by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Jan 30 2026

Polarizer

79% of ratings are 1 or 5 stars. Only 8% are 3 stars.

Other

Album origins are grouped into three buckets: US, UK, and everything else. “Other” means the artists you rate highest are from outside the US and UK.