1001 Albums Summary

Great music with thoughtful lyrics

A step back in time to the 70s and the height of disco

Just a great album. Dripping with 70s punk and the songs just stand the test of time

Great album which takes you back to the late 80s and early 90s. It was a very daring album and I was impressed by the bravery to use a track played in reverse to create a new song!

At times, difficult to listen to when the lead singer insists on whispering. The couple of tracks that were released as singles stand out a mile

What an album! From starting with Enter Sandman through Nothing Else Matters, every song is just a great track!

Not my preferred music but certainly enjoyable. My only observation is that it seemed the lead singer was being drowned out by the piano at times

All timer album. Pure Guns n Roses greatness

What a load of inane shouting and ‘songs’ that all sound the same!

Just a great album. Remember it well from my youth

Every song on this album had a similar sound but yet could easily be separated from each other. A distinct George Jones sound that was easy to listen to

One of my favourite bands and one of their best albums, can’t go wrong! Beautifully 1980s rock all the way through

Not my sort of music, but absolutely fine

A very 1970s album. Very easy to listen to with some strong guitar work

Pure Stevie Wonder greatness. Not a bad song on it

Not my sort of music but she clearly has an excellent voice

Just some very easy listening with some great guitar work too. Very much of its time

Difficult to relate to this due to its various themes and not really knowing what was coming next. Could detect tones of the 80s and early signs of Brit Pop in there though