1001 Albums Summary

Im not super into the grunge sound. I enjoyed the music much more than the vocal melodies. Very heavy on bass. Last song on the album(has no vocals) was my favorite.

This one was pretty good! I'm not super into the genre. But there were moments I was bobbing my head and such. I really enjoyed the saxophone solos across the album. 5/10. Maybe 6/10 on a second listen.

A very strange album... I can't say I fully enjoyed it. Maybe I'm not cultured enough to get how artistic it is? There were a few okay songs. But also a few songs that had me wondering what the fuck I was listening to.

It was a fun listen while me and the boys had a board game day. 7/10

It was a fun listen while me and the boys had a board game day. 7/10

It was a fun listen while me and the boys had a board game day. 7/10

I can also see why it was a popular album 7/10 for me Notable songs: Live Forever, Columbia, Slide Away, and Married with Children. I got really sick of how long the songs were. 5-6 minutes on average

I really liked this a lot. But I didn't expect to. I love his voice and the sing-talky style of vocals. The messages in the songs felt personal to him, and that helped me in connecting with them.

Its a classic sounding Sabbath album that has plenty of focus on the guitarist. It's not the most memorable album to me. But I enjoyed my listen through. Notable Songs ||Changes, Snowblind, Laguna Sunrise||

Loved this album. It's synth sound along with Karen's voice really scratch the right itch in my brain. I do wish that Karen would sometimes like... just let out a bold loud note. That would make a song stand out to me a bit.

Rating: 9/10 Review: I went in with 0 expectation, and this was amazing. It was like discovering the source of so many catchy riffs and melodies from several different songs. And considering this is the 18th album?? That's nuts. It seems like every song experimented with a new sound, instrument, or concept that continuously had me curious as to what was coming next. This was awesome. Great album. I see why he gets as much praise as he does. Notable Songs: Have a Talk with God, Contusion, Isn't She Lovely, Black Man, Ebony Eyes, and Easy Going Evening

This was a chill listen. Enjoyed it on a drive to a buddies. Probably won't come back, but didn't hate my time with it.

Pretty good soul album.

Fantastic!

Fantastic!

Didn't finish. Sounded mostly like they were just noodling. Maybe I just dont get TGD...

Very static. Got 1 vibe. And thats Back in Black. Shook me all night long was the best song

Not a bad listen. Had my head bobbin a few times. Classic 90s sound.

Maybe im just too stupid to get it, but what the hell was this noise? I heard one friend refer to it as British ska from the 70s. Idk, idc. It can stay where its at. I gave it 4 songs, and that was enough sample for me.

It was alright. Inoffensive. Mostly just Metallica stuff you've likely heard before in some way. Some cool solos, but ive never been a fan of.... I wanna say Lars' voice?

Love this album. Its been on repeat throughout my life since I was 13. Very cool, psychedelic sounding album telling the story of a very unfortunate young man separating himself from the world around him.

Barely finished but did.. songs are very miss or... okay. Made my wife and I anxious on a few songs lol

This was inoffensive enough as music. Though I kept finding myself feeling bad because of how the industry treated Britney. The only song on this album she helped write is the last one.

I enjoyed this one quite a bit. I may come back for it. It was super reminiscent to me of the Knuckled stages from sonic adventure 2 battle.

I am genuinely surprised by the amount of negativity this album gets. Yes, it is edgy, and had middle school lyrics. Yes the scatting is a bit strange, but out of the ~50 albums ive had so far this is definitely a far realm from the other things ive deemed as 1s.

This was an inoffensive listed. I never hated my time. But I also dont know if i could pick a single song out if they were played again.