1001 Albums Summary

Somehow better than when I first listened at 13. The pinnacle of what nu metal had to offer.

A much-exulted record for a reason. Earth-shattering for ‘67.

2016 was one of those years, and Blackstar one of it’s best. Possibly Bowie’s finest moment.

Can appreciate the Afro-futurism and grooves all over this joint. Had it on in the background and didn’t quite grab me as intended.

Bill at the peak of his powers.

I didn’t think there could be a better record for travelling by train than Burial’s ‘Untrue’… this gives it a real run for its money.

I like the Laurel Canyon sound, and this record has some good tunes on it, but I’ve always felt the American music press over-hyped The Byrds.

The first album on here that I’ve never ever even heard a single track from or the artist!! Such a nice surprise. Laid-back baroque bliss.

Just some old-fashion balls-to-the-wall fun.