1001 Albums Summary

Soundtrack to the youthful, hormone laden Friday night. Chauvinist and a relic of its time, sure. But this album sonically rocks. The lyrics are not for deep contemplation, it’s for just giviner on a fun filled weekend out in the bush.

Sounds like four English lads having a toss-about with black american blues & r&b. Influential for those who missed out on the original source code but I maintain, the WHO had some great tunes but are overrated.

Not my bag, but cannot deny her immense talent and genuine soulful music. Wow.

LedZep at their height trying to prove they lived up to the hype. Had they just picked the best 12 songs, this would be an epic 5-star classic. Bonham pounds the skins so hard. How many did he break during recording?! It’s not hard to distinguish all four musicians so independently. They took their craft so seriously and tried hard to be artistes. The overindulgence on the lesser songs lowers this to a 4/5 for me.

Dark Jingle jangle melancholy at its 90s finest.

Every song is a banger. A glorious heavy metal album with iconic Hallowed be thy name and Number of the beast. Run for the Hills is in the Mr Rushmore of GREATEST ROCK SONGS EVER. Up the Irons!

Glorious rock and roll in that pouty, ladish style and wanker attitude. Love it

Bunny is among the most underrated drummers in rock

Glorious rock and roll in that pouty, ladish style and wanker attitude. Love it

Early reggae for middle American hillbillies. Music to drive the old f-150 to

Got the feeling ABBA were mailing this one in. Formulaic simple Muzak melodies. Lacked of the magic of other albums.

Dark and brooding. Classic and scared me as a kid. Wicked.