I totally loved this - it very much felt like one fluid musical moment instead of separate songs. I found myself zoning out and diving into the vibes and seeing imagery in my mind a lot. Very fun, simple project to listen to for relaxing and unwinding.

Want to do a full discog dive when I can.

Not my personal taste at all.

Really enjoyed this album - especially the slow burns, like "Skeletons" and "Little Shadow." I had heard the main hits off this album but like the B-sides even more. Love the production and slow builds. Love the singer's voice. Cutting a point because it didn't resonate with me lyrically, and I think it could have been a bit longer of a project with a few more tracks to fully feel complete.

Not bad at all, just not my style and did nothing for me personally.

Not bad, but not my personal liking.

Enjoyed this album thoroughly, though it's not my favorite from the Stones. Hoping more Stones albums are in this list. "Moonlight Mile" was a strong stand-out for me, love the structure and build in that song.

It was very good musically and songwriting-wise, but just took a lot of effort for me to get through. Felt a bit dreary and whiney. I think this would have resonated with me more at the time of release, but now, it just felt somber and dated. Unfortunate, as the album is good sonically.

Lot of fun, thoroughly enjoyed it. Very nostalgic and retro 90s rap.

Really enjoyed this project - not my favorite in Radiohead's discog, but a goodie. Faves for me were "Street Spirit (Fade Out)," probably my favorite Radiohead song of all-time, and "Fake Plastic Trees" and "High and Dry."

Really, really enjoyed this. Definitely will explore this group’s discography more.

Enjoyed it! Planning to explore Sabbath's discog more too. Didn't know how much I'd enjoy Black Sabbath - had only heard a couple of the main hits. RIP Ozzy. Definitely will dive into more Sabbath.

R&B is not my thing, so the slower cuts were bland for me, and I felt this album was a bit too long and could have had a track or two cut. That said, there were some songs I loved: "Dirrty" and "Fighter," classics, of course, and while now sounding a bit dated, "Underappreciated," "Beautiful," and "Soar" were enjoyable, too. Giving this album a strong 3, as it definitely has more to return to than some of my other 3s, but it just doesn't make the cut for a 4 compared to other 4s I've rated so far.

Obviously extremely talented, but did nothing for me. I don't think I have much of an appreciation for instrumental jazz personally. There were some beautiful piano moments in here, though.

I love a lot of Sufjan, but this wasn't my favorite by his. A lot of it felt dragged on and bloated - I'm not sure where this falls in the discography, but if I had to guess, this sounded like an artist still finding their voice. It was still great, but not along the lines of the more recent Sufjan projects that resonate with me more deeply and feel more cohesive. Favorites off of this project were: "Chicago," "The Man of Metropolis...," "The Predatory Wasp...," and "They Are Night Zombies!..." Definitely, definitely planning to dive into the full discog sometime.

I totally loved this - it very much felt like one fluid musical moment instead of separate songs. I found myself zoning out and diving into the vibes and seeing imagery in my mind a lot. Very fun, simple project to listen to for relaxing and unwinding.

Given that I like a lot of songs by The Who, I am speechless at how utter dog doodoo that was. Awful.

Enjoyed this, felt it dragged on a bit though. Wish there were a few more fast-paced tracks to even it out and add variety.

Loved it! Always a fan of CCR.

Really surprised that this is now my second The Who album I've listened to during this 1001 project so far, and I totally hated it. I don't think The Who are for me besides their few best-known tracks. Felt like I was waiting for it to be over the entire time, unfortunately. There were a few tracks that were extremely, piercingly gritty - to the point I had to turn the treble down in my car - which is really saying something.

Enjoyed this - favorites were: "Sympathy for the Devil" (of course), "Jigsaw Puzzle," "Stray Cat Blues," and "Salt of the Earth." Looking forward to more Stones albums as I continue through this project. It has become clear to me that they are one of the lasting, greats-of-all-time musical groups. I knew it already, of course, but digging deeper into their older albums has cemented that for me.

I was hoping to enjoy this because I do listen to ambient music fairly often, but this did nothing for me. At times it felt like having a relaxing massage while my sleep paralysis demon sat on my chest.

Beautiful - not usually my speed, but an enjoyable listen.

Enjoyed it! I love Depeche Mode. I think the album went on for a bit too long, though.

Loved it! Will return to this group again for sure.

I enjoyed this as a one-off listen, but probably won't return to it. My favorite off this project that I might return to was "Homesick," really beautiful track.

Very much enjoyed it! Not huge into jazz, but it was a great listen and very relaxing.

Loved it! My favorites were "Life During Wartime," "I Zimbra," and "Animals."

Enjoyed it!

Don’t seem to enjoy punk much. I love the beliefs and politics, but not the sound.

Loved it! Wish it was a little bit longer.

Didn’t do much for me. I did enjoy some of the guitar licks. My favorite was “New Dawn Fades.”

Didn’t do much for me. I did enjoy some of the guitar licks.

Didn't do much for me, though I didn't dislike it. Was an easier listen than the punk albums I've gotten so far. Had a lot of interesting rhythms.

Loved it, huge queen fan. Gave it four out of five stars because there are fewer tracks I'd return to on here compared to other Queen albums.