1001 Albums Summary

Phenomenal album that defines The Police. Love the ska vibe, and nearly every song gets you moving.

Not only an amusing album spoofing on the materialistic world, but also a musically awesome album with a diverse bundle of songs that really show The Who's range of styles and abilities.

Good sound, distinct from most other 90's bands and more diverse. Just not my sub-genre.

A must-have classic, even if your not into hard rock.

OG reggae, that puts you in that laid back mood for the rest of the day!

Excellent mellow jazz, with consistent vibe to either relax to or as great background music for parties.

Superb album of jazz-fusion-reggae, to get your vibe on to.

An epic album for sure, though I prefer the funky-er side of James that comes later in his career.

Good album of original music, though some songs have repetitive/monotonous styles.

Definitely a desert island album in my top 40. True rock and roll, with risqué lyrics that aren't lewd. Perfect road trip music!

A classic, and must-have for Byrds fans. Gene made incredible music, and lyrics that bring you into the stories he tells so well.

A solid album for Fleetwood Mac fans, but nothing seminal. Selection of songs seems disjointed a bit.

Awesome album, diverse in style and lyric topics. Great groove throughout, when Stevie still had funk in him, before becoming cheesy.

Solid mellow jazzy Sinatra, good for background music

Maybe the best BJ album of them all. Great upbeat vibe, consistent across the entire album.

Classic and eternal, though I don't believe the hype that this was the psychedelic rock album its made out to be...that wasnt their jam.

Amazing compositions with huge depth, without being so far-out to alienate folks.

Purely epic! The OG rock opera, that is musically and literarily phenomenal!

Cool, laid back and jazzy... Z without being self-absorbed or cheezy