1001 Albums Summary

Album is definetly quite long. Also I liked drums by Ringo Starr he's so good. Here's some songs I like, some hard to like: Liked these songs: Back in the USSR Happiness is a warm gun Martha my dear Rocky Raccoon Don't pass me by Why don't we do it in the road? Mother Nature's son Sexy Sadie Helter Skelter Revolution 1 Honey Pie Revolution 9 Good Night Also I liked drums by Ringo Starr he's so good.

First track is great but then I heard Willie the Pump and at the start it is interesting but as it goes it becomes a little too long for my taste and I didn't like guitar solo they're just not my type. And following with Son Of Mr. Green Genes I understood what type of the album it is. Sadly it is a boring type of album where guy plays a lot of boring guitar solos. I liked short tracks they're good jazzy and captivating but long 8 to 12 minutes tracks are so long if they were shorter I think it would've worked much much better than what I hear. I like long tracks overall but Zappa sadly wasn't the type I like. Favorite tracks: Peaches en Regalia Little Umbrellas It Must Be A Camel I also liked the beginning of The Gumbo Variations before guitar solo. Overall I think it is 2,5 maybe 3/5

I listened it a while ago and it is not one of my favorite albums made by Bowie it's just okay. Fav. tracks: Five Years Moonage daydream Starman

I remember when I listened to Hotel California a lot but not the album. I like the song and album too it is good more or less but nothing special in my opinion.

I was excited to listen to that album but sadly it didn't catch me. It has some interesting stuff here and there but overall it is bland album. I couldn't name favorite tracks from that album sadly. 2/5

Sonic Youth were bullies to Nardwuar and I don't appreciate bullying. But I will judge this album on my own with a clear mind. I do like wall of sounds on some songs. I don't know if it is their best album or what for me it sound good and I like it. Fav. tracks Tunic Kool Thing Mote My Friend Goo Cinderella's Big Score 3,5 to 4/5

I liked the first part it sounded great I liked sax and trumpets. Than album slows down and I think lost that energy even though it had This Perfect Day in the middle. But after that returned to being mid. Overall I think it's a good punk rock album for it's time I also think sax and trumpets are definetly interesting. Will I listen it again? I highly doubt it, but I definetely found few songs that I liked. Fav songs: Know you product Lost and found Memories Are Made of This This Perfect Day Orstralia 3 or 3.5/5

I didn't listen to a Rolling Stone a lot. So it is basically my first full listen of that album and I liked the start of the album with Gimme shelter but after that album became boring even rock'n'roll parts aren't catchy they're just bland. Fav Tracks Gimme Shelter 1/5

Good album Fav tracks Straight Outta Compton Fuk Da Police Something Like That Express Yourself Quiet On Tha Set 4/5

I think this is definitely album worth listening. I like the energy of Patti Smith on the album, like instruments. I just don't know what to say I really like this album Fav. tracks Gloria: In Excelsis Deo Birdland Free Money Kimberly Land: Horses / Land of a Thousand Dances / La Mer (de) 5/5

More or less good electronic album. I liked it's calm atmosphere I think there's a lot songs with that atmosphere.

At first when I looked at this beautiful cover art (it is). I though what is it? And when I heard first song I remembered that I heard this song when I was in my child years it was quite popular. And well yeah it's good. Other parts of the album well who knows. I like that this album is pretty chill and I can see this album as something that was released right around Massive Attack's Blue Lines. Which is not bad I think this album in some ways kinda has some interesting thing but also it doesn't lead me anywhere interesting. I also think that this album a little bit long should be little bit shorter. Fav. tracks Connected Everything Playing With Fire 2,5/5

I knew that I will get Michael Jackson at some point. I will try to separate art from the artist here because we know that he has bad reputation for what he did. I feel conflicted to write about this but I find it would be honest to clarify that. So what I think about it? I like how it starts with song Bad which I liked. Overall album sounds more or less with a tune of the 80s pop music where there's a lot of songs about love, heartbreak and whatever you want. It has a lot of stuff that I like musically. And I understand it's part of history. Tbf I prefer George Michael. Fav tracks Bad The Way You Make Me Feel Liberian Girl Smooth Criminal 3/5

I knew PJ Harvey and heard some of her songs with Nick Cave but never listened to her so it will be a journey. And gotta say that I like that album sounds like what I like. Fav tracks The Glorious Land The Words That Maketh Murder All And Everyone On Battleship Hill In The Dark Places 4/5

Yep that's definitely why I wanted to check out this list. I always wanted to listen to African music scene but didn't find time or whatever. I still want to listen to Kenyan rock scene and etc. Album starts pretty good I like it's groovy beginning. I think starting track feels pretty weak to second one which is more livelier to me. So I feel there's a lot of improvisation on that album and I like it. I think it's a decent and fun album to listen and I like it. 4/5

I don't like that album, I don't hear anything interesting here. I guess it is just not my type of rap music. I just don't see anything interesting here. 1/5

Oh, I knew roundabout thanks to JoJo. What I think about this album I think it's a good one love the energy and vocals of it. 4/5

I didn't want to listen to it again, I listened it in my youth and now I see it as a bland album.

I have mixed feelings about that album. I like some melodies but I don't find it cohesive. And it is so American sorry but I can't relate to it... 2,5/5

Album begins good but I don't find its sound interesting to me. I find these songs okay. But I also can see how how this album got it's popularity thanks secretive nature of the band. I remember when I was a kid we all have been trying to understand who were these guys? Later I understood that this band is the creation of Damon Alborn. So this secretive charm was catchy and everyone wanted to know about them and they had some personality which worked for them. And also they had pretty good animated music videos which worked so good. Sadly I find that album weaker then their later works. I see a lot of work on personality of each member I see a lot of work on artstyle but musically they are not yet the Gorillaz I like. I think this album works good as a demo album or proof of concept and nothing more. It has some historical value I guess. Fav. tracks: Clint Eastwood Double Bass M1 A1 3/5

I liked Motherless Children but overall it's pretty mediocre album. 2/5

Wonderful album, I might heard about them before but never listened to them but today I finally heard it and it was great listen.

Album had a good start with a pristeen and then it became the most mediocre album I ever heard. I also checked and guy release by an album yearly like come on. Mediocre at best. Fav tracks: Pristeen Safesurfer (but it reminded me a lot of Pink Floyd) 2/5

I never listened to Fleetwood Mac so it's my first listen and I have a question why did classic rock musicians like double albums? I find first part is mid and uninteresting with exception with Sara and Storm and 10th song Sisters of the Moon I finally find tunes I like. I had hopes that second part of the album would be interesting but sadly it starts more or less the same. I liked some songs there but overall I think it is mid. Track that I found likeable. Sara Storms Sisters of the Moon Brown Eyes 2/5

The Louvin Brothers - Tragic Songs of Life I'm not big fan of a country music so listening to it wasn't something that I wanted to do. But anyway I hear and like some tunes here. Surprisingly it was an easy listen to me although as it goes with country these songs sound the same to me. Let us be honest though - country is a very US genre and for a foreigner like me I find it less interesting to listen. In my country we also have folk songs that are work better for me and country rarely sounds interesting to me. Songs I liked: Let Her Go, God Bless Her, A Tiny Broken Heart Let Her Go, God Bless Her A Tiny Broken Heart 2/5

When I was a kid I liked some track from the album and these that I liked are good but honestly not sure how I feel about now listening to it again. I think I have a lot of mixed feelings. Like I see that there's same approach to each composition has some old gospel or old song and it builds around it a new track which isn't bad house music is basically made this way but I feel the sameness here a little too much for my taste. Tracks that I liked: Honey, Porcelain, Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?, Machete 3/5

At the start and until the 2cv I think it was mid album but after that I found that album pretty interesting. I also liked that it is kinda light in the mood. Fav tracks: 2cv, Four Flights Up, Patience, Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken? 3,5/5

I think it's a good album and I liked a lot of songs from it. Let's Submerge, I Can't Do Anything, Identity, Genetic Engineering, Germfree Adolescence, Age (Bonus Track) 4/5

I only had 4 songs available on youtube and well I don't like it at all.

I get that people might like it this album but I don't find it interesting. It's loud like Rick Rubin likes and I just can't find any tracks that I might like. I couldn't listen to the end of the album I'm sorry it's terrible. 1/5

I enjoyed this album. Didn't expect anything from it and was surprised how good it is. Many Happy Returns Tears Are Not Enough The Look Of Love Date Stamp 4 Ever 2 Gether 5/5

It's a good album, but I think Pink Floyd have other albums that are better. 3/5