1001 Albums Summary

1. what a great synth sound. great opening track 3. fun groove. horns? yes please 4. floaty, nice bass line. 6. great hook, great song first half of the album was very good, falls a little more flat on the second half. overall very enjoyable listen

fun album, would listen again.

1. fun horn lick 2. pretty piano intro with a whistling solo, chef's kiss. great song, the outro wrapping the whole song up like that was a nice touch. 3. absolute classic, sax solo takes it to another level. every song needs a sax solo. phil woods, i see you.... 4. more sax? yes.....so many sections! his band is absolutely killer and its on display in this song. 5. showcase of billy's singing with minimal backing. he good. accordian solo? hell yeah! 6. another bj classic song. another great example that all good songs have a sax solo. more evidence that all songs need a sax solo. 7. another great song. great use of the mellotron, love to hear it... 8. the band is back! laa la laaa laa laa la laaa. great track placement on the album bringing the tempo up after the ballad. what a great album, so many great songs. i am very pleased with the amount of sax solos in this album. i love that the album outro is the theme from the title track, ties the whole album together as a singular piece.

i did not enjoy that one bit. no sax solos too.

nirvana is not really my thing, i enjoyed the first six tracks but the last half really lost me. too filthy. also zero sax solos, somone should tell kurt to add some sax to their next album.

3. great song, never heard this before. love to hear the mellotron(not a sax but it will do). really cool drumming as well. 11. a fuckin' song of all time, thank you rick rubin for pushing anthony to do this song. 16. "...some demons in my semen" 19. some people say i hate covers, some people are special. absolutley great jimmyesque playing. another actual album, each song flows into the next perfectly. keidis is corny as hell but sometimes he really delivers, the rest of the band are rock gods.

yeah adele can sing, but i really can't recall any song from that album except the first track because that was everywhere for a time. no memorable tunes, no sax solos, just a super generic creamy beige.

Powerful voice, love it. Interesting band, but not my cup of tea.

more melodic and mature than bssm, my favorite rhcp album. I’m a little peppered out though lol.

overall a decent album with only one stand out for me. most of the tracks were pretty generic but inoffensive.

i have been sufficiently jilted. a lot of fun ideas going on here

uhhhh....yeah, no

not bad but not good at all

what a fantastic album, great crossroads of blues and rock. robert plant can suggestively moan at me any time.

apart from their iconic opening track the album as a whole was pretty middle of the road late 90s altrock. decent.

cool beats, not my thing. guy diddled kids

Eh

what a great blues rock album, billy gibbons is one of the greats.

great album by a band that went under my radar.

now that's punk

Jazzzzz. Great playing but nothing captured me.

and if i played guitar, i'd jimmy page. the girlies i like are under age some fun lines in what to my ears is extremely grating

ROTTEN, ABSOLUTLEY ROTTEN

Pleasant to listen to, won’t be putting any of those songs on again.

Sax solos are back baby! I hope you like the 12 bar blues because you're going to get a lot of it. Overall a fun listen and music history lesson. I wasn't expecting a pastiche of "jump, jive, and wail" on the last track, that was neat.

great big band album, the 12 bar blues is back with a vengeance baby! the extra long tenor solo on the last track *chefs kiss*

Saxes!

Simple songs produced to all hell. Catchy as fuck.

good but boring

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