1001 Albums Summary

I kinda like the B-side and also Pump it up. Very cheerful and modern pop-ish.

A couple of the songs were certified bangers but the album as a whole was enjoyable!

Not my favourite LP album but still has a couple of boppers.

Loved it. Tapered off a bit at the end but very fun overall.

Feels like good music, but just wasn't feeling it.

The vest live album!

An absolute banger album by a band I haven't heard of before.

Kinda cool. Moody af. Not my favourite Cure album.

Loved the album art and some of the beats .... but not really my kinda music.

Ehh. I like No More and Walk this way and some of the more bluesy stuff but felt very milquetoasty.

It's just some guys yelling over a drum machine and some lyrics are pretty weird.

Inoffensive, the guy can really play but still better as a part of a larger group.

Was really mellow and a bit meh until "A Minha Menina" which I quitte enjoyed! The rest of the album was still not very interesting to me though.

I like punk in general, and i get that this album was significant in the development of punk, ... but i just didn't enjoy it.

Love the Ramones, but the end of the album did feel a little repititive.

I have never listened to Simon alone, but turns out that I am now a Paul Simon fan.

The Band? More like they can go pound sand. Ok, the album wasn't bad, but kinda bland. It didn't make me feel that grand.

WOW, Dolly is really amazing at this thing, huh?

Björk can fo björk right off. Not enjoyable.

Don't hate it. Fairly generic britpop but the horns get jazzy.

Woah, all Drakes are problematic.

AM? More like Advil PM

For those still with whimsy in their heart...

Perfect background music. Thanks for letting me get stuff done.

Wow. Nick cave, more like Nick fave and an album save.

Weezer-coded

Didn't really get it.

Amazing album art, but two great songs does not a great album make.

Typical bouncy reggae. Nothing Specials.

The Boss ain't all that, but not a bad album.

Guy who can't sing for shit but makes great music be like: l'm Bob Dylan

Nicky Cave with another album save

Loved the guitar and the country punk.

The songs are fun but don't pay attention to the lyrics or the main singer wanting to fuck you throughout.

Simply a great album. Pretty distinct from contemporary bands and loved the meaning and the theme of CTA.

Nah, started off pretty well but lost interest over time. Guy sucks big time too.

Fun but I think Fatboy Slim did ut better

Unbelievable guitars, but the vibe of Pump it up rock is overplayed.

Liked it personally but took an effort to really enjoy it.

It's crazy how many songs I have heard before are covers from this album, a great listen. Nothing to add to a daily or weekly rotation though.

Loved the Netflix Special, Johnny!

Not an album save but the first couple of songs are pretty awesome.

Feels like 80s hiphop mashed with pop. Really enjoyed the entire vibe! No real standout songs though.

I don't even need to finish this (in anger) to rate this. Absolute bangers.

Kinda cool but nothing really pops out from the vocals. Just feels like people jamming together. Layla is still good though.

Would be great for a Fallout game or smth. Or just casual listening. Not really what I wanted this morning.

Unfortunately, wasn't ready to funk it.

Omg, just ger voice and the piano almost brought me to tears. This goes crazy!

I am conflicted. I like most of the songs in the album, however I just don't find the music very interesting or hearty for the soul. Still an awesome album.

I really love Santana and the great Latin jazz vibes they bring in.

I didn't know that to fuse different genres, you could just play multiple songs/pieces of different genres in the same track and call it a day! Still an enjoyable mish-mash stew of music, I suppose.

So goddamn groovy. Couldn't really get into it without busting out a jig or two.

Very easy to listen to but by no means uninteresting. Didn't much like the album cover though.

Truly one of the worst album covers of all time. Made me think it was Trolls inspired or smth. Great Britpop though.

Wow punk metal. I guess you learn to love something new everyday.

Very powerful bluesy rock. Wasn't really familiar with Janis Joplin, but she did have a great voice for rock music (complementary).

Angsty af. The backing music was pretty interesting but the performances felt more smash poetry rather than real music.

Only had access to Disc 1 on Spotify, so only had to endure 2 hours of this stuff. Gets pretty interesting later, but c'mon, you cannot start an album off like that. It's just dissonance at the beginning, and it turned me off for the entire duration.

We love our Willie, don't we people.

Music filled with a sense of despair and reminiscing 70s Americana. Probably symbolic of times then and perhaps even now. Somber Elvis is still pretty good to listen to.

Very atmospheric and engaging music to play in the background. Is that confusing? Yeah, so is the music.

Some of the songs are really filler fuel, which kinda ruins the album from being great. Ms. Jackson and Bombs over Baghdad are great songs though!

So chill and yet sometimes eerie. Love a spookyish calm vibe.

I mean cmon, an exceptional list of records and broight to life in an exceptional manner.