1001 Albums Summary

This was done great, especially considering the time period this was released and how overall interesting this is. The entire album has amazing singing from Jim Morrison as well as surprisingly done keyboarding by Ray Manzarek. The album has an overall mix of emotions to very enjoyable music on songs like "Soul Kitchen" to depressing and sad songs like "The End". This album is consistent with its music and the quality of it. The part between Light My Fire and The End does seem to be essentially what I think of as filler tracks due to how much I felt it lacks compared to the other amazing tracks. I feel like there is something here for everyone. With some exceptions, the entire album is extremely consistent in quality. Overall, I give this my full recommendation due to how enjoyable it is overall.

My first experience with this album was with the "Starman" trend on Tiktok, mainly involving edits of Superman with the track Starman in the background, bringing a sense of hope. So I hoped one day. I can relisten to the album. Was it worth it? Yes it was. It is a mix of the hopeful melodies and instrumentals thst got me hooked to the album in the first place. And it does demonstrate a well made story with Ziggy Stardust on the album. A sort of beauty for the whole thing. Overall, not a single skip and a beauty that has to be preserved. A must listen for anyone for fans of any genre, this album is life changing and I cannot underestimate how great it is.

While I am more of a new school rap listener, this is one of the biggest exceptions. I love the inclusion of all 9 members on atleast 1 track for the album. The absolute rawness, which some may not be a fan of, is absolutely brilliant for it being a first for the group's career. The absolute rawness makes me love coming back to it. But if you aren't a fan of the harder hitting songs, there is always more softer songs like C.R.E.A.M. In which, I think this is truly the best way a group can start their careers. With more raw and more soft songs available which does make it a great listen. Favorite Song(s): C.R.E.A.M or Protect Ya Neck (split currently)

I can understand why people like this but not too hot on this. The entire production firstly was done great. A mix of typical hip hop beat but as well as it being overall very experimental. This album takes risks and overall is done well production wise. I wasn't expecting the female vocals on this but it was done well for what it is. Nothing really spoke to me individually but it does mix well together. An issue is I can't tell some tracks apart which is bad. The overall thing was done in a way that does make it normally a 5/5 like the more eerie feeling vibe and the sampling on this. But I cannot click entirely on it. I would say it's overrated but it isn't in that category and to some degree, there is lots of good. I would give it a try to get a 100% taste on it. Favorite Song: Glory Box

Nothing crazy but I do see the appeal on this. Hell, technically it has the first ever nu-metal song "She Watch Channel Zero?!" on the album. Especially with that Slayer sample. Overall innovative but there are some complaints. There is a decent amount of filler on this and it does seem very overdrawn. Also, I want to say that the constant saying of "Terminator X" does get a little annoying. It is more so a nitpick if anything, but definitely a complaint. And I am not against producer tags, there are some ones that I like alot. But it is annoying especially on this album. Overall, I feel this is a must listen album for rap and metal fans, I will give this another listen in the future. I do recommend this album.

The entire thing is soul cleansing. It is beautiful in its purest form. The entire thing makes you appreciate life. It is cheerful for a cruel world and Stevie Wonder truly embraces the beauty in this cruel world and makes sure that everything isn't horrible. The vocals are beautiful and the instrumentals can ascend someone in a trance. Overall great project. I do admit there are periods that feel lacking and some that aren't as interesting. But generally, everything stands out in pride and truly makes an optimistic point of view on a world filled with oppression and sadness. I highly recommend this to everyone. If you don't mind the one and a half hour album length, I would give this a try as it is beauty in its purest form. Favorite Song: Sir Duke