1001 Albums Summary

Classic “swamp” music.

Great Stones classis and deep cuts. Never listened to the whole thing

Not a fan

Left Purple Haze in the dust

New wave elevator music

Classic funk

Raw and rocking. Garage rock at its best

Classic AC/DC

I don’t know what this is supposed to to be

Rock and roll the way it should. Raw and high energy

Was never a fan but cannot deny how three chords riffs made me keep listening

Good hard rock.

Great old school blues

Pure Ozzy

classic 1970's folksy mellow rock with a few familiar songs mixed in.

Great voice and lyrics. Shades of “Coal Miners Daughter”

Like Arcade Fire meets the Moody Blues meets a church choir. Nice suprise

Decent old school rock. Suprising good

Good tight rhythms but very 60’s

Just about every cut is a classic

Defined the word CLASSIC. Not a bad song

Great guitar work and compositions. “Black Queen” is a standout. SS has a distinctive voice.

Classic Neil. Some hits and misses

Straight forward, power chord, rock and roll

Motown at its finest. Some good hidden gems

similar to Wilco,not my cup of tea

Like Social Distortion does the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rockabilly fun

Have not listened to this album for many years . It still holds up. Their song arrangements still amazing. A Day In The Life sounds better every time it plays

Like listening to a psychadelic dylan

Child in Time is the best

A classic Holiday album from Phil Spector’s “Wall of Sound.

Unbelievably talented. What could have been

Not a fan. Music had a dystopian ominous tone

Beautiful voice but this music puts me to sleep

classic-classic rock

A few hits, a couple nice surprises and several misses

Imagine is the highlight but plenty of hidden gems. The Lennon/McCartney legacy lives

Ethnic African folk sounds. Interesting

The title song is timeless. The Boxer is another highlight. A classic album but some odd ones in the mix

I know this is considered one of a thousand and one albums to listen before you die BUT: seriously could it be anymore depressing.

C+ glam rock

Starts with Seven Nation Army and just keeps going. Every song is a rocker. One of my favorites

Early Beatles that is raw but tight. Starting to sound dated but still a good listen

Like avante garde Brazilian jazz. Very weird

“There She Goes” is their big hit but every song on the album is just as good.

Seriously?????

Good follow up to Ziggy Stardust

A trip back to the heyday of MTV.

Great voice. Like a cross between Lucinda Williams and Pat Benatar.

Top shelf Rod Stewart. Every cut is a winner. The song. “Every Picture tell a Story” is an under appreciated classic.