1001 Albums Summary

Haven't listened to much reggae so far in my life, but this album was decent. I love learning about historical events and figures through the medium of the album, especially when they're a blind spot to the eurocentric canon within academia. Musically the band was incredible. A very tight yet relaxed vibe. Pretty good

Almost engaging to me, I would be fine with this playing in the background of a bootleg jet set radio game.

I love this album, so many great tracks. Sensitive and hopeful music.

Fantastic album, 1 or so tracks that aren't as fantastic though. Although, "Andy Warhol" doesn't ruin the album for me, it is still incredible.

Pretty fun, bass playing is amazing and easily my favorite aspect of the album.

Killer Queen is brilliant, the rest feels like a snooze fest.

Not super impressed. Not really an obnoxious album, but it doesn't stand out much to me as significant.

Loved the keys in this album. Nice and low-key.

One of my favorite albums of all time by my favorite band ever. Can't Buy A Thrill is pop-rock perfection.

Dylan at his most prolific. Double album with little fat, and songs that bring out feelings similar to a beautiful North American landscape.

Really good album with multiple transcendent tracks. I could complain about the song lengths, but that seems to be a deliberate choice that works in the context of the album and the settings it was meant to be played in. Overall, still great but I don't listen to it as much due to a couple sleepers.

80s pop is somewhat of a blind-spot for me. The 80s nostalgia bait slop that has shoved down our throats since I've been born has soured me to lots of stuff that sounds like this. "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and "Head Over Heels" are fun, and some of the other tracks are spacey and texturally cool, but I don't think I'd check them out again. Still a decent record.

Pretty great album. Nearly every track has fantastic instrumental hooks, and Byrne's antics are pretty entertaining as well. Rhythm section is amazing, so many great moments between the keys, bass, and drums.

Great collection of tracks. Full arrangements and soulful performances.

Haven't listened to Beck seriously yet. A very refreshing album, lots of genres melded together in unique and pleasant ways. Really liked this one.

Pretty decent. A like the hits from this album, but there are some tracks that are a little tiresome. I like it a good amount, but his later stuff is really where I start to dig it.

This album was okay. More interesting than not, but not many reasons to come back to. They use some psychedelic sounds, but I personally don't believe that it is a novel approach.

Some absolute bangers here, super fun album. I don't know exactly what it is about Elton John's music that I don't completely resonate with, but there's some intangible factor that I just haven't got over yet. I think it's good and even great at points, but doesn't reach that upper tier for me.

Practically perfect. Emotional, and mechanical.

Not my type of thing.

Pretty good album. Great verses and beats, ice cream is goated.

Didn't expect to like this one as much as I did. Not as sad and gloomy as the other Elliott Smith stuff I've heard, but it's got enough to be distinctly him in my opinion. Good music.

Not bad, I expected to like it less than I did because I've heard depeche mode before and didn't love it. I still don't love it, but it was fine.

This album was a good surprise. I'm not the biggest metalhead, but I enjoyed this one alright.

Incredible album, great beats and lyrics.

Probably the best metal album I've heard. The low-key tracks on this album are just as good as the singles I feel. Just an amazing album all around.

It was ok, I didn't really care for the vocals but the bass was fun.

I thought it was alright. I honestly didn't like the main vocalist. His vibrato was really annoying.

Perhaps the birth of prog, for some it might be the peak. It isn't for me personally, but it is still undeniably great.

Idk, it's ok. Pretty fun reverb, but when that's legit the entire album there are diminishing returns.

I think this album was alright. I've probably just heard Sweet Child O Mine and Welcome to the Jungle too much, but the album didn't really hit me with anything I loved.

Didn't expect to enjoy this one. It was great. Phil Spector is insane and maybe a little glazed, but he did some undeniably good stuff.

Idk, I don't care much for early stones.

Fine. Love the cover art, the music is decent too. Don't love the vocalist.

Really cool. I've only listened to Tago Mago before this, but I think that I like this one a bit more. Clearly very influential while also being developed enough to be great on its own.

Absolutely love this album. A fun group of musicians clearly having fun, it is awesome.

same damn groove every song bro

Eh, it was alright.

Cool album

incredible album.

Pretty good.

Incredible cohesive record.

Pretty fun

Absolute bangers, loved this one.

Not my type of thing