1001 Albums Summary

Don't really enjoy this very much. The guitar is nice, but the singing doesn't do much for me. I don't really care for how stripped down it is. The vocals warble up and down in a way that I don't enjoy.

It's definitely one of those. I was surprised that I'd actually already heard pretty much every song on this album. Not something I'd choose to listen to on my own, but the stuff is fun.

Great guitar, good singing. A very fun overall listening experience.

I see why this was popular, but it didn't really do much for me.

The singles are bangers, and the rest are okay too.

I listened to this album a lot in my early teen years, but hadn't picked it up again in forever. It still holds up.

It's okay. Not something I'd listen to otherwise. The singles are good.

I found myself rocking out to this album a lot more than I thought I would. The fast songs are better than the slow ones. I started to get tired of all the guitar noodling by the end of the album, though.

Some songs are all right, but I'd really have to be in the mood to listen to this normally. It all blends together and all the songs are about the same subject.

A very silly album, in a fun way. I'm glad I listened to it. The comedy songs would be hard to listen to again, but the rest were great.

It's fine for what it is, but I wasn't in the mood for it. Really cheesy, even though the cheese can be fun. Grinds to a halt halfway through. The Message is the standout from this album, obviously. The rest was okay to listen to once, but no more.

I generally like Iggy Pop okay, but this didn't do much for me. It felt like it just kinda dragged along, almost as if he was bored while performing. Dum Dum Boys was the standout song for me.