1001 Albums Summary

This album is good, danceable at times, and extremely sensual. The father of blues... I discovered him through names like Foo Fighters and Slash. I just wouldn't recommend listening to it at the gym because it's not a sound that works with headphones.

Real jazz — made with feeling, captured in a perfect moment. It doesn’t feel planned at all. ‘In a silent way' is a great track to listen to while working or just relaxing

Even though I don’t know the whole album deeply, it’s impossible to ignore the power and authenticity of Jagged Little Pill. The songs I’m familiar with — like You Oughta Know, Ironic, and Hand in My Pocket — really capture that raw, emotional energy of the ’90s. Alanis delivers every line with intensity, mixing anger and vulnerability in a way that feels genuine and cathartic. Some tracks may sound a bit dated today, but the album still hits hard. It’s easy to understand why it became such an iconic record in alternative pop-rock and made Alanis one of the most recognizable voices of her time.

Wonderfull, a great álbum to listen in the car

It's a real punk rock

great, atemporal

Wonderfull

I've loved it since hearing "Deep Blue" in the movie Boyhood.

One of RHCP's best albums, it marked a banging return for Frusciante and delivered numerous hits, making history.

This album is where metal and grunge collide. A raw testament to this heavy band and Cornell's unmistakable voice.

Only Ron Wood, Rod Stewart, and his band could create such a beautiful album.

Not Foo Fighters' best album, but a special one, as their debut it has a raw, punk, grunge sound and a searching for something.