1001 Albums Summary

The first LP I ever bought.

Sitting on a park bench

Best Taylor Swift album. If I could give an additional half star, I would.

Some bangers here. I was only familiar with Diamond Hoo Ha, which apparently is considered their weakest album.

I liked the songs I already knew. The ones I didn't know weren't bad either

Maybe Elvis' best album. This is why he's the King.

I respect it. Miles Davis is the best at the Jazz.

I am not sophisticated enough.

Love the sax in the raw punk sound.

I listened to a lot of early Leonard Cohen and later Leonard Cohen. I thought this was an interesting sound. I wish they did half stars.

Boring and way worse than his other records.

Haven't spun this in awhile. Sabotage is one of my favs. Was cool to hear the RATM influence in Heart Attack Man.

This is the album that got me into Radiohead.

29 min of classic punk rock bangers

This record surprised me in a good way. Hell yeah Chef.

Never could get into PJ Harvey, but this was alright. She must have been boning Thom Yorke.

That bass is super groovy. A good change of pace from the brutal death metal I was listening to.

Surprised I never heard of this band before. They are basically pioneers in industrial rock.

The definitive Goth Rock record and one of the greatest albums ever made.

Funk classic

This is the album that got me to deep dive into Bjork. I want to give it 3.5, I guess I will round up since I respect Bjork a ton.

It's not the Beatles, but it's not bad.

I never understood the hype for this album.

The classic case where your first album is so good and you cannot live up to internal or external pressure to keep it going once the fame and fortune hits. An enjoyable record, but I don't see it as the same masterpiece that many do. I guess I should've been in Manchester in the 80s.

Classic and most influential