1001 Albums Summary

I didn’t care for this one.

I like this one a lot. A lot of instrumental content that's good for background, but quality.

This is an absolute classic. Not my style, but I can appreciate it.

Already loved it. So good.

There are some very good tracks on here. I probably won't go back to it, but it's a good album.

Just not my style of music, but I can rate it well because musically it's excellent. Pet Sounds is a good instrumental I hadn't heard before.

He was a groundbreaker, but the musical style just isn't my bag for the most part.

Just don't care for it at all.

Nah, didn't really care for it. The main single was catchy for the first couple of minutes, but it is way too long.

I already was not a Motorhead fan.

I was expecting to like this one, but I must be thinking of Substance. The lead singer is off pitch a lot and his voice just isn't very good here.

I already have and enjoy this album.

He's a great musician, but I personally don't prefer his voice. Still a good one, though.

I didn’t get to listen to it

I like Smash It Up Part 1, and I Just Can't Be Happy Today. I'm not a big punk rock fan, so some of the tracks don't sound good to me. They seem very talented.

Did not care for her voice at all

These guys were talented musicians. I don't care for the Hammond Organ sound--especially the later model used on later records, but the songs are good.

Not bad, and a little ahead of its time. Sounds like an inspiration for Naked Eyes, but this band's original songs are better.

Did not listen, but I have heard this before. It's good stuff. Just not my genre, really.

I was already a Rush fan.

Not really my style, but his vocals are intresting. It inspired me to listen to more of his work. I like the later funk sounds. I also was inspired to listen again to his son Jeff's work. Wonderful. Thank you.

It was ok as background music. Didn't like it as well as The Love Below/Speakerboxx.

This is an excellent album.

I love Van Halen, and this is one of their absolute best.

I do not like The Doors

Very good

This music was just ok. I finally recognized one of their songs after going through a few of them, and it was pretty good.

Too over-produced to take seriously. A few catch tunes, though.

I liked this one quite a bit. I had never such early R.E.M. It's hard to describe, but it lacked the annoyance factor I feel listening to later R.E.M. music. I think that came from the saturation on MTV and local radio stations at the time. Too much Stipe is just too much Stipe.

It's a great example of good use of the recording studio techniques available back then. Then the cowbell in "Night in the City" brings us back to Earth. I like the synthesizer sounds, too.

I am a Nick Drake fan. His guitar work and voice were plenty to keep me coming back, not to mention his songwriting skills.

Great album by the legendary band.

I am a huge Prince fan, and I wish more people knew that he was much more than this album.

This didn't show up in the way I expect the next one to show up. In fact, it never did until I clicked on History. Several have been that way. Good album, though. Holding Back the Years is still one of his greatest.

This has some catchy tunes. Surprisingly, the title track was my least favorite.

It's funny how many older rock and roll acts sound like country music. That's the first impression I got at the outset of listening to this one. I learned that they (well, Mason) wrote Feelin' Alright.

This band is so funky and tight. They don't mind having fun and being funny. And funky, of course.

Some great tunes on this one. I think I'm admitting I like the poppier R.E.M. Is that so wrong?

I'm biased because I love Pictures an Exhibition in orchestral arrangement, for piano, and for ELP!

These guys are underrated as musicians. The deep cuts tell the complete story more than the popular songs.

I LOVE this album. I loved it when I first got the CD at age 16, and I love it now at 55. I don't skip any songs. Never did. How many albums can say that?