1001 Albums Summary

A classic punk album from my youth. We didn’t know then that Green Day would become an institution!

Not really my cup of tea. Was it amazing in 1995? Probably.

That's some classic R&B, right there.

Solid late 90s rock. Listenable, forgettable.

It's a classic for a reason.

I'm sure it was groundbreaking at its time. Today, sitar- and Moog-based instrumental versions of 60's hits just... doesn't do it for me.

Such a mix of classic, future-looking rock with some surprisingly old, bluesy stuff.

Remarkable cross-genre variety. Is it pop, soul, jazz? Yes.

My teenage self would not have been ready for this in the 90s. Today: love the production. Enjoyed this a lot.

Clapton's guitar just smokes. A few uneven tracks, but really brilliant blues stuff here.

This was already a favorite of mine. Jarrett is just brilliant.

I love this album. Not sure it really merits 5 stars but 4 stars, yeah, easy.

The Cardigans have such a unique sound... this one is just indelible in my memory from college.

A classic post-college album for me. Read Moby's biography later and that colors how I see the guy now, but this record is quite a time capsule.

Really didn't do it for me.

I enjoy me some techno beats. This one was good.

Somehow I never got into these guys back in the day, but I really enjoyed this one.

Wow, just wow. Ground breaking and brilliant.