1001 Albums Summary

I know enough to understand this as an important piece of musical history. I think it is musically a good album but it is largely not to my own subjective sensibilities. Wikipedia labels this as a rock album. I think I need to do some digging into the roots of rock music. This is an album where I can kind of see how rock became the genre it is today.

Again, not my genre but a musically good album. However, it has Africano on it which is nostalgic for me as a UW HMB alum. I have to say the marching band version is a lot more exciting, though. Wikipedia classifies this as a soul / funk album. Totally makes sense.

This is the third 70’s album that this generator has given me in 3 days. I’m starting to think 70’s music is just a little too lowkey for me but maybe it’s just the genres.

Off the bat i just like the sound of this more than the other albums I’ve had so far. Maybe because it’s pop, it feels more approachable. Idk.

Only know mr Wainwright from singing the hallelujah cover featured in Shrek. This album was alright but a little sleepy from listening to it all in one sitting. The songs all felt very similar. I did like the Art Teacher.

Interesting.

I was already sleepy when starting this album but I guess I can’t be mad. The kind of thing I’d expect to be playing in a dimly lit cafe with a lot of plants inside.

It was good.

It was fine.

A longer one. I’ve been meaning to catch up on music i was too young to listen to when it came out. Actually, this album is older than I am by a couple months. It’s fine. I can move my head to it.

Eh..

Maybe again because it sounds a little more modern, liked this one more than others I’ve listened to so far.

I feel like singers used to blend in with the instruments more pre-2000s. Even in this very rock album the singing seems to blend a lot more with the instruments than they do now. I liked the instrumentals though.

Uh… it’s okay I guess. Is Sixteen supposed to be weird?