1001 Albums Summary

I will never listen to this album again

I did not like listening to this album

I will never listen to this album again

Was alright

Great album

I did not like this album

I like this album. Strong the whole way through. Don’t skip out on the last track.

classic

it's a Christmas album

the songs you know are great the rest are songs

Very strange that this album is on this list. I can think of 1000 albums that should be ahead of it.

Yup. This wasn’t my generation’s music, nor something my parents exposed me to. Nevertheless it’s been a key influence on my musical tastes for the past 35 years. 4.5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed it. Great 7/10

Too mystic for me

As many others have noted, for a 2-3 year period it seemed this album was everywhere. Because every single song was licensed for something. The songs are good, but it’s hard to hear it now as a cohesive album. Always liked that song from the beach though.

On this album, Radiohead reached their peak. A wonderful album front to back. While they continued to make music for many years, it was never as good as this.

I hated this when it first came out and that has not changed in any way with time

In grade 7 we were assigned a music project. We needed to play a song for the class, read the lyrics out loud, and talk about what the song meant. The song I chose was Cold Lampin' with Flavor. I remember having to pause and rewind the tape so many times to try to get the lyrics right. And they still didn't make sense or were indecipherable to me. No idea what I said the song was about. Though it's an album I know well, I hadn't listened to it for many years. Funny that the song I liked best as a kid is still the song I like best. Louder Than a Bomb

I like the sad drunk songs much more than the happy drunk songs

Awful music / awful human

too many birds

Bookended by two phenomenal tracks, my main takeaway from this is what could have been