My 1001 Albums Journey

David Bowie

2/5

Very dark and eerie album aesthetics. The drums and saxophone shined the most through the large array of accompaniment throughout. Bowie’s vocals show age, but used to unique interpolations across the album. ‘Lazarus’ was a standout for sure, but not an album i’ll be revisiting to top to bottom anytime soon.

The Downward Spiral

Nine Inch Nails

1/5

Very experimental noisy listen. ‘Closer’ was of course a stand out. Always a banger. But nothing I would revisit

Tracy Chapman

3/5

Surprisingly enjoyable listen. A style I wasn’t expecting to enjoy so much. I went in only knowing ‘Fast Car’ and left with the highlight of ‘Baby Can I Hold You’ being my favorite off the album. Good soup.

Dire Straits

1/5

Dad rock city but not my usual brand.

Music for the Masses

Depeche Mode

1/5

I can respect the sound and how it paved the way for many artists to come, but it was kind of a drag.

Pretenders

2/5

Sonically pretty pleasing. Didn’t realize some of these songs were theirs. Unique vocals. Tracklist is a little bloated, and I didn’t really take any particular track away that i’ll be listening to nonstop.

Brilliant Corners

Thelonious Monk

2/5

First time listening to an instrumental piano jazz album. It was neat. Short tracklist that still managed to spill into the north of 40 minutes territory. Nothing sonically stood out like crazy, but i respect it.

Tuesday Night Music Club

Sheryl Crow

4/5

A very smooth badass listen. Didn’t expect to enjoy a Sheryl Crown album so much but this joint was nice.

Wild Is The Wind

Nina Simone

3/5

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