1001 Albums Summary

Loved this pop punk treat. I have other Elvis Costello records--later ones. This was great to discover.

Enjoyable. Appreciate the artist. But not my go to genre.

I have Fun House. I think it's better. But clearly in the scheme of musical history and influence a very important record.

She is the Queen. Flawless.

Second side is better. I think other records of NC&TBS are better. Don't know why this one is on the list.

Surprised I have not listened to this record previously. Surprised how much I really liked it. Love the guitars and Southern rock ethos.

Initially excited to revisit this. Did not age well with me.

Really liked this. Authentic Brit pop-punk before it was cool--making it cool.

Absolutely one of the best an innovative artists. No question. He is one of my all time favorites and this record is great. Just for a Thrill?! I mean come on. He's a genius and I listen to and appreciate everything he has made. Including the country!

Totally out of my interest sphere. But could play in the background without much distraction. Generally not my jam. Don't get drawn into new age soundscapes which make no sense to me--while instrumentalization is clearly proficient, composition just sounds like a toddler playing around.

Nope.

Perfect rock.

Not for me.

Nice. I like Tracey Thorn's voice on this record.

This was a pivotal album for me in my musical journey. Love.

Not much fear. Not much whiskey. Brit punk first wave than never really landed with me.

I really do not like Pink Floyd

Like this genre generally--60's surfy pop. But this record seemed to be one run-on sound.

Garage Punk Pop.

I'm a sucker for early grunge.

Almost perfect.

Heads will roll...good tune. Interesting album.

Great record

Unisound background. Lyrics are quite beautiful but are lost in the noise.

Time of the Season - classic. The album is of its time. Uni-sound '68

Nostalgic 80's pop--with more substance than most. Really liked it.