1001 Albums Summary

dont like the orchestral stuff so much

Classic. Flows so well and conveys a specific time and place: urban, hot summer, sunset, 1970s.

lz folk, immigrant song + bron yr aum stomp

Classic soul, good party vibes

Detroit!!

dont like vocals, but cool instrumentation

just more grooving

paint it black. they did cooler stuff than just the big hits.

So gangsta

Just more good stuff

Volvo songs

not my scene but appreciate iconic songs

landmark hip-hop classic. masterful storytelling, complex narratives of street life, unmatched lyrical dexterity, smooth flow, and blend of grit with vulnerability, tragic realism

walking around UW freshmen year, eyes wide open. "I had to phone someone so I picked on you/ Hey, that's far out so you heard him too”

gritty, weird, theatrical, and eclectic, rich with imagery of urban life, grotesques, and broken beauty, blending cabaret, jazz, rock, and experimental sounds

groundbreaking, ambitious six-part suite blending avant-garde complexity with blues, flamenco, Duke Ellington, and gospel. Innovative use of the big band, inventive studio techniques (like overdubbing), and deep emotional depth, solidified by Mingus's own psychiatrist's liner notes, solidifying its status as a landmark in jazz history.

not for me

GOAT rap album.

just dont like the nasal ahhhhhh voice

some great ones. but sufjan is kinda weird

ehh

u2 was a plane

Cool!

Timeless

Thrashy

Pretty unsettling and cool!

Lovely

Great covers.

the album was inspired by the death of crazy horse guitarist danny whitten and roadie bruce berry (both from heroin). the songs are often loose and the playing is sloppy, but man the vibe of the album is just one of a kind.

Sick!

the cornah!

nope

ehh

Big donut of a voice, glimmers of rock n roll emanating from classic boogie woogie

Great recording

I like the album cover and want to like this band because my dad does, but I dont like the twang stuff

So good

Epic punk. Punch through a wall and then skateboard down the street.

Nope

Queen!

Some jams. angry stuff

not my fav

too goofy and dont like the voice

Not my fav

Tom Scholz recorded most of Boston's 1976 multi-platinum debut album in his Watertown, Massachusetts, home basement, not a professional studio. Working largely alone, the MIT-educated engineer and guitarist played most instruments and created his own equipment, crafting hits like "More Than a Feeling" in what became one of rock's most famous home-recording feats

Epic

most punk punk

Released the same year as Slayer’s “Reign in Blood” and had the same producer, and they are both sonically the same. Hilarious, obnoxious, vibrant, ridiculous fun. Listening to the rhymes about Phyllis Diller, Abe Vigoda, classic TV and “Guys and Dolls,” you wonder how anyone ever thought these guys were really dangerous — they’re obviously having a laugh and they’re a blast to listen to. But there’s no ignoring the homophobia and sexism in some of the lyrics; in places it’s glaring and gross.

Epic psych

Recognizing the unappreciated goodness.

zero is sick. do not like sad pretty stuff

Weird and dark