1001 Albums Summary

Buffalo Stance has to be a top 10 80s song and the reason for an extra star. Manchild is great and the overall motif running through about girl power is fun.

This is a beautiful album. Great beats and tone, mellow vocals and medium tempo throughout. Hits....crystalized, islands

3/1089 no lyrics for the first 9 minutes but that doesn't matter at all. This album is amazing. Shine on you crazy diamond, all 9 parts, has been one of my favorite songs for over 30 years. Chills hit when this album starts. Hits...all of them.

4/1089 I really only knew of BB and Lucille and the U2 song we was on. Generally, blues are somewhat boring to me but this show and the backing band were tight! He has a great voice as a youngster and the blues licks are nice but I prefer shredders.

5/1089 I didn't think I make it through this before listening. I've always loved Ms. Jackson but thought outkast stopped there ..and hey ya. I really enjoyed this album and there were nice surprise beats, fills and samples throughout. I'll listen to it again and I understand why Andrew 3000 isn't overrated.

6/1089 Never heard of TB but I definitely heard echos of John Denver, janice and maybe even Gordon Lightfoot, though I think TB came before them. The music was quite chill and folksy and the guy has a very nice voice, regardless of who he sounds like. Another unfortunate member of the 28 club.

7/1089 This is very standard 60s rock by today's standards. It was fresh in its time but became such a success that many who were inspired and followed made this sound passe. I've heard white rabbit and somebody to love 100s of time, maybe more, growing up, so it's pretty a very familiar sounds. Grace Slick's voice is unique and right for the music. This is a 3* album but I can only give 2* because of the release of We Built This City 20-something years later. Hits....somebody to love, white rabbit

Sick album. Fascination and lullaby.....puhlease! Then add love song and pictures and it's over the top.

4.4992*