1001 Albums Summary

Loved the production, sounded crystal smooth. Lyrics were interesting but vocals hidden in production made it tough to really appreciate. Not my vibe but as an album a pretty cool project

Interesting mix of soulful/exotic music with introspective lyrics pondering Bowie’s religion/outlook on life. Some songs go on for a while long, but overall pretty good

Regardless of the classics, the rest of the album holds up. Highlights are Things Go On, I Ain’t the One, and Tuesday’s Gone, the latter of which does drag a tad long but is still compelling. Overall the album is great as a whole, with a compelling Rock/Country vibe, jumping solemnity and playfulness, with familiarity helping make it an easy first and repeatable listen.

Like finding your way through the fog of a red light late night

Easy listen but needed time to really enjoy. Favorite tracks are East St Louis and the final 3 track run

Good album, lots of energy. Not my favorite but good if I need a kick

Not really up my alley, but is an easy background listen and is genuinely a pretty smooth sounding album

Very good, clean production, great vocals, a nice mix of somber and energetic songs. Highlights are unsurprisingly Hallelujah and Lover, You Should've Come Over

Good vocals, nice to just put on in the background for a 60s vibe

Great hits, beautiful vocals. Very 60s

Cmon now. It’s the first Beatles album with only original material. Banger of a pop album

Objectively was pretty good but it’s not my cup of tea

Very enjoyable. Like a rainy day spent looking out the window

This was a banger. Intro track was fire, so was the rest of the album

One of my favorite albums of all time. Start to finish, a psychedelic masterpiece up there with the greatest 60s albums. It has hits, it has deep cuts, it’s an all time great.

A strange but enjoyable listen for me. I don’t typically like this type of music, but I found myself intrigued by a lot of the songs, with the highlight for me being Intervention

Kind of a banger

I mean it is a classic, but admittedly not my type of classic rock

Can be a bit cheesy but overall very enjoyable listen. Favorite song was Happiness

Extremely fun listen. First four songs absolutely slap, while the rest of the album still bangs but could be lifted by a little more energy. Really cool album, particularly like the title track, Richard III, and the funkiness of Sometimes I Make You Sad

Solid country album, but not something I’d put on usually. Catchy melodies, but nothing too crazy

A definite vibe. Would probably rate it higher if my mood was HIGH

One of a kind. Best array of music that could be found on any album ever, done in a way that never feels jarring. Revolution 9 sucks, but everything else is incredible. Is it a bit long? Who cares. It sold. People love it. It’s the Beatles White Album. Shut up

Certainly a classic, but not particularly my cup of tea

Not a huge fan. Catchy and easy to listen to music, but just not my catch. Also didn’t like the “want to be molested. who cares how old you are”

Very fun short listen. First and last songs are the highlights for me

One of the greatest albums of all time. Lyrics, production, aesthetic and vibes. Once in a decade type of album

Pretty darn good

It feels like I should like it, but I just don’t. Tokyo storm warning is pretty good, though a little long

Best Simon and Garfunkel album as a whole. Half a concept with Bookends, half a hits comp with some of their best. Save the Life of my Child, one of their only overtly psychedelic songs, is a personal favorite.

Not a word was understand. Vibes were phenomenal. Very fun listen

It was enjoyable, nothing crazy but pretty alright

It’s fine, but not my thing

Inoffensive pop. Nothing too interesting, but I’m an idiot so maybe I missed it

Pretty fun album

Me. And my Rat family

Pretty solid. Might need to relisten tbh

It’s fine. Very grand - I should probably try again on a different day

Cool vibes

Tiny Dancer and Levon are always great - Madman Across the Water is also pretty good. Otherwise, the album feels alright but nothing too special

Really fun listen. Great vocals, fun mix of music, lyrics that were unexpectedly dark at times

A solid rock album, but nothing that grabbed hold of me

If I could give half stars, id give this 3.5. Very enjoyable, just too many songs that lasted too long that I didn’t care about

Liked it more than Station to Station, but still doesn’t do much for me

Pretty good. Really liked the brief “Soldier’s Poem”, and in general that middle section of tracks that moved along steadily

Very smooth record. Lyrics are great, production’s great, just gets a little too stale at times for a 4

Surprising in some of its depths. Not what I expected to find when finally listening to the Police, in a good way. Not quite a 4 for me, but still really good

Good, but I’m just not a Neil Young guy (can’t stand Helpless). Highlights for me are Carry On, Woodstock, and Our House. Also liked 4 + 20 and Teach Your Children

Glam rock isn’t my thing. Satellite of Love is my highlight

Just not my thing. Kinda cool though

Started growing on me

A bit cheesy at times, but the psychedelic vibe is great. Dear God is a standout of emotion in the album

It was pretty good, but Radiohead still evades me…

The first four songs elevate this album tremendously. The rest of the album kinda meanders in places, with some highlights for me (St. Jimmy, Gove Me Novacaine, Wake Me Up” but the others lose me

A more matured sound that was more my speed than their debut

Not bad, but not a huge fan

Very enjoyable, and surprisingly very diverse

Great album with some of their biggest hits. Only downside is cohesion and a little bit of filler

Ehhhhh

Pretty great music, the vocals are not my fav

I’m… just not a Radiohead guy

Really cool sound, but a little too much NSFW to play on the aux

One of my favorite rap albums of all time. One Love and New York State of Mind in particular are person favorites

Pretty good

Miles from Nowhere was a highlight. This album feels like it should be right up my alley, but sometimes I feel he becomes preachy/holier-than-thou (ironic coming from a Bob Dylan fan).

A personal favorite album that I love. Flowers Never Bend and Poem are sick af

Love this album - pinnacle middle aged divorced Dad album