1001 Albums Summary

Definitely the sound I think of when I think Bowie. Has a lot of the sounds that I associate with the late 70s, early 80s. Pretty short album with only six songs, but each song is a bit longer bringing the album to a 38 minute run time. Nice break up of genre for me, most of my music these days is pretty heavy drums, rock, metaly music. Disco and funk were the words I was looking for, those are the genres that influenced a lot of this album. Apparently he does not remember making the album but it did happen to be his highest charting album and was a big influence for a lot of other artists. He discusses wanting to get out of the bright light that is fame while actively being in it. Rating: 6.4/10 Favorite song: TVC15

Awesome album. I've listened to a lot of this album prior to getting it on here and it has some of my favorite songs from Radiohead. This album, like "Station to Station" from Bowie also deals with fame and what happens to artists after they get their big break. This was released following the massive success of Creep, a song that they grew to hate. For the longest time I've had "My Iron Lung" and "Fake Plastic Trees" on my playlist so it was cool to hear the rest of the album that they came from. Definitely a pretty angry and angsty album with a lot of lyrics that are super depressing. The songs that stuck out the most to me were "Bones" and "Just," both are being added to my playlist. Rating: 8.8/10 Favorite song: My Iron Lung

Well i didn’t get bored listening to it, so that bodes well for its rating. I looked into the story behind the band and album. Bad Company was a so called “supergroup,” though some posit that the label was given prematurely. Anyways the group formed out of artists who already had semi-successful solo career; however, Bad Company is the reason they are known today. The genre for the album falls into hard rock and blues rock. You definitely hear some of the blues and jazz elements in the instrumentals with a very classic rock feeling from the singing and lyrics. Very chill and almost sensual vibe to a lot of the songs. Lots of discussion of sex but also some about violence. Not the exact thing i reach for while working out, so me listening to it at th gym may have downgraded the rating. Rating: 7.2/10 Favorite song: Don’t let me down

pretty good. listened to while reorganizing my room and was good background music. the guitar/base stood out the most and i really enjoyed it.

music genre and style is all over the place, but on purpose. they use salsa, latin drums, long beach music, doo wop, r&b, jazz and whatever other music style you can think of. this was done in theme with the album “the world is a ghetto” not as much a political statement but more statement of unity. meant to say that we all have struggles, even rich people get clogged toilets (something the drummer said). overall i liked it, very different from my normal music but it was a nice background to my morning. rating: 6.6/10 favorite song: beetles in the bog

meh. not my vibe. I tried listening to it but I just was not feeling it today. May revisit another day, but I only made it about half way through today. I was just feeling a little overwhelmed by noises and not loving it. Rating: 2/10 No favorite song

really interesting listen. mixes scottish and irish folk music with country and gospel music. listened to while cleaning my room and was very whimsical background music. don’t know how much i will reach for this album, but i really enjoyed this listening experience. rating: 6.7/10 favorite track:

Live album. I really enjoyed it actually. I wasn't expecting to like this album as much as I did but it has some really solid guitar and is a fun listen. Rating: 6.4/10 Favorite track: Do you feel like I do (it's 13 min long but I really enjoyed the guitar solos)

A lot of British bands and British artists recently and a lot of music from the 70s. I don't know if the 70s were really my era musically. I feel like a lot of the music that I have heard from then is more upbeat and energetic than the music I prefer to listen to. I'm not saying I don't like it, I think it's a nice mix-up from what I normally listen to, but it's just not music I will likely reach for again. They are known as a "ska-revival" band, which is a blend of Jamaican ska, rocksteady, reggae, and punk influence. Overall, seems like an important album is music history as it blended black and white music, but it's just not my favorite. Rating: 6/10 Favorite track: Too much, too young

i really liked this album. it’s a really good garage, psychedelic rock album. perfect chill music. pretty long album in terms of number of tracks, but some of them are only like 30 sec long. overall enjoyed a lot and was much needed familiarity after getting a series of albums that aren’t my typical sound rating: 8/10 favorite track: a good flying bird

different than what i normally listen to but kind of awesome. really cool mix of sound, nice signing, and good beats. listened to while reading so wasn’t paying too much attention but it was great background music rating: 7.8/10

merry christmas, love hearing a album produced by a murderer to celebrate the jolly spirit

so so so good, no skips, all bangers. makes me think about my dad (pearl jam is his fav band) and all the time throughout my childhood spent listening to them. rating: 9.5/10 fav track: garden

absolutely awesome nye pick. listened to while i cleaned my room. heard a lot of the songs before, but always fun to listen to an album in its entirety.

actually really enjoyed, felt very emo rock and had some fun tracks

love it, lowk gas

slightly to the right of Britpop and the music I know from them best. I've listened to a lot of this album before, but not a whole play through of it. the instruments in this album are probably the part I like the best, I feel like they are put on central stage for it and make it an engaging listen. rating: 7.6/10 fav track: Essex Dogs (or maybe beetlebum, just classic)

pretty okay. kind of nothing special, but like my ears weren’t hurting after listening rating: 4.5/10 fav track: mrs robinson (not even by them)

I enjoyed this album a lot more than I expected. 70s has historically not been my favorite decade, but this album was filled with several songs that I found myself really liking. I also recognized a lot of the songs from my childhood, adding to my enjoyment. Overall a nice, chill but still more upbeat set of tunes for my day. Rating:

I read a little bit of back story on this one. I had never heard of Hüsker Dü before, so I looked into them before listening. This album is the end of bands time together, in what was described as an incredibly messy and fucked break up. I can't say that this hype I read beforehand about how messy the album that came from this event really shined through. Like lowk just a normal rock album, I enjoyed it; however, I can't say it way anything special. Rating: 6.6/10 Fav track: Bed of nails (however I will say a lot of them sounded pretty similar, no offense)

“yes, yes, yes!” awesome album rating: 8.6/10 fav track: junkhead

one of my favorite albums from them, so many songs I love and def a little bit of a different vibe when compared their other ones rating: 8.7/10 fav track: videotape or all I need

fav track: student demonstration time

american pie and vincent were good, but the rest of the album was just fine, trying to stop giving 3s to everything so i gotta be a bit harsh

not available on spotify so i listened to part of it on youtube, it was ok

haven't heard much from this album before (if any), not my favorite album from Bowie. Still had several really good songs--I really liked "You feel so lonely you could die"--and I had a good time listening. I feel like it's pretty unique for an artist to make an album this late in their career and still have it be good. I need to stop voting this as 3s, but I just have to Rating: 6.8/10

very chill, pretty solid listen

sinatra is always a joy. felt like Christmas with some of the songs. about halfway through I started listening to another one of his albums, then rounded finished this album out

fav track: Adam Raised a Cain

obvious classic and one of the best albums of all time. "Time" is just a banger freakin song. the fact that this album is over 50 years old and still sounds fresh and unique is crazy. there is a reason this album has been such a cultural phenomenon. I listen to Wish You Were Here more often, but this is just an undeniable masterpiece. i would be disrespecting my upbringing to not rate this a 5.

holy lord another 70s rock album

ik this album is from early 90s, but goddamn drop the 80s synth. not that big of a fan of this guy