1001 Albums Summary

I think another commenter summed this up good for me. "Jazz melts in to the bakground and disapears, to me. I reallice that this is god jazz, but i cant rember anything from listening to this record." Ignore his god awful english. His point is good, I think it's good background music, and realise the mastership and that this was the birth of cool jazz. But would only put this on if I was cooking a 5 star meal.

Sometimes I think I have good taste, until I listen to noise rock and absolutely love it.

When I was 16, 3 years ago. I was sitting in my then girlfriends room while she was showing me her record collection. I quite frankly didn't really care since I wasn't interested in music much. She shows me this album which I recognise, since 4 distinct looking men were crossing the street but I couldn't name it. She asked me for the name, and I struggled. But I thought it had something to do with a lane, or way, or road. But after a few minutes of guessing london lane and similar guesses, she cut my off. She told me it was called Abbey Road, and I remembered hearing that name before. Two years passed and since we have broken up. I'm listening to a spotify jam with friends, when someone puts on "I want you (she's so heavy"). I was big into grunge/metal/prog at the time and were suprised the beatles made that song. So at home I listened to the album, and didn't really care at first, but I craved a second listen after a while. And after that second listen I fell in love with the album. Another year has passed, and I have to listen to Revolver because of this app. At first, I don't get it. But after another week I started craving it. And then I wanted to listen to other Beatles albums. 3 months has passed and I absolutely adore them, having listened to every album now, I think my favourite is either this or "With the Beatles". So an absolutely deserved 5/5 for me.