1001 Albums Summary

I like it how I like most beatles albums I've listened to. It feels like one beatly mess with 1 or 2 ultra iconic bangers. Eleanor rigby is of course great and iconic. Yellow submarine is also good. But I find myself lost in the same kind of style for the other songs. I get the beatles influence. But can't get myself to like their albums. (Except abby road <3). Got myself into them after getting songs stuck in my head, bumped this up to a 4!.

Pretty good, will listen again sometime. First and last tracks were great. Prob like a 3.5/5

Yeah, ts shit is good. Really enjoyable, Listened to it twice in a row. I always have a weak for some good rock. Prob like a 4/5.

Didn't expect to like it, since I've never dabbled in folk music. But this was great. The reason I started this journey was to discover music outside my favorite genre. And Tracy Chapman will definitely stay on the roster. Easy 4/5.

Good, but pretty uninspiring, that title track rocks. Will return but not soon.

First album I had heard before. Mr blue sky just gets stuck in my head. But i think the album is too long.

I don't like country, and this didn't convince me. Some good moments in a pile of mid.

I really like this, I was studying for my upcoming exam, and this was exactly the music that fit my mood. Debating between 4/5 and 5/5. But I will return again, and add this to my liked albums.

Ts was kinda fun. Some boring moments, and the production was abhorent (prob for todays standards, I'm guessing it sounded fine in the great '67). Cool to know where "Somebody to love" came from. I will return to, because I liked the rock 'n roll vibe. Between 3-4.

Fun listen, never knew them, now i do.

Ts was fun, put ts of to listen to it, but its great. Between 4/5 for me, so might change on a relisten

They didn't have to put the same track twice as album closer. Still I enjoyed this alot as the meditative work music this is supposed to be. 1001 album generator listeners just can't enjoy albums >67 mins.

Jesus I liked this way more than I thought, I'm not a rap fan, or atleast, I haven't tried. But I liked ts. Debating 3 or 4. Might change on a relisten but rn a 3.

Alright the ending, finally. Wait why is there another 8 minute track?

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.

Been listening to the beatles more lately, so maybe that's why I liked this 60's album a lot. Usually don't dig old stuff but ts was great.

This is NPC rock, unfortunately I'm not a so called "free-thinker"

Why is the audience just a bunch of teenage girls in a rollercoaster?

I feel like Michael Gira listened to this before starting Swans

Wild is the wind, more tame is this album.

At first I didn't like ts, then I did. I can see James Murphy jamming along to this.

If fun was an album, this is it.

Ts is good. Already liked pixies and listened to doolittle before. Knew "where is your mind? ", so I kinda knew I was gonna like this.

Summer >"I'm going to ruin your life' Tom >*mumbles* "Hi" Summer >"I Said I love the Smiths"

Already knew ts, My generator is on a hot streaks recently, with albums like surfer rosa, the queen is dead and since I left you following eachother up. Ts an easy 5 for me. Introduced me to the genre and loved it ever since. The relisten was fun aswell. I also really like the fact every songs transitions very smoothly into every other song.

Maybe I'm just too whimsical, but I hoped this album would lower my average score (4.0 at the time of writing). But I kinda liked it a little. Giving it a 3 because I still don't like pop all to much. Writing away my high average score due to small sampling bias.

Mercedes benz was less enjoyable than nails on a chalkboard. The rest was fine though.

I can't not give this a 5. My dad used to play this all the time. Still does.

I'm going to give it a 4, so it shows up in my "likes more than others" and I don't forgot to listen a second time.

Amazing, always love long tracks

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

I love both the Smiths and the Cure. Now what?

I don't know why I would listen to this instead of the classic glam rock of the 80's. Also this is too soft to hit my metal spot, and too bland to hit my rock spot.

Southern man is a banger. The instrumentals really soothe me, but the voice doesn't as much.

Never listened before, because I knew I was gonna like it and it wouldn't be challenging or different. End result, I liked it.

Damn, never really listened to Bowie but really liked this.

It sounds like a grower. But the seed has only just been planted. Need to relisten but definitely solid.

My introduction to this group, the vocals can sometimes be a bit too quiet. But the instrumentals are great. Gonna revisit.

Fun, but not too memorable yet, prob because it wasn't on spotify so I wasn't paying attention to tracks.

It's metallica. Not them at their creative peak, no way. But it's good. Probably won't return to the full album, but a few songs are legendary.

It's the end of the album and I hated it.

BREAK! or also called, annoying interlude. I like music in my albums not skits. Nevertheless. This album had some good music. But also, it's rap, which I'm still not the biggest fan of. Hoping this challenge can change that, but for now 3 because of the hits.

Really interesting what the prospect of death does to artists like Bowie and Waits. While this album is inconsistent in its quality, it has a consistently dark theme and I dig it.

Interesting. But i didn't quite enjoy it.

Ch-ch-ch-changes

I liked this better than Gram Parsons personal project. Still it suffers from that generic country sound.

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I've only been doing this for 50 days, and have already heard 2 better electronic album than this one. Still I quite like the hypnotizing factor of electronics, so it's not gonna be slanderd.

Ts was good, gonna relisten again.

What if the Beatles were Welsch?

Music for if your in a situationship with a girl. you're still together but it's not gonna work out.

I looked to see when it was over. Turned out I still had 30 minutes more. Give me the next flight out of Ireland

Makes me want to listen to In Rainbows from the basement. This one might grow on me, but it still feels a bit whimy.

Damn, post rock in 1970

It overstays it's welcome. It's the weakest big 4 Floyd album. I'd even argue that Meddle is stronger. For every amazing song you have 5 mid songs. Still I can not go below a 4, just for Another Brick in The Wall pt 2. Also I must say I need to watch the movie.

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.