1001 Albums Summary

Can hear the influence for other bands such as Nada Surf. Liked the song Oh Yea. Others just ok.

Muscially liked it but couldn't get past the lyrics. Never heard of this band before but looks like Phish covered them before. I think I can see where the Kasvot Vaxt influence may have come from too.

Great for background while working music. Love chameleon and watermelon man. Was not familiar with this album previously.

Had this CD growing up. Never really thought of it as a top album because of the massive success of Praise You. Nice to go back and listen to the other tracks in full outside of the big singles. Forgot about Right here Right now, Kalifornia, Soul Surfing, and You're Not from Brighton. I used to play with You're Not From Brighton on a DJ mixing website with 2 little turn tables. Realized that Soul Surfing is often stuck in my head whatever that lyric is.

Aerosmith really isn't my thing. Listened to most but wasn't familiar with most of these songs. Liked Back in the Saddle.

Haven't listened to this Miles yet. Really enjoyed it while making dinner. Loved Jeru.

All bangers. Didn't realize all of these songs came from Thriller. Listened to nearly all individually as singles.

I wouldn’t have thought to listen to this album without this challenge but really enjoyed it. I’ve never really listened to anything from Janet besides whatever was popular in the early 2000s and the music video with her and Michael. Liked this but didn’t understand what the political stuff was addressing for the time. Thought it was funny when she said “get the point now let’s dance” and it went more into straight forward songs lol. Liked rhythm nation, miss you much, and love will never do

Listened to most but only really liked bank holiday.

Never listened to this one. At first pass I was waiting to get to "Ziggy Stardust". Ended up skipping ahead a few songs but then went back to spend some more time with it.

Usually would like this but seemed a bit too harsh. Couldn't get into it. I'm assuming for it's time this was groundbreaking but seems very similar to current day underground music

Forgot about some of these. Classics but never listened to the full album

Wouldn't have looked into Joni Mitchell most likely without this challenge. Really enjoyed this. Liked Help Me, Free Man in Paris, and Car on a Hill. Liked the jazz elements. Didn't realize Phish covered Free Man in Paris too.

I liked day in the life of a tree and feel flows. Was this before beach boys found their sounds? Didn’t recognize any of the hits but maybe surfs up the title track?