1001 Albums Summary

This album is a collection of beautiful songs that are impaired by the egregiously long run time. Three stars. (Favorite track: Let's Call The Whole Thing Off.)

Five stars. (Favorite track: For No One.)

Some songs tend to blend together due to the homogeneous sound of the whole album. However, that didn’t really take away from my enjoyment of the album. Four stars. (Favorite track: Bad Moon Rising.)

I did not like this album. I can appreciate it lyrically, but sonically the album feels disjointed. Which made for a disappointing listen. Two stars. (Favorite track: You Can Call Me Al.)

I'm well aware I am not the target audience for this album, and this is not my usual genre. But I did enjoy this album. I don't know that I see myself replaying this album much in the future, but it was a engaging listen. Three stars. (Favorite track: Welcome to the Terrordome.)

This album is not offensively bad, but it's not good either. The lyrics are uninspired and bland, and there are unnecessarily long instrumental breaks on one too many songs. Overall an extremely boring album. Two stars. (Favorite track: More Than a Feeling.)

This is a good album. Very refreshing to hear a full album lacking any romantic love songs. Four Stars. (Favorite track: What's Going On.)

It's good. It's Christmas. The weird message from Phil Spector at the end was an unfortunate mistake, and weird. Three Stars. (Favorite track: Christmas (Baby Please Come Home).)

I'll never be a fan of cover albums. Even the context of this album's creation did not change much of my opinion. The only highlights were the few original songs. Overall, this left me feeling very bored. Two stars. (Favorite track: The Man Comes Around.)

I think this album is ok sonically, but boy do I dislike the lyrics. Every song is so vindictive, and I think "breast" was said like four times. Vocally, I get sick of the grungy, spoken word, annoyingly strong British accent schtick by track four. Overall I was not a fan. Two stars. (Favorite track: Common People.)