1001 Albums Summary

Amazingly thick funk-soul album. Great backing back and Stevie is on top form. Still not as perfect as Talking Book and Songs in the Key but a fantastic album nonetheless.

This beauty blends jazz, funk, soul, rock, dissonance and far-out experimentation. This is Miles Davis at his most groundbreaking. Let your mind and body float away while you listen to it.

Never liked Britpop bands but this album goes away from its formula. Creative compositions, it flirts with experimental pop, the production is varied and creative. Good album.

This is pure 70s David Bowie. Moody, pensive and manic at times. Classic songs.

Scottish derivative power post-punkish indie rock with nice abrasive and high-tuned guitars, but not much else to show.

Dreamy, eerie, beautiful ethereal melodies... Like being violated by a crying angel... ever so gently.

Waylon is great but this album feels very empty musically, despite having a full band. It fails to separate itself from the droves of 70s country albums. It is just not remarkable.

Quite accessible Peej but its impact is no lesser. Amazing elliptical song structures.

Unusual song constructions, quite artsy and adventurous at times. But even more than that, one great song after another, not a single dud.