1001 Albums Summary

Bem produzido, não é entediante. Um disco de metal que não é barulho por barulho; sabe respirar e tem ritmo e ideias claras. Instrumentais e vocais muito bons. Achei o álbum criativo como um todo, trazendo elementos que não parecem tão óbvios à primeira vista.

Álbum incrível, criativo e com uma sonoridade fora do normal. Nenhuma parte desse disco soa incapaz ou fora do lugar, tudo tem razão de existir e dá sentido à obra. Destaque para as faixas instrumentais que têm sons que mesmo hoje são difíceis de encontrar, de uma maneira completamente interessante e rica.

Um dos melhores álbuns já feitos. Sufjan é um gênio.

it insists upon itself.

As far as production goes, impeccable. The songs are all good, but I personally feel no motivation coming back to this album, except maybe for one or two songs. In the end, I feel the album has more going on in its backbone than in the final product.

Good album, some weak moments.

perfect

Sounds good. Definitely one of the albums ever made. You can die without hearing it, though.

Not really my cup of tea. I really don't like the guitar tones on the record, and the overall songwriting didn't really click with me. I'm gonna say, though, the most famous songs on the album are outstanding, and I feel like the band is at its best when they allow for a bit of contrast, so I wish there were more of that.

Maybe it's because I'm not American, but I can't really see the appeal

Very good

I had only listened to SOAD's most popular songs and was pretty surprised by the quality of the deepcuts on this record, although I'm not a big fan of the genre.

British rap is kinda lame, not gonna lie, although this album has something going on for it on the production side. You can die without listening to it.

Very good live record

You can clearly tell the band would end up where they have recently, musically speaking. In hindsight, it's mostly indie-pop slop with a lot of pseudo-intellectualism and sometimes overbearing noise and sonic elements that make the production value very weird to me. To address the big (pink) elephant in the room, it's impossible not to feel that it is disingenuous the way the band portrays its sound and themes, knowing what we know today about its lead singer. Oh, and by the way, I'm gonna die before I listen to any more of Win Butler singing.

Very beautiful. The arrangements are truly great.

Very good. There's nothing more to say, really. It's Bob Dylan.

The second half of this record really drops the ball to me. Side A is an excellent, fun, and funky hip-hop record.

I don't think it's great; it's the kind of rock and roll that got very dated. But, at least it's honest; it sets out to do something and does that well, even though I don't found particularly good.

This is terrible beyond salvation. This almost broke me. That's it, I couldn't bring myself to finish this awful record.

Even better than Low. A really good record with amazing guitar lines by Robert Fripp, amazing arrangements, amazing productions, and super-good writing.

First time listen. Really liked.

Very mediocre music with a Latin twist. I hate this genre mashup nonsense that Americans do; Latin music could and should stand on its own, it isn't made interesting just because you put rap over it. Couldn't bring myself to finish.

I can't really explain why I found this album interesting. I do like the anger and the sound of it. In the end, it's an interesting listen, which is way more than some of the albums here.

Great vibes, a little bit tiring. Remember to consume Ska in small doses.

Didn't like it at all. It's very 90s in all bad ways that can be.

Fantastic debut. Let's hope this guy doesn't do anything weird.

It doesn't matter how important the guy is when the album on the list is this garbage.

Absolutely fantastic

man sad machine goes brrrrr man happy

This record was bound to get a good review just because it has Thirtheen a.k.a. the best song ever made in it. But overall is a pretty solid work.

[wow intensifies]

GOOD

I made the mistake of reading some of the reviews, and a lot of disdain for this record seems to come from the era in which it existed. In a way, ya know? Fair play to them. I hate this new indie-rock revival happening right now, as I hated the pop enthusiasm of the early 2020s. But I digress, Fleet Foxes was able to build some of the most beautiful songs in their first two projects, with the indie folkish instrumentation combining with their amazing harmonies. This record in particular takes you to a different place, greatly transporting its moods to the listener, making you feel and engage with the sounds. This is peak by the band. P.S. Robin, if you ever read this, Fleet Foxes was great when it was the whole band, no matter how much you try to change the past and talk as if the band was always just you, please destroy your ego.

No more surfing for you

Funk so brava