1001 Albums Summary

RIP Brian Wilson

Mandolin >>>

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This album blew my mind

Killer vocals, great riffs, overall fantastic album that encapsulates the grunge era perfectly. RIP Chris Cornell

Very moving, emotional album. The features are amazing too.

pretty mid, not a fan of this genre. wouldn't listen again.

Very freaky, indeed. Lots of radio-friendly songs, too. One of a kind album.

Great listen. Every song sounds unique and polished. Love the guitar work, backing vocals and the organs in the background.

I’d give it 4.5 stars, because „Moonchild” goes on for WAAAY too long. Apart from this, a perfect album.

A show of musicianship on all accounts. Peaches En Regalia is a masterpiece.

A monster of a voice on this guy. He knows how to entertain a crowd. A rather pleasant listen.

A beast of a punk album.

I guess you could call that an album. It was surprisingly more listenable than I had anticipated. I'm not into any form of avant-garde but this piece had its moments. Also, I really dig the cover art.

Gets a little stale near the end, but overall great album. Beautiful melodies and dreamy atmosphere.

It’s as if a monkey and a rottweiler high on meth made a band.

Solid jazz album. Not the biggest fan of the genre, but it was a pleasant listen.

One song in different flavors. But all the flavors are decent. Just some good ol’ fashioned rock n’ roll.

Probably the best Queen album. Full of fairytale magic and interesting compositions.

Bland and uninteresting. The singer sounds as if he’s trying not to fall asleep. The songs are too long and don’t really go anywhere. It has its moments but overall it’s just elevator music.

Very good instrumental section. Marianne’s vocals are what I’d call an acquired taste. She basically sounds like an old lady. But the album is pretty solid.

The schizo rant about animals was pretty funny. The rest, pretty forgettable. Not a fan of Byrne’s singing.

A peculiar album. It’s so quirky and weird, yet every song sounds unique and flows along with the others. Damon Albarn is truly a genius.

Generic, radio friendly pop music.

A genre-defining classic. I’d give it 4.5 because I think Meteora is better. But even if you consider the lyrics corny, or the overall theme of the album, it’s still instrumentally sound. And Chester’s vocals are top of the line.

It's loud, it's catchy, it's weird, it's controversial. I enjoyed it very much.

Generic hard rock

Phenomenal bass work from Chris Squire. An overall solid prog-rock album. The highlights being Roundabout - obviously - and South Side of The Sky. I also really like the cover of America on the deluxe version.

Don’t listen to hip-hop much, but this one was a great experience. Superb beats, production, lyrics, everything.

Full of distortion and melodic choruses. Just the way I like it.

You either love it or you hate it. I’m neither of those - I don’t really care. I suppose it’s fun to blast it out of your car - it’s loud, it’s vulgar, it’s honest to the bone.

I listened to it a couple of times in the past. Always enjoyed the title track. The rest is pretty meh, maybe apart from the closing song. It's cool to witness how much electronic music has evolved, but I don't think Autobahn stood the test of time.

Perfect album, HEE-HEE/10

Started off strong; got repetitive pretty quickly. As a thrash metal fan, I was left disappointed. The edgy Bible references didn’t help either.

Classic Kinks. Short, cute songs about everyday struggles.