1001 Albums Summary

How is someone allowed to cook this hard on a soundtrack? Was already familiar with ‘Pusherman’ and ‘Superfly’, however the rest is just as groovy. Truly excellent stuff. ‘Freddie’s Dead’ and ‘Pusherman’ the standouts for me.

Another banger. Have already listened to Tusk previously, stellar album (nearly as good as Rumours imo).

Groovy as. A a drummer, I loved the drums and rhythms on this. Do feel like the last track dragged on a bit however. Didn't feel as tight as the other tracks. Incredible nontheless.

Wasn’t sold after the first track, Ragged Wood piqued my interest pretty quickly though, as did He Doesn’t Know Why. Quite liked the majority of this, even if it isn’t something I’d listen to normally.

Was chucking in a random live track customary at the time? Was enjoying the album thoroughly and was surprised by the applause coming from seemingly nowhere.

I'm returning to this for a first full listen in many years. I remember not enjoying this much when I first listened; however, returning to this now, I enjoy it a lot more. Outside of the songs that stood out to me initially (No Action, Pump It Up, I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea), there are some excellent tunes here, with The Beat probably one of my favourites off the album. Do think it slightly tails off towards the back end, but other than that it's fantastic.

Really enjoyed this, having only been familiar with Walk On The Wild Side previously. Some songs were definitely a bit of a drag, but overall a very lovely listen.

New York is probably one of the best closers I've heard.

I was told these coats were supposed to be annoying and shit. Yet I’m sat here jamming the fuck out. Like A Song slaps.

Common People is a classic. The rest of the album is also amazingly strong. Massive fan.