1001 Albums Summary

Absolute banger of an album. The roots in Blues and ska and that raspy rebellious voice of Amy’s is undeniably great, and worth every second of my time listening to this album.

Not much you can say about this album that hasn’t been said a million times. This album really marked their growth and maturity into The Beatles we would all come to love. My favorite thing about this album is its ability to speak so deeply to the Universal truths we all experience. The Beatles had such a unique way of mixing joy and pain in their music and lyrics, and this is a perfect example of it. I think what made them truly great was their ability to connect both music and story very universally and relevantly to our souls.

I don’t really even need to listen to this album today because I listen to it so often. I have loved music in my entire life, but Pearl Jam Ten had one of the most profound effects of my life. This album captured the spirit of the 90s and grunge would not be what it was without it. You could tell that Eddie Vedder was connected to every song he wrote in a deeply emotional way as well.

Mark Knopfler is one of the greats! Loved this album and it brought me back to a time in my life when this album played on repeat and life was a lot simpler.

Meh

The Offspring is fantastic! I was never as big a fan of them as I was of the Pearl Jam’s and Smashing Pumpkins and STPs of the world, but they were great and this is a good album.

Meh. Not my type of music

This is my shit! Loved this album! The African jazz, and funk, and soul all mixed into one beautiful record is exactly the type of music I love!

SO SO GOOD!! This album was so ahead of its time. The sampling, R&B, reggae, and Jazz sounds are mixed so perfectly in this album. I had completely forgotten about this anlbum until this reminded me of it. I ordered the Vinyl after listening, because it’s so good!

Fucking classic! Such a great album!

I love all genres of music, and I almost always have something good to say, but this album sucked.

Meg

Love the Stones!

this one felt like watching an episode of Law and Order.

I actually loved this one. Not sure why I never heard of them in the 90's, but they remind me of that deep indie rock sound that I loved from bands like the Frogs, and Sonic Youth and others.

Love this album! Duke Ellington is one of my top 5 Jazz artist. EASY 10/10

An absolute classic. Loved it! it’s a solid 4 for me

Classic! I’m not a huge fan, but I get why it’s considered an essential album.

Super cool album! Very much in line with what artists like Beck were doing in the 90’s.