Virtual band where the songs are better with the video. Midspeed extrication-pop that probably had more relevance and angst in early 2000s
Psychedelic Latin rock with amazing guitar, mostly instrumental. 1.5 songs made a playlist
British Styx. Blending to melodic rock with jazz, acoustic, funk … 1 song added to playlist.
Country folk rock with a few songs I remember as my favorites of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. 1.5 songs made my playlist.
Listened to 2003 remastered edition. Electric glam rock giving off Bowie vibes. 1 song added to playlist.
Alternative rock. Best Black Keys album. Probably should be at least a 4, but not my genre, so downgraded to 3. 1 song to playlist for now. Will likely be one of the first bumped when listening to gets full.
THE Smashing Pumpkins album, but too long. Listened to 2012 remastered with good sound. 93 songs almost 6 hours long. If I didn’t feel Mellon Collie before I did after. 2 songs made playlist, because love is a vampire.
First I’ve heard of this band. I liked the album a lot. Mostly upbeat and more 90s Britpop than alternative rock. Wonder why it didn’t catch on in US. 2 songs added to playlist. Only reason 4 instead of 5 for me is it isn’t a classic for me.
I enjoyed, but not sure why this is a must listen too. Good reminder of the white stripes. Added a song to my playlist
Great upbeat funk album. I had heard many of the songs, but never listened to it as a whole. Reminds me of several iconic party songs. 2 songs added to playlist and there was only 7 songs.
Hard to get into for me. Good music, but I didn’t understand most of the words. Nothing added to my playlist.
No my thing, but catchy in a weird way. Very sleepy and depressing. Question why this is a must listen to album and so critically acclaimed. No songs added to playlist.
Classic artist and songwriter. Her voice, her lyrics, her harmonies and melodies - all beautiful. 1 song added to playlist.
Debbie Harry, the legend! Blondie is cited so often as an '80s staple that I didn't realize they began making music in the '70s. This sounds a lot more rock-oriented than I expected, it makes me wish we'd get some other, older Blondie records on the list. 2 songs ad d to playlist.
I enjoyed it. Don’t agree White Stripe deserves 2 albums in top 1000. I’d pick this one over Get behind me Satan. Probably suffered in rating by being second White Stripe album in 2 weeks. Added a song to my playlist.
King Louie. Tell you man cub, irresistible and infectious swing. Learned about social significance, because showed up on my list. 3 songs added to playlist.
Just ok. Our House, obviously a terrific song. The rest of it? What am I even listening to. 0 songs added to playlist
Nothing wrong with it but just meh. Very doesn’t belong on a must listen to list. 0 songs added to playlist
I’m a heavy metal and crooners fan. This album is first Black Sabbath and first heavy metal album. 3 of 5 songs added to playlist and album added to my library.
Such a great album. Funky classic soul. 2 songs added to playlist
Beautiful. So much soul with a unique take on soulful jazz vocals. 1 song added to playlist.
Not special. Generic. Okay for background music, especially at over 2 hours. 0 songs added to playlist.
Sultans of Swing is fantastic and the rest are good.
An album that I’m SUPPOSE to love, but I don't. I appreciate Patti Smith and her lyrics and voice and that she was groundbreaking in the punk scene, so I feel like I must give it a 3, but all I really want to hear from her is Because the Night and Dancing Barefoot.
Iconic band and my favorite Beatles albums. 2 songs added to playlist.
Good, but no great jazzed. I enjoyed, but not sure why it is top 1000. Good as background music. 0 songs added to playlist.
Never heard of it. Wiki says “single continuous composition—partially written as a ballet—divided into four tracks and six movements.” I’m excited to listen. It did not disappoint. I want a lounge with a martini to listen to this album. 0 songs added to playlist as it should be listed to all together.
Nothing wrong with this album, but I don’t understand why this album should be considered an album to which you have to listen. 0 songs added to playlist.
What a masterpiece, I can't believe that I hadn't listened to the whole thing before now. 2 songs added to playlist.
Classic, good reminder of an album I once enjoyed that somehow got lost. Timeless songwriting and production value that still holds up. Still dropping to a 4, because of personal preference. 1 song made it to a playlist.
I get this was an influential band, and their last. It is important historically, but not a great album. Maybe top 1000 album to know about, but not that has to be heard. 0 songs added to playlist.
First album produced by Quincy Jones. The album features songwriting contributions from Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Rod Temperton, Tom Bahler, and David Foster, alongside three tracks penned by Jackson himself. Again more historically important than must be heard. There are better more iconic albums by Michael. 2 songs added to playlist.
Great album with many songs I liked. Prefer live music. This album also matches my preferences. Hard rock, crooners, and most recently country are my top three genres. Rock guitar and great hooks. 2 songs added to playlist.
Ziggy goes to America and has a mental break down. Again more historically important than must be heard. Ziggy Stardust is the must be heard album. 1 song added to playlist.
I don’t think there is any single album I think of when I think of Ray. However, this album was great from start to finish. A mixture of big band and piano ballads. 2 songs added to playlist
Good example of synth pop, but nothing special. No idea why this album would be must listen to music. 0 songs added to playlist.
The album is routinely ranked as one of the best live jazz recordings of all time and I understand why. Never listened to the whole album. I want a comfy lounge chair and a martini. I prefer a crooner/singer with my jazz. 0 songs added to playlist.
