1001 Albums Summary

Overall, a nice, easy-listening album. The title song probably is the strongest.

Great rock album, fun, steady beat that makes you shake your head in sync with the rythm. Gimme All Your Lovin’ and Sharp Dressed Man are classics, certified bangers. Overall, very strong album with one or two skips.

I don't know, I guess I just don't really like his music, the storytelling, rather than singing. The title song was rather interesting.

Reminds me of Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones, very folk-thematic, which makes sense, as it is a folk-rock band. Not my cup of tea, as while the music is beautiful, it is quite chaotic and monotone. Not a big fan of the tone of the voice of the female singer, as it is quite high all the time and just seems as she's not singing fully from her chest. Hunting Song and Sally Go Round the Roses were the highlights of the album.

It sounded more than a storytelling album with some basic music on the side, rather than a musical album. Very monotone, all songs sounded the same, normal, but the same. Nick Cave vibes. Did have some interesting lyrics though - the stories.

It’s a good, heavy album. A bit chaotic for my taste, but still pretty decent.

Musically and lyrically pleasing album, great sound and songwriting. Great closing with You Make Me Feel, couple other great songs too.

Tried listening to this three times, couldn't push it through.

A solid, emotional album with a warm atmosphere. Nina’s voice has a distinctive, pleasant tone, but the music works best as a backdrop rather than something that fully holds your attention for focused listening.

Great album, easy to listen, quite laid back. Solid throughout.

A beautiful, melodic album, pleasure to listen to. Two outstanding pieces - Tiny Dancer and Indian Sunset.

Excellent album, fresh, Blue Orchid, My Doorbell are outstanding bangers, this deserves to be appreciated.

I believe this album should not have been in the Top 1,000 albums at all. Sounds like a gimmicky version of other artists, nothing original. Did have a nice verse of Kendrick's tho.

Great album, a nice feel while staying true to themselves, bit bluesy, exceptional acoustics.

Besides the 2-3 songs that feel like from a different album (the covers), it’s quite terrible - hardly pushed through.

Funky jazz album with never-ending songs. Would not listen to it daily, but sounds like a nice background elevator or store music.

Solid West Coast 90s hip-hop album with good beats, interesting storylines. A pleasure to listen to.

Great album, reeling you in with rhythm, melody and captivated singing. Some strong ballads, some more energetic song. Sisters of the Moon is phenomenal.

Great east-coast rap album, with solid beats, spitting bars and insane range of collaborators. Can feel it instantly that he's a part of the Wu-Tang Clan. Favorite tracks: Champ, Be Easy among others

The harmonies throughout the album are so satisfying to listen to. Overall a great album, not sure if this is folk or indie or whatever genre, but it sure is lovely and easy to listen to. White Winter Hymnal is phenomenal.

An easy-listening reggae album with a legendary song - No Woman, No Cry. Them Belly Full was also a great piece to listen to. However, just a bit too much along the same lines. I don't know why - but No Woman, No Cry sounded a bit rushed than the rather popular version of his, I believe.