1001 Albums Summary

It’s a beautiful album, and I’m not saying anything new. It really shows how differently albums were thought about in the ’80s. It’s complex but feels very familiar. I’ve never listened to this album on my own before, but I’ve heard it many times throughout my life because of my parents. Great stuff. I’m really happy that some of these songs are now going to be on my playlists.

For me it’s a 3.5, which says a lot considering I almost never listen to metal. That said, it’s really good—I saved four songs that are now part of my daily listening. This was a first listen, so it’ll probably take some time to fully grasp it. The sound quality is great, and there are a lot of dynamics I’d love to steal for my own music :) hahaha. P.S.: This project is going great—loving this generator so far.

There’s something in Perfect Day, but not enough — or not quite, at least not for me. Maybe this glam rock album isn’t for me, and that’s it. The same happens to me with the track Walk on the Wild Side: I needed more, and less of some decisions (tbh, it kind of won me over at the end with the sax, because I’m a whore).