1001 Albums Summary

It’s honestly a shame that Nick Drake refused to perform live. His voice is very calming with the acoustic guitar track, and I especially liked “Horn” which sort of served as an interlude for the album

eh... idk im not really a fun of U2

the last song, where is just stops and have a freaking interview was so deep omg. this dick ain't free🗣️🗣️

That ending…wow! I can see why this is a classic. Before this, the only song I’ve heard from this album is here comes the sun, but wow the rest of that album bringing in certain leitmotifs from the previous songs and the instrumental and vocals?! 🤯

I rate it a 3.5 for the three banger in the middle of the album

Right off the bat, this premise is quite unique. I’m excited to see how this listening experience goes :) I think after a first listen of this, I can see it’s very of its genre. Very techno, very upbeat, which is something I quite enjoy. Ok, after a final listen, I’ve come to the conclusion that this music is a bit too repetitive for my taste. But I think it’s good for pumping at the gym because of this consistency.

wow...it's very...loud I can feel his words in my soul, like an angsty teenager who this that they're all alone and this is not a phase. (I'm not sure if any of this makes sense) However, it is a bit too hard on my ears, but I think as the album progressed, I ignored the screaming and focused on the meaning of the songs, making my experience slightly more tolerable. A solid 5/10

that interlude was...quite interesting... But I lowkey kinda vibed to this album (not sure why is everything is blocked from listening to though) So far, juicy is my favourite, but that might just be because there's a direct reference to it in Hamilton. Overall, I don't think this album was for me. I liked some of the songs and the beats were kind of a vibe, but it's probably something I wouldn't listen to again

I feel like it look too long to convey what it wanted, but I did like the first song so 3/10

I thought the merge between classical instruments and techno was quite interesting, it was pretty cool :)

oooh, i kinda dig this, it wasn't a fan of his voice in the beginning, but now I feel like I'm getting used to it. Also, because it was written in a time where people valued quality over quantity of tracks, the tracks are pretty long, which is a bit of the refreshment.

Considering my bad experience with "The Joshua Tree", I was walking into this album with pretty low expectation. But surprisingly, I didn't actually hate this!

holy jumpscare at the end, but otherwise banger album: The guitar was gr8

i don't like the way he's staring at me...

YESYESYES THANK YOU ALBUM GODS FOR BLESSING ME🙏🙏

I'm sorry --- I've tried this once before and never again