1001 Albums Summary

Classic bluesy progy rock. I’ll always prefer II and IV but I do remember listening to this one a lot when I had a big classic rock phase in middle/high school.

This was phenomenal, great chill vibes but the star of the show is Scott LaFaro’s impeccable bass work.

Exit Music, Electioneering, and No Surprises were cool. The rest of that album also happened I guess. I could be meaner if I wanted but I also don’t feel that passionate about my dislike of them, just profound indifference like before. It’s also why I can’t really mark it lower than 2 stars, it would definitely be a 2.5 star if I could.

Iconic. Incredibly thoughtful with musical genius. Not much to say cause the music speaks for itself.

I was expecting to like this album but god I love it. Such a rich tapestry of words and musicianship. Plus god, I love the sound of a Gibson EB-3

Oh how did I never see this before, this is sick. 90s punk with horns, great energy, really fun and full soundscape. Highlight is Fat Lip.

If you include Doctor Pressure with Miami Sound Machine, this becomes an easy 4. Starts kind of slow but from track 5 onwards this is some real great classic 90s house

This album has such a… joyous quality to it. The grooves are infectious, the lyrics are fun and witty, the flows are perfect. This whole album just makes me wanna smile.

That was some music I guess. Like maybe they were the progenitor of all the tropes of hair metal and I listened to far too much dad rock in high school but there was really nothing that really excited me.

High energy and gritty from start to finish. Such pure punk in a quirky package.