1001 Albums Summary

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33
Albums Rated
2.79
Average Rating
3%
Complete
1056 albums remaining

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1970
Favorite Decade
Folk
Favorite Genre
Other
Top Origin ?
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3
5-Star Albums
6
1-Star Albums

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Albums

You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Arrival
ABBA
5 3.52 +1.48
Pink Moon
Nick Drake
5 3.65 +1.35
Dookie
Green Day
5 3.79 +1.21

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
The Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground
1 3.53 -2.53
Play
Moby
1 3.45 -2.45
Tom Tom Club
Tom Tom Club
1 3.04 -2.04
In Rainbows
Radiohead
2 3.86 -1.86
Automatic For The People
R.E.M.
2 3.8 -1.8
The White Room
The KLF
1 2.78 -1.78
Let's Get It On
Marvin Gaye
2 3.78 -1.78
Boy In Da Corner
Dizzee Rascal
1 2.55 -1.55
So
Peter Gabriel
2 3.52 -1.52
Haunted Dancehall
The Sabres Of Paradise
1 2.38 -1.38

5-Star Albums (3)

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1-Star Albums (6)

All Ratings (33)

The KΓΆln Concert by Keith Jarrett
Feb 05 2026

Learning this was improvised on a shitty piano: sick Personal enjoyment: I dont really get anything out of piano solos. Hopefully by the end of this concert I will be more cultured

Dookie by Green Day
Feb 06 2026

This album made me laugh out loud which is always five stars in my book. It had the correct amount of angst(which is all of it, all the time), just enough unseriousness, and a surprising amount of relatability. A bop.

At Folsom Prison by Johnny Cash
Feb 09 2026

Live albums are better serviceable to fans, not people hearing the music for the first time. Johnny Cash's cowboy cadence is soothing. The instrumentals were definitely the aspect that suffered in the live recording.

Achtung Baby by U2
Feb 10 2026

As a firm non-fan of ballad-y rock music, I was surprisingly not turned off by the beginning songs of this album. Likely because the weather is nice today so I'm more amenable. Good thing I'm not a professional music critic. The slow, characteristically 90s love songs were vibey(although they are something I typically do not enjoy listening). I think I was mostly drawn to the weird instrumentals that diversified my listening experience. I could not begin to pick apart all the tools they used(i know exactly nothing about music production), but I actually went back and relistened to some of the songs because my brain really, really liked how everything harmonized. (Esp acrobat) The first half of the album was slower to get into, but I was bopping along to the second half.

I do not typically listen to the genre(s) this artist makes music in, but the lyricism on "as yet untitled" was haunting, and a couple of the other songs had really interesting parts that were pleasant to my brain. According to reviews, I think I would enjoy his later albums more. I'm glad I learned about this artist.

The White Room by The KLF
Feb 12 2026

dont do drugs I was saving my 1 star reviews for the worst of the worst, and this album was going to skate by(because the whiplash made me laugh) until I realized I was only 4 songs in and still had 30 mins of listening time. And that made me mad

Country Life by Roxy Music
Feb 13 2026

The background singers in "all I want" sound like the seagulls from Finding Nemo. This is what I imagine singing impersonators sound like when performing covers on cruise ships.

Vol. 4 by Black Sabbath
Feb 15 2026

I listened through the entire album and then realized I didnt absorb a single lyric. I went back and read through and realized I wasn't missing anything Great background rock music!

Play by Moby
Feb 17 2026

Dnf this pissed me off too much Why tf is a dj on here and in what world is this a cohesive album

Blood On The Tracks by Bob Dylan
Feb 18 2026

Bob Dylan is studied in American literature for a reason. He has a way of telling stories about the forgotten and the everyday that leaves one restless. He embodies the spirit of the vintage American dream(the unattainable kind, the "what really happens to dreamers") I can imagine the impact his music had at the time it was released. It still hits soundly today Listening to this album outside, while doing physical labor. Probably the best way to do it. A decent chunk of his music(and this album) are love poems that never should have been sung(at least by him jfc) but there was enough I put on repeat. Jack of Hearts carried.

Haunted Dancehall by The Sabres Of Paradise
Feb 19 2026

track 1 sounds like they took samples from a toilet lol

Tonight's The Night by Neil Young
Feb 20 2026

I now wonder the phenomena that occurred to skyrocket Bob Dylan and Neil young to fame despite not being able to hold any kind of musical note. I enjoyed the lyricism and funky soul rock vibe Neil gave on this album. Would not listen on my own.

Arrival by ABBA
Feb 23 2026

What a time to be alive to have this in my ears

So by Peter Gabriel
Feb 25 2026

Im so glad I wasn't alive in the 80s

Bad Company by Bad Company
Feb 27 2026

lol these guys were so horny

The Velvet Underground by The Velvet Underground
Mar 03 2026

Idk when autotune became a thing but it's glaringly absent w these older artists, esp when their music is heavily produced otherwise When this dude holds his notes he goes "uhhyUh"

Mar 04 2026

I dont get it This was made in the 70s, in California, by a white dude

Rattus Norvegicus by The Stranglers
Mar 05 2026

I was quite entertained w the lyricism

Pink Moon by Nick Drake
Mar 06 2026

lullabetic folk god bless

Led Zeppelin II by Led Zeppelin
Mar 09 2026

2 led Zeppelin in a row wowzers

Boy In Da Corner by Dizzee Rascal
Mar 11 2026

Most annoying fucking use of loop pedal and sampling ive heard

Critic

Average rating: 2.79 (0.61 below global average).

Other

Album origins are grouped into three buckets: US, UK, and everything else. “Other” means the artists you rate highest are from outside the US and UK.