1001 Albums Summary

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16
Albums Rated
2.75
Average Rating
1%
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1970
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Rock
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UK
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All Ratings (16)

Ten by Pearl Jam
Feb 10 2026

cool to hear where a lot of the inspiration for modern rock came from, but less exciting compared to what I like

Sound of Silver by LCD Soundsystem
Feb 11 2026

Slow start, but built up to become a strong album in the middle and end portions, maybe not a full listen but had its moments

Morrison Hotel by The Doors
Feb 12 2026

Fantastic album, very broad coverage musically, maybe not the most thematically engaging but from a listening standpoint, I would very much listen again

Court And Spark by Joni Mitchell
Feb 13 2026

Sonically, a very good album with good layering of instruments and vocals, but it could do with a remaster. The songs themselves are all strong, I couldn't point out any weak moments, but as someone who is not a massive country fan, the album did not change this or blow me away, so it gets a strong 4 stars.

Exile On Main Street by The Rolling Stones
Feb 16 2026

Classic. Fantastic album encapsulating the themes of the time. Very classic Dad rock for a reason with catchy guitar licks, but some lyrical themes (see 'sweet black angel') feel dated and like they may spoil it as a modern listener. Only not a five star because I prefer slightly faster forms of rock.

Stankonia by OutKast
Feb 17 2026

Very high highs, very low mids. The first half of the album had me thinking this would be my first 5 star, with classics like Ms Jackson and B.O.B, but the second half felt like a bit of a let down, lacking the energy and pickup of the first. The interludes (or interlewds as they were) felt very out of place and jarring against the rest of the album and didn't add much to the cohesiveness of the record.

Lost In The Dream by The War On Drugs
Feb 18 2026

Fantastic background music. Honestly some really interesting guitar parts, but lacks the excitement or lyricism to really make this an album worth revisiting. Could be good ambient music in a film.

Sister by Sonic Youth
Feb 19 2026

Like BCNR forgot how to be melodic.

Live At Leeds by The Who
Feb 20 2026

Lacked the direction and purpose of a normal album. The songs were okay, all of them were okay listens but nothing to write home about. All-in-all a very classic Dad-rock album

The Next Day by David Bowie
Feb 24 2026

It was okay, I understand why it is so highly rated and I may listen to it again, but it wasn't as timeless as it may be rated. Some of the songs felt too staccato and very 80s in a way that I don't enjoy as much

Mar 06 2026

Sonically very high quality mixing a Spanish sound with electric elements, but not for me

White Blood Cells by The White Stripes
Mar 09 2026

Pretty good, some very high highs and generally one of the better rock albums with some good ideas.

The Specials by The Specials
Mar 11 2026

Some classics, but a bit too British shouty and repetitive for me to enjoy as much as other entries

Mar 12 2026

One of the better hip hop albums, has a lot of catchy songs and does touch on themes of broader political issues without being preachy or OTT with it.

Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves
Mar 13 2026

Okay, didn't resonate with me particularly. A bit too country

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Average rating: 2.75 (0.59 below global average).

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