1001 Albums Summary

Better than I expected. Almost kind of jazzy, but acid jazz. Wouldn’t seek it out to play it, but would leave it on the background if it came on.

I can understand why people like it, but it’s still quite generic, even repetitive.

Good album and very melodic. Took the 80s sound and advanced it.

All good songs even though they’re kinda out there. Good atmosphere. I guess that’s what the 70s were like!

Every single one of these songs was played in a Pier 1 Imports in the 90s. Fun album, but drags towards the end.

It’s never the first Radiohead album I think of, but is good overall. The singles carry it, and it’s not my fav by the group overall. Still, a solid album overall.

Not my jam. Pretty repetitive.

Didn’t make it through. I like electro and electronica music, and though they are pioneers in the field, especially laying in more DJ-type effects, this doesn’t improve upon the electro sounds of the 80s. The songs are made up of sound effects and so much longer than they need to be without any progression. No thank you.

I forgot how much I liked Royksopp and this album. It’s a fun, melodic, and an easy listen to end the day.

It’s pretty good, but it’s not outstanding. Mother is just weird.

I actually really liked this album despite never going out of my way to listen to Dylan. Great way to start my morning with some twangy harmonica.

Not bad, but nothing special. I had never heard of this band before.

This is exactly what I figured the 60s would sound like. Very hippy dippy but not my scene.

The hits are good, but the album is repetitive and it’s hard to differentiate the songs from one another. Also, not a single sound of a per to be heard.

Very groovy. I liked taking a trip with each song, but it’s a long album.

Just a really good album.

The hits are the hits, but they’re not even that good. I don’t think they’ve stood the test of time.

I’ve never heard of this band, but they have a really cool East Coast, folk/rock sound that I’m into. Really enjoyed this album.

Neil Young is a Canadian treasure for all his great music. Wonderful artist and album.

Good jam with a fascinating history.

Great album, so much more acid organ than I remembered…

Wasn’t my jam. Never heard of this band before, but the songs and instruments in it seemed uncoordinated.

I should enjoy this music, because I typically enjoy Lofi and chill music, but it’s just not my style.

Great album, a whole bunch of bops. I’ll be back for more.

The hits Juicy and Big Poppa are the obvious standouts. I can always do without the skits/interludes in between.

It’s Bob Dylan album #2 for me. Still solid, easy listening.

Solid influential album. Yes.

Pretty solid album. I’ve never heard of this group before, but they rock.

It’s the 80s in a bottle. Totally rad.

It’s Prince!

Classic Bowie. Moss Garden is such a trip.

Nothing stands out. It was okay.

Perfectly represents the cusp of the 80s switching over to the 90s. But his crooner voice is just too much for me. So much pan flute.

This album holds up! I first heard it about 20 years ago and loved it then, and still love it now.

This is a dope dream wave album. Will listen again.

Great jazz album. I need to be in a specific mood to listen to jazz, and it’s not all that often, but his skills are top notch.

It was alright.

Just too screamy.

Good album, perfect eclectic while working.

It was okay. Too many tempo changes and variables to be considered one song, and just a few veeeery long tunes.

This album is all over the place. Avant-garde for the time perhaps, but isn’t my style.

More jazzy than I expected it would be, but then that harmonica hits. I’m totally here for it.

It was fine. Nothing special.

It’s fun!

This album is repetitive and full of cheap thrills.

Every song is either about religion (expected) and/or sex (not expected).

Odd live album, short and played one song twice? Equal parts chatting and singing.

Interesting album- never heard of this group before. Good sound, but the talking-like vocals sounded boring.

It was so-so. Not bad, not great.

Good beats, but just okay.

Jamming and interesting though a 2026 lens

Started out good, but the full album is a slog and gets repetitive.

Great album through and through.

Tomorrow Comes Today is still a dope track, but the rest of the album is terrible.

It’s rockin’!

A pretty happy, poppy album.

This is good 90s r&b, in the true sense of the genres.

Not terrible, but not my style.

Good poppy album. Singles are the standouts.

Never heard of this, but I was feeling it.

No thanks (live edition)

Influential I suppose, but not my style.

No thanks.

No thanks. Minus another star for the terrible album art.

Meh

Never heard of them, but a pretty good album.

Alright, general rock.

Classic.

Nothing crazy special.

It was alright. Realized the hits instantly.

Great artist overall, but far from my fav album.

Love Korn.

Great album that harkens back to the space age. Reminds me of Royksopp.

Classic shredding.

Generic rock.

Makes me think

No me gusta.

Holds up so hard

Still holds up!

Cool grooves

This is what every Starbucks sounded like in the year 2000

I should like this, but it wasn’t great.

Fun!

This album holds up really well and still rocks.

Not my style, and maybe not tubular?

It was okay. Might listen again.

Neat album, harder than I expected.

It was alright. You really have to like Jack White’s voice.

Really good actually

Groovy

It was alright. Kinda ignorable.

Very good for a live album

Good and groovy. Classic.

After reading the story of how this concert came to me, I can understand why it is culturally significant. But, this kind of music just doesn’t resonate with me.

Not my style.

Still slaps