1001 Albums Summary

Fantastic album. The influence on later bands is there to be heard.

Simply put - not for me. You can't find much wrong with the composition. There's just not much that sounds good to revisit. Although, I'm probably part of the problem in this regard.

A solid album, containing good music.

Good album that starts strong, and mellows out for me. You can hear Van Morrison's influence, on other artists, in his style.

Fantastic work. The music is excellent and distracts From the fact that the album doesn't have much to say. Cecilia Ann is an incredible opener.

The album cover sufficiently prepared me for how beige this album this.

A really good album. A smooth operator on the ears.

A good album. Not one for my regular rotation, but it's still good.

Not for me. Started crap, picked up here and there but was largely uninteresting.

Much better, a really good album. Hard to beat a bit of Elvis.

I'm sure this is for someone, but that someone isn't me. As art, it's fine.

Understand the hype around The Doors now. Really good album, especially Riders on the Storm and Hyacinth Doors

This man's estate sues people for making similar music. Baffling. I've never heard a man, whose meant to epitomise sexual music, sound so unattractively whiny.

Slower music done right. Any 5 star reviewers haven't listened to It's Johnny's Birthday.

Fantastic album, with a range of samples that both homaged and modernised the East Coast hip-hop sound. 'I sampled your voice, you were using it wrong' is a mental diss.

A well played, well written album. Lacks replay value for my personal test but would still thoroughly recommend.

Really enjoyed this album, Coat of Many Colours is a timeless track.

It came, it went and it sounded nice

Unexpectedly brilliant - would listen again.

A fantastic, sombre listening experience. The perfect album to play on a dark Friday evening, when you just wanna sit with the lights off and relax.

Could be singing the phone book for all I care. Still good music

These. Kick. Fucking. Ass.

'You put the lime in the coconut' is the type of earworm that makes you wish you were dead, simply for remembering it's existence.

I like the Preacher's sound, and I have no problem with the message that accompanies the sound. After a few tracks though, this album feels like it flatlines

Not a massive fan of live albums.

Fantastic album

Some of the best guitar work I've heard.

Voodoo Child is absolutely timeless.

Not a massive fan of live albums.

Somebody told me, that they had an album, that's more than one single, and this is true. Lots of good, lot of plodding, a fine album.

I listened without prejudice, and the whisper singing filled me with prejudice. Someone told George he was seductive, they were wrong.