1001 Albums Summary

Beats are basic but groovy and revolutionary for the time Particularly liked the intro/bassline on Parental Discretion is Advised Some lines were questionable (ie: I'm making a point and that's the point I am making, are they f*gs or what?) Could not relate to the lyrics but "resistance" songs, especially Gangsta Gangsta, Fuck tha Police, etc resonate with oppressed communities that rely on gangs to find social support and protection Endless profanity and innuendo, but that is expected from the genre. However, still a little much for me to enjoy. Found it odd the artists kept dropping their own names throughout verses repeatedly Did not enjoy "I ain't the one" at all, and the messaging in it. Terrible advice/lifestyle/way of treating women

Really nice variety of instruments / genres, rock, blues/country, electronic Some songs had repetitive lyrics and lacked meaning (Hell yes, my girl) Overall, enjoying the instrumentals a lot, not so much for lyrical/vocal aspects but I did quite enjoy some songs like Farewell Ride, E Pro

Nice upbeat instrumentals, great voice, good vibes Liked the piano solos Favorite song: La La

Decent songs, every breath is a classic, liked both synchronicities too, other songs were meh to me

Good vibes and good instrumentals, nice crowd atmosphere.

Great guitar skills and music

Great sound, instrumental, voices, 1980s vibes, always liked ABBA. Money money money, Fernando, classic hits. Found a good underrated song Tiger.