1001 Albums Summary

One of my favourites. My dad played this album excessively when I was a kid.

Fantastic album. I need more bossa nova in my life.

Amazing album. 'Stop that Train' sent me into a Peter Tosh rabbit hole that went late into the night.

A favourite. I spun it 3 times.

Tight band, classic tunes, the energy of a live performance - amazing.

Amazing. I was unfamiliar with this album/artist. Pleasantly surprised. Added to my rotation.

An old favourite. Listening to this on a proper hifi system is a treat. Love

This isn’t it. Depressing, unpleasant musically - I’m not sure why this album is on such an esteemed list.

Easy listen. I'm not the biggest fan of Elvis' crooning, but there are some well known hits on this one.

Another favourite. Heavy rotation

This was totally new to me, and I enjoyed it way more than I thought i would. I spun it twice. It got better

I was a teenager in the 90s. I hated NIN then. 30 years later - I still hate NIN. This noise ruined my day.

Fun album. Not my favourite to come out of the WuTang camp, or even my favourite Ghostface album, but there are some great tracks here.

Great album. Brought back many memories.

I don't hate this album, but I don't particularly like it either. It doesn't offent me in any way, but I have absolutely no desire to hear a single track from this album ever again.

I liked the first half of this album more than I thought I would. The bluesy stuff was great. It's shame, but 'Highlands' killed it for me. Who wants to listen to Bob Dylan singing for 16.5 minutes about nothing? Nobody. When I got to minute 10, the words of my 16 year old daughter came to mind: 'Bro - this is low-key pissing me off'.

Easy listen, but a bit boring a melodramatic for me.