1001 Albums Summary

- Pretty good study music - More percussive than OK Computer - Not overly memorable - Liked 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place' - Love the album cover

- crossing from blues to glam rock - liked 'Cosmic Dancer', 'Bang a Gong (Get It On)', 'Girl', - Very reminiscent of Bowie - Good music, though most feel very similar, which can cause exhaustion a couple songs in - 'Hot Love' is also good, on the expanded edition

- Very pretty instrumentation - Vocals are very nice - Won album of the year/song of the year in 1970 - Liked 'The Boxer', 'Baby Driver', 'Why Don't You Write Me' - Songs don't stand out against each other too much

- Clever and Slick lyrics - Great beats - Singing about not-so family friendly topics, but they seem so happy doing it that you might not notice - Liked 'The Magic Number', 'Eye Know', and 'Me Myself and I'

- Very effective and traditional rock and roll - The live recording aspect surprisingly does little to tie the songs together - Good album, but would I not just listen to the official recordings of the songs? - Liked 'Substitute' and 'A Quick One, While He's Away', because it does benefit from the album's format

- Great vibes - Catchy - Awesome vocals - Liked all of the songs, honestly, but 'Blueberry Hill' was a standout

- Never been a fan of REMs vocals - Liked 'Pilgrimage' and ' Shaking Through' - Pretty good overall, but I can't shake the feeling that they haven't quite found their more memorable sound yet.

- Pretty good chill music - Instrumentation and vocals complement each other, neither dominates - Not my type of music - Liked 'The Queen and the Soldier'