1001 Albums Summary

Pennsylvania mentioned??

Bangin

Sounded kinda cool I guess, but no specific songs really stuck out to me

It might not have been THE beat but they got A beat

Pretty solid

It was aight

This album is what old people are actually talking about when they complain about modern music just being people talking monotone over a beat

Normally not huge on the live versions, but this was solid

The audio was kinda bad. Kinda surprising considering it was a live recording from a concert in the 60s

Great vocals, great opening, great closing

Back to back bangers - zero skips This album was goated when I was 20 months old and my parents made me listen to ELO, and it's still goated now.

Idk if it's more than a feeling, but its a solid feeling. Prob would rate higher if everything wasn't so overplayed on this album. Def has a lot of fun riffs still

Kinda forgot that Young Americans was such a good song. Not my favorite Bowie album but still really good

I bet I would like this album if I didn't only speak one language

John Lennon is easily one of the most iconic musicians of all time. However, she was also in this one. (His vocals are still so good tho so I'll at least give it a three) Also as a side note. It's insane that he wrote a song about the dream of the Beatles dying then released it on an album named after the person known for killing the dream of the Beatles

Lowkey majestic sounding

A lot of the songs had a pretty good sound. I will NOT be defending any of the lyrics tho. I love a little freakiness in my music, but it gets to a point

Definitely surprised me. Crazy range on this album

Always enjoy listening to this one. I Talk to the Wind and Moonchild are def slower, but they still sound so pretty. 21st Century Schizoid Man and In the Court are incredible openings and closers, but Epitaph is easily the highlight of the album.

I get it

The album got old really quick, then it just got kinda bad. Maybe it's not for me, but there really weren't any tracks worth listening to

"Once I had a fetish, fetish for some booty" It's got to be a 5

Metals not really my thing but I can see the vision ig

I finished listening to it 30 seconds ago and I already forget the entire album

Phuncky

Some good songs mixed in here

Good but nothing special to me

Pretty good

It's such a shame that you HAVE to be in a horribly toxic relationship to make music this good.

Pretty fun. A lot more recognizable than I was expecting

Maybe one decent song but mostly bad

They were lowkey spitting with all those things they said about landlords, but it really isn't my favorite style. Vocals and instrumentals just weren't as interesting to me as the lyrics.

Never listened to a full Reggae album before, but I enjoyed this one

Other than the intro and outro, it was a really great album (not that I disliked the two, just that they overstayed their welcome)

Can't believe I was able to look past the accent on this one. Really fun listen. Refreshing to hear something from the 21st century again.

Easy listen

Paul Simon always has great vocals and good instrumentals, but probably not may favorite of his albums

This one way overstayed its welcome. The instrumentals were fine, but the solos dragged on way too long and it got boring really quick. A 1.5 hour (2 if you listen to the deluxe version that the generator suggests) live album from a band who's main claim to fame is that they made that riff that every 15 year old that just picked up a guitar for the first time learns is far from a must hear.

I had a lukewarm political take one time too

I'm sure it's a good album, but I just didn't like listening to it

Recognized him from Meet the Robinson's. Kind of a sucker for his music style

It was good but nothing crazy

I'm sure that this was some incredibly influential album when it came out, but it lowkey just sounds like the audio you use to test if ur headphones surround sound is working.

They have such incredible vocals. It's not Pet Sounds tho

Just because an album is influential does not mean it is an enjoyable listen

Mostly easy listening and good background music. A couple of the vocal tracks caught my attention tho. Solid album

It was long, it was live, and half the "tracks" were just introductions, but its Duke Ellington, and jazz kinda gets a pass for the live music thing. Beautiful music.

"We are so sad, quirky, and british, so I guess we have to make a mediocre studio album about it"

Steely Dan has such an established sound. Good stuff