1001 Albums Summary

Track 1- SYNTH Track 2- know from song track of some forgotten movie I am sure, so far thinking this album would really complement the setting of driving a convertible done the winding coast roads of the countryside during dusk Or in a French club surround by dancing unbelievable sexy people I’ll take either one tbh Track 3- making me crave a cigarette Track 4- great continual vibe through each track, really uniform in aesthetic so far Track 5- psychedelic tech jazz, great build, nearly orchestral ending, feels like the sound track to a bond movie Track 6- daft punk on vocals with Casper the ghost harmonies Track 7- I’m not quite a fan of this track, blended more to a sort of ballad with an orchestra accompaniment that also include a synth and sound board, found it slightly off the vibe of the others Track 8- elevator music Track 9- making me crave a cigarette, I enjoy the vast majority of time being spent of the instrumental parts of the whole album Track 10- sexy instrumental, great ending to the album Overall album- Looking for a chill but vibes backing music to a dinner, or intimate soundtrack to add to a bottle of wine, this would be a good shout Great cover, great album name Perfected the sound of a orchestral psychedelic French duo from the 90s

Track 1- drastically different to the complex melodys of the previous David Bowie albums I’m familiar with, more grunge? Not singing but the lyrics are present in a way that would remind me more of the clash then if Bowie Grows to be the familiar Bowie I know, the way he can morph is voice always amazes me, really like the brass instrument mixing with the guitar in the instrument wow while a different sound to his past works as each of his albums are, you can hear the constant influence and recognisable sound of Bowie, the use of synth and his mix of melodys I think reflect his past albums, I wouldn’t have guessed that this is a later album of his from 2013 I think this album reflect the wisdom he’s gather through his life in comparison the his earlier stuff which near reflect the manic mess of youth, this shows a lot of hindsight I have a personal bias that only allows for me to enjoy Bowie and find all his work amazing, while not as revolutionary as some other albums I am finding this one to still have that story telling narrative and I’m really enjoying this, the guitar riffs throughout I really like something eerie about this, which I think was the point and reinforce by the narrative of the lyrics, Bowie wasn’t ever one to shy away from the politics that are a duty to portray as an artist I’d rather be high such a melancholy ending, reinforcing the sound and ideas of the album, not one of hope, but of reality of the world

Nostalgic album full with more song I knew then I thought I would, optimistic young Bowie is always a pleasure to hear from you

Track 1- symphony of the devil, iconic, but the only song I previously knew before listening to this album Track 2- no expectations, nothing impressive as by the title, seem to get distracted every time this song comes on Track 3- enjoying the swinging tune very country very blues Track 4- HARMONICA, great bass omg deep guitar riffs and any bluesy instrumental instantly has me tapping my foot Track 5- I like this one, melody and all, same with street fighting man, prodigal son and factory girl all have a unanimous sound of bluesy rock with the rest of the track blending in the background inbetween something intresting Wouldn’t have been THE Rolling Stones album I would have personally pick but still holds their distinct blues rock sound

Didn’t finish it, not my style I thought it was slightly boring

classic cure 10/10