1001 Albums Summary

It's no steely Dan but it's close

High and dry is peak winnie the pooh's soul leaving his body. First track kind of lacks depth/dimension but overall quite good.

I mean there's nothing wrong with this but I just don't know if there's anything particularly great about it either.

Even for today this album feels so special, experimental, and unique. Literally dancing the whole way. Only thing I don't like is the album cover it isn't the vibe ...

As you all known I am in my Dolly Parton era so my brain was already primed to love this and it was lovely! None of the songs stick out to me strongly tho so ... only 4 stars

I like a lot of things about this album but some of the tracks just feel a little overly long and there were some other odd choices made when it comes to mixing (which I do know were likely intentional but that doesn't make me like them lol). The production, lyrics, vocal direction etc are sublime but I'm not sure if I'll listen to this one again. I think I'll listen to some of their other stuff though.

Abbey Road might be a bit overrated still compared to other Beatles albums (I want you/she's so heavy is good but way too fucking long tho) but it's quite good through and through and has some of the most masterful song transitions

Nothing wrong with this album but I wasn't really feeling it.

This is a really difficult ranking for me because I love daft punk but this album is just not that good.. but I have to ask myself, out of context, if I had never listened to daft punk before and had no standards, what would I give it? Ultimately I reflected on my ratings so far and concluded...

Once again as I've said I'm in my Dolly era rn and this is actually not one I had listened to yet. It's pretty good but very short and I just know how much better Dolly can get because I've heard it lol