1001 Albums Summary

Great run from longview to when i come around. Couple of skips for me outside of that

Sue was a highlight with some very tasty drums and riffs. Really like how Lazarus builds as well. Overall a bit too experimental for me, but can appreciate the musicianship and obvs Bowie is straight-up ledge

Never listened to this before. Loved bad habit, come out and play and self esteem. Found myself foot-tapping the whole way through and thinking about how cool it would be to be a skater in 90s California "/

Pretty decent, some good tracks but a bit repetitive.

Good vibes only. Absolutely timeless

Phenomenal album and so well paced. Loved how planet caravan breaks up the harder songs in the first half. The songs are so loose and raw. I watched a massive ship leave port listening to Iron Man =D

Not a fan

Nice soundscapes throughout but bittersweet symphony and lucky man are the only songs I really enjoyed

Some classics like old man and heart of gold but a bit dull otherwise

I'd never heard of Harry Nilsson but really enjoyed this.

Great album. One or two songs I didn't love otherwise it would be a 5 star

Really did not like this.

I liked this overall. I enjoyed the first few songs in particular. There were some pretty random ones sprinkled in throughout but I think they are interesting to listen to.

Loved this, must have listened 3 times over. Would be 5 star but I took one away because of how lame "the girl is mine" is

Some amazing songs on this but also a few I wasn't massively into.

Loved this, takes me right back to uni!! =D

I enjoyed the overall vibe of the album but found the songs a bit repetitive

I was exhausted after this

Not a big fan of this genre of rock.

Nice

not really for me

I loved this. Great, timeless production that despite being made over 20 years ago still sounds fresh. Andre 3000 is so unique in his flow and lyricism. Slightly long at times with a couple of filler tracks but otherwise fantastic.

Started strongly but I wasn't into their more melancholic tracks

Such a classic

Not typically a Springsteen or anthemic rock enjoyer but I bought into the raw energy in the tracks, even if the songs are a bit repetitive.

I really enjoyed the uniquely empty, percussive sound. I also think Tom Waits' voice could make anything sound good!

I have never listened to any Alice Cooper other than the song "Schools Out" so I had always associated him with classic rock so I was pretty blown away by the range on this album. Not just in genre terms but the songs are also mostly interesting as well.

Perfect music to cook to, absolutely slapped. What a voice and so innovative

Really enjoyed listening to highway star on my way to Tesco's in my 2012 ford fiesta.

The lyrics have not aged well on this and it's pretty tough to listen to at times.

Great story telling and a unique sound. Some great songs but a lot of okay ones.

Some good songs but overall a bit samey

Love the G-funk production through this whole album. So many classics and almost no filler.

I thought the songs were well produced but just found them a bit dull!

I really enjoyed this. Not sure if it just coincided with me feeling a sassy queen that day but it was exactly what I was in the mood for.

Such a relaxed album. Sat on the floor playing with my dog to it having a really swell time.

I thought that this is such an interesting album. Peter Gabriel really experimented with alternative motifs and song structure while still being catchy. When I was listening to it there were several times I thought to myself how creative you must be to craft a song some random sounds.

So many great tracks on this and all just so raw. Just an iconic album, what a legend. Generational run of are we experienced, axis bold of love and this.

Consistently good songs with some variation. The songs and the overall album are short enough that it doesn't get too repetitive.

While appreciating the experimental side of this, it's not really for me and I found the album mostly quite jarring.

What a bloody racket! Honestly the mixing made this unlistenable for me.

Common is such a great lyricist with some of the best delivery in rap. The early Kanye production still sounds so fresh. Overall almost faultless.

Really enjoyed the variety of the tracks on this, such a chill vibe. Love big Stevie!!!

Not sure why so many British pop artists in the 80s thought it would be cool to sing without using their lips.

Unfortunate that we've had double dexys as I think it put me off the album more than I otherwise would have been!/.

So much soul, so much funk, so much cocaine.

It was okay. I found it droned on a bit.

some generational songs on this. cool to think if some of these songs were played in almost any room every single person would sing along LB x

Really enjoyed the first half of this but trailed off. Never heard of them so was a pleasant surprise.

Just a few German guys getting silly - what's not to like :)

Anita baker? More like I-need-a break-from-her! This is the music they play in 80s movies during sex scenes that go on longer than they need to. A bit dull.

A bit lawwwwng and I thought the mixing was a bit dirty.

Really enjoyed the first song and none of the ones after

some of the drums on this had me getting STANKY. enjoyed it overall and made me want to solve crimes as a PI in the 80s?

Didn't love the porpoise mouth lyrics but otherwise a pretty chill album.

Some really lovely lil songs on this.

First 3 songs are all timers. Falls off a bit after then though

*jigs*

A nice and relaxing one. Pale blue eyes was lovely. There's a certain je ne sais quoi with the velvet underground where I just find them very cool???

I like it but not as strong as other Sabbath albums we've had