1001 Albums Summary

Track 1: Good opening song, annoying vocalist Track 2: nice acoustic song Track 3: meh Track 4: boring song. About chess or something Track 5: goofy. Old timey sound Track 6: cheesy intro Don't like singer's voice.

Track 1: the guitar riff sounds out of place during the verses. Good vocals. Track 2: don't like how he lingers on the "I" of "All I gotta do" at some parts Track 3: good guitar work and vocal harmony Track 4: bizarre sounding intro. Don't like the lyrics but the instrumental is nice Track 5: throwaway cover Track 6: good cover overall. Don't like how he pronounces "saw" as "sar" Track 7: a little dull and repetitive Track 8: intro sounds dumb and not a fan of the original song so not a fan of the cover Track 9: vocals sound a little rough but nice harmonies Track 10: Singers are not well synced. Hate the first line of lyrics Track 11: annoying and repetitive Track 12: decent cover but pretty forgettable Track 13: forgettable throwaway song Track 14: pretty good cover. Guitar comes in slightly late in the intro

Track 1: annoying how he pronounces "know" as "low". Fun chorus Track 2: Overrated. The lyrics annoy me but the instrumental is good Track 3: nice acoustic song. Would probably be better without vocals Track 4: cheesy song. Not a fan Track 5: cheesy intro and don't like how he says some of the lines "but how can I ever change things that I feeeeeeelllll?" Track 6: nooooooooo Track 7: nice Western style song Track 8: Christine McVie's voice is just not nice to listen to Track 9: filler Track 10: nope Track 11: strong chorus but the rest of it is kinda boring I do not like Christine McVie's songs. Favorite song: The Chain Rating 2/5

Track 1 is mostly good Nothing good until Track 6 Track 6: fun funky song It is hard to understand what she saying a lot of time and the lyrics kinda suck 1/5

Mother: starts out powerful then gets annoying towards the end Hold On: just okay I Found Out: don't care for the lyrics Track 4: boring Track 5: don't like how he says "isolation" right before the chorus Track 6: