1001 Albums Summary

Life on Mars, Changes are the shining stars on this album. But even the lesser known songs like Andy Warhol are great listening.

This was my first listen to this album. I am super familiar with the singles. But it was cool to listen to the entire album from cover to cover.

Great live album. Lots of classics.

I used to use to not be a Pretenders fan but after listening to this album I am still not a Pretenders fan.

Highway Star and Smoke on the Water were the only songs i was familiar with before listening to this album. Interesting album but not one I’d go back and listen to. I did go back and listen to HA and SOTW.

Listened to this twice. After the first listen I realized I didn’t give it enough attention. I put it on a speaker for the second listen and I got a better take on the album. I don’t always fully understand why Dylan is regarded so highly but at some level I can understand it.

I will say that Who's Next is carried by two (maybe three) songs tops. I don't think it's an extraordinary album.

Didn’t know many songs off this album. But I enjoyed listening to them

This album transported me back to a simpler time. I still fucking hate interludes though.

This takes me back to my early 20’s. This was an album that always went well with a workout. May need to try that again.

This was the first time that I listened to a PIL album and I thought it was pretty good. I like it a bit more than the Sex Pistols actually. I think the song Low Life sounded a lot like a Pixies tune.

This was the first time that I listened to a PIL album and I thought it was pretty good. I like it a bit more than the Sex Pistols actually. I think the song Low Life sounded a lot like a Pixies tune.

This is what Radiohead would sound like if Bjork was the lead singer. And I don’t say this in a good way. This was a struggle to get through.

I enjoyed this album. Barbarism begins at home was probably my favorite off the album. Listened the the album twice.

Great album that always takes me back to a pivotal point in my life. I didn’t appreciate how great the album was at the time. I just knew I liked it.

This was a Beastie Boys album that flew under my radar when it came out. I owned Licensed to Ill and loved it but didn’t really know about this album until almost ten years after it came out. It could well be their best album.

Sucked

First time listening to an album from this band. I enjoyed it. I will probably check out more of their work. Album was pretty consistent style wise. Interested to see what the other albums are like.

I remember not liking the singles off this album because they sounded too polished. I’m glad I gave the whole album a listen. It was pretty good. Definitely polished but I don’t mind that now.

Fame is the only redeeming song for me on this album. Not a fan of the Philly solo on this album.

This album takes me back to the summer of 99. A great time in my life. As for the album I think I like a lot of the non singles more than the singles.

I had never listened to this album. I only knew a few songs off of it. But this album was exceptional. I really enjoyed it.

Mr Bluesky is the track for me on this album. Everything else was forgettable for me.

DNF - I still love Son Of A Preacherman but I couldn’t get into the rest of the album

I always enjoy this band when I hear them. But I’ve never listened to one of their albums all the way through. This was pretty good.

Wasn’t for me

Some classics on here that I forgot were CCR.

I don’t know anything about jazz but I enjoyed this album. It’s a perfect album to cook to

Didn’t really like this music

Didn’t like this enough to finish listening

I’ve listened to a lot of Simon and Garfunkel but this might be the first time I’ve listened to this album cover to cover. I enjoyed it driving with the windows down today.

Solid album by a band i only know by singles. Enjoyed the album but wasn’t blown away by it.

Ugh

Didn’t know much about this band prior to listening to this album. I enjoyed it and plan to check out more of their stuff. I really enjoyed the first track (on second listen) with Peter Buck on guitar.

I skipped ahead a lot on this album. It just wasn’t for me.

There was a time where I didn’t like the Rolling Stones at all. I’ve grown to like them and I enjoyed listening to this album for the first time.

There are a few tracks on here that really take me back to a time when I first remember paying attention to music. Time After Time is a track that always resonated with me and I enjoy it even more 40 years later. Overall i think the album is really solid too.

Pretty cool album. I’m more in love with the album artwork than the music itself though.

There were some interesting parts to the music but I didn’t enjoy the music overall

First time listening to this album. I’ve always loved New Jack Hustler but have always listened to it on the movie soundtrack. This album was pretty good though.

Great listening to this and Achtung Baby on a rainy Friday.

Always love listening to Nick Drake.

Seemed cool but I wasn’t in the mood for dance music

It surprised me how different The Verve and The Verve Pipe sound just a few years apart. I enjoyed this album. Wasn’t super familiar with it outside of the singles.

Four stars for the singles alone. The rest of the album was meh for me

This was way stranger than I was expecting.

Was not familiar with XTC outside of Peter Pumpkinhead. This was a departure from that song or vice versa. This music is heavily influenced by the Beatles in a good way.

First time listening to this band. First time hearing of this band. Enjoyed experiencing it. Going to check out their other stuff.

Cool songs. Overall the album was ok.

I really enjoyed the amount of Hammond B3 on this album

Like hanging out with an old friend

Never heard of this band before. Not terrible but I’m wondering why it’s on this list.

I didn’t get it

Where has Jurassic 5 been all my life?

Good listen