1001 Albums Summary

Yeah it's a pretty good rock album, actually a lot more experimental than I was expecting. The most impressive part is that there isn't a song I don't like, it kind of reminds me of the stuff my grandpa listened to. 4.5 / 5

We are going even more cowboy country with this one. I don't think my grandpa actually listened to much Presley but I see how he influenced those he did listen to. Also this guy would've killed it in the Midwest Emo scene. Ending with Money Honey has to be one of the funniest things Elvis has done. 4.5 / 5

I kind of just thought this album was fine, a lot of the lyrics felt clunky to me. I do like the opening and ending tracks as a duo though. 3 / 5

Well this is very different. I like the first couple of songs and I didn't know I already knew Supermassive Black Hole but apparently I do. Unfortunately the album made a pretty big turn that I don't jive with on Assassin but I liked it until then. 4 / 5

I was unaware that I am a big Moby fan. Also this is the platonic ideal of early 2000s skater music. 5 / 5

Pretty good, it had a few radio bangers and other songs I liked but nothing astounding. 4 / 5

A great album with a strong start that sets a nice vibe that doesn't drop the entire album. In a way it reminds me of Tatsuro Yamashita which is very cool. I have no idea what's being said but I agree 100%. 5 / 5

Okay so it's The Garages. I always wondered if I'd still like The Garages without the emotional connection to Blaseball but based on this album the answer is yes. 5 / 5