1001 Albums Summary

Hard to remember they're a real band, pleasantly surprised

Some good stuff, some that went on a bit

oh yeah, this rocks

Killing Me Softly is 6/5, the rest isn't so good

Punk production values, prog self-indulgence levels

Pleasant enough, mostly passed me by

Don't mind Radiohead but this was a bit meh

interesting, a bit avant-garde

unexpected unorthodox bangers on there

bit jazzy, but solid

solid

Not as bad as I expected

had some tunes but a bit too pompous in parts

just meh

solid

HONESTLY

better than i expected

pretty good actually

Pleasant enough, bit dull in parts

bit annoying, nothing there for me Would rather Alan Rickman get me a necklace

Belinda slapped

Bad title, but decent album

pretty rough, prog rubbish

jazzy

Pleasantly surprised, didn't know what to expect, but it went pretty hard A bit indulgent on the piano at times, but I'll let it off

Tedious, unimaginative, and poorly executed Should be held to account

pompous hair pop

Bit repetitive, but alright overall

not as good as college dropout might have gotten a 3 if he wasn't a wrong'un but happy to mark it down

pleasant enough, kinda passed me by

solid bit of country, more of a 2.5

like fine, but no need for it to be on here

had some 4 tracks, had some 2 tracks, meets in the middle overall

classic blues, especially the first one he does seem a bit horny so the title is appropriate

I was kinda disappointed because it doesn't have any of their bangers on there

Yeah, one hit at the start, then a pile of samey pop

better than expected

decent enough, but where are the bangers?

solid enough 2nd tier Britpop, could have been a 4 but let itself down with some nonsense towards the end

full of bangers

Another Girl Another Planet is good but the rest isn't

feel so cringe, but I did quite enjoy that

nice enough, but you kept wanting to hear Paul Simon jump outta there

simply lovely

strong 6music vibes, but I enjoyed that

could have been a 4 but some tracks let it down

didn't have the cricket one so i was already disappointed, then just a bit boring

kinda fine, just not very interesting, a bit too electric for my tastes

started off strong but faded into unnoteworthiness

could definitely have been a 3 (maybe a 4) if they engaged in some more self-editing

fine, didn't really leave much an impression

was very scared until I realized it was just the first 4 tracks. But still, what?

definitely has some "album tracks" on there, but still holds up well, big nostalgia value

masterpiece

He got all the instruments out of the library, and wanted to get his money's worth. Very bizarre, including the weird little comedy character at the start of track 2. Credit where it is due, the first 30 seconds of 2 or 3 of them would be good theme tunes for snooker highlights on the BBC, but then just goes on way too long.

that wasn't very beach boys-y

kinda fine, quite backgroundy, couple were decent. Overall not quite worth the effort

just a bit meh, singer's voice had that annoying quality that was quite prominent at this time. Last track had some nonsense which was the decider between 2 and 3

it has some bangers, so flirted with a 4, but not consistent enough, plus the broader context, earns Jacko a 3 here

Had some bangers, had some meh

yeah I really like a couple, but the rest is too weird

quite enjoyed it, as discussed, feels very of its time

that was pretty fun

start to finish bangers, no mucking about, fiiiiiiiive

very of it's time, nice for having a quiet coffee and cake to or whatever, but doesn't give me much beyond that

what about justice for my ears? Honestly, this is just drivel. All the songs sound the same and that same is really really bad, they also manage to be twice as long as they need to be while doing that, at least Slipknot had the decency not to suck up so much of my time. Their name is also really unimaginative. A few songs to pull out One - yep, you nailed the rating lads The Shortest Straw - that's what I drew to have to listen to this Harvester of Sorrow - credit for dipping away from the derivative heavy metal bag of words their sort normally indulge in, to talk about a sad time at a chain restaurant The Frayed Ends of Sanity - pretty much where I was this deep into it