1001 Albums Summary

A couple songs I knew and enjoyed. A couple other songs that I hadn't heard before, but I thought were good. Several songs that reminded me of Jimi Hendrix - I acknowledge the artistry, but it's just not my thing.

Speakerboxxx was actually pretty good. Not my genre, but I liked it. The Love Below was tiresome - a 14 year old bragging about all the pussy he gets. I couldn't finish.

Not really for me. I might give up on this

Loved it. Not sure I could listen to this very often.

Decided 3/5 was fair. I knew and liked most of the songs. Then I fucking rocked out in my car to Freebird. Now 4/5.

Good overall. A couple hypnotically slow ones though.

Wow that was tedious!

I expected this to be cheesy (and it was), but it so well done! I love it!

When I think of Neil Young, these are the songs I hear.

Honestly I was a little disappointed.

Very 80s - 90s! Quite catchy.

Tedious

Oh hell yeah!

Beautiful Album.

Dollar store Clash

Interesting mix. Some songs were amazing, Cash totally reinvented them with his passion. Others were almost cringy.

I like some country music. I really do. Lyle Lovett and Willie Nelson are among my favorite songwriters/performers. What I don't like is the nasally, whiny twang of some country music vocals. Guitar Town is all about the nasally, whiny twang. I think there some decent music hiding behind these vocals. Also, I try to reserve 1/5 for music so annoying that I can't even finish it. I was able to make it all the way through Guitar Town.

I think I've heard the songs from Legend so many times that I tend to view them as worn-out and cliched. Which isn't a problem with the songs or Bob Marley in general, it's a problem with me! Hearing these different songs - or in a couple cases - alternate versions of songs I hear regularly, was a refreshing change. I enjoyed every song and appreciate the artistry that went into making it.

I found it tedious. Avant-garde electronic music that didn't seem to really go anywhere. I guess some passages were haunting and ethereal - but they just kept going on and on.

t was like they were aiming for The Who's Tommy, but hit Spinal Tap's Stonehenge instead. I couldn't really understand the lyrics, so the story-line went over my head. The rest of the album was more traditional, but I find those high-pitched vocal really grating.