1001 Albums Summary

I'm just not a big fan of Win Butler's voice. Lots of good songwriting and old-timey sounds on the record, but can't get past his voice.

I've heard bits and parts of this since then, but never really digested the entire thing. Good stuff from a genre I don't normally listen to with a ton of music. The slow, lackadaisical, delivery of rhymes fits well with the groove, but it gets very repetitive throughout the full record.

I've tried to listen to this one a handful of times. It's super well known and a groundbreaker for alternative rock, but I can't hang with it. The music is dark and minimalist, but the vocals send me running.

LOVE the album cover! I've heard a handful of these songs when I worked at the music broadcast in the 90s and 90s rock ruled the airwaves. Never digested the record though. It's alright... the hits are the hits for a reason.

Only familiar with the band from their hits, and I like the older ones much better than the 80s bastardization of Starship. This record has Somebody to Love and White Rabbit, both gems. Lots of it sounds silly schlocky to my ears in 2026.

1973... I was 2. But this album kills it! So fuzzy and Iggy sounds young but on the edge of every razor. Great record!