1001 Albums Summary

OG

no doubt late 90's + British bands are a match made in heaven.

intimacy. timeless.

Smashed the low energy. Noticed a few Bonham influences on the album, particularly, in track 2. Black Sabbath, huh? but you can tell they're American lol not my genre, only listened half of the album.

Why is there a five-star limit for rating this masterpiece? The limit does not exist. ✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙✮⋆˙

I'm unable to pinpoint the band's style; it doesn't seem clearly defined. While this might appeal to some listeners, it's not enough to keep me engaged, at least talking about this particular album.

Fancy

First time listening to this album I was not convince, this second time tastes different. Not a fan of the pace of this album, but Young has something special.

Not a Dylan's fan but album captures his essence.

What can I say? English band.

Still the essence of Steely Dan after "Can't Buy a Thrill" but this one feel more slow. Still love SD!

Would you like to manifest having a ranch in the middle of nowhere? You should play this to make it happen.

Listen this on a cloudy day. 10/10

Seattle Seattle Seattle and all its bands <3

early 2000's soundtrack

This will be the first album my children will listen for the first time in their lives.

I don't listen to experimental music, this is nice! just not my jam.

2000's soundtrack! loved it!

oh 70's era.... biggest FOMO

You wouldn't believe this album is from 1973. First time listening to Martyn, what an artist he was. Had to take the time to write these words while I'm supposed to be working. Buy this one in vinyl!

Good album, but not my fav from the Beatles.

Great artist. Didn't connect with his music but the album is well written, melodies invite you to disconnect.

"Queen of Soul", what else can I say?

Diff version of Steely Dan. Love it!