1001 Albums Summary

Lots of sampling and inspiration from Atomic Dog apparently The bass and overall flow is on point but the lyrics I personally cant relate too less lol, basically the opposite kind of life that i lead and want to lead On that note though most of the lyrics are sexist/misogynist/objectifying as hell

Every song was very relaxed and chill but i dont know if i could have told any of them apart if i listened to them blind definitely something id play i the background of hanging with friends, probably stoned, but it'd feel weird to listen to it solo, for me anyway

Lots of classic American vibes, but ngl after about 4 songs they start to blend together and the basslines seem to be kinda the same

Suchhhh a good flow and honestly i think im gonna add Punchbag and Angryman to my liked list, probably also A Minha Menina

Wesley’s Theory, ok but didn’t necessarily do anything for me For Free? I wanna memorize so badly King Kunta is phenomenal to groove to These Walls was pretty good but I thought it could’ve sounded hotter Alright was hopeful and peak HMaDC was a really good story Fuckkk man, that last verse of Berry is crazy I love myself and i Mortal Man is humble and poetry, and it’s crazy that this album was written 3 years before George Floyd, I still don’t think we’ve seen a true riot or level of violence that Tupac describes is coming “next time” like what LA was experiencing at that time in the 90s. Overall, while there are a lot of songs that I can only think about externally and enjoy the sound of because I am both white and grew up affluently, this album clearly shows that Kendrick is a Virgil of his day and he is by far my favorite rapper

Rolling, Rumour, Set Fire, and Someone definitely all deserved the hype they got back in the 2010s never knew there was a cure cover on that album, its really good tho

Less great songs than I remember as a kid tbh, but also a few that I quite like that don't seem to be liked by many people's. Overall still a very good debut album and I think probably their best

Hadn't heard them before but it feels like this could've been made in the 70s or today, their voices sound a lot like Parcels but with guitars like Pink Floyd

Alr, My Sweet Lord has some great chords and is really catchy. Ok hey wait what was Harrison up to religiously in the 70s? Christian and Hindu syncretism? Is "wah-wah" pussy? I can only assume so, unless it's also used to mean trying to keep clear of sadness (like crying). Was he a sex addict? A few genuinely christian songs, I really wonder what weird blend of religion Harrison was up to at this time. A few good instrumentals in here as well, but not necessarily something I would pull up and listen to. I genuinely wonder what it is that puts me off from just a recording of a guitar jam

just kinda bad

if it wasn't about semi-recent events with a little talking storytelling put in, probably woulda been a 2, but its a 3 for me

Quintessentially 70s/80s sounds, the lead singer's voice isn't quiiite there at times. Love Aint for Keeping was probably my favorite, Baba is ofc the most recognizable. Won't get Fooled Again was alr Getting in tune sucked, same with Behind Blue Eyes, that one sounded like a guy whining about people not liking him. Overall pretty good sound, I could've done with other lyrics tho, I wasn't really hit by any songs in particular.

Radio free europe, sitting still, and west of the fields are all really cool sounding Overall a really unique sounding album, like Lynard Skynrd guitar, southern sounds, and a southern voice to match but some very punky and alternative vibes to it. I can see why my mom likes them so much, i would've loved them if i were around when she was coming up

Some great guitar skills (holy harmonics), but it kinda struck me as immature, like Hot for Teacher sounds like its designed to be listened to by middle/high schoolers

Serious whiplash from the title track, guess i know where that comes from now lol. Super skilled all the way through, a good instrumental

Weirdly the love poem was the one i liked the most. Still not a fan of ska i don't think

"oh hey, this guy sounds like the "goo goo muck" guy", I said, naively super cool goth album, not sure how much i like that kind of mouth perpetually open style of singing but it certainly fits whoever's in the background of the false start interlude added at the end sounds like a dick lol

THAT'S who wrote "one way or another", ok, gotcha damn, she's got a great voice and these are ridiculously catchy

eh, listened to it once before, still not my thing. cool riffs tho, i see why its popular at least

went out of my way to listen to the OKNOTOK remaster, partially bc of Man of War, but alos just bc this album slaps dude. Thanks Kyleigh for getting me to listen to more Radiohead

really slow and trippy, the guitar bends at the end were a nice touch to leave you unsettled still think i like Glorybox better

eh, jut not really interested in this one

couldn't find this album

Honestly, most of it was kinda borning ngl. Knives Out and I Might be Wrong were great, and Pyramid Song too ig. Otherwise I wasn't too impressed