1001 Albums Summary

The 70s must have been a mellow time. Maybe it’s me but each song feels like a cliche from an old movie, but I guess Willie didn’t first. Good for him.

Banger

A good experience - a band I always knew about, but never really listened to. +1 Fan.

Completely forgettable.

Just a genre that doesn't gel with me. Their music doesn't grab me - could be something in the background at the office and unless you are ready to diligently listen to the lyrics, they just get lost in the background.

Rush was one of those ‘I should listen to’ bands. Did not disappoint but not the revolution the hype sold. Was solid, did enjoy.

I can see what Pearl Jam saw in Neil.

It's the Beatles. Of course it rocks.

A pleasant surprise. Needs red wine and wintery Sunday.

Some real jewels amongst pebbles, proto-brilliance.

A nostalgic walk down a road I never took before.

Crisp, melodic.

Holiday in Cambodia was a high-repeat song back in high school. Happy to say this hasn't aged as much as I have.

It's was surprising how many songs I could recognise, but have never actively listened to before. Will listen more, for sure.

Brilliant, depressing and amazing Grunge. How did we survive the 90s?

Feels like a more symphonic Beatles. Looong, suits when you really could listen to an album for the experience. Unfortunately it's something for background music for me these days.

How to describe the Genre? Energy, Purpose and Motivation. 100% Industrial

So this is what will be played in elevators in 10 years.

Sultans of Swing. Waterline. Perfect.

Surprising how this has mellowed over the years (it's not me it's them). Boundaries are pushed, but in a soft polite nudge, not the shove I remember!

Memphis! Streets of Laredo! Classics my Dad listened to, and I don't know if it's the memory-berries calling or if it's genuinely good, but dammit, I loved it all. I never would have picked this scrolling Spotify. Made my day.

I'm probably going to annoy a few people, but found this enjoyable but middling. A fusion between folk and pop? That said I've never given Bob a good listening to before - I will again. Went 3 stars, only because 3.5 isn't an option. Not quite there for a 4.

Stop. Just stop. All of the talent of the Sex Pistols and none of the rythm or energy.

It's the Beatles. It's going to be amazing, right? Well, no. I can see how it was the revolution in the day, and it is still good now, but not great.

This was 100% new to me - many Bjork vibes. Nice.

Banger. Some classics we all know, some real interesting pieces to bring the album together as a full listening experience.

Nice trip down memory lane, but nothing really amazing that stood ou.

Not for me - don't listen if depressed.

Is this early techno pop? I listened, didn't grab me, didn't offend.

Good, not brilliant. oK.

Lady can sing!

Can't find on Spotify- pass

Never really exposed my self to Iron Maiden before, and expected an audio assault to my senses, only to be surprised by how poetic and Ballard driven this is.

Some classics that are great earworms, so others that deserve to remain in obscurity. Not their best work but damn, it would have been explosive when brand new.

Relaxing but mid. I'm starting to see a trend with this list. Was this really ground breaking when new? Feels like a evolution, not a revolution.

Yawn. Played at work, helped me concentrate on the task and hand and was completely forgettable. Why is this here?

Everyone knows Knights of Cydonia, but the whole damn album hits.