1001 Albums Summary

I liked that the Boo Radleys pulled from lots of different influences with this album. The singer wasn't my favorite, however. I don't know that I would listen to the whole album again.

Embarrassingly, I hadn't listened to other Eno albums all the way through before this. I can definitely see how he's influenced so many others. I've always loved the song 'By the River.'. Overall, solid album.

When I first saw the album cover, I was convinced I had never heard of the band before but the second Brimful of Asha played a ton of middle school memories flooded back! Had I been in college when this album came out, I definitely would've been interested in this band. I really liked the Indian influence and cover of Norwegian Wood. I'd definitely check this album out again.

Love Cocteau Twins, love this album! Very moody, very 80s!!

Fun way to start a Monday morning! Nothing quite like a 36 minute album.

Man! It's been a minute since I've heard Big Sur. This is definitely a very specific subgenre of Indie Pop (e.g., Phantom Planet and Rooney). While the music isn't bad, I don't love the lead singer's voice.

YouTube Music didn't have this specific album so I listened to Essential Ramblin' Jack instead and I loved it! Strong Woody Guthrie vibes which I appreciate.

When I first saw that this would be Sly & the Family Stone, I was excited! But this album was a little slower than I was anticipating.

I enjoyed this album - very 1970s rock.