1001 Albums Summary

Not a lot of dynamic variation. Couple of good songs stood out but not a big fan overall.

Great album. Weirdly the only one I knew (Sympathy for the Devil) was probably my least favourite. Really enjoyed Jigsaw Puzzle.

Wasn't familiar with Hole. Great lyrics, fantastic guy wrenching vocals and some interesting tunes. Not really my style particularly, but enjoyed regardless.

Disjointed and awkward. Feels like I wondered into a jam session attended entirely be people who were insanely high and thought that they had just played the best sound ever made, then instantly forgot what it was and spent the next five minutes trying to find it again. Awful.

Quite enjoyable, fairly easy listening. Not particularly memorable though. Wouldn't change the station, but wouldn't buy a ticket

Not my usual genre at all, but I surprisingly enjoyed my time listening to this one. Very rhythmic and flowy.

Not a genre I even knew existed, yet several of the tracks were hauntingly familiar. Very good, but felt more like background music or maybe a soundtrack than something I want to listen to actively.

I didn't know a single one of these tracks, but they all felt like timeless poetry. Truely one of the greats.

Fabulously energetic and just all around fun album, that despite having some insanely complex musical arrangements, somehow feels super approachable.

Completely unfamiliar with Heaven 17. Quite enjoyed it.

Stunning flow, provocative lyrics, intricate instrumentals. Absolutely one of the greats.

Good, nice energy and interesting themes - but felt somewhat twee and samey after a while.

Dreadful. If this was hold music, I'd hang up.

It's like if Red Bull was an album. It straight up creates energy!

Great relaxing album. Apparently I prefer Simon and Garfunkel quite alot against Paul Simon's solo efforts.

If I could score the music 4 and the vocals 0 I would.

Fantastic album. Only knew the singles, now I'm looking for the vinyl!

Weirdly abrupt transitions between stanzas. Nice to hear an organ though!

There's a time and a place for this album. It was not the bus to work.

I've never really found the genre to be captivating, but this was a nice easy listening experience.

Very much enjoyed. Not what I expected having only heard their bigger hit singles. Reminded me a bit of Living Colour which was neat.

Funky AF. Made my 20km cycle to work feel like one big dance party.

All sounded like one very long monotonous track, with the occasional record scratch.

Outstanding. The complex and engaging instrumental arrangements paired with thoughtful and playful lyrics and Queen's iconic vocal harmonies make for one of the all-time greatest albums ever made.

Great album. Much more melodic than anticipated, and while Ozzy's voice is often grating to me it didn't bother me here.