1001 Albums Summary

Solid album. Really liked the first three songs and the last two.

Great voice, a little dated, but it reminded me of grandpa's western movies and it brought me back and I liked it.

Instrumental was ok. One other song was alright. Rest of the album was incredible. Brothers is why I love The Black Keys.

Loved the Gothic sound style, guitar felt kinda meh. First half of album was ok, really loved 'So long, Marianne,' 'Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye,' 'Stories of the Street,' and 'One of Us Cannot Be Wrong.'

Wondaland and Make the Bus were ok, other than that the whole album was incredible. It was a beautiful experience. Motown, hip hop, jazz, r&b, even some Sun-Ra in there. Great album.

For the time, I'm sure it broke ground, but it was alright. I liked Gin n Juice and another one towards the end because both of them were more melodic like a song.

'How do you sleep?' Was really good. I like the honkey tonk guitar throughout, but the lyrics of these songs sound like they were written by a 19 yr old college freshman that took their first joint hit after sitting through Poli Sci 101. The Yoko love song sounded like it was a jingle for an antidepressant.

She sounds like she's a good song writer that needs others to sing her songs. There were two good ones on here and it was because of the instruments. Meh.

Incredible all the way through. Made me a Muddy fan and I'm going to make a station of his music after listening.

Really good album. Loved starting with 'Paint it Black' and ending with 'Home.' Real honkey tonk feel and jam session vibes.