1001 Albums Summary

I sighed when I got this as my first album for this random generator. I had my teen / early 20s pretentious bias at a time when I was trying to find my own music. Listening to it now I can admit the bangers that this album had in the front half. Second half isn't much more than an OK.

Classics and less known greats. The dynamic range of the music is amazing and I found myself bobbing my head or humming along to all of the album.

Definitely one of the most easy listening album of reggae. I enjoyed putting on in the background while working

Parts of the origins of blues / rock. Not something I actively listened to but nice to have on in the background.

Some absolute bangers outside of the well known tracks. Interludes are unnecessary and don't really add much, and cause the album to be longer without any purpose

Wow! This album absolutely slaps! Amazing blues rock tunes which you can get lost in.

Classic prog rock. More of a set and forget kind of thing unless you're really into it. Reminds me of my youth.

Soft rock dreamscape.

I really tried to get through this album but it was just the same thing - a song with a couple riffs repeated and droning voice.

Yes it's noisy and messy but I hear so many foundations of influence for 90s punk bands. Very akin to Nirvana in some places too.

This album is long and some of it has fillers. If you look past the length there are some absolutely catchy & sometimes hilarious songs. Im a fan of songs not being taken too seriously, and a lot of this hit the mark. "Fido your leash is too long..."

Classic rock album. Atmosphere of the live performance adds to the overall vibe.

Ok album. Backing tracks of 90s rap are always great remixs.

Never really listened to Elvis Costello. Decent backing music and story telling. A bit monotone in singing, but enjoyed parts of it.

The album is definitely one that you could put on in the background in mixed company and no one would really complain. Nothing spectacular.

Just doesn't sound like much more than prog rock. I normally like prog rock but it doesn't stand out as an album to me.

Yeah, ok rock from the time. Preferred to blues rock songs more tbh

I could see myself get lost in a lot of this album.

Jazzy sax but nothing too inspiring in the album

Funky with some alright songs. Not really my thing.

Meh. Typical mid 90s alt rock music.

The (actual) Who that everyone knows and loves.

Nope, I tried. I really did. My rule is listen through minimum 2/3, and skim through last songs if I'm not vibing. And this just irritated me to no end.

Very 2000s. Takes me back to my youth but wasn't really my vibe at the time.

Epic classic. Great background or sit down and focus on the rock opera kind of album.

Some good songs, but most are just early raga rock which was gaining prominence at the time in the psychodelic bands.

General style is something I enjoy, and I can see the potential that Le Tigre eventually became but it's not quite there yet.

Foundations for a lot of psychedelic/rock at the time. Alright but not amazing.

Great songs, enjoyable to listen to and recognize songs I didn't know was from this album

A couple catchy songs but otherwise generic arena rock. Still much better than the forced iTunes trash album

A little snapshot in time of music in this era.

I knew of Wu Tang Clan when I was younger but never really connected their music to them. Wow, fantastic album. An absolute classic.

Yeah, good for some chill out music.

Yeah, some classics in there. Mostly background music

Nope

A great acoustic folk-rock album with simple, steady beats and no flashy production. Her deep voice and excellent storytelling just draw you in and keep you listening.

Interesting. Catchy, boppy and some weirdness that you don't tend to get on modern albums.

This is kind of what I want prog rock to be. Also some proto-chill hop vibes. Very cool album.

A bit becomes my young adult years so probably not something I was massively into, but I get it for the pre-drill foundation.

The heaviest of metal 🤘 Nothing overly exciting for me.

I hadn't heard this before other than Parachutes & Yellow (obviously). Pretty good first album.

Classic proto-rock album. A lot of songs I knew but never realised were on this album.

Pretty decent JT album for a debut.

Not the greatest but I can appreciate it for the time.

Meh, it's nothing exciting and pretty general.

Funky Jamiroquai. Nice little album to groove to but nothing spectacular.

Uplifting and funky album. Reminds me of 90s soccer.

Fun little album. Mix of Bowie-esque style. There's been better but still a decent listen.

It was ok. Soft rock album

Yep, classic grunge rock. Time capsule of the time.

I heard of Massive Attack but never really gave them a look in but this album is excellent downtempo for feeling rhythm and chill.

Listening to this with context of a "ballet" definitely makes it logical in the style. Does it mean that I like it? No. Can I appreciate it for what it is? Sure.

Classics that I did realise were Meatloaf. Probably a bit of a misleading cover but "don't judge a book" and all that.

No. Just no.

Smoooooooth

Whenever I hear Ray Charles it reminds me of the movie Ray. I like Jamie Foxx

Smoooth

Lounge music to chill to

They can't all be bangers but I do love the occasional country song.

Yep, pretty good as expected.

I didn't realise who steely Dan was until I heard this album. Definitely understand why listening to it is dadmaxxing, but guess I'm a dad now.