1001 Albums Summary

I zoned out for most of it, but Madman Across The Water and Indian Sunset were standouts. Overall, pretty cool

2 + 2 = 5 and We Suck Young Blood were pretty great, and the whole album fits my tastes pretty well. I probably should've paid more attention the the lyrics and the songs in general, but even with my brain mostly off this was mostly still pretty damn good

Took this thing on a walk and I was pleasantly surprized. Pretty amazing what you can do with just a sampler and little else.

I don't really remember much. No moment stuck with me I guess, but I do know that I enjoyed pretty much every second of it.

The cover art seemed really cool, and generally the album rocks

The fat of the album. Was good, strong bass, goodd for headbanging

Every song was different from the other. I'll look more into this guy

ooooh flimsy steeve, where did you go what did you see?

I think this album put me in a daze, but a nice sorta daze. I really can't remember a specific part or track that I especially liked, the whole package was just a great experience.

I'm not too familiar with the Beach Boys, I feel like this would have affected me way more if I was. That being said, this album starts out really stongs with Our Prayers -> Hearoes & Villians, and is then a generally good vibe after that.

I liked this a lot more than I thought I would

It's good at what it wants to do, and it got me relaxed, but nothing really stood out. Not really what I'm looking for

I don't really have anything interesting to say, this album rules

I knew I would like it because my dad likes it and yes indeed, I liked it. It didn't blow my mind, but it's definitely a good album, I never got bored either.

Rehab was great, and I like her voice, but the rest of the album sorta blurred together for me. Pretty alright.

Couldn't find it on Youtube Music for some reason, but from what I could hear of it, it seemed like a pretty generic rock album for the time

This David guy can really sing

My dad said it was their best album and I can believe him even without hearing anything else from Led Zeppelin

I listened to it while working out, but it really goes down in energy after the first track. Of course it's a classic thought, and Seven Nation Army by itself would probably get 4 stars. If there were a few more tracks like that, it would have been an easy 5/5

I was just kinda bored