1001 Albums Summary

Pretty much perfect to be honest with you

Beetles

Yeah one of the greatest things that’s ever blessed my ears

ohhhhh that we are family. Anyways great stuff, lovely r&b and soul tracks

Jeff mangum type flow on the bones of you. Overall sonically lush album, not every song worked perfectly for me on first listen but I’m looking forward to revisiting it

despite being a pretty big Siamese dream fan, I don’t know this album super well. I think it’s always daunted me a bit with its length and reputation. I’m very happy to have really given it the time here though, because it’s pretty spectacular. Both halves are chock full of bangers and there are really no low points but some very high points.

super listenable album, every song is smooth and Sade’s voice is beautiful. Lovely instrumentals as well, the bass, brass, and drums all play brilliantly together.

before this I probably couldn’t have named a single Jimi Hendrix song and now I could name like 10 of them and they’re all awesome this shit slaps

pretty good I wonder if this Jeff fella ever made anything else

Thought I may have misheard something in Oliver’s army but alas I did not. Probably still the best song though this is pretty good

ive been known to be a bit of a bjork enjoyer, but I haven’t listened to anything past vespertine, so this was fun. This album is very bjork, so you know take that as you will

insanely consistent album everything on this is amazing

this fogerty fella always yammering about the rain or some shii nah but this is pretty freaking good dude

this shouldn’t be surprising for the biggest artist in the world, but this is produced so amazingly, everything is very well placed and it sounds so lush. Taylor’s writing and singing also is a good here, probably the last of her albums where songs are like written super well

Wowzers what an album, I’m decently familiar with blue but this was new for me. Way more uptempo and jazzy but just as well written. Joni Mitchell really is that good

Pretty good! Nice and dark, with some fun instrumentals and ortons voice sits very well

bonus star for being called the red headed stranger, but also is just really good. It’s an interesting concept album, with songs that flow into each other and reprises and stuff. Plus there’s a song called Denver so that’s cool.

Badass type album

Good stuff

good album! Has some trademarks of punk with the short songs, yelled/talked vocals, and low production but with some non traditional instrumentation and electronics.

i like a lot of this quite a bit! Oompah radar pretty much sounds like the happy mask salesman’s theme from majoras mask so that’s interesting

insanely good album, so full of energy and personality the flows are crazy and it’s a lot rawer, grittier, and aggressive than something like low end theory (no shade there that album is perfect) but just as consistent.

Big old concept album here gotta love it. Probably my least favorite of the big four punk Floyd albums but still very good

real nice, I particularly love the title track. It has a very nice structure that’s influence can be seen on post rock albums and such (like gybe). Shhh/peaceful is also very good, the backing cymbals drive it well

To be fully honest I only listened to the first disc of this, I knew that if I tried tried to marathon it at a point it would turn into background music. I am planning to listen to the rest of it over the coming days. The first disc is lush though, Ella’s voice is stupidly good and her backing band is on top form

i have of course heard of sonic youth, but had never listened. Turns out I like sonic youth! I can definitely see their influence on grunge and experimental rock

super energetic album! Really great throughout honestly

Rest in peace Dolly Parton, a true legend and one of the best to ever do it.

the boss

very cool album sonically and conceptually, I really like how all of it melds together

i don’t really know much oasis weirdly but this is dirtier than I thought it would be sonically, I’m a fan!

I do like these big arena rock bands of the late 70s and 80s, and the vocals and instruments are all very impressive, but I find I generally enjoy a bit rawer rock a little more (sonic youth, nirvana, fugazi). Still, I enjoyed listening to this just as I did appetite for destruction, even if it’s not one I think I’ll revisit all the time.

super grimy and bassy album, pretty awesome and would love to listen to it loud as fuck in an industrial basement with 300 other people