1001 Albums Summary

Not what I was expecting as a first album but definitely not disappointed at all. Timeless classic, nothing much more to say

Not my favorite Led Zeppelin release, but not half bad

Lovely album

Honestly, I don't think this album was right for me. I did mildly enjoy Seven Nation Army. I just don't know what to do with myself, and you've got her in your pocket. But overall, it felt like nothing new production-wise on an album. Not a bad album by any means, but I don't see myself relistening to this anytime soon.

Didn't really connect with this one. Very loud, agressive, unpolished. Foundational proto punk album but not one I see myself revisiting in the future.

Never gave much attention to this band before but I wish I had sooner. This album was so so so very good.

I actually quite liked this. Almost like wandering the streets of new york with a constant backing track

Holy fucking shit, maybe im not a "I listen to a little bit of everything" after all

Phenomenal album, this has always been and will continue to be on rotation in my playlists and on its own from start to end my entire life for sure

Not a bad album, just uninteresting. If Salt and Pepper Chicken were an album, this wouldn't be a terrible example. Hyper palatable pop music for the 2000s

A couple of good tracks, but nothing memorable imo

It was alright, another review said it sounded like a dentist office and I couldnt help but agree.

Really fun album but I dont see it as a commonly replayed one for me

Good stuff here, not a RHCP fan and the album started sounding like one long runon song after a while. 3/5

Not the biggest fan of her style of singing but the instrumentation is good

"You're a vegetable" - Michael Jackson

I truly am indebted to Brian Eno for helping pioneer the ambient genre, as I'm almost always listening to it, whether it be sleep, meditation, study, or reading.

Boiled chicken has more flavor than this album

"Rage Against the Machine" brought to you by Sony Music Entertainment. Ironic. 3/5

Alright album, but I'd prefer to listen to the originals instead of Dusty's covers.

Initially, I wanted to hate this album and the band's ugly mascot on the cover of the album As I have come to learn, not only does this album fucking rock, but I've also grown quite fond of Eddie. I left this album as a better man and relearned the age old adage of "Don't judge a book by its cover." Or in this case, a kickass NWOBHM.