1001 Albums Summary

It reminded me a bit of Queen. Some songs are bangers but are a little dated.

Not really my preferred style but it has some Spotify's liked songs. I think this album needs more listens because at first it's too much lyrics.

Some catchy songs in there. Good album to hear when being productive.

Nice solos with a great vibe. "More Than a Felling" is a classic.

Thanks to the game "Guitar Hero III" the song "Paint It, Black" is engraved in my heart :) Sounded to me a kind of deconstruction of country music with rock&roll mixed in.

A little crazy mofo the second song. "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter" is also in the crazy vibes. "Tourette's" had to be a little screw loose :) "Heart-Shaped Box" was one on my Spotify's liked list but it's not anymore. It's a good song but it had it's time.

Good vibes. It has some classics like "Around the World", "Scar Tissue" and "Californication".

Nice background music.

I'm not really a fan of the voice of the main vocalist. Feelin' introspective. Also felt nostalgic for "Wake up".

Quite unexpected by "Man-Size Sextet".

"Pipeline/Kill Time" is pretty f*cked up!

Aight vibes. The last song was a little unexpected.

"Space Invader" is aight. "Brass in Pocket": a classic. Good album.

Didn't feel much.

"You Oughta Know" is always great to listen. I also liked hearing "Forgiven". Very strong and vulnerable performance.

Wow, first album from this century (21st). Great vibes so far. Liked the 70s touch. Recommended.

Melancholic to say the least.

Very unexpected beats. Quite out-of-the-box. It really is very innovative. I hope I didn't screw it up by listening to the compilation (from 1993) on Spotify... First time using the shortcut to the album on this page XD

Somewhat epic. I listened to the 2020 remaster. The last song ((What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding) is a hit.

Somebody give me context of "A Man Needs a Maid": it's way too powerful for the theme, I think.

Powerful beginning. "Wait and Bleed" is great. This album was part of my adolescence (late part but still).

Not feeling much...

Good vibes but that's it. Liked "Beautiful Child" and "Walk a Thin Line".

Not really my style but the song "Faith" is a classic.

Lighter with a jazzy touch.

Very different influences: "The Beatles", "Demis Roussos", some country and some epic soundtrack stuff. Not the "Bee Gees" I'm used to hear, I liked it.

Positive feelings.

1stly I listened to the 2013 remaster. "Hotel California" is top-notch.

Intimate music to say the least. Listened to the 2021 remaster.

"Gone Daddy Gone" is alright. The rest not so much.

There is a famous song in there but I don't even know which one it is. Listened to the 2018 remaster.

Good grooves but nothing special, at least for me.

What a melting pot! Great.

Nice flow but it didn't pull me enough. Good album to be intimate in.

Nothing special. Felt Queen influences.

Nice vibes but I've to talk about "Lovefool": I came in contact with it because of "Romeo + Juliet" (1996). It was always on the telly with the beautiful Claire Danes and the awesome young Leonardo DiCaprio.

Good vibes but I didn't found anything special.

Didn't do it for me. Sorry. Seems to have good guitar solos.

Not really my style.

Funky tunes.

Good "The Cure" style and as such is so depressing...

Nothing special. At least for me.

It sounds kinda cool but I don't pay attention to the lyrics... Great guitar solos.

Good sound but nothing special.

One of my favorite bands. This album is a classic. Many bangers, especially "Smack My Bitch Up" and "Firestarter".

It's always a pleasure to hear Janis Joplin. There are very soulful songs in here.

First song is widely known. Never thought I would listen to Courtney Love but here we are. The rest of the album told me little.

Feels like I'm in Vietnam.

"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" is golden. One of my favorite albums ever. It has the iconics "Thriller" and "Billie Jean" which completely rewritten Pop music after their release.

Chill time and easy-going...

Of course it contains the hit: "Born in the USA". The rest is meh.

Not my style of sound. Worst album I heard so far.

"Child in Time" is absolute bonkers.

Barely understand the lyrics... They all seem very angry.

Classics "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit". Good listen but the rest of the songs are pretty meh.

Power rock I would say. Nothing of note for me but I guess it's energizing.

Great songs like "Paranoid Android", "Karma Police" and "No Surprises". A little too depressive for my taste but it's very good.

Good album. Classics like "Sour Times" and "Glory Box". Trip hop fundamental.

"War Pigs" is brutal.

Lively but most of it is meh.

Good vibes. Contains the classic "Good times".

Nothing worthy in my opinion. Liked his voice but that's it.

Classic "Playground Love". Often mysterious. Gotta see the movie sometime. Another classic "Dead Bodies". Nice album.

Classics "Sex on Fire" and "Use Somebody". Alright album.

Good songs but nothing special (at least for me).

Good vibes and that's it.

Good vibes and a do-over of "Good Vibrations" (the Beach Boys).

Easy listening. No song has made me excited.

Good songs and the classic "Kashmir".

Great voice. Musics of note to me: "Respect" (both) and "Change Is Gonna Come".

Classic album with the following bangers: "When Doves Cry" and "Purple Rain".

Nice vibes but didn't do me much. I guess this album needs extra attention to the lyrics.

Nice vibes and some classics. I was not expecting the talking parts.

What a ride... Enigmatic and curious soundscapes.

Interesting songs but nothing really out there.

Didn't "schtick"...

I had heard of this band before and the album has some sweet and strong vibes... "Bad Moon Rising" is a classic.

Nice African journey. Liked the vibes but didn't understand a single lyric.

Classic disco album. Contains the iconic songs: "He's the Greatest Dancer" and "We Are Family".

Nothing too out there (perhaps only the last song).

Nothing of note. It must be said I listened to this album during morning (when I'm too sleepy to proper review it).

I dunno why but this music reminds of a game called "Neighbours from Hell" (2003). Just heard it one time, maybe I need to hear it again.

Contains the classic "My Generation". Alright listening and the last song "The Ox" is also quite decent.

Nice depressive vibe, it has "Lulllaby" (a classic in my perspective). It's quite fun to listen to this album.

Interesting sound. Too bad it's way too short.

Emblematic album. Contains the classics: "Everybody Hurts" and "Man On The Moon".

A pity the song "Close to the Edge" is not available on Spotify. Good album with a distinct sound.

Alright... Nothing special. It reminded me of other bands.

Nice album but too much rap to my taste.

Rappy and snappy. Contains the following classics: "Fight For Your Right" and "Brass Monkey".

What a ride! Emblematic album. It's nice to hear this album after so many. It really shines.

Didn't do anything for me. Shame because has a great cover.

Very smooth. Contains the acclaimed "Smooth Operator". The 44 minutes go by in an instant.

It's possible to hear in this album the craziness present in the modern world (specially in "Oily Water" and "Chemical World").

Warm sounds. I felt like I was in Miami (in Dexter's universe). This album is a delight.

Too much Rap for my taste. Although it has some good vibes 👍🏼

I already heard this album before and I got to say it's intimate (with a good song: "Liability").

Okay but only felt something with the following songs: "I Can See For Miles" and "Our Love Was".

At first it seems quite revolutionary for it's time but then (especially after "The Time Has Come") it becomes sloppier. Nothing in particular caught my attention but nice to hear at least one time.

Alright. Contains the classic "Dreamer".

It sounded like I was in an ad from the 70s. Nothing worthy to report.

Nice album but its way too short. I liked the 1st song: "Coat of Many Colors". I also have to mention RIP Dolly Parton (you went too soon).

In "The Beach Boys" vibe but nothing tickled my fancy. It's also very short (28 mins).

As always (on the case of Dylan) it's required to listen multiple times to really grasp the meanings "hidden" in these songs. Good album but nothing really new apart from the lyrics and way of singing.

It's alright but didn't made me anything.

Weird and funky sound. The asiatic/indian influence is very welcome.

Very good. Contains the emblematic "Scarborough Fair/Canticle". The last song was also very touching politically (7 O'clock News/Silent Night).

Nice beats (especially XR2). Also contains the classic "Paper Planes" present in the soundtrack of "Slumdog Millionaire" (2008).

Not really my type of sound but I guess it's okay. It's American to the max and I found the music "TV Dinners" curious to say the least.