1001 Albums Summary

honestly, i loved this album. theyre all folky, funky-ish tunes. it's so refreshing to listen to old songs, especially 70s. i personally loved "keep the customer satisfied" because of its tune and funky words play. "so long, frank lloyd wright"'s melody and lyrics reminds me of a hole in my soul, the words "architects may come, and architects may go" is genuinely inspiring. "the boxer" reminds me of hometowns and close friends, families. and somehow i felt related to it. it's actually so heartwarming to hear something so home-ish, humane in any ways. reminds me of the movie home alone and the boy in charlie's chocolate factory. i love how they wrote their lyrics, it's just amazing and i felt the humaneness in it. it's just so nature and humane in the best way. it's a great start and reset for a monday. honestly love them so much. theyre amazing.

this album is amazing. i loved it. the whole album gives off the vibes of countryside. the strings are spectacular. i enjoyed the strings the most, for no reasons. it's just so calming to me and so humane. listening to 70s or old music in general just makes you feel close to the groove they made. it's just to humane. my fav tracks are "candy says", "pale blue eyes" and "jesus". "pale blue eyes" just does something to me. the lyrics are so dreamy and doesn't really make sense unless you really break the whole thing out. "jesus" is just so me. like literally. never felt related to this. "the murder mystery" is genuinely chaotic. i like the effects and the voices overlapping. the way they wrote the lyrics are very straightforward, but still not understandable. it's just fun word play and the words they put in has like 2 sides of meaning. so cool.

genuinely the best rock album ever ive listened to in my life. theres nothing to comment about this: it's AC/DC ! what did you expect? majorly every single track is in my playlist. so worthy for a rockin wednesday. a classic. big props to the goats 🫡🫡

not a big fan of Kanye's music so it's not really me