1001 Albums Summary

Good collection of tunes, but Elton's not really my jam.

Influential with several great tunes, but lacks variation throughout the album

Still awesome after all these years

Great album but not my vibe

Classic 70s at its best. Deep Purple were always underrated in my opinion.

Not my usual listening but awesome energy and creativity

Pretty average against people like Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Albert King, etc in my opinion.

Every song a beauty.

Cheesy psychedelic lyrics that sound like they were made up on the spot. Meandering tunes. I like Pink Floyd but this is the worst album in my opinion.

Overrated band. A couple of good songs on this album.

Intense energy throughout. What an epic performer and singer. Classic.

Slick, funky, fun. Amazing production.

Oh god, you got me listening to Coldplay. Actually an all killer no filler album.

Pretty cool take on a hard rock blues album with lots of variation

Still an inspiration. Classic

Lou Reed!

Incredible live album

Great album but not my bag

Cool band with a recognisable hit on this album. My wife was singing along. Not sure I'd listen to more of them.

I appreciate the significance of this album, but for me, it's not the greatest Bob Marley album. There are several others not in the list that would be my preference.

Not my usual jam, but some funky dancey numbers.

Never heard of Ute Lemper before. Great album.

Swagger

Walk is worth the price of admission

One of my all time favs already

Straight Outta Compton alone, warrants 5 fives. What a classic Dr Dre production.

My all-time fav Thomas Alan Waits - easy 5.

Dated but Supervibe! Under-rated guitarist and singer.

Aside from Maggie May this album is just OK. Some rocky blues numbers, but I think Rod hit his stride and niche with the Jazz stuff he does now.

Red Alert and Rendez-Vu are some tracks but the rest of the album is kinda filler in my opinion

Classic Pixies

Fantastical

Some good tracks. Some that even sound like early Flying Nun Records (New Zealand).

A backlog of tracks ignored by John and Paul, a friendship with Bob Dylan and produced by (awful person but brilliant producer) Phil Spector. Lush, melodic and visionary.

Leonard

Love this.

Good album for blues guitarists. I'm not sure actual blues fans would listen to this, and is no little pop appeal these days.

Raw