1001 Albums Summary

I get it, Stevie Wonder is a wonderful composer and musician, some songs on this record did stir my interest, but most were just not my cup of tea.

Some classic Queen songs on that good album, including the outstanding magnus opum Bohemian Rhapsody.

Distest it already... and that was a prejudice...

The mighty Pogues - my favourite drunken pub band!

Interesting. Never heard of before.

Not my cup of tea. Some nice ideas, but I wouldn't have included this album into this list.

James Brown, the magnificent. Alas - again, not exactly my music.

Why do 20-somethings make music like that? We already have records of that era of music. Of course, this is high-power stuff, great playin and everything - but it is boring!!

Finally, an album I already own! Alison Goldfrapp has her own style, that's how you make music!

How can someone with such a soothing voice and taste for interesting lyrics become a right-wing nutcase?

Some very nice songs, some too close to Paul Simon. That was definetely worth listening to.

Now that's an interesting start of an album... However, the voice becomes annoying after a certain time. The song "Basement Scene" is terrible.

An early album from "The Boss". Never really digged his musical output... let's hear it... Okay, I guess you had to be young in 1975 to find this music relevant for your life. I was very young in 1975 so I lack a emotional connection to this album. Now, in 2026, it sounds dated. Alas: Not my cup of tea.

I get it, you have to know the roots - but the first song was booooooring! The second song is way better! Why do you have to start an album with such a boring tune? The third number is strange, but not in a good way. All in all: I'm too young for this music. And I'm born in 1971.

The infamous Amy Winehouse. She can sing, no doubt! The musical is not my favourite, however - which is why I don't own this album. But I always recognized her as a musical talent.

The roots of punk rock.

Oh, I love some The Cure! But I'm not disappointed enough to find this a great record. ;-)

Now, that's my jam! Britpop for the win!

An album from my teenager years - containing some hits and some more great songs!

After the first run-thorugh I thought "why is this album on this list"? After the second run-through I thought "I should listen to it once more". After the third run-through it really grew on me. Fab album!

Some interesting tunes, some gnarly sounds, some strange noises. That was worth to listen.

Quite cool, I like!

Come On Eileen is a world class party hit, of course. The other songs are pretty mediocre..

The ultimate Masterpiece of The Prodigy. Nuff said.

Nice, retro, great voice.

Never heard of that band and album. Quite enjoyed it!

Another album I already own! Blur for the win!

Some nice, experimental tunes I wouldn't have expected from the 80s.

One really great song, some good songs.

Elvis - he can sing, of course. He was a star, of course. But not my cup of tea.

What the duck? How on earth is this album included in this list? I would rate zero. Of course I know this might be a pretty great country (or is it western? ;-) ) album, but that is not my music.

Not exactly my kind of music, but nonetheless worth a listen. Captivating at times.

How had this album not come to my attention in 1992? That's great!

Teh Godfather of Funk?

The Beatles - the foundation of modern pop music. This early release may seem dated and pale in comparison to their later work, but anyhow, without this album we wouldn't have got what they gave to the world of music.

I should like it, however, it didn't ring a bell with me.

The unbelieveable Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - what a voice! The music is not my cup of tea, however...

The legendary Pixies - with an album that I don't like.

Okaaayyyy, this was once a great hit. But imho it did not age too well...

Never heard this album before. I will give it some further spins!