1001 Albums Summary

Great musicianship by this band blending rock pop soul RnB and jazz genres. Cool soul singing capturing city life and the streets of America.

Great album

Gene Clark is a fine writer. Some nice tunes on here. Nothing that made the charts in it's time but his songs are what they call adult contemporary.

A fantastic debut album from Ozzie and the band. Great musicianship well written songs and Ozzie is at his best as lead singer.

A solid opening release showing promise and potential. A ez listening album with a variety of musical genres.

A fantastic sophomore album from Bob Dylan with several classic songs in the protest/folk vein. On this album you will listen to what was about to come on his ensuing albums of the 60s as far as song content. Reflections and commentary on social injustices. More importantly a continuing running theme of lost love songs.

Different from previous albums. Jazzy and experimental for the era. Stretching out into avant-garde and not as lyrically strong. Nice listen on a quiet evening.

Some great stuff on here. Good mix of rap hip hop and storytelling.

A solid sophomore effort. 3 great songs and some nice musical numbers.

Surprisingly good album. Diverse songs covering many musical genre. Some songs I thought I was listening to Bowie.

The album cover says it all.

An excellent album by Neil n Crazy Horse. Some nice ballads a homage to rock n roll and his grungy Powderfinger. Always singing about social issues too.

They are pretty boring without Nico and JJ Cale. Pale Nlue Eyes and I'm Beginning to See The Light standout.

I liked this album. Very listenable with soft tender melodies with an edge to them. Some sound Bowie like. They keep it edgy with some of their longer pieces.

This album started out with what I thought would be potentially at least interesting but turned out to be a completely boring production. Nice cover though.