1001 Albums Summary

Nice and funky, great music to dance in the kitchen to.

Smoky, wine-soaked backdoor deals, deal the cards and turn down the lights. And turn up this fuckery.

Short and sweet. I like all the piano. Nice music to do a puzzle to.

sexy beat, sexy bass, sexy booty, sexy baby

Really enjoyed all the strings-based instrumentals, especially the cello solos. Lyrics of a musically developed Kimya Dawson.

Old-school country, genuinely enjoyed.

I really liked the album cover, so I wanted to like this album. I usually enjoy alternative rock, but this felt choppy and raw in a decidedly negative way. Most of all, I disliked the voice of the male lead singer, though I did enjoy the occasional female vocals and even liked a few songs. Overall, this was not a great album for me.

Listened to this right after Pixies' Surfer Rosa, not too into the raw and ugly rock of this era. Some songs weren't bad, but the album is overall hard to listen to, the lyrics are mediocre, and the vibe is altogether too fast-paced in-your-face.

Absolutely perfect background music, well-stitched and cohesive portrait of an album.

Not bad, but not great either. A lot of skippable nonsense, with a few solid songs. My first Beatles album, and I had extreme fatigue by the time I got to Disc 2. I'm no stranger to long albums or songs, but they need to be worth it, and this album was most certainly not.