1001 Albums Summary

What a great debut album marking the genesis of this band’s discography. For being the entryway of Sabbath and the birth of metal, it does excel. Would give it 4.5 stars if I could.

Album encapsulated the voice of generations of people who endured inhumane oppression, who gave themselves the right to fight and stand up and stick to the man. They transposed this rebel fist into the nastiest illest beats and grooves. Love it NWA.

Even this era of psych blues rock, disraeli gears is one mediocre overpraised album. Many of the songs feel written and tracked in a drunken manner. Clapton’s playing is only memorable by the repetitive wah usage. 2.5 stars

Never been huge into reggae, but now I get it. Some qualities of the mix were alright when they could’ve been great, but I’m not here to bitch and moan. It was a great feel-good record!! Not my usual cup of tea, but the herbs in this teabag sure are flavorful. 3.5 stars

I initially went into listening to this record thinking I would really like it, being a fan of The Jean Genie. To my dismay I was kinda let down by the record as a whole. The song is textbook early glamrock; psychedelic pop at its finest. But it where it sells short is some of the compositional/creative decisions where for, lack of a better word, lackluster. 3 solid stars.

I’ve definitely heard worse drill rap, but this record doesn’t fly too high above the others. Couldn’t be wait for it to be over not gonna lie. That’s why I’m giving it a two star.