1001 Albums Summary

A lot of solos. Very iconic for the time. Feels dated now.

I understand Miles Davis is iconic... but jazz is for music nerds and the mentally insane.

I'm horny and she's fit... but an album. Frank sinatra's voice as smooth as silk.

I hear a lot of what I like in this but it doesn't quite land.

A lot of drugs went into a generation for people to think this was good.

Cool, bit messy though.

Far too many N words for the nursery drop off.

I can just imagine the excitement of listening to this in 1999

I know more of these songs than I thought I would.

Feels like I'm listening to a 70s movie soundtrack

Some bangers but a lot of filler

Oh to be sat in a piano bar, drinking martinis and flirting. Cool cats in every booth.

It's a banging album. Doesn't sit in a genre I particularly like but you can tell it has been written and produced by incredible talents and Adele is undoubtedly a great singer.

Some shocking, jarring language that I find surprising even for the time. He definitely has a format that he's following. Bit of an era/culture shock but otherwise mildly entertaining.

Great album but a hell of a lot of filler. It's a rock opera by the end. Can't say I'm a fan of the fade out... but it's of it's time.

Brilliant album if what you want is to be bored for 52 minutes.

It's basically band practice... but some of it happens to be listenable.

If your song is 10+ minutes long and you have to fade out to finish it, you weren't done writing/composing it. The backgroundyist of background music.

Started strong but the end of the album is boring as sin and repetitive.

Eh

Some music from this era is dated, but this is timeless.