1001 Albums Summary

Aretha has some of the best vocals. Each song on the album showcases that, not one skip.

I am pretty indifferent to jazz music. Most of it is good background music. Some of the trumpet whining can be a bot obnoxious. I know that Duke Ellington was a legend and hearing the live performance is pretty cool.

Amazing heavy rock, the instrumentals are top tier. Ozzy's vocals are great though hard to understand. I am reading the lyrics before start of each song and the lyrics are good. The drums are these songs sounds fucking amazing. This album is about believing in yourself and living your life external of what people want from you and want you to believe.

Soft rock vibe with soft vocals, very chill vibe.

I find it hilarious that they use sleigh bells and hoof sounds in some of their songs despite having nothing to do with Christmas. Great vocals and vocal layering. The instruments that the Beach Boys is what gives them such an iconic sound, like wood blocks and timpani drums

Really good album

Beautiful album. Such a talented singer and the message of each song is amazing. Theme of Love, togetherness, struggling through hard times, Jesus. While listening, I thought, what if black artists continued to make music with messages like this instead of modern rap idolizing killing people and selling drugs

Album is all over the place, some songs don't have any words but still sounded good. Nothing memorable or catchy.

Great vibe throughout the whole album

The first song Closer sounded like This is Why I'm Hot and I can't unhear it. After listening to quite a few songs consecutively, the vocals get to be a little much. Between not understanding a word and the consistent squeals, it's a little tiring. Amazing instrumentals though.

Good jam sections, very easy listen

Good album

Skipped through this album and the songs just sound like background music to a sales pitch with weird sound effects.

Her flow is crazy good, in combination with decent beats, the songs are pretty enjoyable

Good upbeat rock album. Nice late 70's disco elements. Not a huge fan of the background vocals.

Nice indian/asian fusion rock songs. "IBM the coca-cola motherfucker" was a great line from We're In Your Corner.

RIP Dolly. I don't know if this album was pushed by admin or if it was random, but she just died yesterday, so if random, that's kind of wild. Incredible vocals throughout entire album,

Joplin's vocals are so iconic and recognizable. Sound is a mix of Elvis and Led Zeplin.

Great vibes on each track

Not a huge fan of this type of rock. Weird songs that do not sound good. Eddie Van Halen wastes his talents on shitty rock songs.