1001 Albums Summary

Domestic violence jumpscare I usually don’t listen to anything in this genre but it’s so listenable. A perfect sound of the times.

I understand the appeal but this feels like an album that has to find you and I’m not in that place right now.

There were moments I felt really inspired by this album. The kind of album I can understand it’s cultural impact from listening. All in all, though, this album fell short of being truly enjoyable for me. Shout out to Supermassive Black Hole though.

This album was the sound of my musical renaissance in high school. It feels so nostalgic and tinged with melancholy. I love the guitar sounds that runs as an undercurrent throughout the song. Special shoutout to Islands for being the best song of all time.

I recognize the cultural impact but man if this music just isn’t my speed.

I enjoyed this more than I was expecting. So sonically varied and expressive, I imagine it was nothinv like the masses would have heard in 2010.

This album feel so homey.

Interesting and surely experimental and perhaps to some inventive but not my speed.

Very good album to relax to.

I feel like this album is the blueprint for a lot of 90s post punk culture (I don’t necessarily know what this means but it feels right). I feel like I would hear some of this in an earlier Persona game.

Never judge a book by its cover. I wasn’t super excited to listen and the album art didn’t help but this was a solid 80s electropop album with one or two songs I can imagine randomly playing without me immediately skipping. Color me pleasantly surprised.

Not my style. Not at all.

90’s music scratches something for me but it’s really contextual. This time it didn’t necessarily hit.

Funky. I liked. Wouldn’t listen to it on my own really but definitely can see how it would’ve been inspirational.