1001 Albums Summary

this honestly mostly sounds the same to me. Misogynistic lyrics with similar screeching vocals and heavy guitar riffs. the song highway to hell is the only departure from this theme

Genuinely one of the shortest albums and yet almost every single song is too long. Band on the run (the song) is a classic and I like bits and pieces of all of the songs. I really liked the descent into chaos of nineteen hundred and eighty five It's fun, it's fine, but it's nothing spectacular

Absolutely beautiful saxophone music. It makes me year for my school band days although I was nowhere near the level of precision that this has. This isn't the type of music I'd reach for typically, but maybe now I would

That was a beautiful album that I really enjoyed. Not something that I'd reach for all the time, but very lovely to listen to.

This album contains my absolute favourite Steely Dan song, Deacon Blues. I may be biased because I was 15 (in 2013) when I first saw Steely Dan as my dad is a big fan, but I love this album.

I like the singles, but don't love the album.

Unlike the people of newport folk festival, I prefer Dylan having gone electric. This is a 3.5 rounded up to a 4 for the (unfortunate) continued relevance of it's alright, ma (I'm only bleeding) Also the Byrd's Mr tambourine man is much better than Dylan's

Having only known violent femmes as the blister in the sun band, it's really great to hear that there's way more to them. I really loved this album, not quite a 5 for me but I will definitely be revisiting and maybe doing a deeper dive on the band

I love a political song (or several)

This album is just kinda meh for me. It's good, but nothing grabs me. A true 3/5

It's a fun album, but not something I'd gravitate towards. I love melody for an unknown girl's saxophone part.

I have no idea if I'm supposed to be listening to the 1999 remaster or not, but taking out the talking (and the star spangled banned) this is such a showcase of musical talent. We rarely hear this level of musical talent in popular music nowadays and it's so refreshing to hear it.

Tina Weymouth the bassist you are

the misogyny and homophobia is such a turn off for this album. I'm not a rap person, but I like the flow and the beats. Unfortunately the flow and beats are not enough to rate this higher against the misogyny and homophobic lyrics. Also way too long

the songs that sound the least like 2005 are good

I definitely likes this more than any other rap album I've ever listened to. Not something I'd reach for, but really interesting beats and I like the way both big boy and andre 3000 rap. 3.5 rounded up

not well versed in Dolly, but I will be doing some additional listening

Again not something I'd typical reach for, but really good

Love me some harmonies

I really didn't think that I'd like a Morrissey album without Johnny Marr, but alas I do