1001 Albums Summary

Handful of banger songs on there that I really enjoyed, like Subterranean Homesick Blues, Bob Dylan's 115th Dream, Mr. Tambourine Man, and It's All Over Now Baby Blue. I get what people mean about him having a whiny voice, but it isn't something that bothers me and I like the charm of it. Definitely need to listen to it undistracted to be able to appreciate it properly. Couple of skipable songs (Maggie's Farm - and even then still enjoyable), a couple of really fantastic songs, as well as some terrible writing, and some writing that sticks with you. Most of the songs I could get down to in a bar with a classic Old Fashioned or a Bees Knees in hand. Songs for cigarettes, not for vaping. Overall I enjoyed the album! I look forward to listening to more of Bob Dylan's discography.

Understandably goated album - I think this was one of the first prog rock albums of its era that I had ever listened to, and as I listen to it more, it gets better and better.

Got to be the first time I've ever properly listened to a jazz album. I really enjoyed it, especially So What. After listening to this I gave John Coltrane's A Love Supreme, and then was recommended The Dave Brubeck Quartet's Time Out. Very interesting music, completely original to what I normally listen to. Would love to spend a bit more time listening to jazz now!

Really great classic American album! I think underrated compared to other albums of its era and genre. I wish I had heard of it sooner - I fully enjoyed it. Mrs Robinson goated af

cool album!

woah! super funky beach rock. made me feel beatles x beach boys. really liked it.

some cool stuff in here and i can see how much it wouldve influenced music afterwards. i'm glad i looked at the reviews before reviewing it myself - i agree with others that say the music can be awfully similar between tracks but wasn't sure if maybe i was missing something i could instead learn about. still liked it though.

dope as hell... what a random voice and interesting lyricist. i really liked this and im so shocked i had never given leonard cohen much more thought before. i think i would like to listen to him some more. he has a super gritty voice that i'm sure he is famous for. the production is so beautiful and haunting. it makes you feel so many things! like sadness and also love.

another funky one from the list! i liked this a lot. some really interesting production and cool instruments in there. liked the beat. upbeat, beachy, a little bit of early rock. less british sounding. more fun!

very cool country album and a mix of gorgeous voices. not my kind of music, but i enjoyed my listens through it all the same.

another great album! as i hear more on this list though, i think there are some other albums in this genre that i find more enjoyable or can really tune in to listen to.

REALLY liked this album. 1969 is a really funky song. i can't imagine what it must have been like listening to this in the era it was released. it must've been such a weird one lol. it's dirty, gritty, polished, and cool garage rock.

it's abba and head over heels is goattttted

i LOVE this album. hey little girl is your daddy home fr

yeah i like this but maybe not my favourite genre or favourite album ever. pertty groovy, i like that it felt dark and gritty

such an incredibly beautiful album and one of many! i adore norah jones. i ADORE this album. come away with me might be one of the most haunting love songs oat.

controversial probably but i wasnt really a big fan. i can see why it is so popular and has so many positive ratings but it was lowk a bit disjointed for me.

queen but emo and american? sounds like something out of a jukebox musical. then i researched jim steinman and that makes SO much sense. absolutely not my taste unfortunately, but yeah sure it's pretty interesting.

i liiiiiike it. probably not something i'd listen to casually but damn what a cool sound!