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.