1001 Albums Summary

Strong folk sound, little bit of early country. Shades of Dylan with greater vocal range, albeit less lyrical depth. Strong theme of wistful melancholy throughout. Enjoyable experience but wouldn't make it onto the heavy rotation.

A slight disappointment. The two big singles stand out and a couple of other undiscovered gems but otherwise a slightly bland and forgettable album overall.

A long overdue listen. Slick flows and catchy beats collide to show you why Biggie is considered to be one of the greatest. It's a smooth album that flows well.

Nice chill album. Fairly proggy sound. Good background music or as a soundtrack for quiet contemplation. Couple of standout tunes like Eyes to the Wind.

Quite a glam sound despite being pre glam. A few nice riffs throughout the album. Solid listen.

Dark and brooding, exactly what you expect from QotSA. Good riffs throughout.

Not a sound for me. Couldn't get past the first 3 songs.

Very nice album. Lovely mixture of balladic melodies and clean early rock and roll guitar sounds. Complimented well by the vocals.