1001 Albums Summary

Roughly what I'd expect from a Nirvana album. A lot of the songs were harsh for my taste, but there were some great ones (like the classic Heart Shaped Box).

Excellent, some might say a bit repetitive, but I love the jams. I enjoy that a lot of it is instrumental.

Janis is always an incredible listen, though her voice is so intense I don't usually want any more at the end of the record. Has some classics like Bobby McGee.

Has some fantastic songs. I've never really listened to Harrison in a dedicated way, but I really enjoyed this. Not the most cohesive album--for example, it suddenly turns very blues-heavy toward the end. Would give 4.5/5 if possible, but it was excellent.

The first 2/3 or so of the album was fantastic, consisting of high-energy genre-bending bops. But the last third or so totally killed the energy for me. I would probably say 3.5/5 if I had the option, but we'll go with 4.

Some excellent songs certainly, but I prefer some other Stevie Wonder albums. No particular critiques, I just don't think it's my favorite style.

I enjoyed it, though some songs were a bit repetitive or harsh for me. Never listened to a Devo album before, and I would check out more.

Beautiful album. Wildflowers is a favorite of mine.

About what I would expect from a classic gangsta rap album. Not my usual jam but in the right mood I enjoy it.

Fantastic album. Neil is one of my all-time favorite artists, and this album has many phenomenal tracks, exemplifying this era of his work influenced by rock, country, and folk.

Very fun album, I will listen again!

A very nice classic Country album. I really enjoyed the version of Streets of Lorado, he has such a powerful bass voice.

I listened through most of it. Prince has never quite been my cup of tea, for reasons I struggle to explain. I don't think I like his instrumentals, which feel sort of stripped down. And I'm not so crazy about his voice. I wish I felt differently and should probably give a more thorough listen sometime.

Really a phenomenal album, with moving, funny, and profoundly creative songs.

I really enjoyed a lot of these songs, including ones I had never heard of (Like Synchronicity II). I will be listening again.

My head was continually banging. Love the sound and the message, as well as the guitar solos. My only critique is that every song sounds very similar--they could almost have produced it as a single-song album.

Lots of classic Doors blusey jams.

Fun and different, not my usual jam. Kind of hypnotic electronic music. In the right mood I'm into it.

An all-time classic.