1001 Albums Summary

Smooth classic jazz that would be great while reading or background dinner music.

Very beatle-esqe. I never really listened to much of the early Kinks, but still enjoyable.

A masterful tour de force of funky soulful grooves. Africano is a great funky instrumental that stands out. The first two songs two songs on this album represent some of their best work.

I've heard a few of these songs when I was a kid in the 70s. It's a crime that i waited this long to hear this album after all of these years. Very well written melodies. At 57, I finally understand what the beef was with Lynard Skynard...."I hope Neil Young will remember..." Anyway, loved the album!

Convinced she is getting residuals from Starbucks. Well-crafted moody jazz, but honestly seemed to be variations on the same melodies. Somewhat snoozy.

I recognized Cut Your Hair, but not much else . Maybe I have to listen to it more to grow on me, but otherwise I didn't get the adoration. Seemed lazy and unfinished.

I'm not a huge country fan, but I have to give respect to the three powerhouse female vocalists. It was well produced and the harmonies were amazing. It's only fitting that this album was suggested on the day Dolly passed. Rest in piece Dolly.

A rock, blues, and gospel infused album. I never really listened to Nick Cave and was pleasantly surprised.

Alot of great hits and an album that feels like a warm blanket of nostalgia. Love Stipe's voice.

An energetic blend of rock, blues, punk, and grunge. The singer is a blend of Mick Jagger, Jack Black, and a dash of Elvis. Some songs were too experimental for me that prevented me from giving a 5.

Very budget Bowie. I am a fan of 70s rock and was eager to listen to something I really never listened to before, but I got bored. Sorry fellas.

Dark and broody debut, but a great album that influenced rock, alternative, and industrial music. Peter Hook was fantastic to see in concert. Amazing bass lines that keep the tracks moving.

Young energetic soundtrack of my youth. Sold alot of speakers in my home audio days using this disc to demo them. Fresh funky and fun. RHCP at their peak. Flea truly is one of the best bassists.

Michael at his best. The impact this album had on culture was immense and solidified him as a pop icon. Quincy Jones, Toto, Paul McCartney, and even Vincent Price contributed to its success. Every song seems to be a hit. The videos this album generated put MTV on the map and to this day, we listen to Thriller every Halloween. Must have in any record collection.

Annoying

His masterpiece.

I'm just not into country. I'm sure it's a 5 for those that are.

Amazing vocals that so many try to emulate today. She is a classic. Just so sad that her demons got the best of her and we will never know more of her music. Timeless.

Pretty much a whole album that sounds like " You Got A Friend In Me." Very ragtime and harks back to an old fashioned style of music, but not my cup of tea.

My ears......my ears....

I really haven't listened to a full Black Sabbath album to be honest. But as far as heavy metal goes, this was an amazing album. It was dark, happy, sad, melodic, and full of great guitar work. This album is a testament to the great Ozzy Osbourne and truly shows off why his voice was so important in rock. He will be missed. Changes will make you cry, knowing how Yungblood performed it in tribute to Ozzy.

Full of classic hits that take me back to driving in the car with my parents. Fun, catchy, rock songs. Loved it!