1001 Albums Summary

Great listen. I was surprised by the quality of the recording, and how much younger BB King sounded than in other stuff I'd heard by him. A great live album.

Some really great songs with really interesting synth/keys but also some schlocky stuff. Stevie's voice sounds great as always. The highs outweigh the lows for sure.

To me, the quintessential Radiohead album. Been a huge fan since it was released. A really solid mix of tight, upbeat, guitar-forward rock and ethereal/experimental melodrama. No skips.

Not really my cup of tea, but certainly feels of its time. I lack the context to know whether this album was especially influential., though I know some of the songs are hallmarks of late 60s counterculture. I'm not that into the harmonies or the instrumentals. Reminds me of the Doors, whom I also don't really care for.

Really enjoyed this. I knew the first two tracks but hadn't heard the rest of the album. Will definitely give it a few more spins.

My introduction to Blur; my mom got me the CD when I was in 5th grade after I heard Song 2 on the radio. It was a bit sonically advanced for me at that age so I didn't really get into the album until I was an adult and became a more holistic Blur fan. I really like the album now and can feel it getting a bit experimental - foreshadowing Gorillaz. It drags a bit toward the end but overall it's a solid spin.

I really liked this. Pink Floyd kinda kicks ass. I really appreciate the Shine On suites.

Probably my favorite album by Bowie, the one I find the best overall album from start to finish. The singles are great, of course. Moonage Daydream is also one of my very favorites.

A nice collection of songs, though doesn't feel as essential an album as other Bowie records. Golden Years is an all time favorite though.

I of course knew the song Deceptacon but had never listened to this record. Really great, tight album. Very digestible. I played it twice in a row and thoroughly enjoyed it. I really dig the songwriting and the punkish electro instrumentals.