1001 Albums Summary

Relaxing jazz sounds make you feel like sitting with friends at a lounge, partaking of libations and telling stories.

Not feeling it. There isn’t a single epic song on this album that I would play as my walk-up music! If I’m on a road trip, I just fell asleep and drove my car into a Wild Horse!

Sorry for the late reply, I dozed off

Imagine you’re starving, you go to your favorite restaurant and order chips - and that homemade salsa you absolutely love - Then the waiter brings your lettuce chips and ketchup dip.

For an album that’s 60 years old, Im surprised I recognized 4 of the songs. Standouts include Nothing Man, In my life, and Drive my Car. If you dare to listen to what your grandparents liked, this is for U!

Started strong, then faded. Pure Prince vocals stand out on Sign O’ the Times and You got the Look; however, the rest varied in vocals and instrumental elements. I updated my playlist to include zero of these tunes.

If you’re looking Halloween background music, go with The Monkey King.

This album brings the listener to a time when things were groovy. I’m temped to say, I Ain’t got Nothing and Do your Thing are the stand-out songs! Peace and Love!!

Frank Ocean sickness. Pyramid was interesting. I’m a gonna pass.

Biggy was the OG, with a distinctive and unique sound that is evident on songs like Juicy, Ready to Die, Things Done Changed. Interested to hear more “Radio Edit” versions

Imagine you wrote a song that is still globally recognized 55 years later. Imagine, the song is the stand-out song on this album.

No thank you

Up on cripple creek and the night they drove old Dixie are standout songs on this album. Good vocals with a cool sound

There are 14 too many songs on this album and I think it only has twelve. Ray say’s, on Sittin’ and Thinkin’ he got loaded on a bottle of gin. It’s possible he wrote this album immediately following his intoxication.

I like the names of the songs, Glass Museum and Along the Banks of Rivers. Musically, sounds like I’m in the lobby of a hotel, or waiting for the elevator door to open.

Great album, each song is better than the last. Vienna and Scenes from an Italian Restaurant are truly fantastic!

Solid beats. Distinctive sound. Interesting lyrics. Lively.

Generally, I like the beats throughout the album, especially songs like Detox, It ain’t Safe, and Shutdown. Lyrics are “muh”, and mediocre at best.

Each song brings a tranquil jazz sound, with saxophone, keyboard and percussion. When I think of “smooth jazz”, I think of Street Life

I can’t. I know this is Bowie, but I’m a hard pass. I would rather jump out of a speeding car than listen to that album again.

I don’t speak French, so I can’t fairly evaluate the lyrics. The music was sometimes deep, methodical, cryptic and yet other times it was randomly light. It really never connected.

Wild Flower, Bad Fun, and Love Removal Machine were standouts on this album. Makes me want to ride a motorcycle on a dirt road, full-throttle!

Ripping for 1970, but didn't have big hooks that connected me to any of the songs. Loud and fast, OK 👍

Sounds similar to Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, Dylan. Lyrics were a little bit of story and poetry, but I really never connected to any of the songs. Somebody need to check on the girl in “Where my loves lies Dreaming” —