1001 Albums Summary

Some bangers like "Take Me Out" or "Dark of the Matinée". Other hits like "Darts of Pleasure" are slept on. FF cooked with their debut.

Very experimental, most likely a lot of drugs were consumed during its production. Some lovely songs like "Pale Blue Eyes" or "Beginning to See the Light". Overall a bit of a downer, but maybe it's better to take some LSD and blast it. Side note: I still can't believe Lou Reed did this, and then went on to make the abomination known as Lulu. Uuuugh.

It's pretty nice, a few catchy songs.

Great debut album, had a nice couple of tracks. You can really tell how much it influenced later bands.

Legendary. Absolutely incredible, from start to finish.

Damn, so that's where "the funk, the whole funk, and nothing but the funk" comes from. What a groovy album, gahdam.

It's ok, great guitar solos and some catchy songs. But seriously, best-selling album of 1976? 41st best live album of all time? In the Grammy Hall of Fame? Seems to me quite overrated, honestly. Also, hated the Jumpin' Jack Flash cover.

Really cool. 60's Michael Bublé was smooth af.

Really cool. 60's Michael Bublé was smooth af.

The album is fine and some songs are catchy, but I can't stand Karen O's voice.

Fine debut album, lots of bangers on this one. You can tell they had a clear sound in mind and built off of this later on. Someone told me or I read it, this isn't original, but I still dream of driving through a desert road or highway in a convertible listening only to QOTSA. If only.

What a fun fucking album. The obvious stand-out is Mr. Blue Sky, but there are so many other interesting songs here. Still, not perfect. It's a bit too long for my taste.

It came out several years before it, but the whole time I was listening to this album, I could just imagine playing it as background music in Twin Peaks. Anyway, pretty dark, really liked the mood it was going for. Crazy to think they made "Friday I'm in Love" a few years later.

What can i say that hasn't already been said? Easily one of the BEST albums ever made. Those motherfuckers didn't miss son.

Meh, not my style.

Pretty good, but I'm glad the late 90's ended, that era of music was starting to get annoying. I'm from the late 90's myself so you can see my point.