1001 Albums Summary

this album made me so nostalgic for old childhood road trips, i texted my dad about it. gems like You’re My Best Friend, and undiscovered faves like ‘39. Queen had range and did it well; RIP Freddie!

reminded me of how much i enjoy his feature on beyonce’s don’t hurt yourself

punk is not dead!!

adele at 21 blows my mind at 26... timeless and prescient song-writing with an incomparable voice

i really enjoyed this album, do right woman was a standout for me :)

this album is on constant rotation in my house. like, i've listened to it straight through in multiple listening sessions this year alone. if i could give 6 stars, i would. as i've listened through the years, diff tracks stand out to me. but Everything is Everything will always be my #1

wow! a standing ovation. i could have this on loop for almost any mood or occasion, her voice is incredible

a lot of atmosphere to this album, but i struggled to connect with it emotionally. Hurt is ofc remarkable, but I quickly queued Johnny Cash's version soon after...

a lil too country for me..

standout: jigsaw feeling

i enjoyed this album, as my first intro to senegalese music ever! many of the percussive riffs are still stuck in my head after listening

I found it a little one note but also gave me the sense of being a protag in a noir film

honestly surprised by the inclusion of this album. it sounds indistinguishable to me from the rest of the 90s alt rock records…

Standout - five man army

A little forgettable unfort

fave: going to california! Iconic

i am now realizing i love dad rock because of this album...

listening to this album as a 12 yr old made me fall in love with rap as poetry... standout on re-listen: sing about me