1001 Albums Summary

Super album. Highlights of course were Knowing Me Knowing You, and Fernando. A surprise delight was Arrival, wasn't expecting a pack of lyrics and a Celtic twist. Really didn't enjoy Why Did It Have to Be Me?, badly aged in my opinion, I've never liked that honky-tonky sort of sound. 3.75 stars rounded up.

No notes needed. 10/10.

Quite generic. Sounded like a lot of their previous stuff.

A fun record, I enjoy J5. Nothing really stood out to me as being particularly bad or good.

Some great nostalgic hits.

Actually much more fun than I expected. Deep Purple really do like their galloping guitars and long solos. As a big Zeppelin fan I enjoyed it.

It was fine. Not my thing, but I gave it a chance.

Actually very pleasant listening. Because some of the tracks were long and repetitive they became background music. Not something I would pick out for myself or listen to again, but not a bad experience.

Excellent stuff.

Not really my thing as the vocals don't appeal to me, but I can see why it was popular. Accidentally listened to the self titled album before checking out the In A Doghouse compilation, so I have more than enough Throwing Muses in the tank now.

I actually liked it a lot more than I thought I would. I had a bunch of listening notes saved and they never showed.

So good. Been a fan since forever, just a delight to hear all these bops together again.