1001 Albums Summary

Sounds like the music to a teenage romance/coming of age movie.

Solid songs, Killer Queen is still a banger!

A bit too chaotic for my taste. Honestly the best part of the album was the hour long interview at the end.

An enjoyable listen, but can be a bit dull at points

Solid all the way through. Good vibes and a few excellent songs.

A little bit lofi beats, a little bit of dystopian jazz, a little bit of Geico commercial, but all vibes.

A few iconic songs, a few good songs, and one song that feels just soooo British.

Fun vibes and make you want to dance, but very repetitive and get a little old.

Solid album all the way through, but no songs that really stuck out and made me want to listen to over and over again.

A wild ride, but just the right amount of chaos to feel innovative. Has a bit of a rock opera vibe and I love it.

Solid album. Not crazy good not bad at all. Right is the middle

You can feel the emotions throughout the album and I would listen to every song again and again.

The fact that I am not listening to this at a planetarium while a laser light show plays above my head is beyond criminal.

Not my favorite Bob Dylan album, but not a bad album.

A little ska, a little 2000s rock, a little 60s rock. Put together it doesn’t ever fully mesh. Still a fun album, but not overly cohesive feeling.

Half the album was the background music to a A24 wannabe film student’s personal project about life’s meaning. The other half was just meh and not that interesting.

An edgy Tom Jones. A hell of a vibe.

A fun listen, but would rather listen to it with the movie.

Not a bad album, not a great album. Just kinda meh.

Though most of the album sounds the same, the music is solid and I would listen to it again.

I dug the little bit of country influence. It was a bit more of a unique sound.

Country with a little bit of soul. I really enjoyed K.D.’s voice.

Good album, nothing super exciting or interesting feeling about it.

If Sarah McLachlan decided to put her songs to the beats that would play between shows on Toonami. That being said I liked it was more than I expected right away.

A great listen all the way through. The songs all felt like they ended just at the right length. I could and listen to this over and over.

A manic fun that keeps the energy moving.

A bit of hit or miss on the album. A few songs were good, but a lot just seemed so so and goofy.

Pretty good, not exactly my cup of tea, but I could see why people like it.

Really liked the back of the album, the rest was solid but not amazing.

Low 3, was not my favorite. Everything felt long.

Didn’t feel inventive or new, but the sound was good.

Banger after banger. Classic album

I liked it, but I didn’t feel like you really got the live crowd energy.

Not what I was expecting when I saw Bee Gees. Interesting album and a fun listen.

Classic western music

A solid album to have on in the background when very high.

I enjoyed the album, I always forget about R.E.M.

It all kind of blended together till the last few songs

One of the best if not the best pop album of all time. Every song is great.

Beautiful vocals! I really like this album except for the recorded over the phone conversations.

Probably my favorite album that I knew none of the songs in before this listen.