1001 Albums Summary

soo good. 8/10

classic cure, true essence of boyhood in this album. upon a re listen im sure the lyrics will reveal themselves better. shoegazey, timeless, a greatly grungy and dirty album made for walking about

such a classic in a literal sense. It is so clear how much inspiration this album drew for so many young musicians, myself included however little i contributed to the band. crashing highs, and satisfactory lows blend amazingly with the harmonies in every track. truly something special, yet the only word that comes to mind to define this album in two words is "chudlife" or even "step dad". epitome of epic solos and riffs. 3.5, rounding up for nostalgia factor.

cutesy soul searching john love letter

obvi great but idk why i avoid this album at all costs... weirdly unrelatable genre?

a classic male manipulator album i could relisten to countless times. enjoyable and nostalgic in a way that im sure has been lamented on in countless reviews.

very enjoyable boomer classic

totally passable as a pharrel tape, but unique enough to be its own mastapeece

dude no, i really wanted to like this but its really annoying

i wish i knew how to yap about albums to help effectively describe this album as something other than the soundtrack to two dental hygenists getting married. clocks and scientist are the most tolerable as cultural phenomena, yet through the lens of my own listen through, i couldn't fully get into this radiohead copy. As if thom yorke gave every throwaway from the bends to chris martin and yassified it

so twee, big fan

in retrospect, how does this album hold knowing the story behind it?

describe in what way this is not ska for boomers? other: a clear rebuttal to the times, rock and roll roots, americana distilled

a huge aspect of my familys favorite albums. although memories of this album are usually clouded by bad memories, the funk, cadence, and tone is an essential 70s album. truly good, painfully catchy.

worl wour won innit

consistent 80s synth new wave that doesnt necessarily break ground for me, but has given me some additions that are fun, light, and *just* the right amt of 80s corny

feels like i need to wear a leather jacket to listen to this. other: great fun listen

ughhhhhhhhh fine i guess. the album cover alone broooo so chud

i can see how marleys reggae stands out, with some songs adding new textures. really enjoyed this one

you know what hell yeah

very grand soundscape reaching out to probably every (?) genre yet is somehow as cohesive and accesible as a single genre/texture album. Not necessarily my taste, but Oh, Maker stood out to me as a clear indication of how talented this musician really is.