1001 Albums Summary

I’ve always seen this album around but never listened to it all the way through until now. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Everything the youth of the 90’s loved about Alternative Music is embedded in this album: the angst without feeling corny or forced, catchy lyrics, some humor, and a great showcase of chaotic (in the best way) drums

Some tracks are so beautiful and detailed that I can envision myself in 1966, with the specific sights, smells, and sounds…although I am several years younger. Other tracks were complete throw away. It’s a mixed bag

Such easy listening. I could throw this on at just about anytime and it put me in a good mood

This music moved me; literally. It's impossible to sit still while the percussion pulses through your ears and the rest of your body. It's easy to see why this album was rated one of the greatest of all times.

The harmonies are lovely. Almost all of the tracks kept my interest and were a joy to hear; even 60 years after the album dropped.

A fun ride that at times feels exactly 80’s and at other times seems to be now classic sounds from the early 2000’s

This album didn’t really move me in any way. There were a couple of standouts (“It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry” and “Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues”) but not much to add.

A very interesting listen. It feels very exploratory and like the soundtrack to a fantasy film