1001 Albums Summary

Amazing musicianship and songwriting completely undermined by Anthony Keidis' ridiculousness.

Probably Paul's best solo album, with some truly inspired moments, but it's a bit inconsistent, all things considered.

Pleasant but ultimately not for me.

Amazing bass grooves, and the guitars sound like they're played through a rack system that costs more than my house. This is the quintessential new wave pop record from the 1980s.

Electronic music without much humanity to it.

Meticulously recorded, performed, and produced, but the songs just don't do it for me. These guys seem like douchebags.

Landmark 1970s rock classic! Amazing production, killer tunes, and Brad Delpe's extraordinary vocals.

Dope rhymes but the backing tracks aren't anything special and the vocabulary is limited at best. Can be pretty funny at times, and these guys are authentic af.

Original jazz-inflected trip-hop with some interesting sounds and samples and catchy grooves.

Stone cold classic by the greatest guitarist who ever lived. I mean, come on.

This is music for retarded adolescent boys.

A surprisingly fun listen.

This is virtually unlistenable, although I guess that's the point.

Probably CCR's best overall record, although they were admittedly more of a singles band. This is loaded with great classic songs--just straightforward honest rock & roll.from one of the best bands to come from America.

Excellent first album by a pioneering punk band.

Arguably one of the greatest rock albums of all time.Taken best as a whole rather than via individual tracks DSOTM is a profound meditation on existential angst and the trappings of modern life. It is one of the most influential records in rock history. David Gilmour's lead playing here is legendary.

Beautiful vocals, but the songwriting is lackluster and the tunes do nothing for me.

Arguably peak Dylan. Serious treatise on life and love and all the related confusion and tribulations.