1001 Albums Summary

For those feeling nostalgic. First steps of smooth jazz. And smooth whatever...

One of those magical performances that only happens once in a lifetime (The documentary it's a must) ... Incredible sound (textured voices and natural breaths) A perfect reminder of what music is really about: outstanding technique combined with the power to transmit a way of life.

Traditional British folk music with some celtic vibes. Too primitive fo me. Boring.

It sounds like an endless Broadway psychedelic rock jam with bursts of angry vocals and jazzy sax. It feels like a drug trip. Not my taste.

Oh yeah sip, really enjoyable. It's really interesting and not only by historics reasons. Better than I expected. Better than I expected. And it all came before the Beatles.

Excellent at conveying feelings. A gem that transcend borders.

One of the greatest funk singers of all time, working with one of the greatest producers ever, created the soundtrack of the '80s. Naïve but necessary.

Interesting, with some truly moving moments along the way. If you're into labels, great—it's the beginning of a genre. But if you're more interested in the music, it's just a well-intentioned, generic heavy metal whatever 80's album.

Boring. It smells like a commercial attempt to follow Nirvana rules... without soul...

Go to Natural Wonder instead. Maybe it came out a few years later, but it's far more interesting.