1001 Albums Summary

Being a casual Nick Cave listener, taking the time to listen to more of his songs is a joy. And it's a really good album! The use of the choir being a common thread throughout makes the listening experience cohesive, as the messaging fluctuates between different levels of darkness.

I generally appreciate garage and other similar styles of edm, but over an hour? The vocals didn't do it for me and only one or two songs stood out.

Some good songs I'll definitely find myself listening to again, some very forgettable ones.

Not bad, just very forgettable.

The first two songs (which I had heard before) are really solid, but the rest are just kind of whatever. Minus one star because Eric Clapton.

Listening to this album feels like your best friend embracing you and them telling you how life is pain, but how life also is so much beauty and happiness if we let it reach us.

A great collaborative album, one minute the guitar gets to shine, the next it's the saxophone.

Several of these tracks are part of the backdrop of my teenage years, so I'm quite biased. A cohesive and solid rnb album.