#333 David Bowie – Young Americans

David Bowie has another album Young Americans on the list and a few more down the way. He was one of the most influential artist in the 70s. This album veers away from his previous glam rock sound and hits the blue-eyed soul that will be popular with artists like Hall & Oates. Bowie worked with John […]

#332 Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic

Few artists have endured the years, but Aerosmith has and so has their third album Toys in the Attic. I know two songs from this album before I even listened to it. I wonder if that was the only good thing about it. “Toys in the Attic” is the first song on the album. I have […]

#331 Keith Jarrett – The Köln Concert

I have never heard of Keith Jarrett. The Köln Concert is his first and only entry on the top 1001 Albums…list. It is jazz and live so this could be great or horrific. I hope it is not horrific chaos. It is the best selling piano album of all-time. I will be very brief. It […]

#330 Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti

Physical Graffiti is the sixth album from Led Zeppelin, but only their fifth on the list of 1001 Albums… Somehow, they editors of this book left off one of the best albums Houses of the Holy. I will do a list of the best albums they missed and add it in my list after I am […]

#329 Neu! – Neu! ’75

Neu! ’75 is the third album from the German band Neu!. I have never heard their music until today. The album contains one side of ambient music and the second side is kosmische, Krautrock and proto-punk. The band has been named an inspiration to other artists, such as David Bowie. I think this is a […]

#328 The Dictators – Go Girl Crazy!

The Dictators‘ Go Girl Crazy! is new for me. I have never heard of either the band nor their album. This band is another proto-punk band. Punk is not a type that I have intended knowledge in, but it is a genre I have listened to off and on. If you like punk at all or […]

#327 Eno – Another Green World

Another Green World is another album from the ambient master Eno. I hope this is a great album. I am ready for some chilling music. Oh no! My hopes were dashed because of the signing. Why is he singing? He cannot sing. Even the music is a bit dated sounding. Some of it is really good, […]

#326 Gram Parsons – Grievous Angel

Grievous Angel was released four months after Gram Parsons death from a morphine overdose. He was a member of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers. Parsons has been credited with helping to found both country rock and alt-country. Oh no! Not my favourite type of music. I can recognise this album for its contribution to music, […]

#325 Robert Wyatt – Rock Bottom

Robert Wyatt, I have never heard of you, but you are old and retired. I have never heard of your album Rock Bottom either. All this makes me suspicious that you suck, at least musically. I do know you personally, so I cannot say otherwise. Wyatt was the drummer for Soft Machine. They were reviewed […]

#324 Bob Marley & The Wailers – Natty Dread

Natty Dread is from reggae artist Bob Marley & The Wailers. I am not sure that he can add anything to the one album I have reviewed of his recently. After all, all reggae sounds the same after a while. There are a few good songs, but as I thought it does not add anything […]