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1001 Album Club

Birch
Britpop
Alternative Rock
Nirvana
Grunge
Hip Hop
Blur
Wu-Tang Clan
Kurt Cobain
Electronic Music
Oasis
Sonic Youth
R&B
Pop Punk
Belle and Sebastian
Drum and Bass
Trip Hop
Gangster Rap
Nine Inch Nails
The Offspring
Smash

Friends make a pact to listen and discuss 1001 of the best albums in a basement tiki bar

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes916Founded9 years ago
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Intro “Scintillation” by Mod Kiddo courtesy sonaBLAST! Records

Intro “Scintillation” by Mod Kiddo courtesy sonaBLAST! Records

Intro “Scintillation” by Mod Kiddo courtesy sonaBLAST! Records

Intro “Scintillation” by Mod Kiddo courtesy sonaBLAST! Records

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Hosts

Ben
Rob Demery
Kyle

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Great podcast

    I’ve been listening to this show for ages and I love it. Even when I massively disagree with the take. Some sad person said this sounds… scripted? I guess they’ve never talked about albums with their friends. One of the most refreshing podcasts ever!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Fox At Your Door
    United States22 days ago
  • It’s… meh.

    I appreciate the facts for sure. The delivery is the opportunity. It sounds scripted and a bit impersonal at times.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Just 1 Guy's Thought
    United Statesa month ago
  • Like being in the bar with your buds

    The episodes are fun and have helped me to appreciate music that was outside my sphere at the time. Like an evening in the bar with your buddies, you don’t have to agree with the opinions to enjoy the conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave from Nepean
    Canada2 months ago
  • I’m not in a hurry…

    If there was an avatar for why I have enjoyed this podcast for so long, this episode is it. Anyone who worships at the altar of this record/band is going to grab my attention, but to have the entire cast gushing over it - clearly devotees - well that's a whole other thing.

    There's not a lot of form or structure to the episode, but it's always fun to listen to genuine music fanatics, and fair to say that everyone on the show - 6 or 7 people over the course of the last five or so years - have be... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jason x Healey
    Australia6 months ago
  • Along for the ride- thank you gang

    I’m only 150ish into this journey (or dumb idea of a project not sure which one) and while I’m doing the random generator instead of chronological…I’ve been going back and listening to those albums along with their group of friends whom I will never meet.

    So let me just be one to say thank you, not sure if you all did this podcast just because it is fun to be with one another - but it has truly been the highlight of this journey so far to experience, learn and laugh about this music along wi... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rfried25
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Some listeners find the delivery scripted, smug or insufficiently researched, and would prefer more focused album analysis.
Listeners enjoy the relaxed, friends-at-a-bar feel and the hosts' lively interplay.
Reading stumbles and audible drinks or ice draw recurring criticism of the production.
The candid differences of opinion and willingness to revisit both classics and misfires are part of the appeal.
Listeners say the discussions introduce them to albums and help them engage with the 1001-album project.

Chart Rankings

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Spotify
#35
United Kingdom/Music
Apple Podcasts
#241
United Kingdom/Music
Apple Podcasts
#129
Australia/Music
Apple Podcasts
#104
Norway/Music
Apple Podcasts
#120
Denmark/Music
Apple Podcasts
#147
Ireland/Music

Talking Points

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829 Ltj Bukem - Locial Progression
Q: What do we think of LTJ Bukem's logical progression?
The consensus was mixed; while some found value in its ambient quality, the album's length and compilation nature detracted from some listeners' enjoyment.
805 Oasis - What's the Story Morning Glory
Q: If this band presented themselves as like really humble and earnest, would you listen to them differently?
The album would still sound the same to me. I think it sounds fine.
744 Pet Shop Boys - Very
Q: What do we think of Pet Shop Boys? Very.
The hosts express their unanimous enthusiasm for the album, describing it as a masterpiece and showcasing their enjoyment of it throughout the discussion.

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What is 1001 Album Club about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Friends work through the albums in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, discussing each record's sound, context, influence and place in music history. The format is an informal group conversation, often moving track by track and mixing research and background with personal memories, comparisons to other artists and candid verdicts. Regular voices include Ben, Rob Demery and Kyle, with other participants joining the discussion. Albums range across rock, folk, country, electronic, dance and music from around the world, from celebrated landmarks to divisive or lesser-known selections. The appeal is the contrast between the group's different reactions and its willingness to question whether an album deserves its reputation or inclusion on ... more

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