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The self-titled album felt like the story of an innocent boy, Helplessness Blues felt like that boy was heading out into the big world, and Crack-Up feels like the consequences of that, and the loss of innocence.

Fool's Errand is one of the best tracks on that record for sure.

Maybe Fishmans? I also prefer Carrie & Lowell live over the studio version.

Banger of a song, and their only song after Whenever, If Ever that I really care about.

It makes me so happy when I see someone else recommending Brìghde! I got sold on The Reeling years ago because I read about it on Quietus, and she has been a fav of mine ever since.

Weer een stapje dichterbij Rutte 25. Je kan m nu al zingen op de melodie van Hamburgers met Korting, oh-oooooh.

Radiohead! Proceed with caution, not all of their albums are rock music.

I'm one of the weirdos buying into the hype of black midi, BCNR and Squid as well. Give them a shot. black midi is probably the most experimental of the bunch.

There's also Interpol, Arcade Fire, The National: the usual suspects. Dismemberment Plan, The Mars Volta, Porcupine Tree. Some more recent indie rock: Pinegrove, Hop Along, Indigo de Souza.

Your mileage may vary, of course, but they're some of my favorites.

Absolutely loved this new track. Ending gives me Like Spinning Plates vibes.

That's excellent news! Really enjoyed Attracting Attention.

One of my favorite tracks from that record!

Absolutely fantastic song, and somehow not even the best track on that album.

Of course, I don't mind listening to the occasional album that's outside my tastes, if there's some historical or cultural significance to it. Which seems to be what the list is going for. Plus, 1001 is a LOT of albums, there's bound to be some duds.

Listened to From Elvis In Memphis today as per this website's suggestion. I didn't enjoy it as much as his debut album, but there were a couple of great songs on it regardless (I wasn't a huge fan of In The Ghetto, surprisingly).