J.S.
He sounds perfectly normal to me. As for the "not listening" - hello - he's one and a half! As tedious as it is, you have to watch him and redirect his behavior.
Child proof, child proof, child proof. Even if that means you have to box up things and put them away until he is older. I would suggest that he have his own drawer or cabinet in almost every room that is filled with things he can touch. Take a cabinet in the kitchen, fill it with old pots, tupperware and wooden spoons. He can play with that while you're cooking or washing up. He can't get into the other cabinets because they are unaccessable. Redirect him to his own cabinet. Bathroom? How about a plastic cup, toothbrush and wash cloth? Living room; old remote (batteries removed), an empty box and some old books.
And if it's nice out - go outside, even if that means the laundry, dishes and vacuuming isn't done. He's got energy - let him run it off outside.
Really, he won't be this way for long, it just seems like an eternity now.