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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy	5	2.88	+2.12
I'm Your Man Leonard Cohen	5	3.1	+1.9
In It For The Money Supergrass	5	3.23	+1.77
Ready To Die The Notorious B.I.G.	5	3.36	+1.64
This Is Fats Domino Fats Domino	5	3.38	+1.62
Paul's Boutique Beastie Boys	5	3.47	+1.53
1984 Van Halen	5	3.5	+1.5
The Atomic Mr Basie Count Basie & His Orchestra	5	3.5	+1.5
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Wu-Tang Clan	5	3.61	+1.39
Van Halen Van Halen	5	3.63	+1.37

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Bitte Orca Dirty Projectors	1	2.69	-1.69
Sound of Silver LCD Soundsystem	2	3.42	-1.42
2112 Rush	2	3.39	-1.39
Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin	3	4.09	-1.09

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Artist	Albums	Average
Beatles	5	4.4
Van Halen	2	5
Beastie Boys	2	5

5-Star Albums (18)

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Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury

The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy

5/5

"Satanic Reverses" would've been a favorite of mine back when this was released. It's a damn shame I missed out on this album at the time. "Television the Drug of the Nation" is another highlight.

4 likes

1984

Van Halen

5/5

First track to last, this is a classic.

3 likes

This Is Fats Domino

Fats Domino

5/5

An excellent bridge between eras of popular music from a versatile performer.

2 likes

In It For The Money

Supergrass

5/5

REALLY good. I've heard the band off and on, of course, but this is the first time I've sat down and closely listened to an album as a whole.

2 likes

Five Leaves Left

Nick Drake

4/5

Nick Drake is amazing, and this album is the perfect tool to level you during a stressful day.

1 likes

1-Star Albums (1)

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Sound of Silver

LCD Soundsystem

2/5

Rio

Duran Duran

3/5

The back half of the album was solid - first half was uneven aside from the two well-known hits. I was surprised by how much I liked "Hold Back the Rain" and "New Religion."

Pet Sounds

The Beach Boys

4/5

Strangeways, Here We Come

The Smiths

4/5

I quite enjoyed this. I've long avoided The Smiths because Morrissey is a cunt, and I was a little young to appreciate them when they came out, but the album as a whole was very listenable.

Low

David Bowie

3/5

Bad Company

3/5

The album sounds like classic rock radio used to sound when I was a kid. There's a reason for this, I'm sure. Bad Company had obvious influences from Led Zeppelin to Cream to Deep Purple, but they made the sound their own.

Low-Life

New Order

3/5

Jangly electronic rock. I went into this blind, knowing Blue Monday but very little else. It was fun, and I can see why this is an important album, but I wasn't in the right mood for it.

I’m a Lonesome Fugitive

Merle Haggard

3/5

Not really for me, but I can appreciate the artistry.

Siamese Dream

The Smashing Pumpkins

4/5

This album is a classic. Pretty much any latter-day GenX kid had it, or had a friend with it. Listening back, I can find seven or eight songs that have been on mixtapes of mine, and at least three that have been on recent playlists (within the past few years). Definitely a whole album worth listening to.

Scott 4

Scott Walker

4/5

Went into this blind and discovered an artist I'd never heard. I really recommend.

Sex Packets

Digital Underground

3/5

Five Leaves Left

Nick Drake

4/5

Nick Drake is amazing, and this album is the perfect tool to level you during a stressful day.

Suzanne Vega

3/5

This was nice as background music. If I had been in a different mood, it would have definitely hit better.

You're Living All Over Me

Dinosaur Jr.

3/5

Rid Of Me

PJ Harvey

3/5

Pretty standard mid-90s rock. The songs are okay, the music is okay. Not really list-worthy.

Highway to Hell

AC/DC

5/5

Strange Cargo III

William Orbit

3/5

It's okay. Kind of atmospheric Enya-esque pop. It's good background noise.

I'm Your Man

Leonard Cohen

5/5

Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Wu-Tang Clan

5/5

John Prine

3/5

Led Zeppelin III

Led Zeppelin

4/5

Abbey Road

Beatles

5/5

Superunknown

Soundgarden

5/5

Like the Pumpkins' album I saw earlier, this one was a staple for anyone in school when I was. It's a classic, and the songs are amazing. Kim Thayil's guitar sound is unique, and Chris Cornell's voice is unmistakable.

Parklife

Blur

4/5

Celebrity Skin

Hole

3/5

The Cars

5/5

L.A. Woman

The Doors

3/5

Fever To Tell

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

4/5

Hysteria

Def Leppard

4/5

The Band

4/5

Dig Me Out

Sleater-Kinney

3/5

Is This It

The Strokes

5/5

Raising Hell

Run-D.M.C.

4/5

Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black

Public Enemy

4/5

Damaged

Black Flag

4/5

I wonder how great this album would have been with modern indie production.

Blonde On Blonde

Bob Dylan

3/5

Chicago Transit Authority

Chicago

3/5

Goodbye And Hello

Tim Buckley

2/5

Not for me at all.

Want Two

Rufus Wainwright

4/5

Toys In The Attic

Aerosmith

4/5

Teenager Of The Year

Frank Black

3/5

In It For The Money

Supergrass

5/5

REALLY good. I've heard the band off and on, of course, but this is the first time I've sat down and closely listened to an album as a whole.

1984

Van Halen

5/5

First track to last, this is a classic.

Led Zeppelin

3/5

It's not their best. It's got some good Willie Dixon covers, though.

Led Zeppelin II

Led Zeppelin

4/5

At San Quentin

Johnny Cash

3/5

Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

Arctic Monkeys

3/5

Blood Sugar Sex Magik

Red Hot Chili Peppers

3/5

Parachutes

Coldplay

4/5

The Atomic Mr Basie

Count Basie & His Orchestra

5/5

This album has always been a favorite.

In Utero

Nirvana

4/5

Tical

Method Man

4/5

The signature Wu Tang sound permeates this album, and Method Man's attitude comes through in every track.

The Blueprint

JAY Z

4/5

Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury

The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy

5/5

"Satanic Reverses" would've been a favorite of mine back when this was released. It's a damn shame I missed out on this album at the time. "Television the Drug of the Nation" is another highlight.

Fifth Dimension

The Byrds

4/5

Strong start with the title track, and I'd never heard their excellent version of "Wild Mountain Thyme" before. The rest of the album sounds like a Byrds album. Definitely worth listening to when you're in the right mood.

Histoire De Melody Nelson

Serge Gainsbourg

3/5

Bitte Orca

Dirty Projectors

1/5

This sounds like the kind of horrible jangly trash that dicks who work in record stores like to recommend just because it's obscure. Some music deserves obscurity.

More Songs About Buildings And Food

Talking Heads

3/5

A middling album from a great band.

Harvest

Neil Young

4/5

The Stranger

Billy Joel

4/5

This Is Fats Domino

Fats Domino

5/5

An excellent bridge between eras of popular music from a versatile performer.

Woodface

Crowded House

4/5

The songs on this album are well-crafted pop music. Heck, "Four Seasons in One Day" feels very much like it could have been a Beatles song, and other highlights such as "Weather With You" and "Fall at your Feet" still holding up today.

The Rise & Fall

Madness

3/5

It's okay. Not really my thing, but I can understand why people like it.

Paul's Boutique

Beastie Boys

5/5

Amazing album. I've always loved it.

Aftermath

The Rolling Stones

4/5

Fear Of Music