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Thu Jan 14 2021
Elvis Is Back
Elvis Presley
- Make Me Know It is fun but fades out mid-verse, where you goin?!
- Fever super groovy
- First listen 6.5-7/10
- Second listen 6.5/10. Elvis is super fun. Ooooh reconsider babaaaaay
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Fri Jan 15 2021
Sea Change
Beck
Could tell Beck had been going through some tough times even if I hadn't read that beforehand. Good, atmospheric stuff. 7/10
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Sat Jan 16 2021
This Year's Model
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Pump It Up, all time classic. Elvis sneers his way through a jumpy collection of keyboard-flavored punky tracks. I can appreciate cynicism as much as the next guy! 6/10
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Sun Jan 17 2021
Lust For Life
Iggy Pop
Racuous as expected - I like it. 6/10
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Mon Jan 18 2021
Transformer
Lou Reed
Underwhelming from reputation but soulful. 6/10
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Tue Jan 19 2021
The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan
Bob's got soul oozing out of every chord he strum strum strums. 7/10
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Wed Jan 20 2021
Caetano Veloso
Caetano Veloso
You never realize internet song translation is a semi-organized inexact science until you're looking translations up for a non-English language album. "Alegria, Alegria" has some spirit to it. Superbacana starts to pick up and immediately ends. Soy Loco Por Ti America touches interestingly on the conditions of an unstable Brazil in the 60s (I think). 5/10
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Thu Jan 21 2021
Talking Book
Stevie Wonder
Superstitious enough to give this delightfully funky bunch of tunes lucky number 7. 7/10
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Fri Jan 22 2021
A Walk Across The Rooftops
The Blue Nile
A beautifully picturesque album. Synths are my jam. Tinseltown in the Rain is glorious. Falters in the middle. "Are we rich or are we poor, does it matter anymore?" 6/10
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Fri Jan 29 2021
Thriller
Michael Jackson
Re-listened for the generator. Thriller's always a great time. Starts off hype with Wanna Be Startin' Somethin, explodes with the elite duo of Thriller and Beat It followed strongly by Billie Jean, closed well with P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing), gloriously sampled by my boy Kanye. 8/10
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Sat Jan 30 2021
At Fillmore East
The Allman Brothers Band
The legendarily talented Allman Brothers meander their way through 80 minutes of directionless jamming, demonstrating to me that I enjoy a little (or a lot) more structure in my tunes. Gave it three listens out of respect and couldn't rise above a neutral rating. Still looking forward to the studio albums. 5/10
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Sun Jan 31 2021
Supa Dupa Fly
Missy Elliott
Had this at a 4/10 rating thirty minutes in halfway through, until I saw red upon realizing I was halfway through thirty minutes in! Snoozefest full of weak bars except for Lil Kim's past- left-field Finnegan's Wake reference, which I missed because I was catching Z's. Inexplicably in the top 100 of Rolling Stone's 2020-edition Top 500 Albums list, above and below some astronomically superior works. 3/10
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Mon Feb 01 2021
The Infotainment Scan
The Fall
Interesting experimental stuff. 5/10
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Tue Feb 02 2021
Halcyon Digest
Deerhunter
Spacey (in a good way, not a Kevin way). 5/10
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Wed Feb 03 2021
Another Music In A Different Kitchen
Buzzcocks
Some interesting moments. 5/10
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Thu Feb 04 2021
Rain Dogs
Tom Waits
Growing on me like a rash. Will return to this one periodically - I enjoy Waits' "sand in the sandwich" voice, and can tell it has much more to offer upon repeat listens. 6/10
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Fri Feb 05 2021
Brilliant Corners
Thelonious Monk
Not a jazz guy (not cultured enough) but pleasant to listen to. Jazz always classes up the joint. 5/10
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Sat Feb 06 2021
Ready To Die
The Notorious B.I.G.
Re-listening for the generator. What a superb album, tons of fun (rimshot). When he's in the zone, no one does it like Biggie. From all-time opener Things Done Changed to endlessly quotable story of impending conflict Warning to the gloriously victorious Juicy, this work by the notorious one is simply awesome. 9/10 and a probable future 10
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Sun Feb 07 2021
Real Life
Magazine
Explodes on "Motorcade". 5/10
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Mon Feb 08 2021
Junkyard
The Birthday Party
Nick Cave howls like a MADMAN, dawg. 5/10
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Tue Feb 09 2021
Shake Your Money Maker
The Black Crowes
Engaging blues. 6/10
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Wed Feb 10 2021
Hypnotised
The Undertones
Energetic. 5/10
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Thu Feb 11 2021
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Kanye West
Peeved I missed the reveal on this one! (Was stalled pouring over the classic Halo 3 soundtrack.) Re-listening for the generator: MBDTF is an absolute joy to listen to. Kanye and the boys, both on the tracks and in the all-star production team assembled in Hawaii for this masterpiece, are firing on all cylinders for 75 minutes.
- The SNL line ages better and better as SNL gets less and less funny.
- MJ GONE
- All of the Lights bridge is an all-timer
- Invariably think of the sarcophagus line whenever the word comes up
- So Appalled always has me cruising around NY with the boys in slow motion, looking disdainfully at people and throwing money at shit
- The day that you play me, would be the same day MTV play videos (another excellently aging line)
- Moral victories is for minor league coaches, indeed Jay
- Cyhi's "She found about April so she chose to march" section is in my personal pantheon of bars
- Looking at my wrist, it turn your ass to stone
- Runaway chorus put an excellent soundtrack to my state of mind dropping out of college back in 2014-15. Listened to it and MBDTF in general a lot back then. A decade of semi-conscious resentful alienation finally bubbled to the surface seeing how infuriatingly, heartbreakingly effortless normality and functionality were to my peers. A toast to the douchebags!
- The goofy Chris Rock skit at the end of Blame Game grows on me as the years go by.
- Lost In the World is one of the greatest closers ever, bar none, but its uplifting perfectly sets up the second phase of our close...
- Endlessly fascinated with the compelling closer Who Will Survive In America. Beautifully ominous, Kanye, using the fiery poetry of Gil Scott-Heron, lobs a slow-fuse black bomb as the concluding statement of the album: a quick'n'dirty recap of the besieging of black America - bombs America has constructed and armed that are beginning to detonate again.
What a profound accomplishment of an album. Take away all the great records he's made and Kanye would still be an American hero for the incident that led to the creation of MBDTF: interrupting Taylor Swift on stage accepting best music video award or whatever. Every song is single-worthy, and every song should be blared through the speakers. What's a black Beatle worth? A perfect score. 10/10
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Fri Feb 12 2021
A Northern Soul
The Verve
Pleasantly stormy. "Another drink and I won't miss her, another drink and I won't miss her..." 6/10
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Sat Feb 13 2021
Pet Sounds
The Beach Boys
Was supposed to listen to this years ago in college. Positively delightful! 8/10
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Sun Feb 14 2021
A Love Supreme
John Coltrane
As with Monk before him, not hugely into jazz, but it pleasantly classes up the joint. 5/10
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Mon Feb 15 2021
Spy Vs. Spy: The Music Of Ornette Coleman
John Zorn
First, the important business: Spotify can dine on a bowl of fat ones for not letting you play albums (even shuffled!) on the free version of the mobile app. Instead, you must listen with the other artist's stuff shuffled into your shuffled album. Google confirms this is a conscious choice to be insufferable. BIOYA.
Second, the allegedly important business: this album. I feel like I'm being run over by a gaggle of saxophonists. This is jazz for crackheads. I feel like I'm in a manic montage in a Tom and Jerry cartoon being artfully brutalized in comic ways. These drums are a Stone Cold Stunner ad nauseam ad infinitum and my eardrums are the Rock bouncing around everywhere. I am far too besieged to score it highly yet far too amused to score it TOO lowly. Too, by way of its homophone two, is the operative word. An album I NEED to hear? In the immortal words of Squidward: "I didn't need to see that." 2/10
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Tue Feb 16 2021
The La's
The La's
Pleasantly jangly. 6/10
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Wed Feb 17 2021
To Pimp A Butterfly
Kendrick Lamar
Re-listening for the generator. A beautiful storm. Kendrick always delivers. 8/10
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Thu Feb 18 2021
Headquarters
The Monkees
Toothless but pleasant enough. 5/10
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Fri Feb 19 2021
Damaged
Black Flag
Relentless — and relentlessly interesting. TV party tonight! (Futurama!) 6/10
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Sat Feb 20 2021
The Number Of The Beast
Iron Maiden
Two glorious essentials of my upbringing: the killer one-two of “The Number of the Beast” and “Run to the Hills”. Closed strongly with “Hallowed Be Thy Name”. YEEEEAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 7/10
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Sun Feb 21 2021
Step In The Arena
Gang Starr
Liking the low-key delivery and presentation; this drink goes down smooth. 6/10
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Mon Feb 22 2021
Truth And Soul
Fishbone
I now have a greater understanding as to why Theon Greyjoy hated that hornblower. 4/10
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Tue Feb 23 2021
Eagles
Eagles
Starts with the ultra-classic “Take It Easy” and then kinda coasts on that goodwill from there. 5/10
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Wed Feb 24 2021
New Boots And Panties
Ian Dury
Rough-edged. 5/10
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Thu Feb 25 2021
American Beauty
Grateful Dead
A bit too mellow. 5/10
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Fri Feb 26 2021
Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against The Machine
Re-listening for the generator. Great stuff here full of fire, back when raging against the machine was automatically cool and wasn’t seemingly exclusively the province and purview of smug dorks online. 8/10
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Sat Feb 27 2021
Surrealistic Pillow
Jefferson Airplane
Surprisingly coasts on the classics “Somebody to Love” and “White Rabbit”. 5/10
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Sun Feb 28 2021
Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)
The Kinks
An interesting romp through British history as told by the seminal Kinks. Gets better with repeated listens; will be returning periodically to this one. 7/10
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Mon Mar 01 2021
Songs Of Love And Hate
Leonard Cohen
Pleasantly low-key. 6/10
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Tue Mar 02 2021
The White Album
Beatles
Re-listening for the generator; catching up to this one late to give it the continuous listen it deserves. So much interesting varied material; some of which, like the achingly beautiful "Blackbird", I saw Paul himself play in the Carrier Dome at Syracuse University in 2017. Awesome show, great album. (P.S. - "Good Night" is one of the best closers ever, particularly as the chaser to the legendarily inscrutable "Revolution 9".) 8/10
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Wed Mar 03 2021
Songs The Lord Taught Us
The Cramps
Amusingly manic. 5/10
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Thu Mar 04 2021
Ambient 1/Music For Airports
Brian Eno
Not my cup of tea, but soothing. 5/10
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Fri Mar 05 2021
Green Onions
Booker T. & The MG's
Groovy. 5/10
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Sat Mar 06 2021
The Marshall Mathers LP
Eminem
Haven’t heard “The Real Slim Shady” and “Stan” in years! Fun stuff here. 7/10
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Sun Mar 07 2021
Public Image: First Issue
Public Image Ltd.
Aggressively mid. 4/10
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Mon Mar 08 2021
Basket of Light
Pentangle
Folky! Liked the olden aesthetic on many of the songs. Took a while to fully appreciate in general. 5/10 (possible 5.5 with halves)
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Tue Mar 09 2021
Bossanova
Pixies
Noisy and sometimes groovy. 5/10
3
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Wed Mar 10 2021
Suzanne Vega
Suzanne Vega
Pleasant acoustic stuff. 5/10
3
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Thu Mar 11 2021
Scream, Dracula, Scream
Rocket From The Crypt
Noisy. 5/10
3
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Fri Mar 12 2021
Searching For The Young Soul Rebels
Dexys Midnight Runners
Saxy. 5/10
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Sat Mar 13 2021
Hard Again
Muddy Waters
Pleasantly loud stuff here from a founding father of blues. Blues aren’t my exact bag but I can easily see why people enjoy blasting Muddy Waters, and indeed I’ll be returning to this once I’ve got the full-hearted sound system (and possibly jovial party) a record like this obviously deserves. A respectable 6/10
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Sun Mar 14 2021
Vincebus Eruptum
Blue Cheer
Loudly bluesy. 5/10
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Mon Mar 15 2021
Pink Flag
Wire
Explosive. 5/10
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Tue Mar 16 2021
Born In The U.S.A.
Bruce Springsteen
Re-listening for the generator (4 or 5 times).
Pop-accessible rock at an apotheosis. Bruce and the E Street Band bat a thousand here. Down your drink whenever Clarence Clemons brings the house down.
- “Born in the U.S.A.”, one of the famously misunderstood songs, blaring its chorus to obfuscate its restless subversion to the inattentive listener as the protagonist laments losing brothers at Khe Sanh and returning from hellacious Vietnam to find he’s been cast aside back home.
- Bruce searches for a ride-or-die lady to back him up on “Cover Me”, followed by a sneaky favorite one-two combo in “Darlington County” and “Working on the Highway”, a little c’est la vie levity driving south down the coast before the album makes another emotional turn south.
- The turn south is taken on the ode to loss “Downbound Train” and the electrically charged ode to lust “I’m on Fire” before a fiery defiance is gained on “No Surrender”, and discarded on the halfway-lamentation “Bobby Jean” discussing an old friend pulling an Irish exit.
- Finally, the album points north to open the third act with an amazingly peppy look at a failing relationship and a protagonist crashing and burning when attempting to make moves on his partner, “I’m Goin’ Down”. Hey, maybe he should try that!
- We’ve all got ‘em, and the E Streeters converge to describe a universal experience in “Glory Days”, jaw-jackin about the good old days. Hopefully the real glory days are yet to come; in the immortal words of Tony Soprano “‘remember when’ is the lowest form of conversation’”.
- The synthesizer’s finest hour: “Dancing in the Dark”. One of my all-time favorites, the unshakeable rhythm never ceases to please, and the relentlessly relatable lyrics never fail to get a rueful yet defiant grin outta me.
- We close with the meditative “My Hometown”, another set of unfortunately relatable lyrics. The author roams around his hometown, both as a son and as a father, pondering the neighborhood through trials and tribulations. (This author's hometown was permanently wounded by 90's American gov't budget cuts, from which it has settled into a slow decline. A particularly poignant closer.)
Hell of an album here. Springsteen and the E Street Band take you on a joyride that feels like it’s 40/60 joy/ride relentlessly cruising down the freeway, down the boulevard, down the block; contemplating our perpetual restlessness with the windows rolled down, roaming about our territory observing a boisterously observant, seasonably warm Fourth of July. 10/10
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Wed Mar 17 2021
The United States Of America
The United States Of America
Count on the avant-garde to keep it weird. Not hearing the legendarily subversive screed I was promised here. Killer Mike voice: I’m glad Che’s dead. 5/10
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Thu Mar 18 2021
Pornography
The Cure
A very cool sound. 6/10
3
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Fri Mar 19 2021
Blonde On Blonde
Bob Dylan
3
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Sat Mar 20 2021
Live At The Regal
B.B. King
3
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Sun Mar 21 2021
Rings Around The World
Super Furry Animals
3
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Mon Mar 22 2021
Tigermilk
Belle & Sebastian
3
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Tue Mar 23 2021
NEU! 75
Neu!
3
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Wed Mar 24 2021
Veckatimest
Grizzly Bear
3
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Thu Mar 25 2021
Ogden's Nut Gone Flake
Small Faces
3
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Fri Mar 26 2021
Urban Hymns
The Verve
3
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Sat Mar 27 2021
Bringing It All Back Home
Bob Dylan
3
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Mon Mar 29 2021
Cross
Justice
3
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Tue Mar 30 2021
Done By The Forces Of Nature
Jungle Brothers
3
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Wed Mar 31 2021
Bummed
Happy Mondays
3
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Thu Apr 01 2021
I Against I
Bad Brains
3
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Fri Apr 02 2021
Groovin'
The Young Rascals
3
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Wed Dec 15 2021
Jagged Little Pill
Alanis Morissette
Doesn’t remotely live up to “You Oughta Know”. Also totally forgot about “Ironic”, the song that 1) helped kill the word irony and 2) infamously isn’t. 5/10
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Thu Dec 16 2021
1977
Ash
3
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Fri Dec 17 2021
Led Zeppelin III
Led Zeppelin
4
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Sat Dec 18 2021
Truth
Jeff Beck
Unfocused but punchy when in the groove. 5/10
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Sun Dec 19 2021
Everything Must Go
Manic Street Preachers
Pleasantly full-hearted stuff. 6/10
3
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Mon Dec 20 2021
Talking Heads 77
Talking Heads
As offbeat as I expected from Talking Heads. (Psycho Killer yelling) 5/10
3
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Tue Dec 21 2021
If You Can Believe Your Eyes & Ears
The Mamas & The Papas
Short and sweet. 6/10
3
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Wed Dec 22 2021
Wild Gift
X
Spunky. 5/10
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Thu Dec 23 2021
The Notorious Byrd Brothers
The Byrds
Psychedelic and jangly enough. 5/10
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Fri Dec 24 2021
Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1
George Michael
Vibeworthy. 5/10
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Sat Dec 25 2021
Natty Dread
Bob Marley & The Wailers
3
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Sun Dec 26 2021
A Christmas Gift For You From Phil Spector
Various Artists
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Mon Dec 27 2021
Faith
George Michael
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Tue Dec 28 2021
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin
Re-listening for the generator: good stuff here. May have overrated Zep’s beginning in the past or it may be my headphones, but it’s still a 4/5 for the purposes of the 1001 ratings. Good times, good times. 8/10
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Wed Dec 29 2021
The Chronic
Dr. Dre
Dre, Snoop and co. play bombastic braggadocio paddy-cake for an hour. Not the classic I was informed about. Shout-out to the Deez Nuts joke in 1992, though. HAH, GOT EEM
In all seriousness: Dre, if you really wanna do a “G” thang, give your kid a couple of the Gazillions you made off these records (and now make off headphones) so she doesn’t have to be homeless in the Garden State. Goofiest reason to be in the papers for a music mogul, I swear to God.
In my day, “Beats by Dre” means something grossly overpriced. Evidently back in the day, “beats by Dre” meant something grossly overrated. 5/10
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Thu Dec 30 2021
Either Or
Elliott Smith
The real ball-breaker to this album is when it ends and another Elliott Smith song comes on, invariably with noticeably more energy than these droopy acoustics. 5/10
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Fri Dec 31 2021
Ingenue
k.d. lang
Pleasant. 5/10
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Sat Jan 01 2022
Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Oddly sparse for a double album, but I always love Nick Cave’s delivery and lyricism. 5/10
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Sun Jan 02 2022
Rio
Duran Duran
Vibeworthy in the first half. *Bender humming Hungry Like the Wolf riff* 5/10
3
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Mon Jan 03 2022
It's A Shame About Ray
The Lemonheads
Good energy. 5/10
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Tue Jan 04 2022
Moondance
Van Morrison
Not my bag, but Van Morrison’s voice is quite pleasant. 5/10
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Wed Jan 05 2022
Arrival
ABBA
A fun, groovy album. 6/10
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Thu Jan 06 2022
Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd
Re-listening for the generator. Was delighted to see some Floyd appear as my next record. Part 2 of 4 in Pink Floyd’s legendary 1973-79 run, Wish You Were Here is a mesmerizing ride down a winding river. The sweeping two big pieces of Shine On…, the rollers Welcome to the Machine and Have a Cigar, and above all else the heart-rending title track, this album is simply exquisite. Perhaps too short for a perfect score, perhaps too unvaried, but it maintains. 10/10
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Fri Jan 07 2022
Ragged Glory
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Gotta love and respect Neil Young and the gang’s fire and passion. An interesting, saucy batch of tunes. 5/10
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Sat Jan 08 2022
Phrenology
The Roots
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Sun Jan 09 2022
Stand!
Sly & The Family Stone
Groovy. Song #2 coming in hot with an instant classic of a chorus. 5/10
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Mon Jan 10 2022
Scott 4
Scott Walker
Love the vivid lyrics, particularly the ones weaving the tale of the legendary movie "The Seventh Seal". 5/10
3
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Wed Jan 12 2022
Blur
Blur
3
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Thu Jan 13 2022
Beauty And The Beat
The Go-Go's
3
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Fri Jan 14 2022
Buffalo Springfield Again
Buffalo Springfield
3
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Sat Jan 15 2022
A Seat at the Table
Solange
I would’ve won that elevator fight.
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Sun Jan 16 2022
Ananda Shankar
Ananda Shankar
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Mon Jan 17 2022
Appetite For Destruction
Guns N' Roses
Was delighted to see this come up. What a tornado of an album. A couple filler songs are astronomically offset by all-time banger after banger, crowned by my all time favorite tune Paradise City. I’m on the night train, so’s I can leave this slum… 10/10
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Tue Jan 18 2022
The Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground
3
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Wed Jan 19 2022
Heroes
David Bowie
3
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Thu Jan 20 2022
Exit Planet Dust
The Chemical Brothers
3
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Sun Jan 23 2022
Third/Sister Lovers
Big Star
3
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Mon Jan 24 2022
Fulfillingness' First Finale
Stevie Wonder
3
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Tue Jan 25 2022
Joan Armatrading
Joan Armatrading
3
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Wed Jan 26 2022
Superfuzz Bigmuff
Mudhoney
3
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Thu Jan 27 2022
Fever Ray
Fever Ray
2
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Fri Jan 28 2022
Disintegration
The Cure
4
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Sat Jan 29 2022
Dance Mania
Tito Puente
3
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Sun Jan 30 2022
Underwater Moonlight
The Soft Boys
3
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Mon Jan 31 2022
Beach Samba
Astrud Gilberto
Pleasant! 6/10
3
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Tue Feb 01 2022
Songs For Swingin' Lovers!
Frank Sinatra
3
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Wed Feb 02 2022
Odessa
Bee Gees
3
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Thu Feb 03 2022
Teenage Head
Flamin' Groovies
3
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Fri Feb 04 2022
Raw Power
The Stooges
3
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Sat Feb 05 2022
Music For The Jilted Generation
The Prodigy
3
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Mon Feb 07 2022
Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde
The Pharcyde
Love the light vibe.
4
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Tue Feb 08 2022
The Soft Bulletin
The Flaming Lips
3
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Wed Feb 09 2022
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
3
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Fri Dec 23 2022
Orbital 2
Orbital
3
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Sat Dec 24 2022
The Blueprint
JAY Z
3
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Sun Dec 25 2022
Close To You
Carpenters
3
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Mon Dec 26 2022
Cloud Nine
The Temptations
3
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Tue Dec 27 2022
Strangeways, Here We Come
The Smiths
Stop blubbering about Morrissey's political shenanigans, whatever they are. I rated The Blueprint the other day, and you didn't see me comment on Jay-Z's morally cringeworthy affinity for the dishonorable Louis Farrakhan, did you? Well, now you did. Rate what's here, and what's here is a nice 6.5/10. The Smiths always have a tasty vibe and beautiful sound.
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Wed Dec 28 2022
James Brown Live At The Apollo
James Brown
3
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Thu Dec 29 2022
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Lauryn Hill
3
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Fri Dec 30 2022
Nixon
Lambchop
3
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Sat Dec 31 2022
The Low End Theory
A Tribe Called Quest
4
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Sun Jan 01 2023
Floodland
Sisters Of Mercy
Love the dramatic, brooding vibe.
4
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Mon Jan 02 2023
Buena Vista Social Club
Buena Vista Social Club
3
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Tue Jan 03 2023
Rum Sodomy & The Lash
The Pogues
4
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Wed Jan 04 2023
My Aim Is True
Elvis Costello
3
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Thu Jan 05 2023
Legalize It
Peter Tosh
3
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Fri Jan 06 2023
Roots
Sepultura
2
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Sat Jan 07 2023
Let England Shake
PJ Harvey
3
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Sun Jan 08 2023
Remedy
Basement Jaxx
2
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Mon Jan 09 2023
The Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks
Improved upon subsequent listens. A favorite of my favorites. 6/10
3
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Tue Jan 10 2023
Songs From The Big Chair
Tears For Fears
3
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Wed Jan 11 2023
Deloused in the Comatorium
The Mars Volta
3
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Thu Jan 12 2023
Play
Moby
3
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Fri Jan 13 2023
A Rush Of Blood To The Head
Coldplay
3
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Sat Jan 14 2023
evermore
Taylor Swift
3
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Sun Jan 15 2023
Time (The Revelator)
Gillian Welch
3
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Mon Jan 16 2023
Being There
Wilco
3
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Tue Jan 17 2023
Risque
CHIC
3
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Wed Jan 18 2023
Back At The Chicken Shack
Jimmy Smith
3
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Thu Jan 19 2023
Music Has The Right To Children
Boards of Canada
3
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Fri Jan 20 2023
Alien Lanes
Guided By Voices
2
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Mon Jan 23 2023
You Want It Darker
Leonard Cohen
3
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Wed Jan 25 2023
Frank
Amy Winehouse
3
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Thu Jan 26 2023
Olympia 64
Jacques Brel
3
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Fri Jan 27 2023
I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
Aretha Franklin
3
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Sat Jan 28 2023
At San Quentin
Johnny Cash
3
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Sun Jan 29 2023
Berlin
Lou Reed
3
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Mon Jan 30 2023
Get Rich Or Die Tryin'
50 Cent
3