1001 Albums Summary

Listening statistics & highlights

47
Albums Rated
3.77
Average Rating
4%
Complete
1042 albums remaining

Rating Distribution

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1980s
Favorite Decade
Punk
Favorite Genre
US
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22
5-Star Albums
6
1-Star Albums

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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
GI 5 2.54 +2.46
Damaged 5 2.87 +2.13
Lazer Guided Melodies 5 2.92 +2.08
More Specials 5 2.96 +2.04
Let Love Rule 5 3 +2
Close To The Edge 5 3.19 +1.81
Fisherman's Blues 5 3.2 +1.8
Rain Dogs 5 3.2 +1.8
You Want It Darker 5 3.34 +1.66
I Should Coco 5 3.35 +1.65

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Moondance 1 3.71 -2.71
Arrival 1 3.49 -2.49
Nilsson Schmilsson 1 3.43 -2.43
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy 1 3.42 -2.42
xx 1 3.37 -2.37
Very 1 2.94 -1.94
A Girl Called Dusty 2 3.33 -1.33
Soul Mining 2 3.17 -1.17
It's A Shame About Ray 2 3.12 -1.12

Artist Analysis

Favorite Artists

Artists with 2+ albums

ArtistAlbumsAverage
Radiohead 2 5

5-Star Albums (22)

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Popular Reviews

Deep Purple
5/5
One of the giants of rock and the album that out them there. The legendary first chords learned by a generation of guitar players was the opening riff from the rock anthem Smoke On The Water. Richie Blackmore's guitar icon status aside, the secret sauce of Machine Head is Jon Lord's revolutionary sound design created by piping his Hammond organ through a Marshall amplifier, giving Deep Purple a key component of their signature sound. A landmark album front to back.
23 likes
Black Flag
5/5
Have owned this album on vinyl almost thirty years and it still holds up. A classic hardcore album that is intense, humourous and brutally good!
6 likes
Lenny Kravitz
5/5
Easily one of the greatest debut albums of all time. The Beatles influence is strong, but not dominating. Sometimes the layers upon layers of vocal tracks gets a tad overwhelming, but otherwise the technique is used to great effect (a la George Martin). Hands down, the title track is an all-time classic and in today's political and pandemic fatigued world, would be a welcome reminder to be good to one another. Also, Karl Denson's saxophone solo on Let Love Rule is one of absolute greatest in recorded history and a joy to the ears everytime I hear it.
5 likes
5/5
Their best album imo, Bon's best work and one the truly great rock albums of all time.
4 likes
Radiohead
5/5
Maybe not as popular as the their earlier works, but a true masterpiece of song crafting and sound dynamics.
4 likes

1-Star Albums (6)

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Polarizer

60% of ratings are 1 or 5 stars. Only 11% are 3 stars.