1001 Albums Summary

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Exploring beyond the book, one album at a time

72
Albums Rated
4
Average Rating

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1980s
Favorite Decade
Folk
Favorite Genre
UK
Top Origin
Cheerleader
Rater Style ?
16
5-Star Albums
1
1-Star Albums

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Albums

You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Gemstones
Adam Green
5 2.56 +2.44
10,000 gecs
100 gecs
5 2.9 +2.1
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino
Arctic Monkeys
5 3.05 +1.95
The Animal Years
Josh Ritter
5 3.08 +1.92
Hammersmith Odeon, London '75
Bruce Springsteen
5 3.11 +1.89
Come On Over
Shania Twain
5 3.11 +1.89
The art of Amalia Rodrigues
Amália Rodrigues
5 3.11 +1.89
People
The Burning Hell
5 3.18 +1.82
O
Damien Rice
5 3.2 +1.8
Black Devil Disco Club
Black Devil Disco Club
5 3.25 +1.75

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
METAL FORTH
BABYMETAL
1 2.62 -1.62

5-Star Albums (16)

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My Chemical Romance
5/5
Fantastic! Never heard the album before but I've heard My Chemical Romance before. This is now a favorite of mine. Instant love. Thanks to the submitter! The whole album is really great. Love many of the songs but the ones that standout the most are: Dead!, Welcome to the Black Parade, Famous Last Words, Teenagers, The Sharpest Lives, I Don't Love You, Cancer, Mama, Disenchanted Just so much good on this album. Might be one of my favorites of the user submissions. 4.5
7 likes
Ozzy Osbourne
5/5
Very appropriate to see this album here now. It is definitely one of the best albums ever. This and Diary of a Madman are classic, but this has always been my favorite. Crazy Train, I Don't Know, Mr. Crowley are 10/10. The whole album is solid. Goodbye to Romance is one of my favorite Ozzy slow songs... 5/5
5 likes
It's 1963 and Don Draper and his wife are hosting a dinner party for the other Mad Men. Sipping on his Old Fashioned, Don puts this album on the console turntable and lights a cigarette. John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman make an amazing combination. The album is short and sweet filled with beautiful standards from early Jazz. Hartman's deep baritone voice fit these songs perfectly. Start to finish, I thought this was a perfect album. Standouts: Lush Life, My One and Only Love, and You Are So Beautiful. I know Jazz isn't for everyone, and the music is really dated. But, if you appreciate beautiful collaborations - this is one of the best.
5 likes
"Weird Al" Yankovic
4/5
I think this is actually appropriate for the list. This really goes back to the very start. I had the 45 of Another One Rides the Bus / Gotta Boogie way back. Weird Al was just a novelty back then, but he is really talented and has so many genuinely good songs. I was really happy to hear this one. It has a couple songs I didn't know, but it is kind of a greatest hits of the early Dr. Demento played tracks and early singles. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
3 likes
100 gecs
5/5
I NEVER give an album I've heard heard of a perfect 5/5 score. I won't for this one either, but damn I am close! I REALLY enjoyed this one. At fifty-seven years of age, I always thought I'd mellow out.... but, I want to hear more from this band and if the rest is similar to this one - I'll be really happy! Seven Fifty-seven I may never go to heaven! But, at least I got to hear this before I die... Standouts: Mememe, Hollywood Baby, 757, Billy Knows Jamie, One Million Dollars.... ever song! All great. 4.75
3 likes

1-Star Albums (1)

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Cheerleader

Average rating: 4.00 (0.91 above global average).