1001 Albums Journey

Listening statistics & highlights

Journey in Progress

Discovering music one album at a time

89
Albums Rated
4.12
Avg Rating
35
5-Star Albums
8%
Complete
1000 albums remaining

Rating Speed

2.5
Per Week
246
Days Active

Reviews

67
Written
75%
Review Rate

vs Global

0.79
Avg Diff
4.12
Avg Rating

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Rating Timeline

Average rating over time

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Taste Profile

2010s
Favorite Decade
Soul
Favorite Genre
US
Top Origin
Generous
Rater Style
0
1-Star Albums

5-Star Albums (35)

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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Take Me Apart 5 2.75 +2.25
Talking With the Taxman About Poetry 5 2.97 +2.03
NEU! 75 5 3.09 +1.91
Exit Planet Dust 5 3.16 +1.84
The Undertones 5 3.26 +1.74

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
A Night At The Opera 3 3.96 -0.96
Back In Black 3 3.86 -0.86
A Grand Don't Come For Free 2 2.67 -0.67
Young Americans 3 3.62 -0.62
Moving Pictures 3 3.59 -0.59

Artist Analysis

Favorite Artists

Artists with 2+ albums and high weighted score

ArtistAlbumsAvgScore
Metallica 2 5 3.8

Popular Reviews

Muse was my first ever rock show. Muse was the first band I discovered on my own, and I recommended it to all my friends. I remember when I first heard "Darkshines" and went bizarre playing it, on repeat, showing it to everyone around. I still wonder why the metalhead girl who all the guys were into, for some reason, did not like its fuzz-driven riff... Well, whatever. The point is – Muse is a super important band to me that has largely introduced me to heavier music, and it's sad that 10+ years after I heard this album for the first time, I don't like it as much as I used to. Is it because this album foreshadowed what Muse was to become in a decade? Probably, and that's key to my relationship with the band: Muse music (sorry for the awful wordplay) appeals to teenage angst and frustration and high hopes I experienced on par with all the other 14-year olds who did not get the lyrics, but in retrospect, the songs appear... Pretty stupid? Naive? Overly pompous? Well, probably everything together, and I don't want to listen to it anymore. Sorry, Muse. Don't get me wrong, I'm still super grateful to Muse. I enjoy (my memories of) the cyber-machinegun fuzz-n-whammy guitar riffs, distorted basslines, insanely produced vocals, guitar-keyboard lines... You name it. Unfortunately, for me, this is the last great Muse album, and that's what makes it more bitter than sweet.
19 likes
Iron Maiden
5/5
Okay, as a hater of heavy metal in general, I am surprisingly in love with this music. Cheerful and energetic shit.
8 likes
Neu!
5/5
This album is something! Given it was released in 1975, it is basically (correct me if I'm wrong) post-punk that was recorded before punk. Legit stuff that reminded me of some later records I sincerely love. Highlights: Hero and After Eight.
5 likes
Beatles
4/5
Ringo is underrated, Paul is genius, harmonies are super cool. Guitars sound like cheap crap from today, mixing is weird af, too stereo for headphones.
1 likes
The Chemical Brothers
5/5
The brothers gonna pump you up!
1 likes

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