My 1001 Albums Journey

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Discovering music one album at a time

17
Albums Rated
3.59
Avg Rating
3
5-Star Albums
2%
Complete
1072 albums remaining

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26
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14
Written
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0.04
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1970s
Favorite Decade
Rock
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US
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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Either Or 5 3.38 +1.62
The ArchAndroid 5 3.46 +1.54
Elephant 5 3.86 +1.14
Bongo Rock 4 3.26 +0.74
Lust For Life 4 3.61 +0.39

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Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Diamond Life 2 3.42 -1.42
At Fillmore East 2 3.39 -1.39
Too Rye Ay 2 3.12 -1.12
Can't Buy A Thrill 3 3.72 -0.72
Ramones 3 3.58 -0.58

Popular Reviews

Elliott Smith
5/5
<3 Elliott Smith means a hella lot to me. I'm always sus when people say "this artist got me through a hard time" but it was very much the case that this guy was the soundtrack to some pretty sad times in my life - you know that bit in High Fidelity where John Cusack speculates about whether letting kids have access to all this sad music is safe? I feel like if I had a kid and they came home with an Elliott Smith record I'd worry similarly. The latter albums also mean a lot to me - figure 8 and XO have a lot more multitracking and complex arrangements, which works for my imagination. The final album, From A Basement On The Hill, is so utterly devastating that I can barely listen to it. One of my all time faves, and an easy 5-star for me. A beautiful, singular songwriter. Standout track - between the bars, I think it has to be, but I also wanna point to rose parade, because people always remember Elliott Smith for the sad ones, but actually the best ones make you feel strangely happy
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