My User Albums Journey

User Albums Journey

Exploring beyond the book, one album at a time

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2000s

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Punk

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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Witness Modern Life Is War	5	2.65	+2.35
Slip Quicksand	5	2.97	+2.03
No Balance Palace Kashmir	5	3.17	+1.83
Fear of a Blank Planet Porcupine Tree	5	3.2	+1.8
Jaco Pastorius Jaco Pastorius	5	3.2	+1.8
Recipe for Hate Bad Religion	5	3.24	+1.76
Lateralus TOOL	5	3.35	+1.65
GLOW ON Turnstile	5	3.38	+1.62
Look Sharp! Joe Jackson	5	3.39	+1.61
Nonagon Infinity King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard	5	3.44	+1.56

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
TRON: Legacy Daft Punk	2	3.14	-1.14
Brat Charli xcx	2	3.14	-1.14

5-Star Albums (11)

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Witness

Modern Life Is War

5/5

I want to thank the person who put this album in this list. Amazing, gripping, emotive (post?) Hardcore.

3 likes

Fear of a Blank Planet

Porcupine Tree

5/5

In my opinion prog is a juggernaut of a genre right now and I think a lot has to do with the fallout of this album. Where the genre used to be Yes-clones and Queensryche wannabees you've got things like Vola and Riverside, which just butterfly my crumpet. Amazing album, truly a thing of beauty!

2 likes

Keep It like a Secret

Built To Spill

4/5

Conjures up images of roadtrips, lost love and youth gone by.

1 likes

Look Sharp!

Joe Jackson

5/5

I thought I only knew Joe Jackson from the cover Anthrax madevof 'Got the time'. Turns out I know atleast two other songs andcthe guy makes a kickass record! No notes!

1 likes

No Balance Palace

Kashmir

5/5

I was gonna put a couple of references to artists I compare to this but after checking the date they started they probably influenced them. This was amazing for it's entire duration. Props!

1 likes

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Kick

INXS

5/5

This was one of the great omissions of the book. Chockful of hits and a true juggernaut of the 80's.

Lateralus

TOOL

5/5

The fist time I listened to this album I was 13. Devouring every metal release I could get. This one I labeled boring. Took me a couple of years to change my mind. Sure it's a bit of a pretentious album, but it's a vivacious listen, with excellent musicianship.

Brand New Eyes

Paramore

4/5

My sister used to have this album and I heard it alot through our shared wall. It's quite energetic and in certain songs the riffage really stands out. Songwriting-wise it's focused on catchy hooks, and well, it works. This poppunk album mainly landed with girls, which is good, but should expand beyon that. Certainly more Fall Out Boy than Avril Lavigne.

Has A Good Home

Final Fantasy

3/5

It's a good indie album, nothing more, nothing less.

Images and Words

Dream Theater

3/5

Not a band I'm very excited about, but in little doses, I can stomach. I own the albums When dream an day unite and Octavarium, and I enjoy those just a tad more. But if you are into Dream Theaters brand of Prog Metal you won't be dissapointed

Keep It like a Secret

Built To Spill

4/5

Conjures up images of roadtrips, lost love and youth gone by.

Witness

Modern Life Is War

5/5

I want to thank the person who put this album in this list. Amazing, gripping, emotive (post?) Hardcore.

Don't Say No

Billy Squier

4/5

Some kick ass rock n roll. Energetic.

Alive Or Just Breathing

Killswitch Engage

4/5

While I blame this band partly for redefining what we qualify as metalcore, going from Merauder, All Out War, Congress and Liar to Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium and As I Lay Dying is quite the turnaround, they are a band whose early albums get a thumb up from me. Still quite hard, good to great riffwork, and decent pipes on the vocalist (I however do prefer Howard Jones). I would prefer no clean vocals, but they made that the cornerstone of their definition of metalcore, so what you gonna do?

Diamonds & Gasoline

Turnpike Troubadours

3/5

Catchy, enjoyable for once, but could this work out of any other country than America?

Take It From The Man

The Brian Jonestown Massacre

3/5

Pleasant but not my cup of tea for more than that

All Hour Cymbals

Yeasayer

3/5

Quite eclectic.

Fear of a Blank Planet

Porcupine Tree

5/5

Things We Lost In The Fire

Low

3/5

Englabörn

Jóhann Jóhannsson

4/5

Hauntingly beautiful in a minimalistisch setting. Nice discovery!

Pony Express Record

Shudder To Think

4/5

Som mathrocky goodness, it's not always palatable, but today i happen to be in the mood for it!

Night Drive

Chromatics

3/5

Blade Runner

Vangelis

3/5

Telefone

Noname

4/5

I'm not in the loop about new hiphop except what gets through via the media. It's not much to talk about, with exceptions. But this Noname makes me think that good hiphop still lives, it just doesn't get through to me. An R&B influence can tip the scale to the negative for me, but it's not the case for me. A quick tip of the hat to the production too.

After Hours

The Weeknd

2/5

Transmissions

STARSET

2/5

Triage

David Baerwald

3/5

Nonagon Infinity

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

5/5

Like surfing on music. Tremendous fuzzy fun!

Somewhere In The Between

Streetlight Manifesto

4/5

Que c'est triste Venise

Charles Aznavour

4/5

Slip

Quicksand

5/5

TRON: Legacy

Daft Punk

2/5

Doesn't really scream Daft Punk to me. Other than that, it's exactly what it says: a score to a movie I have no interest in.

A1A

Jimmy Buffett

3/5

I like the general style of this but I'm a bit too young for the sentiment he sings about or too European for this particular slice of Americana.

Recipe for Hate

Bad Religion

5/5

I admire the line that Bad Religion walks between Punk and melody, certainly masters in their craft. Superhit American Jesus does jump out something fierce.

I Need to Start a Garden

Haley Heynderickx

4/5

This indiefolk needs a couple of listens to truly capture you. I had two partical tracks that roped me in and after that it clicked more and more.

Deep Down Happy

Sports Team

3/5

This was fun. And sometimes that's enough.

Look Sharp!

Joe Jackson

5/5

I thought I only knew Joe Jackson from the cover Anthrax madevof 'Got the time'. Turns out I know atleast two other songs andcthe guy makes a kickass record! No notes!

F♯ A♯ ∞

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

4/5

Always loved this band, but they make you wait for it, even when compared to bands in their ilk.

Brat

Charli xcx

2/5

This was as close to noise as pop can be.

Jaco Pastorius

5/5

A bassheavy funk/jazz album? Wow! This warrants a couple more listens but I enjoyed this tremendously.

No Balance Palace

Kashmir

5/5

I was gonna put a couple of references to artists I compare to this but after checking the date they started they probably influenced them. This was amazing for it's entire duration. Props!

Autobiografia

Duncan Dhu

3/5

I admire this, not every album has to be in english, but the duration messes with my ability to like it. It's good but not good enough for more than an hour.

Tales Of Mystery And Imagination

The Alan Parsons Project

4/5

Very upbeat for progrock and for avretelling of Poe's stories. That being said, musically this is the bee's knees.

The Lioness

Songs: Ohia

3/5

Erratic Cinematic

Gerry Cinnamon

4/5

Penguin Eggs

Nic Jones