After going through 1089 albums that were more or less pretty shitty, I wouldn't have thought of a solo album by a girl from S Club 7, but hey. Who am I to judge?
Still, I was surprised by how good it was, considering the genre. Way to go!
Generic Country music. Some songs were nice, but I largely prefer Marty Robbins & Co.
Great modern take on Wyrd Folk. Beautiful album and very happy to find this here!
Sounds like if Tom Waits was in an industrial/post-punk band (like an extension to Bone Machine, I guess). What a nightmare!
Not bad stuff, but clearly stuck in its time. I enjoyed some audacious arrangements, but I was mainly worn down by the cheesiness of it all.
I understand that a lot of people like this and that the beats are mostly pretty nice, but as a french speaker I find most of his themes very cringey. Even the hits can't save this one as a whole, for me.
Very good! Midwest Emo was very much underrepresented on the official list, so it's very cool to find this (and American Football) on the user list.
Better than the one offered on the ''true'' list, but not a great album either. Really not necessary here.
Probably my favorite from King Gizzard and a true masterpiece of modern prog/psych!
Sounds like your usual "1001" album. Pretty generic stuff, in my opinion.
Mostly sounds like Porcupine Tree with screams, but still pretty good and their best album.
Yeah, like 3 Beastie Boys wasn't enough already. I mean, this one is very good, but is that really the only thing you can offer to the list diversity?
An heavy metal rock opera that is as interesting as watching your clothes dry on the line. What a W.A.S.T.E. of time.
Oh! That's my modest contribution to the user list alright. Christian Vander's mind must be quite the maze. At the death of John Coltrane he wanted to create something to honor him and that was the birth of Zeuhl. There's some jazz in there, for sure, but it's heavily mixed with wagnerian opera and outer space military rythms under the prog rock stamp. One of the craziest albums I've ever heard and a concept that spans over their whole discography. It's something I think everyone should hear at least once, even if it's clearly not made for every ears. Hope you enjoy it!
Mom, can we have Duran Duran?
No, we already have Duran Duran at home.
Duran Duran at home :
Maybe this album will go away if I pretend I'm dead.
This! This is great stuff and it should be on the original list alright.
In the Court is essential to the list, but Red should've been too. Incredible stuff and a great add!
Boring and generic pop punk. I'm sorry, but I can't stand this kind of stuff and I still can't believe how famous they got with this.
Nothing bad, but all I hear is a generic 2000's indie rock/folk band like so many of them back then.
I can't believe anyone would suggest to add this album to the list. What a horrible experience.
I prefer Kimono, but this is still quite the landmark in terms on Synthpop. Something everyone should hear!
A very important album that should've been on the list if they cared to include any post-rock at all. Still, I'm not a big fan of this style and neither this band, but their influence is undeniable.
One of my favorite Heavy Metal albums and it really should've been in the original list. Great addition!
Thee Oh Sees are fucking amazing and you really get their energy live, so it make sense to add a live album. Check them out, they're very prolific and diverse!
It's alright, but this genre was more than covered on the original list.
I think I liked it better than Ten. Still a very overrated band, IMO.
Nazi punks, fuck off!
Meh. I don't really see the point to add this kind of albums to the "list".
I just love Jazz Fusion.
I get it, but this kind of stuff really is just stuck in its time. Not bad, but didn't age very good.
Ah yes, Zolo! The quirky side of New Wave (Devo, B-52's, etc). I discovered Oingo Boingo along The Forbidden Zone movie the band was created for and boy, what a ride! Their two first albums are among my favorite albums of all time and this one is great too, but it's clearly their most accessible. Great stuff and always a pleasure to listen to!
One of the greatest albums to come out of Quebec and so very justified to be found here. If you forget the language barrier, I consider it one of the greatest albums of the early 2000's and it still didn't age a bit!
I like Steven Wilson solo even more than Porcupine Tree and this album is simply amazing. So full of emotions and soaked with the melancholy of a love that could have been.
I think it's still very early to add this here, but it's a very good example of how good pop music can be in this decade.
I long thought that any Grunge band couldn't impress me anymore, but I've found something different in Failure and this album's probably their best. I don't know if I would've added it to the list, but it's quite fun!
Beautiful album. I don't listen to Sufjan very often, but it's always great!
One of the greatest jazz album of all time and a personal favorite!
A fun album that I really enjoyed while in highschool. Doesn't hit as hard today.
A very important album, but I'm just not that into 90s indie rock.
I'm really not a fan of Helloween and Power Metal in general, but that didn't stop me from listening to their whole discography for "fun". Walls of Jericho is one of the enjoyable ones, but it still isn't my kind of stuff. I think Power Metal was still very under represented in the original list.
Sounds like an uninspired Talk Talk album. I'm not a big fan of 90s' Marillion.
A masterpiece of the 80s. It's such a feelgood album for me and something I never get tired of.
I get that a lot of people like this, but I didn't get hooked over this, especially because of its lenght.
A masterclass in Jazz Fusion. A great album!
