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Album	You	Global	Diff
Gentlemen The Afghan Whigs	5	2.9	+2.1
Darklands The Jesus And Mary Chain	5	3.23	+1.77
Nebraska Bruce Springsteen	5	3.31	+1.69
Blur Blur	5	3.33	+1.67
The Atomic Mr Basie Count Basie & His Orchestra	5	3.5	+1.5
New Boots And Panties Ian Dury	4	2.69	+1.31
Vulnicura Björk	4	2.79	+1.21
All Things Must Pass George Harrison	5	3.81	+1.19
More Specials The Specials	4	2.95	+1.05

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Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

The Smashing Pumpkins

3/5

Blur

5/5

Gentlemen

The Afghan Whigs

5/5

Led Zeppelin II

Led Zeppelin

5/5

Darklands

The Jesus And Mary Chain

5/5

Roger the Engineer

The Yardbirds

4/5

Some lovely guitar licks and a general sound that seems way ahead of its time.

Let's Stay Together

Al Green

3/5

Some lovely, undeniably beautiful songs, but as an entire album tends to feel a bit monotonous.

Exile On Main Street

The Rolling Stones

4/5

Great stuff, I'm generally already a Stones person, and had never until now fully listened to this record. A bit all over the place and certainly not my fav Stones record, but still lots to hang onto.

All Things Must Pass

George Harrison

5/5

I already recently fully got into this record, so listening to this was a breeze. Incredibly captivating from start to finish, which is saying a lot, considering this is nearly two hours of music. Beautiful melodies, often excellent production, will surely be revisited many times in the future.

Vulnicura

Björk

4/5

Bjork isn't one of my go to artists, so I was a bit skeptical about this, but the production here is gorgeous, with beautiful string arrangements regularly pierced by nasty club beats. Bjork's pain in the lyrics is highly palpable, resulting in a great break up record.

New Boots And Panties

Ian Dury

4/5

Highly education listen for me, had no idea Ian was Baxter Dury's dad, and there's so much innovation going on here, it's crazy how many lines you can draw from this to stuff I love and regularly listen to in the present day. Not saying it's all front to back enjoyable and without potential skips, but there's plenty here musically and, especially, lyrically to hang onto.

The Last Of The True Believers

Nanci Griffith

3/5

Gorillaz

4/5

Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

Arctic Monkeys

4/5

More Specials

The Specials

4/5

Pacific Ocean Blue