My 1001 Albums Journey

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124
Albums Rated
3.3
Avg Rating
8
5-Star Albums
11%
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965 albums remaining

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1050
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124
Written
100%
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-0.03
Avg Diff
3.3
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1980s
Favorite Decade
Punk
Favorite Genre
UK
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1
1-Star Albums

5-Star Albums (8)

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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Public Image: First Issue 5 2.43 +2.57
Rattus Norvegicus 5 3.15 +1.85
All Mod Cons 5 3.25 +1.75
The Köln Concert 5 3.39 +1.61
The Velvet Underground 5 3.54 +1.46

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Truth 1 3.16 -2.16
Brothers 2 3.58 -1.58
Funeral 2 3.57 -1.57
Songs For Swingin' Lovers! 2 3.52 -1.52
Abbey Road 3 4.46 -1.46

Popular Reviews

David Bowie
2/5
Because I'm familiar with Bowie's great albums, this is very much a dissappointment. There's nothing special or moving about this. I hold Bowie to higher standards than I would any other artist, so I'd expect better from him. I'm glad blackstar was so much better than this, what an awful thing it would be if this had ended up being Bowie's last studio album.
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24 likes
Public Image Ltd.
5/5
How is this one of the lowest rated albums on here?! You people have no taste. This is one of the greatest post-punk albums ever made, thanks mostly to Mr Keith Levene with the incredible guitar, and Jah Wobble with the gorgeous dub-style bass. Lydon's lyrics give the album an extra kick. I've heard this album countless time and I love the sex pistols and a lot of other work Lydon has done so of course I'm very biased about my adoration of this album. On a first listen, I don't think I 'got' this album. So in all fairness, it will take time for someone to appreciate just how good it is. Fav tracks: Religion II. So angry. I love it. Annalisa and Theme are great. Theme in particular has a great opening bassline. And lydon's screaming on it must have disgusted so many listeners :)
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16 likes
The Smiths
5/5
The smiths are one of my favourite bands, and I've heard this album countless times - an effortles 5 from me. Funny how the generator 'convieniently' gave me this album a day after it was announced the Queen died. I always used to get a kick out of the"TQID" song, but now she's actually dead it isn't particularly enjoyable anymore. Not because I'm grieving over the Queen(news of her death produced only indifference from me). But because the song has lost its edginess now that she's actually gone. This album will always be great, the perfect album to introduce someone to the Smiths. People who hate on Morrissey are total bores.
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1 likes
Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart
4/5
Really liked this. Spiritual feel to it. A suprising addition was Sinead O Connor's vocals included throughout the album. Her voice, combined with Jah Wobble's addictive basslines made the album. Personally felt the first half was better than the second half. Nonetheless, great album. Wobble's changed up his style compared with his days in PiL. Refreshing to hear music using a combination of different cultures.
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Frankie Goes To Hollywood
2/5
worse than i expected. i've been having a hard-on for the 80s recently - all things 80s music so i was looking forward to listening to this. but it was the definition of lower mid music - some ok songs, most are dull and skippable. i cannot understand how this is an essential album in the slightest.the only interesting song is relax.
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