1001 Albums Summary

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4.61

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1970s

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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Trafalgar Bee Gees	5	2.63	+2.37
Songs The Lord Taught Us The Cramps	5	2.84	+2.16
Time (The Revelator) Gillian Welch	5	3.06	+1.94
No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith (Live) Motörhead	5	3.06	+1.94
Cypress Hill Cypress Hill	5	3.15	+1.85
Vespertine Björk	5	3.16	+1.84
american dream LCD Soundsystem	5	3.17	+1.83
Dry PJ Harvey	5	3.24	+1.76
Faith George Michael	5	3.27	+1.73
Daydream Nation Sonic Youth	5	3.3	+1.7

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
evermore Taylor Swift	2	3.03	-1.03

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Artist	Albums	Average
Björk	2	5

5-Star Albums (24)

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Popular Reviews

Dry

PJ Harvey

5/5

Sublime and classic.

2 likes

Juju

Siouxsie And The Banshees

5/5

Dark brooding and frankly a little scary. But recommended

1 likes

Atomizer

Big Black

4/5

Unexpected funk - a treat for the ears

1 likes

No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith (Live)

Motörhead

5/5

Best live rock and roll album ever made. Made the bands reputation rock solid. ( no pun intended)

1 likes

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Grace

Jeff Buckley

5/5

A classic. Everyone knows this. A gem of perfectly captured talent that is bittersweet as we wanted more , and that’s never going to happen

The Queen Is Dead

The Smiths

5/5

Captures the zeitgeist of the time as well as teenage angst and melancholy yearning for something better and fulfilling.

The Dark Side Of The Moon

Pink Floyd

5/5

One of the best albums ever. Listen to it all the time. Driving, working, reading, sitting in a dark room with headphones. I used a quadrophonic mix to test out a surround sound system. All time favourite.

american dream

LCD Soundsystem

5/5

Pounding and creative. A real manifesto for this collective

The Man Who

Travis

3/5

Dank , dreary and depressing. A solo exploration of what it was like to be of an age where the crushing realisation of responsibility was approaching. Not my thing but appreciated the fragile beauty of the melodies.

Pornography

The Cure

5/5

Dry

PJ Harvey

5/5

Sublime and classic.

evermore

Taylor Swift

2/5

Not my kind of thing, found it trite, by the numbers but well sung

A Northern Soul

The Verve

4/5

Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul

Otis Redding

5/5

American Idiot

Green Day

5/5

Step In The Arena

Gang Starr

3/5

Not my thing - sounded decent rhough

Electric Warrior

T. Rex

5/5

Cypress Hill

5/5

Beautiful album - it has wit, agression, inventive use of rhyme and samples. Excellent

That's The Way Of The World

Earth, Wind & Fire

5/5

Disco - smooth mix of Uptempo grooves and low tempo slow dancing love songs

Juju

Siouxsie And The Banshees

5/5

Dark brooding and frankly a little scary. But recommended

Bad

Michael Jackson

3/5

Don’t care for this albumsmusic but the supporting videos are very interesting

Atomizer

Big Black

4/5

Unexpected funk - a treat for the ears

Vespertine

Björk

5/5

Beautiful and sublime. Epic

Paranoid

Black Sabbath

5/5

Classic , dark and brooding , part of the fine run of excellent albums Sabbath did in this period that didn’t really sip in quality until maybe after Sabbath bloody sabbath

Talking Book

Stevie Wonder

5/5

Funky and creative - another fine collection of grooves that make you consider life at the same time

Debut

Björk

5/5

A beautiful debut, and an album worth exploring over and over again

Time (The Revelator)

Gillian Welch

5/5

Faith