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Album	You	Global	Diff
Pyromania Def Leppard	5	3.13	+1.87
GREY Area Little Simz	5	3.24	+1.76
Raw Power The Stooges	5	3.31	+1.69

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Album	You	Global	Diff
Astral Weeks Van Morrison	2	3.26	-1.26
In It For The Money Supergrass	2	3.23	-1.23
Peter Gabriel Peter Gabriel	2	3.23	-1.23
Time Out Of Mind Bob Dylan	2	3.21	-1.21
The Wall Pink Floyd	3	4.13	-1.13
Dare! The Human League	2	3.05	-1.05
The Notorious Byrd Brothers The Byrds	2	3.04	-1.04

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Absolute banger of an album and really showed me some of the origins of bands I’ve liked throughout the years. The influence of the stooges is wider than I had thought. It also helped I listened to this album while driving around Southern California in a truck with the windows down. Felt like I was in Lords of Dogtown :))))

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Every song sounded the same

Absolute ripper. Will go back time and time again.

Big ol' fan. I had been recommended a Little Simz song a couple weeks ago from a different album and really enjoyed it so I was pleased to get offered up this one. Super fun, unique music production with all sorts of different vibes and instrumentations. Weird notice but she must have a metronome in her head because she raps so fucking on-beat it's insane. Big fan of all of it. especially 'Offence' 'Boss' and '101 FM'

Relax is obviously a classic but quite played out for me after seen Zoolander 1 trillion times. I definitely was not expecting the Bruce Springsteen cover part of the way through. That was a nice treat. And it is ultimately what saved it from a two star review.

Background music for 40 minutes with a single breath of “oh ok maybe” on the second to last song but that feeling fleeted after 20 seconds and then the album ended. Shrug

Tbh at first I was like "oh yeah I know this guy/this voice/that one song" but then throughout the whole album I was surprised at how many of this dude's songs I knew and recognized. None of them are total bangers imho but I enjoy a good nostalgia dopamine infusion.

Big fat 3 for me. Had some moments of ripping but ultimately just sounded like relatively outdated rock music. I'm sure at the time the album was a bop.