My 1001 Albums Journey

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Discovering music one album at a time

469
Albums Rated
3.38
Avg Rating
71
5-Star Albums
43%
Complete
620 albums remaining

Rating Speed

3.4
Per Week
970
Days Active

Reviews

330
Written
70%
Review Rate

vs Global

0.08
Avg Diff
3.38
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1960s
Favorite Decade
Jazz
Favorite Genre
other
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8
1-Star Albums

5-Star Albums (71)

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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Suicide 5 2.46 +2.54
Bright Flight 5 2.68 +2.32
Tago Mago 5 2.79 +2.21
Among The Living 5 2.86 +2.14
Apocalypse Dudes 5 2.9 +2.1

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
The Stranger 1 3.86 -2.86
Dirt 1 3.47 -2.47
Garbage 1 3.38 -2.38
Sweet Baby James 1 3.24 -2.24
Frampton Comes Alive 1 3.19 -2.19

Artist Analysis

Favorite Artists

Artists with 2+ albums and high weighted score

ArtistAlbumsAvgScore
Bob Dylan 6 4.83 4.22
Miles Davis 4 4.5 3.86
Simon & Garfunkel 3 4.67 3.83
Fela Kuti 2 5 3.8
Pink Floyd 2 5 3.8
A Tribe Called Quest 2 5 3.8
The Clash 2 5 3.8
The Rolling Stones 4 4.25 3.71
Black Sabbath 3 4.33 3.67

Popular Reviews

Peter Gabriel
2/5
This will never have a revival. Please let these 1980’s production techniques stay buried in the attic. Those who actually enjoyed this at the time are allowed to listen to it with headphones only. The rest of us don’t want to be a part of this. Okay, leave the video for sledgehammer for posterity.
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14 likes
The Shamen
4/5
Never heard of this. But this was great. An album pointing forward to nineties rave culture. There are way too many dismissive voices towards electronic music on this site. This is definitely accomplished dance music, with varied and surprising layers mixed into its pulsating repetitiveness. It fit perfectly for this Saturday night. Contrary to what a lot of the commentators write, I believe this is on equal footing with the more famous acts of the era. Just look past the 90’s dance rap stuff and you’ll find a good electronic record. Stand outs: “Possible Worlds: Deep PSI”, “Hyperreal Orbit”, “Lightspan Soundwave” and “Progen 91”.
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14 likes
The Black Crowes
2/5
Crowes can competently cos-play classic cock-rock.
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4 likes
Boston
3/5
More than a feeling is honestly such a banger. The rest is completely ok for what it is.
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3 likes
The Velvet Underground
2/5
Probably the most overrated album on this site. A lot of commenters obviously not liking it giving it fours or fives, because of its cultural significance and/or for fear of looking uncool. Folks, it’s ok to not like blaring lo-fi art-rock. Sure, it inspired a lot of great stuff that I like, but boy did I not have the patience for this. This is more about image than music. And that image belongs in a museum where folks can adore the counter culture heroes of the past without having to pretend they like their music. Sure it inspired a lot of bands. But everything that sounds amateurish and “real” inspires people to create. Because it lowers the bar and makes it seem possible to do it yourself. So thanks for lowering the bar and paving the way for punk and other diy music I guess.
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1-Star Albums (8)