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20
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3.85
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2%
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1970s
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Rock
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UK
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7
5-Star Albums
1
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You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Street Signs
Ozomatli
5 2.87 +2.13
Spiderland
Slint
5 2.98 +2.02
The Atomic Mr Basie
Count Basie & His Orchestra
5 3.5 +1.5
Black Holes and Revelations
Muse
5 3.59 +1.41
Heroes
David Bowie
5 3.61 +1.39
Oedipus Schmoedipus
Barry Adamson
4 2.79 +1.21
A Walk Across The Rooftops
The Blue Nile
4 2.86 +1.14
Ten
Pearl Jam
5 3.92 +1.08
Killing Joke
Killing Joke
4 2.99 +1.01

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Bringing It All Back Home
Bob Dylan
1 3.64 -2.64
It's Blitz!
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
2 3.49 -1.49
You're Living All Over Me
Dinosaur Jr.
2 3.08 -1.08

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David Bowie
5/5
Beauty and the beast: Always been a fan of the weirdness of David bowie songs, this is a great example good choice for first song to introduce what were about to expirience Joe the lion: This would be so sick live. Lots of energy, something different and new all of the time Heroes: It wierd how much simpler this song sounds, but how busy it still feels. So many layers. Him repeating we can be heroes hits deap for some reason, really reaches into the soul a bit Sons of silent age: I love how bowie stumbles with his words but the baround singers really solidify thats its intentful, bringing from sounding like drunk ramblings to poetic reaching. So far all of these songs need another 5 minutes because I just want more Blackout: Head bopping Grove at the beginning while brain scrambling at the same time. Again so many layers. Like all the band members know what the idea is but each have their own spin on its definition and direction. V-2 Schneider: Snare drum and raspy guitar are giving war, the bass is giving sunglasses and destination, the repetition is like were driving medium but going no where fast. So much imagination and scene build into the song Sense of doubt: And we've arrived to our destination from the previous song. And its scary but maybe a little curious, maybe we don't know its scary yet. A very opposite sided call and repeat. Lots of tension. Moss garden: We've arrived to the other side of the tunnel and the is glowing life. Maybe pink leaves falling from the stringed instrument. Very grandiose and beautiful. This is one of those song where you remember to breath to your own rythm at the end because you didn't realize how captivated you were. Neukoln: Suddenly the tension is back. Gotta love a raspy sax, what a bend! The slightly techno sounds is giving robot and alien, and maybe the sax is saying "where am i" while taking in the scene. The end is a little desperate. The bend range of the note is so impressive The secret of arabia: Imagine if they ended on that last song😂😭, it'd take me a couple of minutes to realize I was supposed to leave haha. What a groovy way to bring us back to reality. An Arabic disco. The clapping! Again, imagine everyone live doing the clapping. It would be so much tirany and followers vibes, but it would be irresistible not to follow. Very "they will not control us" from the Uprising - Muse song. I wish the fade wasn't there, wouldve liked the song to actually end. Overall, for me the album is an easy 5, but my only beef is that this is not the kind of album you introduce to strangers to be like "I like this kind of music", kind of an acquired taste even though it would be so cool to enjoy this with like minded people. This would be fantastic to hear live. Thanks for the journey
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