My 1001 Albums Journey

Personal listening statistics

Journey in Progress

Discovering music one album at a time

300
Albums Rated
3.6
Avg Rating
57
5-Star Albums
28%
Complete
789 albums remaining

Rating Speed

3.9
Per Week
543
Days Active

Reviews

81
Written
27%
Review Rate

vs Global

0.34
Avg Diff
3.6
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Rating Distribution

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Rating Timeline

Your average rating over time

Ratings by Decade

Which era do you prefer?

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When do you listen?

Your Taste Profile

1950s
Favorite Decade
Grunge
Favorite Genre
other
Top Origin
Generous
Rater Style
8
1-Star Albums

5-Star Albums (57)

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Taste Analysis

Genre Preferences

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Your Unique Taste

You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
What's That Noise? 5 2.78 +2.22
The Sounds Of India 5 2.85 +2.15
Eli And The Thirteenth Confession 5 2.94 +2.06
Ogden's Nut Gone Flake 5 2.95 +2.05
Rings Around The World 5 2.97 +2.03

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
The Joshua Tree 1 3.67 -2.67
Car Wheels On A Gravel Road 1 2.99 -1.99
Psychocandy 1 2.93 -1.93
BEYONCÉ 1 2.85 -1.85
(What's The Story) Morning Glory 2 3.84 -1.84

Artist Analysis

Favorite Artists

Artists with 2+ albums and high weighted score

ArtistAlbumsAvgScore
R.E.M. 3 4.67 3.83
The White Stripes 2 5 3.8

Popular Reviews

5/5
Already a fan of Coldcut although I must admit I hadn't listened to this one until now due to it's lack of being readily availability. Great mix of vocal and instrumental tracks which would become the style of many of their albums to come. High energy and a blast to listen to. Although it must be said that the first track, "People Hold On" does sound noticeably different to the rest of the album but is still a great song none-the-less Stand out tracks: - My Telephone - Stop This Crazy Thing - No Connection
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Christina Aguilera
2/5
The second disc was a lot better than the first. Without wanting to put words into the artists mouth it definitely felt more like what they wanted to make whereas the first disc felt a bit, manufactured, for lack of a better term which made it a bit difficult to get through. Most of the songs on the first disc were written by half-a-dozen people, whereas the second just a couple. Felt a lot more personal and a lot more interesting. Stand out songs: - Welcome - Hurt
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1-Star Albums (8)