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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Channel Orange Frank Ocean	5	3.32	+1.68
Dirt Alice In Chains	5	3.46	+1.54
Kenza Khaled	4	2.58	+1.42
Black Holes and Revelations Muse	5	3.59	+1.41
Machine Head Deep Purple	5	3.59	+1.41
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Wu-Tang Clan	5	3.6	+1.4
In The Court Of The Crimson King King Crimson	5	3.6	+1.4
Van Halen Van Halen	5	3.63	+1.37
Getz/Gilberto Stan Getz	5	3.65	+1.35
The Low End Theory A Tribe Called Quest	5	3.7	+1.3

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Club Classics Vol. One Soul II Soul	1	2.82	-1.82
Beggars Banquet The Rolling Stones	2	3.62	-1.62
Eliminator ZZ Top	2	3.38	-1.38
Entertainment Gang Of Four	2	3.25	-1.25
Mermaid Avenue Billy Bragg	2	3.17	-1.17
Behaviour Pet Shop Boys	2	3.04	-1.04

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Beatles	3	5

5-Star Albums (18)

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In The Wee Small Hours

Frank Sinatra

4/5

A lot of people have complained about their relationships, and a lot of people will continue to, but Sinatra has an earnestness that’s genuinely hard to describe.

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Black Holes and Revelations

Muse

5/5

Definitely Maybe

Oasis

4/5

Blood Sugar Sex Magik

Red Hot Chili Peppers

4/5

Brothers In Arms

Dire Straits

4/5

Boston

4/5

Behaviour

Pet Shop Boys

2/5

Eagles

4/5

Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

Arctic Monkeys

4/5

The Wildest!

Louis Prima

4/5

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Beatles

5/5

Siembra

Willie Colón & Rubén Blades

4/5

Low

David Bowie

3/5

Black Metal

Venom

2/5

Club Classics Vol. One

Soul II Soul

1/5

Remain In Light

Talking Heads

4/5

Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Wu-Tang Clan

5/5

Revolver

Beatles

5/5

The Number Of The Beast

Iron Maiden

4/5

Dire Straits

4/5

Welcome to the Afterfuture

Mike Ladd

3/5

An odd mix of techno and boom bap.

Doggystyle

Snoop Dogg

4/5

Gris Gris

Dr. John

2/5

Some weird psychedelic sample based stuff that was unique but not all that coherent.

Are You Experienced

Jimi Hendrix

5/5

Psychedelic guitar rock at its finest. Jimi is a legend and the production on this thing is stellar.

Pet Sounds

The Beach Boys

5/5

Some of the most ornate production on a pop record of all time. The album cover is terrible but the music itself is so joyous it hardly matters.

The ArchAndroid

Janelle Monáe

4/5

Inexplicably opens with a gorgeous orchestral track and (for the most part) continues that creativity and spontaneity throughout the record.

Entertainment

Gang Of Four

2/5

Definitely needs a relisten — great lyrics, good energy, but dissonant, stripped-back, post-punk does not add up to a very enjoyable listen.

Slayed?

Slade

3/5

Alright British arena stuff.

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Simon & Garfunkel

4/5

Pleasantly orchestrated, pleasantly sung, pleasantly written, simply done, and just well made.

Getz/Gilberto

Stan Getz

5/5

Bossa Nova is king. Stan Getz’s work here is just as fantastic and smooth as his name.

Seventeen Seconds

The Cure

3/5

I’ve come around to goth rock and the production on this is pretty interesting but this album was quite boring overall.

AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted

Ice Cube

4/5

Ice Cube’s delivery and flow are iconic, and his vivid and violent lyrics suit the vibe he’s going for even if they get a bit repetitive.

Hunting High And Low

a-ha

4/5

Opens with a classic and continues with well-made chamber and synth driven pop.

Channel Orange

Frank Ocean

5/5

Emotional and moving alternative R’n’B. Frank Ocean’s control of orchestration and lyricism is unparalleled.

Swordfishtrombones

Tom Waits

3/5

I’ve never heard anything that sounds like this album, odd mix of beat poetry with non-traditional instruments and insane vocal delivery.

Vol. 4

Black Sabbath

5/5

Pink Flag

Wire

3/5

Art-punk is a weird genre. It's not experimental enough to be called post-punk or anything, and doesn't switch up the punk formula all that much. But there's something off about it, like a longer song here and there, or some odd instrumentation. But it's still very go-ahead punk. Just a weird middle-line.

Master Of Puppets

Metallica

4/5

Ray Of Light

Madonna

3/5

Mermaid Avenue

Billy Bragg

2/5

Country isn’t bad but the album felt samey and just wasn’t up my alley.

Fulfillingness' First Finale

Stevie Wonder

4/5

Certainly not his best but Stevie Wonder is such a joyous artist and everything he makes just exudes happiness.

Beggars Banquet

The Rolling Stones

2/5

The Stones’ production and blues rock style have never really appealed to me.

Picture Book

Simply Red

4/5

The Low End Theory

A Tribe Called Quest

5/5

Rap in its purest, most distilled form. Impeccable bars, and a stripped back production that is so clean you could eat off of it.

In The Wee Small Hours

Frank Sinatra

4/5

A lot of people have complained about their relationships, and a lot of people will continue to, but Sinatra has an earnestness that’s genuinely hard to describe.

Run-D.M.C.

3/5

I can appreciate how influential this group is and the talent of their rapping abilities but the production on this thing has aged like milk.

Eliminator

ZZ Top

2/5

Generic rock, unfortunately, despite the lovely Texan accent.

A Northern Soul

The Verve

3/5

You've Come a Long Way Baby

Fatboy Slim

3/5

Repetition rules but an hour of it can get a bit tiring.

Foxbase Alpha

Saint Etienne

3/5

Bad

Michael Jackson

3/5

Buffalo Springfield Again

Buffalo Springfield

3/5

Just a basic rock album here

Madman Across The Water

Elton John

3/5

The compositions here are very sweet but the songs are quite trite.

Lazer Guided Melodies

Spiritualized

4/5

I’m very generous to psychedelic stuff and this definitely is.

In Utero

Nirvana

5/5

There’s no one quite like Nirvana. Brutal yet poppy, experimental yet still rock, abstract and relatable, and teeming with creativity and energy while still being listenable to a larger audience.

Raising Hell

Run-D.M.C.

4/5

A lot better than their debut: more collaboration, better flows, slicker beats, more fun lyrics, and a wholesome energy.

Moss Side Story

Barry Adamson

2/5

Deserves credit for the concept alone, but this is straight up a bad album.

The Boatman's Call

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

4/5

A little bit of Cohen, Buckley, Dylan, and clever instrumentation definitely make up a winning formula.