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AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Vulnicura
Björk
5 2.79 +2.21
Tapestry
Carole King
5 3.92 +1.08

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The Genius Of Ray Charles
Ray Charles
2 3.62 -1.62

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My Generation by The Who
Sep 01 2023

Surprisingly entertaining, I really had a good time listening to this. The mixing is a bit questionable but it didn't bother me... actually it helped me enjoy this record. It felt a lot more authentic. My only complaint is that it feels very one-dimentional and formulaic, so it's pretty easy to get bored. Also, the second half is so much worse than the first one. Best song: My Generation

The Genius Of Ray Charles by Ray Charles
Sep 02 2023

I mean it's pleasant to listen to, but after finishing it, I realised how there's nothing really memorable on this album, at least for me. I feel like it lacks of highlights. Great performances overall, and I like his voice. Sadly I'm also not a big fan of the scratchy production. Best song: Let the Good Times Roll

First Band On The Moon by The Cardigans
Sep 03 2023

What can I say? It's a really well made, beautifully crafted, charming indie pop rock album. This isn't just "the album with Lovefool in it". First Band on the Moon really sounds like the quintessential 90s indie album. Best song: Been It

Murmur by R.E.M.
Sep 04 2023

Even though their style can be found in many later bands, REM's debut still sounds pretty unique. This mix of jangle pop and alt rock with a lot of post punk influences really works and will set the tone for the 80s rock sound. It could sound a bit formulaic, and many people could get bored of it pretty quickly, but it's just so catchy. The vibe is unmatchable Best song: Laughing

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Sep 05 2023

Surprisingly entertaining classic rock album. From the cover and the track names I was expecting some boring, sloppy heartland rock. Well, the lyrics were cringe-y at times, but the songs were all catchy and their sound actually felt authentic and full of passion. I can't say I'll come back to this very often, but I'm positively surprised. Best song: American Girl

Tapestry by Carole King
Sep 06 2023

Great soft rock compositions, amazing vocal performance, simple yet effective songwriting: that's what makes Tapestry so special. You could listen to this album 1000 times and you would still vibe with it. Not a single song skipped and it's sad Carole King has only one popular album. Best song: I Feel the Earth Move

Being There by Wilco
Sep 07 2023

It's a very well made country album. The production is rough but it gives a sense of authenticity to the music... it almost feels like you're there with them while they're playing. The only flaw is that it's way too long, and the second half is worse than the first one. But 90% of the songs are hit. Best song: Dreamer In My Dreams

Dry by PJ Harvey
Sep 08 2023

Damn... it's raw. I like it.

Pretzel Logic by Steely Dan
Sep 09 2023

Emana anni 70 da tutti i pori. Un disco solido, pop rock, un po' jazz a tratti, interessante ma assolutamente non il mio genere. Non penso ci ritornerò mai. 3/5

Vulnicura by Björk
Sep 10 2023

Voce straordinaria, melodie straordinarie, 1 ora volata 5/5

Cheerleader

Average rating: 3.80 (0.43 above global average).

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