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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Porcupine Echo And The Bunnymen	5	3.09	+1.91
Dub Housing Pere Ubu	4	2.35	+1.65
Smash The Offspring	5	3.37	+1.63
Songs From The Big Chair Tears For Fears	5	3.74	+1.26
Axis: Bold As Love Jimi Hendrix	5	3.79	+1.21
Metallica Metallica	5	3.79	+1.21
Time Out The Dave Brubeck Quartet	5	3.84	+1.16
Grievous Angel Gram Parsons	4	2.86	+1.14
Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin	5	3.92	+1.08
Exodus Bob Marley & The Wailers	5	3.94	+1.06

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Moondance Van Morrison	2	3.71	-1.71
Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim Frank Sinatra	2	3.27	-1.27

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Exodus

Bob Marley & The Wailers

5/5

This is possibly the greatest reggae album of all time. Natural Mystic’s opening bars transport you away and the rest is just magical from then on.

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The Fat Of The Land

The Prodigy

4/5

Disraeli Gears

Cream

3/5

I don’t like Cream and even though this is a classic making bluesy riffs wind into catchy choruses, it has a frosty coldness to it. That 60s fuzz on here, so often imitated afterwards, is quite draining after a while. Finally given this record is by that arch racist Clapton it’s sometimes hard to get out of my head his clear skill from his vile views.

The Doors

5/5

A masterful psychedelic classic linking in elements of folk and jazz into some truly epic songs.

Axis: Bold As Love

Jimi Hendrix

5/5

A work of art.

Ready To Die

The Notorious B.I.G.

4/5

It is a masterpiece of a particular era; g-funk with a distinct deep funk bass line and tinny guitar/70s soul sample. Biggie smalls is a lyrical master even if some of his portraits touch on the lowest of misogynistic tropes. It is still worth listening to even now as pure artefact of an era.

You Want It Darker

Leonard Cohen

3/5

Peace Sells...But Who's Buying

Megadeth

4/5

Awesome the face of perfect Metal

Deep Purple In Rock

Deep Purple

3/5

Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim

Frank Sinatra

2/5

Suzanne Vega

3/5

Doggystyle

Snoop Dogg

4/5

Dub Housing

Pere Ubu

4/5

Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul

Otis Redding

3/5

Time Out

The Dave Brubeck Quartet

5/5

This is one of the greatest jazz albums of all time. The elegance and streamlined nature of the tracks, the modernism of Take Five it is just fantastic.

Grace

Jeff Buckley

4/5

Smash

The Offspring

5/5

This is a bath of beautiful melodic, unrestrained punk. It is rightfully considered one of the greatest albums in the genre.

Grievous Angel

Gram Parsons

4/5

Aqualung

Jethro Tull