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You Love More Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Darkdancer | 5 | 2.59 | +2.41 |
| Orbital 2 | 5 | 2.69 | +2.31 |
| Peggy Suicide | 5 | 2.77 | +2.23 |
| Kilimanjaro | 5 | 2.86 | +2.14 |
| Second Toughest In The Infants | 5 | 2.86 | +2.14 |
| Destroy Rock & Roll | 5 | 2.89 | +2.11 |
| Leftism | 5 | 2.9 | +2.1 |
| Microshift | 5 | 3.03 | +1.97 |
| Dig Your Own Hole | 5 | 3.11 | +1.89 |
| Run-D.M.C. | 5 | 3.13 | +1.87 |
You Love Less Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| To Pimp A Butterfly | 1 | 3.61 | -2.61 |
| good kid, m.A.A.d city | 1 | 3.61 | -2.61 |
| Definitely Maybe | 1 | 3.52 | -2.52 |
| Songs For Swingin' Lovers! | 1 | 3.52 | -2.52 |
| That's The Way Of The World | 1 | 3.5 | -2.5 |
| War | 1 | 3.48 | -2.48 |
| Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols | 1 | 3.46 | -2.46 |
| Different Class | 1 | 3.42 | -2.42 |
| Stardust | 1 | 3.4 | -2.4 |
| Eliminator | 1 | 3.38 | -2.38 |
Artists
Favorites
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Radiohead | 3 | 5 |
| Beatles | 3 | 4.67 |
| Air | 2 | 5 |
| Portishead | 2 | 5 |
| Led Zeppelin | 3 | 4.33 |
| Simon & Garfunkel | 3 | 4.33 |
Least Favorites
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Tom Waits | 3 | 1.33 |
| Kendrick Lamar | 2 | 1 |
| U2 | 2 | 1.5 |
| Willie Nelson | 2 | 1.5 |
| Pulp | 2 | 1.5 |
| Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | 4 | 2.25 |
Controversial
| Artist | Ratings |
|---|---|
| The Byrds | 3, 4, 1 |
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3/5
Technically excellent and a solid listen. For me though it wanders a little too close to jazz at times. Maybe it's a sign of ADHD or something but I'm not a fan of loooong tracks, so with two over 10 mins
1 likes
Songhoy Blues
4/5
Great recommendation that I would not have discovered on my own
1 likes
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Neil Young
3/5
Reasonably low key Americana, not offensive but not spectacular either. 'Blues' seems to be a recurring theme in song naming and Ambulance Blues drags on for its 9m playtime.
Walk On and For The Turnstiles were my standout tracks
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
4/5
Lots to like here if you like Elvis Costello's distinctive vibe. Pump it up is rightfully the best known track, but I also liked Little Triggers for being something different and the breathlessness of Lipstick Vogue
Supertramp
4/5
Today I learned that Supertramp are British and not American. Eight mostly chunky songs length wise, if not always in tone, which moves between rock opera to pop and prog rock. The overall vibe is theatrical and a touch campy no doubt offering inspiration to Spinal Tap
* Dreamer was the track I knew best and sounds like prime ELO.
* Hide in Your Shell is my standout track
* Bloody Well Right probably hasn't aged well from 1974 when it was probably edgy, but seems a bit childish now
Bob Marley & The Wailers
3/5
Bob Marley is a cultural icon, with an instantly recognisable sound synonymous with reggae. The trouble for my musical snobbery is that I associate the sound with university halls of residence and people who 'like a bit of reggae' and this album does nothing to surprise or change that perception. Before even pressing play you know what you're going to get.
Compared to reggae and ska that I truly love - Desmond Dekker, Toots and the Maytals, Justin Hinds and the Dominos and so on - there's not much that excited me.
* Natty Dread is a decent choice for the lead track
* Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) is similarly enjoyable
Aerosmith
2/5
Based on my late 80s perception of Aerosmith I was surprised by the variety of styles here. I don't like the song Big Ten Inch Record, but have to admit its not what I was expecting. Have also been educated by how old Walk This Way is.
Standouts for me are Sweet Emotion and You See Me Crying
Johnny Cash
2/5
Contender for the first ever podcast rather than an album and whilst the voiceover is interesting the first time heard, for me it gets somewhat tedious on repeat listens.
Obviously Walk the Line is a classic, but that's about the only high point for me
Metallica
2/5
Having had limited exposure or love of metal as a genre I'm not well placed to say if this a great example or not.
Obviously Metallica are outstanding musicians, the tunes are technically challenging and with no song less than 5 mins, no one is short changed here.
Personally, a little too heavy for my tastes, but I respect the craft and the slower tracks like One I could see myself listening to again.
Kate Bush
4/5
Whilst probably not Kate Bush's best album in my opinion, even on a slow day her work is many times more creative and listenable than 90% of all other music.
A trademark voice paired with a big drums and assorted other percussion and haunting string melodies, this is unmistakeably Kate Bush, albeit a little less approachable than some other work.
That said, it does contain This Woman's Work one of my all time favourite songs which I never tire of listening to. The Fog is another standout track too.
Brian Eno
3/5
A varied but largely enjoyable album which I went into with no preconceptions having not knowingly sought out Brian Eno before in the past.
It's definitely of a time, but pleasant enough for repeated listens despite no song really grabbing my attention and compelling me to add to my favourites
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
1/5
Ah the campish drama of a Nick Cave record. Lyrically descriptive storytelling like Country music paired with theatrical melodies and vibe. No doubt there is some deeper meaning with this record which is going to fly over my head as, to be honest, I don't care.
It doesn't really move me musically or interest me intellectually though I didn't mind The Curse of Millhaven track, that I could listen to more than once. The rest, less so.
Beatles
5/5
Classic and surprisingly varied Beatles album showing increased maturity in writing and themes which still stands up well today. Taxman is curiosity too no doubt a response to their own increased person wealth, but a complete about turn from their working class roots.
Yellow Submarine still feels like a sea shanty though which doesn't really fit with anything else here, but it's hard to mark the rest of the record down because of this.
Ranked personal standouts:
* For No One
* I'm Only Sleeping
* Eleanor Rigby
Sonic Youth
3/5
A bit harder than my tastes usually go, but apart from the final track, it's all pretty listenable. Not sure I'd seek it out again in the future, but I totally hate it either
The Flaming Lips
5/5
Dreamy, somehow futuristic and endlessly replayable, this piece of largely low-fi electronica is right up my street.
I first became aware of this album by hearing the Kleptones take it and fuse with classic hiphop tracks, which is (almost) better than the original, especially if it's the thing you heard first! : https://kleptones.bandcamp.com/album/yoshimi-battles-the-hip-hop-robots
Talk Talk
3/5
Talk Talk here deliver a distinctive style which is both classic 80s in the sense that it's synth heavy, metronomic beat and big on vocals, whilst at the same time being strikingly un-80s in its energyless delivery.
Obviously 'Life's What You Make It' is the standout track, but for me there's little else memorable about it apart from an orchestra of recorders on 'Time It's Time'
Duran Duran
5/5
Quintessential 80s album.
Coldplay
4/5
It would be easy to let what Coldplay have become to cloud one's opinion of this debut album. I almost skipped today's album on that basis, but that forgets what this felt like on release - melancholy, intimate, almost delicate indie rock that felt assured and perfectly at home in Cool Britannia.
A relisten confirms that I do know most of lyrics, so despite my feelings for Coldplay now, this had a sizeable influence in my past
U2
1/5
Probably my favourite U2 album, but it's not saying too much as I'm not a fan of any of them.
Travis
4/5
Another purely nostalgic listen for me which holds up pretty well even after putting aside all the associated feelings I have of the time when I first enjoyed this.
The released singles Writing to Reach You, Turn and Driftwood remain the standout tunes with somewhat haunting melodies and strum along guitars.
I always felt Why Does it Always Rain on me to be a little too twee and that feeling hasn't changed over the years, though I recognise this is the tune that hooked the masses and fuelled the album's overall popularity. Probably I just heard it too many times. The remainder of the album acts as support to these tracks and whilst solid enough, harbour no hidden gems either, apart from maybe the hidden track after Slideshow which is a more boisterous nod to Travis less ballady past.
Talking Heads
4/5
First time listen to this mostly high energy Talking Heads record with a driving beat could be the best thing I've ever heard from them.
Sure I'm still not a fan of David Byrne's nasally voice and it does grate by the end, but that aside, this was a bit of a revelation for me.
Standout track : I'm Not In Love
Justice
3/5
Let's get drunk and freaky fly
Mainstream electronic release with everything you expect. Pounding beats - check, rumbling bass - check, too many samples to count, tweaked beyond recognition - check
It's like a harder faster stronger version of Daft Punk
Marvin Gaye
3/5
Save the babies! Save babies!
Obviously Marvin Gaye is a legend who I won't hear a word against, but this work is very much of a time, conjuring up smoky lounges, velvet, overly large collars, jive turkeys and Blaxploitation.
What's there is pretty accomplished of course, but also kind of short by any standard.
The inspirational, call to action lyrics seem to have fell on deaf ears. Have we saved the babies? No we have not.
Green Day
3/5
American campus rock. One up from REM one down from Pearl Jam. Probably a 3.6 - not great, not terrible.
R.E.M.
2/5
Extra medium right down to the meh picture on the cover. The songs you know are OK, and you missed nothing on the ones you didn't.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
More of getting exactly what you expect from an Elvis Costello album.
Oliver's Army despite the dated lyrics, and Accidents Will Happen are the best well known and standout tracks.
Other less well known tracks like Green Shirt and Party Girl also hold their own. Overall solid.
Orbital
4/5
Completely new album to me which received multiple playback during the day. Solid effort.
3/5
Technically excellent and a solid listen. For me though it wanders a little too close to jazz at times. Maybe it's a sign of ADHD or something but I'm not a fan of loooong tracks, so with two over 10 mins
Janelle Monáe
4/5
This is a great example of why I wanted to do this project - to discover artists that I had never heard of before and end up really liking their albums.
Over a decade old and I'm not sure how this passed me by but such a rich work with numerous styles and clear influences bleeding in.
One caveat is that Apple music only let me listen to the 'Deluxe' version, so I'm not sure how much embellishment from the original work there is.
Stand out tracks: Cold War, Oh Maker and Say You'll Go
The KLF
3/5
Again, Apple are unable to give me the original album and I must listen to the Director's Cut whatever that is.
Regardless, I do understand the cultural significance KLF have made and for sure they are more creative and less basic than 80% of the music industry. That said, I never really bought into their music as something to take seriously, because for me, frivolity has no place in music for some reason. So maybe I'm still reeling from the novelty abomination that is 'Doctorin' The Tardis' and probably have completely missed a point somewhere but even a relisten just now, has not further endeared their music to me
George Jones
2/5
Hard for me to get excited by country music. I'm not offended but then nothing here enlightened or enthralled me
Cocteau Twins
4/5
So it turns out that any preconception I had about the Cocteau Twins is completely false as now I have listened to them, I actually doubt I've ever really listened to anything by them before.
Entirely fitting the shoegaze genre, this is ethereal, dreamy alternative pop. At times Kate Bush-esque and even Chapterhouse on account of the undecipherable vocals.
All in all a bit of a musical education.
Ray Charles
3/5
This holds up remarkably well for an album nearly 65 years old. A mix of big band tracks - a sound I'm nonplussed over - and string led easy listening reminiscent of roaring log fires whilst snow flutters down.
Black Sabbath
3/5
'Heavy metal' in a similar vein to Deep Purple in as much as it's more like rock music. Pretty solid album for something I wouldn't have naturally picked out. 'Changes' is an absolute banger of course.
Dinosaur Jr.
1/5
Wrote something that wasn't saved, basically saying this was meh.
Led Zeppelin
4/5
Classic rock. A Whole Lotta Love is of course the stand out track, but the rest of the album stacks up pretty well in support
The Byrds
3/5
Jangly pop from the 60s. Not offensive, but also not all that compelling to me. Contains no hits like Mr Tambourine Man or Turn! Turn! Turn!
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2/5
So so
AC/DC
3/5
Not my thing, but can appreciate the high technical skill on display here
Elton John
4/5
New York Dolls
4/5
The actual album isn't available in the UK via Apple music, but what I did manage to listen to I really liked. A very Ramones type of vibe, high energy and LOUD
The Who
3/5
Liked the music, but less so the accompanying and dated banter in between.
Air
5/5
Seminal electronica. Was ground breaking on release and still sounds fresh today
The Cure
3/5
Under the radar Cure album that's worth a listen, but perhaps not repeatedly
OutKast
3/5
Mainstream hiphop, although better than woodwind
Blur
5/5
The very essence of Britpop, cracking stuff both then and still
Run-D.M.C.
4/5
Walk this way might be the best well known track, but Tricky is by far the best
Keith Jarrett
4/5
Really enjoyed being introduced to this as something to accompany my work day. I'm not sure I would just listen to this, but as a backdrop and an aid to concentration, it was perfect
Dagmar Krause
1/5
An interesting album to be made aware of, but ultimately a lot too Avant Garde for my taste
Willie Nelson
1/5
Basically sounds like a covers album sang by that guy Steve down the pub who does a bit of karaoke on pay day
Radiohead
5/5
Back to front 5 stars f'real
Buddy Holly & The Crickets
3/5
Cheesy of course, but not as bad as I expected
The Afghan Whigs
2/5
Run of the mill, unspectacular American rock zzzzzzzzzzzzz
The Clash
4/5
Enjoyable, but not as punk as people seem to think
Brian Eno
3/5
Only listened to a preview as it's not available via Apple in the UK, but it seemed OK, although I wasn't motivated to spend actual money on it
The Kinks
3/5
Twee with a side of cheese.
Blur
3/5
By no means the best Blur album, the change in style to appeal to American audiences is not an improvement to my ear, though perhaps better than just releasing the same old stuff I suppose
The Roots
4/5
Solid and surprisingly varied Roots album. A relisten points out how influential it has been judging by the number of samples it forms the basis of
Astor Piazzolla
3/5
Not the worst thing I ever heard
The Kinks
3/5
More of the Kinks distinctive sound which is another way of saying this is no different to all the other Kinks albums I've heard.
Elliott Smith
4/5
Mellow album that warrants multiple playthroughs from that guy I discovered from the closing track of Good Will Hunting. May he rest in peace.
The Rolling Stones
3/5
TV On The Radio
5/5
New to me, although a couple of tracks were familiar and I listened to it on repeat, so it can't be that bad
Can
1/5
Largely nonsense to my ears
Beyoncé
2/5
Not to my taste and assume it's aimed at people that buy one album a year because they don't really know what they like.
Oasis
1/5
I can't describe the hatred I feel for this basic drivel
Nine Inch Nails
2/5
It's OK not my favourite Trent Reznor work, and I doubt I'll listen to it again, but the craft is to be respected
LTJ Bukem
4/5
Surprised to find this here, but enjoyed it. Less so as something to just listen to, but as an accompaniment to working, it was fine
Hüsker Dü
1/5
Dull, basic, middle of the road and frankly boring American rock music. Wikipedia says they are a punk band which is utter nonsense.
Elbow
5/5
Of course I was aware of Elbow, but had never actually listened to any albums right through. Have changed that now, and am a convert
Steely Dan
3/5
Led Zeppelin
5/5
Seminal obvs
Haircut 100
4/5
Pretty nice nostalgia trip leading a rabbit hole of research about a group band I'd always written off as an 80s boy band
Pretenders
3/5
Extra medium
Fleetwood Mac
5/5
A somewhat maligned album but I enjoyed it, in it's entirety, with the pauses, as Lindsay Buckingham intended it to be heard.
Foo Fighters
5/5
I won't hear a word against the undisputed genius that is Dave Grohl.
Nick Drake
3/5
Paul Revere & The Raiders
3/5
Basic 60s pop. Extra medium.
Franz Ferdinand
4/5
Forgotten how much I liked this at the time, and surprised how fresh it still sounds
Queen
5/5
Everything Queen is classic
ABBA
4/5
One of the first proper albums I ever listened to around the age of 5 or 6. Mostly I liked the helicopter on the front.
The xx
2/5
Don't get the hype, sounds bland to me.
George Harrison
4/5
Sounds fresher than most albums from 1970. My Sweet Lord is a classic and the rest pass by without irritation
The Louvin Brothers
1/5
Like it says, tragic songs
Elliott Smith
3/5
I'm usually Elliot Smith favourable, but I couldn't get into this one for some reason
LCD Soundsystem
4/5
A good heads up on a band I was aware of, but thought they were something else
The Stranglers
3/5
Incubus
1/5
OK if you like that sort of thing. I do not like that sort of thing.
Cocteau Twins
5/5
The lyrics are unintelligible, the melodies are slow and dreamy, it's the very definition of the shoegaze genre, and I bloody love it
Coldplay
2/5
*raspberry*
Earth, Wind & Fire
1/5
Shoot me.
Dire Straits
4/5
A big influence on my youth and holds up well I feel
k.d. lang
4/5
Based on 'Can't stand Gravy' I thought I would hate this, but actually it grew on me, with the high point being 'Still Thrives This Love'. What a surprise.
Anthrax
1/5
David Bowie
4/5
PJ Harvey
1/5
Not up my neighbourhood, let alone street
3/5
Elton John
5/5
Pearl Jam
3/5
Goldfrapp
4/5
Solid
The Who
3/5
The War On Drugs
3/5
Average American rock, although I now understand why that one Killers tune is so different in style
Neil Young
4/5
Iggy Pop
3/5
Sheryl Crow
2/5
Po-op
Bill Evans Trio
1/5
N.W.A.
5/5
Seminal and ground-breaking
Paul Simon
5/5
An album I've loved forever and continue to love today
The Black Crowes
1/5
Middle of the road, basic, populist American 'rock' pop nonsense. Literally on a par with Jamiroquai or Oasis aimed at people who apparently don't really like music, but think it's cool if they do. Tellingly, the best track is a cover. Seriously if you think this is an album to hear before you die, then what's keeping you?
The Black Keys
5/5
Bon Jovi
3/5
Ramones
3/5
A very singular style runs through every song. 'Samey' some may say
Elis Regina
1/5
Gosh no.
New Order
3/5
I know production values have improved over the years, but on relisten Sub-Culture feels a lot more karaoke than I thought at the time!
Herbie Hancock
3/5
Peter Gabriel
3/5
Lana Del Rey
2/5
A couple of repeatable tracks, nothing more
Marilyn Manson
3/5
Bit shouty.
Gil Scott-Heron
2/5
Bit twiddly
Muddy Waters
3/5
Jimi Hendrix
3/5
The White Stripes
4/5
Pere Ubu
2/5
Lightning Bolt
1/5
Kraftwerk
3/5
The Boo Radleys
3/5
Roxy Music
4/5
Quite a revelation how much better Bryan Ferry is here. My previous exposure was from his solo work which I always felt was a bit meh
4/5
New one on me, and a pleasant surprise at that
Dusty Springfield
4/5
New one on me, and a pleasant surprise at that
James Brown
3/5
Short
Tom Waits
1/5
I flat out don't get it
Prefab Sprout
2/5
Wasn't a fan then, haven't grown on me
My Bloody Valentine
4/5
ZZ Top
1/5
Give me strength to avoid such nonsense
Fiona Apple
3/5
Give me strength to avoid such nonsense
Maxwell
1/5
Urgh. Warble, warble, arrrghh and beee
Skepta
3/5
Iggy Pop
4/5
The Temptations
3/5
Aretha Franklin
3/5
Spiritualized
4/5
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
3/5
Thin Lizzy
4/5
Paul McCartney and Wings
4/5
Sigur Rós
3/5
A Tribe Called Quest
4/5
Songhoy Blues
4/5
Great recommendation that I would not have discovered on my own
Neil Young
3/5
Tom Waits
2/5
Nick Drake
3/5
Peter Gabriel
3/5
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Dr. Dre
3/5
Rahul Dev Burman
1/5
Eric Clapton
3/5
Soft Cell
1/5
Surprisingly awful, expected better tbh
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Yes
2/5
The Smiths
4/5
Queens of the Stone Age
3/5
Sex Pistols
1/5
Not sure what all the fuss is/was about
The Band
3/5
Morrissey
3/5
Boston
2/5
Sinead O'Connor
4/5
Deep Purple
3/5
Deep Purple good, live album bad
Portishead
5/5
Seminal. To me this IS triphop
Grant Lee Buffalo
3/5
Unremarkable and derivative American rock
Sepultura
2/5
Sister Sledge
4/5
4/5
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Def Leppard
3/5
Love
3/5
Jimmy Smith
2/5
Moby
4/5
Amy Winehouse
2/5
The Police
3/5
Kings of Leon
4/5
TV On The Radio
3/5
Giant Sand
2/5
Alice In Chains
2/5
Parliament
4/5
KISS
2/5
Rocket From The Crypt
2/5
Janis Joplin
4/5
De La Soul
5/5
Buena Vista Social Club
4/5
Morrissey
3/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
The Byrds
4/5
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
3/5
Ella Fitzgerald
2/5
Beatles
5/5
The Youngbloods
3/5
Gary Numan
4/5
T. Rex
4/5
Van Morrison
3/5
Morrissey
3/5
David Bowie
4/5
Sufjan Stevens
4/5
Beck
4/5
Nas
4/5
Roni Size
4/5
R.E.M.
3/5
Joy Division
3/5
Stan Getz
2/5
Siouxsie And The Banshees
4/5
Fela Kuti
3/5
Faith No More
3/5
Supergrass
4/5
The Verve
4/5
Ute Lemper
2/5
Bee Gees
4/5
Fred Neil
3/5
Led Zeppelin
4/5
Kendrick Lamar
1/5
Tosh. And I consider myself a fan of hiphop
The Coral
3/5
The La's
2/5
The Beach Boys
3/5
The Stone Roses
4/5
Johnny Cash
2/5
About as mid as the other prison recording
Steve Winwood
4/5
About as mid as the other prison recording
Moby Grape
3/5
Hadn't heard of them before, unlikely to remember what they're like in future.
Neneh Cherry
2/5
Surprisingly didn't age well. Sadly sounds a bit naff now IMO
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
4/5
Beastie Boys
5/5
Complete turnaround for me. When this came out I thought the Beastie Boys were a puerile one hit wonder. Listening back now it's influence seems to be like a classic Motown album spawning countless samples and immediately recognisable loops. Who Sampled claims The New Style has been sampled by 359 other tracks! Such a large footprint, a cultural icon.
The Rolling Stones
4/5
Tom Waits
1/5
Really not my thing
John Martyn
3/5
Really not my thing
Green Day
4/5
Better than I remembered, or maybe I'm less snobby than I used to be. Probably a bit of both
Kendrick Lamar
1/5
As weak as the other Lamar album I was recommended. Guess I'm not a fan
Shack
4/5
Not entirely sure how this passed me by at the time, but I'm all the better for hearing it now
Leonard Cohen
3/5
Elvis Presley
4/5
Joni Mitchell
4/5
The Smashing Pumpkins
3/5
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
3/5
Nightmares On Wax
4/5
Leonard Cohen
3/5
Black Sabbath
3/5
Joan Armatrading
3/5
Coldcut
2/5
Really hasn't aged well, and I count Coldcut as one of my all time favourite groups
Hugh Masekela
2/5
Beatles
4/5
Pixies
4/5
Pentangle
3/5
Devendra Banhart
3/5
M.I.A.
4/5
David Bowie
3/5
Deep Purple
3/5
Prince
5/5
Butthole Surfers
2/5
Ms. Dynamite
4/5
The Beach Boys
4/5
Linkin Park
3/5
Turbonegro
4/5
Meat Puppets
3/5
Khaled
3/5
Van Halen
3/5
Michael Jackson
4/5
The Killers
5/5
Scott Walker
2/5
Love
3/5
Nirvana
5/5
Bruce Springsteen
4/5
The Mars Volta
2/5
Bebel Gilberto
2/5
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
4/5
Sade
2/5
Muddy Waters
3/5
Teenage Fanclub
3/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Scissor Sisters
4/5
Arcade Fire
4/5
Radiohead
5/5
Deee-Lite
3/5
Pixies
3/5
Merle Haggard
1/5
Meat Loaf
3/5
Radiohead
5/5
David Bowie
3/5
The Doors
4/5
The Byrds
1/5
Bob Dylan
5/5
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
3/5
Otis Redding
5/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
3/5
Hole
3/5
Marvin Gaye
4/5
Booker T. & The MG's
3/5
Jamiroquai
1/5
The Beta Band
3/5
Primal Scream
4/5
The Strokes
5/5
Lauryn Hill
4/5
Slipknot
3/5
3/5
Dolly Parton
2/5
The Prodigy
4/5
David Bowie
2/5
King Crimson
3/5
The Velvet Underground
5/5
The Cars
4/5
The Pogues
2/5
Eagles
4/5
3/5
Richard Hawley
4/5
The Damned
3/5
Fugees
3/5
The Allman Brothers Band
2/5
The Yardbirds
1/5
Ray Price
1/5
The Jesus And Mary Chain
4/5
The Offspring
3/5
The Who
2/5
Mike Oldfield
4/5
Basement Jaxx
4/5
Burning Spear
3/5
Willie Nelson
2/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
2/5
Ryan Adams
3/5
Bill Callahan
3/5
The Chemical Brothers
5/5
Paul Simon
4/5
Bob Dylan
4/5
Pulp
2/5
Todd Rundgren
2/5
Gram Parsons
1/5
Iron Maiden
2/5
Jimi Hendrix
3/5
The Birthday Party
1/5
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
2/5
Creedence Clearwater Revival
3/5
David Bowie
3/5
Talking Heads
3/5
The Flaming Lips
4/5
Kate Bush
5/5
Steve Earle
1/5
Funkadelic
3/5
Lynyrd Skynyrd
3/5
Queen Latifah
2/5
Dion
3/5
Jorge Ben Jor
4/5
MGMT
4/5
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
2/5
Dwight Yoakam
1/5
Steely Dan
4/5
The Isley Brothers
3/5
Tracy Chapman
4/5
4/5
Method Man
4/5
Echo And The Bunnymen
4/5
Red Hot Chili Peppers
3/5
Crosby, Stills & Nash
4/5
Pixies
3/5
1/5
Living Colour
3/5
Bonnie Raitt
2/5
Ray Charles
3/5
David Bowie
2/5
Anita Baker
2/5
The Teardrop Explodes
5/5
Soul II Soul
2/5
Pink Floyd
4/5
John Coltrane
2/5
The Smiths
3/5
Underworld
5/5
The Fall
3/5
Kraftwerk
3/5
The Electric Prunes
2/5
Pink Floyd
5/5
Thundercat
2/5
Mike Ladd
3/5
DJ Shadow
5/5
Leftfield
5/5
Deerhunter
2/5
Liz Phair
2/5
Billie Holiday
2/5
Julian Cope
5/5
Pulp
1/5
Public Image Ltd.
1/5
John Prine
2/5
Can
3/5
FKA twigs
2/5
Buffalo Springfield
2/5
Peter Gabriel
4/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
3/5
The Pogues
2/5
Alice Cooper
3/5
Bob Marley & The Wailers
3/5
MC Solaar
3/5
The Cardigans
4/5
Sabu
3/5
UB40
3/5
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Terence Trent D'Arby
3/5
Christina Aguilera
2/5
2Pac
3/5
Cypress Hill
5/5
David Crosby
2/5
Tortoise
4/5
Simply Red
2/5
The Beach Boys
4/5
Fun Lovin' Criminals
3/5
Slayer
1/5
Blondie
5/5
Thelonious Monk
3/5
The Dandy Warhols
4/5
Jungle Brothers
4/5
Fairport Convention
3/5
Paul Weller
3/5
The Cure
5/5
Tim Buckley
3/5
Tom Tom Club
3/5
Hookworms
5/5
Elvis Costello
3/5
The Residents
1/5
D'Angelo
2/5
The Lemonheads
2/5
Rod Stewart
2/5
Eels
4/5
Dire Straits
3/5
Frank Zappa
4/5
3/5
John Grant
4/5
Michael Jackson
5/5
Arctic Monkeys
5/5
Donovan
3/5
Black Sabbath
3/5
The Who
3/5
The Sugarcubes
3/5
Metallica
3/5
The Doors
5/5
The Last Shadow Puppets
4/5
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
3/5
Kacey Musgraves
1/5
Crowded House
2/5
Alice Cooper
2/5
Happy Mondays
2/5
Raekwon
4/5
Tori Amos
3/5
Venom
2/5
The Clash
4/5
Gang Of Four
3/5
Flamin' Groovies
3/5
Slint
3/5
Magazine
3/5
Lou Reed
4/5
Soundgarden
3/5
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Weather Report
3/5
Wilco
2/5
XTC
2/5
The Specials
3/5
Goldie
4/5
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Emmylou Harris
2/5
Britney Spears
1/5
Ananda Shankar
3/5
The Stooges
4/5
Björk
4/5
Al Green
4/5
Jeff Beck
1/5
The Jam
3/5
The Avalanches
5/5
Bob Dylan
4/5
Run-D.M.C.
5/5
Frank Sinatra
1/5
Red Snapper
4/5
Barry Adamson
2/5
Paul Simon
3/5
5/5
Marianne Faithfull
1/5
Frank Black
3/5
Les Rythmes Digitales
5/5
Gotan Project
3/5
Antony and the Johnsons
3/5
Creedence Clearwater Revival
2/5
George Michael
3/5
Simple Minds
2/5
Massive Attack
5/5
Kings of Leon
3/5
Charles Mingus
2/5
Cheap Trick
3/5
Bonnie "Prince" Billy
2/5
The Style Council
2/5
808 State
4/5
Sly & The Family Stone
3/5
Simon & Garfunkel
5/5
Joan Baez
4/5
The Cult
3/5
New Order
5/5
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Sonic Youth
2/5
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
3/5
a-ha
4/5
Madness
2/5
Mekons
2/5
Dexys Midnight Runners
3/5
Air
5/5
Orbital
5/5
Peter Frampton
3/5
Willie Colón & Rubén Blades
3/5
John Lennon
2/5
Small Faces
3/5
Roxy Music
3/5
The Stooges
4/5
Talking Heads
4/5
Portishead
5/5
Madonna
1/5
Pet Shop Boys
2/5
The Temptations
3/5
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
3/5
The xx
2/5
Tangerine Dream
4/5
Lloyd Cole And The Commotions
3/5
Germs
1/5
SAULT
4/5
Sarah Vaughan
2/5
Kanye West
1/5
Mylo
5/5
Bauhaus
2/5
A Tribe Called Quest
5/5
Electric Light Orchestra
4/5
Van Halen
3/5
Tears For Fears
4/5