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You Love More Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
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Get Rich Or Die Tryin'
50 Cent
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5 | 3.05 | +1.95 |
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Devil Without A Cause
Kid Rock
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4 | 2.06 | +1.94 |
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Golden Hour
Kacey Musgraves
|
5 | 3.09 | +1.91 |
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Le Tigre
Le Tigre
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5 | 3.13 | +1.87 |
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The Blueprint
JAY Z
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5 | 3.21 | +1.79 |
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Elastica
Elastica
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5 | 3.22 | +1.78 |
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Rust In Peace
Megadeth
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5 | 3.24 | +1.76 |
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S&M
Metallica
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5 | 3.26 | +1.74 |
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1989
Taylor Swift
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5 | 3.27 | +1.73 |
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Cross
Justice
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5 | 3.27 | +1.73 |
You Love Less Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
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Exile On Main Street
The Rolling Stones
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1 | 3.61 | -2.61 |
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The Köln Concert
Keith Jarrett
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1 | 3.39 | -2.39 |
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Countdown To Ecstasy
Steely Dan
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1 | 3.28 | -2.28 |
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Close To The Edge
Yes
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1 | 3.19 | -2.19 |
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Mermaid Avenue
Billy Bragg
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1 | 3.17 | -2.17 |
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Who Killed...... The Zutons?
The Zutons
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1 | 3.14 | -2.14 |
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The Wall
Pink Floyd
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2 | 4.14 | -2.14 |
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Third
Portishead
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1 | 3.13 | -2.13 |
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Tubular Bells
Mike Oldfield
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1 | 3.1 | -2.1 |
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Oxygène
Jean-Michel Jarre
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1 | 3.08 | -2.08 |
Artists
Favorites
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Beatles | 7 | 4.43 |
| Radiohead | 5 | 4.6 |
| Metallica | 3 | 4.67 |
| Nirvana | 2 | 5 |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers | 2 | 5 |
| Beastie Boys | 2 | 5 |
| The Smashing Pumpkins | 2 | 5 |
| U2 | 3 | 4.33 |
| Johnny Cash | 3 | 4.33 |
| R.E.M. | 3 | 4.33 |
| David Bowie | 8 | 3.88 |
Least Favorites
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Billy Bragg | 2 | 1 |
| Robert Wyatt | 2 | 1 |
| Orbital | 2 | 1.5 |
| Grateful Dead | 2 | 1.5 |
| Slipknot | 2 | 1.5 |
| Tim Buckley | 2 | 1.5 |
| Brian Eno | 4 | 2 |
| Yes | 3 | 2 |
| Tom Waits | 3 | 2 |
| Bob Marley & The Wailers | 3 | 2 |
Controversial
| Artist | Ratings |
|---|---|
| Portishead | 4, 1 |
| Curtis Mayfield | 2, 5 |
| Fleetwood Mac | 2, 5 |
| Eagles | 2, 5 |
| Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band | 4, 1 |
5-Star Albums (81)
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Ali Farka Touré
2/5
This is an album that I would have never discovered had it not been for this app. Not my cup of tea, but I’m grateful to have experienced it.
8 likes
Rage Against The Machine
5/5
This is a no-brainer 5 star album for me. It was released my Freshman year of high school and it still feels relevant today. And yes I get the “protest songs in a major label” album critique, but this debut is such a pure statement of who this band is
Morello’s guitars are great, the production on the drums and base brings them to the front, Andre La Rocha‘s rap-rock vocals are very passionate. That this presaged some of the later 90s rap rock is irrelevant. This is a classic!
And look at the date I submitted this. You better believe rage against the machine is still relevant.
2 likes
1-Star Albums (55)
All Ratings
Steely Dan
4/5
This album sounds familiar - but I've never listened to it all the way through. The songs meander and bend. It is a good "getting work done" album. It's amazing how I never knew the names of songs that are somehow familiar like "Deacon Blues." It is well-produced and cohesive and a product of it's time for sure.
Paul McCartney and Wings
4/5
You can tell that this is an evolution from the Beatles. McCartney’s songs bounce all around thematically, but there’s a cohesiveness to the album. It ends with brief bars from the titular track, indicating a great degree of care that went into the production. Overall, I can’t say that I prefer his solo work, or that with wings, over the Beatles, but you could see how he evolved as an artist in this album.
Jamiroquai
3/5
Radiohead
4/5
The Doors
5/5
A cohesive statement from the legendary rock band featuring iconic songs and layered production. There’s still nothing quite like them - driven by Ray Manzarek’s keyboard and Jim Morrison’s growling vocals.
5/5
I’ll admit I’ve never listened to the album all the way through despite being a U2 fan - which Really picked up in the early 90s with Achtubg baby. This album begins with the holy triumvirate of stadium anthems and stylistically continues from there. It is the definitive 80s U2 statement and deserves a place on the pantheon.
Muddy Waters
4/5
This is blues music. If I wanted to teach my kids what blues music was I would play this album for them. It’s not my favorite genre but this is a wonderful distillation of what makes blues so emotionally resonant.
The National
4/5
This is absolutely my second favorite album from The National. Boxer is unassailable, but with songs like little voice, and Bloodbuzz Ohio, the national have crafted another masterpiece.
The Doors
3/5
This is the second doors album that I’ve got on the list. It isn’t as cohesive as LA woman, and stylistically It departs a bit with more reliance on piano and dirge like tunes. Nevertheless, it is stylistically interesting - Morrison is commanding as ever, and it tells a story.
Ministry
2/5
SAULT
3/5
The Last Shadow Puppets
4/5
Wow - I’ve never heard of this collaborative - but what a cohesive album. An homage to the British 60s and a surprise for sure.
Spiritualized
4/5
I just discovered this one - what an amazing cohesive album. It’s an impressive contemporary to OK Computer and introduced me to an intriguing artist I’m interested in seeing more from.
Deep Purple
2/5
It doesn’t include their biggest hit, but it is a very cool statement from a classic band from the hard rock era.
John Martyn
1/5
Eminem
5/5
A masterpiece. Offensive by today’s values and standards but an amazing accomplishment of lyrics and beats nonetheless.
Dire Straits
3/5
Dotwo all-time classic songs, make an album, or 2 1/2, well that’s why I gave the rating.
Bill Evans Trio
2/5
Not my speed, but an impressive recording
Duke Ellington
2/5
Radiohead
4/5
Morrissey
4/5
Teenage Fanclub
2/5
Arcade Fire
3/5
Mudhoney
2/5
Billy Bragg
1/5
Soundgarden
4/5
Ali Farka Touré
2/5
This is an album that I would have never discovered had it not been for this app. Not my cup of tea, but I’m grateful to have experienced it.
A Tribe Called Quest
3/5
GZA
2/5
De La Soul
3/5
The Monks
1/5
I actually had to listen to some other tracks by them because this was not available on Apple Music. Nevertheless, it was weird. The organ intros, and the rapid preamble to each song were followed by pretty typical 60s pop. Nothing special but I could see the appeal.
The Specials
1/5
Beach House
3/5
Sam Cooke
4/5
Led Zeppelin
4/5
Dead Kennedys
2/5
Frank Ocean
3/5
Elvis Presley
2/5
Joy Division
3/5
Bob Dylan
2/5
Iggy Pop
3/5
Ms. Dynamite
3/5
Sonic Youth
2/5
The Beach Boys
4/5
The Rolling Stones
2/5
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Led Zeppelin
5/5
The White Stripes
4/5
Billy Joel
5/5
Echo And The Bunnymen
2/5
The Zombies
2/5
Robert Wyatt
1/5
Scissor Sisters
2/5
Sarah Vaughan
2/5
Michael Jackson
5/5
Beck
4/5
Ray Charles
4/5
Kendrick Lamar
4/5
Deee-Lite
2/5
The Pogues
2/5
Frank Sinatra
3/5
Pavement
2/5
Iron Maiden
3/5
The Rolling Stones
1/5
Peter Gabriel
5/5
Portishead
4/5
Earth, Wind & Fire
2/5
Paul Simon
3/5
Stevie Wonder
3/5
Nightmares On Wax
1/5
The Good, The Bad & The Queen
2/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
4/5
I had no idea what to expect, but this was amazing! Melancholy stylistically all over the place with some really standout tracks. Pleasantly surprised! “Let the Bells Ring” and “Supernaturally” in particular are amazing.
Butthole Surfers
1/5
My only experience with the band was “Take the Skinheads Bowling.” It started out promising with “Sweet Loaf” but got repetitive and redundant even in its short length. I get that they’re trying to be provocative and all. But it was just… boring.
Arcade Fire
5/5
Creedence Clearwater Revival
3/5
The Clash
3/5
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Mike Oldfield
1/5
Tracy Chapman
3/5
Joni Mitchell
3/5
XTC
3/5
Various Artists
3/5
David Holmes
2/5
Guns N' Roses
4/5
Moby Grape
2/5
Jurassic 5
4/5
Marilyn Manson
4/5
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
3/5
Count Basie & His Orchestra
2/5
Van Halen
5/5
Circle Jerks
2/5
Elvis Costello
3/5
Fugees
3/5
Black Sabbath
3/5
Bee Gees
2/5
Dusty Springfield
4/5
Cheap Trick
4/5
Kraftwerk
2/5
Kings of Leon
2/5
Isaac Hayes
2/5
OutKast
3/5
Shivkumar Sharma
1/5
Amy Winehouse
2/5
DJ Shadow
3/5
Justin Timberlake
2/5
CHIC
2/5
Aerosmith
3/5
John Coltrane
2/5
Nico
2/5
Beck
4/5
The Flaming Lips
3/5
Louis Prima
4/5
Cyndi Lauper
4/5
Garbage
4/5
Buzzcocks
2/5
Miles Davis
4/5
1/5
Sly & The Family Stone
2/5
Giant Sand
1/5
The Stone Roses
5/5
Talking Heads
4/5
Femi Kuti
3/5
Johnny Cash
4/5
Dagmar Krause
1/5
Violent Femmes
4/5
Sade
3/5
David Bowie
4/5
The Chemical Brothers
2/5
The Young Rascals
3/5
Stan Getz
2/5
Pulp
3/5
Pixies
3/5
Randy Newman
4/5
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Beatles
4/5
Heaven 17
4/5
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2/5
Aerosmith
4/5
Parliament
2/5
Orbital
1/5
Michael Jackson
4/5
The Undertones
2/5
Eminem
4/5
Ramones
4/5
Steely Dan
1/5
Metallica
5/5
Simply Red
2/5
Elliott Smith
4/5
FKA twigs
1/5
The Icarus Line
3/5
Queen
3/5
Peter Gabriel
3/5
Curtis Mayfield
2/5
Donald Fagen
2/5
Miles Davis
3/5
Portishead
1/5
Jerry Lee Lewis
3/5
5/5
Tom Waits
2/5
Reading the reviews on here you’d think Tom Waits has a devoted cult following - and you’re right, he does - but I found this experimental rock nigh impenetrable, with only some of the more melodic entries and his gravely voice being standouts. I’m sure there’s a lot more of him on this list too.
Deep Purple
5/5
The Jam
3/5
Pink Floyd
3/5
Death In Vegas
1/5
Jean-Michel Jarre
1/5
Bob Dylan
3/5
Elvis Presley
2/5
Jazmine Sullivan
1/5
The Smiths
3/5
Bob Marley & The Wailers
2/5
The Band
2/5
The Youngbloods
2/5
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Radiohead
5/5
Beck
4/5
ZZ Top
3/5
David Bowie
3/5
This is not one of Bowie’s best, but it’s fine, the piano is a bit dissonant at times, but the tracks are generally engaging.
10cc
2/5
Adam & The Ants
3/5
Boston
5/5
Travis
1/5
Radiohead and Coldplay had a baby and that baby was annoying.
The Offspring
5/5
This one is an incredible pop-punk album that takes me back to high school
David Bowie
3/5
Queen
3/5
The Afghan Whigs
3/5
Rufus Wainwright
2/5
Janelle Monáe
3/5
The Lemonheads
4/5
Marvin Gaye
2/5
Dinosaur Jr.
2/5
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
4/5
The Zutons
1/5
The Divine Comedy
4/5
Radiohead
5/5
Slade
2/5
Crowded House
2/5
Scott Walker
3/5
Pearl Jam
5/5
Queens of the Stone Age
3/5
Marianne Faithfull
1/5
The Go-Go's
5/5
Aretha Franklin
5/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
2/5
Fleetwood Mac
2/5
Nirvana
5/5
The B-52's
2/5
Serge Gainsbourg
2/5
Björk
2/5
Prince
4/5
The Roots
3/5
The Only Ones
2/5
Dire Straits
2/5
Gary Numan
4/5
The Thrills
1/5
Talking Heads
3/5
Leonard Cohen
2/5
Skepta
3/5
The Jam
2/5
Red Hot Chili Peppers
5/5
Norah Jones
3/5
Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart
1/5
Fela Kuti
3/5
4/5
The Black Keys
4/5
Billy Bragg
1/5
Nick Drake
3/5
Stevie Wonder
3/5
Bonnie Raitt
2/5
Coldplay
5/5
Beatles
4/5
Sex Pistols
3/5
Sugar
3/5
The xx
3/5
Madness
1/5
Johnny Cash
4/5
Moby
4/5
Sparks
3/5
Kanye West
4/5
Ravi Shankar
1/5
Beatles
3/5
3/5
The Soft Boys
2/5
The Smiths
2/5
Dexys Midnight Runners
1/5
ZZ Top
4/5
Electric Light Orchestra
2/5
Dolly Parton
3/5
Yes
2/5
Drive-By Truckers
2/5
Michael Jackson
3/5
Pavement
2/5
Dirty Projectors
3/5
Fun Lovin' Criminals
3/5
Sister Sledge
4/5
Metallica
5/5
Erykah Badu
2/5
Bob Marley & The Wailers
2/5
New York Dolls
2/5
Beatles
5/5
James Taylor
3/5
Frank Zappa
3/5
Sigur Rós
3/5
John Cale
3/5
Blur
2/5
Ride
2/5
Simple Minds
2/5
Wild Beasts
1/5
4/5
The Style Council
1/5
The Flying Burrito Brothers
1/5
Massive Attack
2/5
Beyoncé
3/5
Goldfrapp
2/5
Genesis
3/5
Duran Duran
3/5
Prince
3/5
Bad Company
3/5
Van Morrison
2/5
King Crimson
2/5
The Byrds
2/5
Liz Phair
3/5
The Killers
4/5
Gene Clark
3/5
The Boo Radleys
1/5
2/5
Elis Regina
3/5
The Notorious B.I.G.
3/5
The Mamas & The Papas
3/5
Fleet Foxes
3/5
Bill Callahan
2/5
Pink Floyd
2/5
Van Halen
3/5
Missy Elliott
3/5
Big Brother & The Holding Company
3/5
Siouxsie And The Banshees
3/5
The Velvet Underground
4/5
Keith Jarrett
1/5
Michael Kiwanuka
5/5
The Flaming Lips
3/5
The Beta Band
2/5
The Electric Prunes
2/5
The Who
2/5
Kraftwerk
3/5
Steve Winwood
2/5
The Doors
4/5
4/5
Creedence Clearwater Revival
3/5
Stereolab
4/5
The Byrds
2/5
Lorde
3/5
The Blue Nile
1/5
Jane Weaver
3/5
The Temptations
2/5
The Stooges
3/5
PJ Harvey
2/5
Green Day
4/5
Metallica
4/5
Mj Cole
1/5
Rufus Wainwright
2/5
Depeche Mode
4/5
Grateful Dead
1/5
This album was important at its time - but now it’s meandering and a slog to listen to. And no, I’m not dropping acid while sitting at my desk at work.
I have no problem stating that “Touch of Grey” is a great song though.
Brian Eno
1/5
Sonic Youth
3/5
LCD Soundsystem
5/5
I heard “Someone Great” from this album while shopping at The Gap with my future spouse. That prompted me to download the entire album and I listened to it incessantly through a challenging professional period In my life. This is a five star album for me, personally. You may not agree, and that’s OK, but sometimes the emotion and the quality of music intertwine exquisitely.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2/5
The Black Crowes
3/5
Blur
3/5
Eagles
2/5
Soft Cell
2/5
Gotan Project
1/5
The Band
3/5
Public Enemy
3/5
Willie Nelson
4/5
Sufjan Stevens
3/5
Deerhunter
2/5
Django Django
4/5
Def Leppard
3/5
James Brown
3/5
Bad Brains
2/5
Shack
2/5
Calexico
4/5
Common
2/5
Blood, Sweat & Tears
3/5
Kid Rock
4/5
The Police
4/5
Van Morrison
2/5
Aphex Twin
2/5
Bob Marley & The Wailers
2/5
Faith No More
4/5
Public Enemy
4/5
Dwight Yoakam
2/5
Marty Robbins
3/5
R.E.M.
5/5
Elliott Smith
3/5
Oasis
3/5
Leonard Cohen
2/5
Meat Loaf
4/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
4/5
Bob Dylan
3/5
Manic Street Preachers
2/5
William Orbit
1/5
R.E.M.
4/5
Hot Chip
4/5
Kanye West
4/5
White Denim
3/5
Beastie Boys
5/5
Ice Cube
3/5
System Of A Down
4/5
Herbie Hancock
4/5
Bruce Springsteen
5/5
Elvis Costello
2/5
Fats Domino
4/5
N.W.A.
4/5
Bob Dylan
5/5
U2
5/5
AC/DC
5/5
Queen
2/5
Pere Ubu
1/5
Black Flag
2/5
Jorge Ben Jor
3/5
Bee Gees
2/5
Green Day
5/5
T. Rex
2/5
Buddy Holly & The Crickets
3/5
Joni Mitchell
3/5
Pet Shop Boys
4/5
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
4/5
Slipknot
1/5
3/5
The Isley Brothers
3/5
Aimee Mann
3/5
Ozomatli
3/5
The Smashing Pumpkins
5/5
Stevie Wonder
5/5
Mylo
2/5
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
2/5
Marvin Gaye
4/5
Joan Baez
2/5
Meat Puppets
3/5
Nitin Sawhney
1/5
Nina Simone
4/5
Cocteau Twins
2/5
5/5
fIREHOSE
3/5
Rage Against The Machine
5/5
This is a no-brainer 5 star album for me. It was released my Freshman year of high school and it still feels relevant today. And yes I get the “protest songs in a major label” album critique, but this debut is such a pure statement of who this band is
Morello’s guitars are great, the production on the drums and base brings them to the front, Andre La Rocha‘s rap-rock vocals are very passionate. That this presaged some of the later 90s rap rock is irrelevant. This is a classic!
And look at the date I submitted this. You better believe rage against the machine is still relevant.
The Darkness
3/5
Baaba Maal
2/5
Marvin Gaye
4/5
Throwing Muses
3/5
Super Furry Animals
2/5
Cowboy Junkies
3/5
Incredible Bongo Band
4/5
The Beach Boys
3/5
Kendrick Lamar
5/5
Kate Bush
3/5
1/5
The Chemical Brothers
2/5
Dolly Parton
4/5
B.B. King
5/5
Supertramp
3/5
Nick Drake
4/5
The Magnetic Fields
2/5
Minor Threat
4/5
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
1/5
Joanna Newsom
3/5
JAY Z
5/5
Thin Lizzy
2/5
Ray Price
2/5
Air
4/5
TV On The Radio
4/5
Taylor Swift
5/5
The Human League
3/5
What to do when an entire album builds to one song that is so clearly superior than everything else on it? That’s what we’ve got right here. I’m not sure I’ve ever listened to an album where the final song was the best song by such a significant degree. “Don’t You Want Me” is definitely one of the best 80s tracks ever and maybe I was subconsciously building anticipation for its appearance knowing that it was the final track. Nevertheless, the album is satisfyingly cromulent synth pop / new wave.
Three stars
Big Star
2/5
David Gray
2/5
Ella Fitzgerald
3/5
Goldfrapp
4/5
Beatles
5/5
Curtis Mayfield
5/5
The Cure
2/5
Morrissey
4/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
3/5
Adele
4/5
Gang Starr
3/5
John Lee Hooker
2/5
T. Rex
3/5
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
4/5
Frank Sinatra
2/5
Willie Colón & Rubén Blades
3/5
Cream
4/5
The Vines
3/5
Radiohead
5/5
Massive Attack
2/5
The Stooges
4/5
Ray Charles
3/5
Van Morrison
3/5
Astor Piazzolla
2/5
Guided By Voices
2/5
Crosby, Stills & Nash
3/5
David Bowie
4/5
Weather Report
4/5
Madonna
3/5
2/5
Primal Scream
2/5
Booker T. & The MG's
3/5
The Everly Brothers
2/5
Sepultura
2/5
Joe Ely
2/5
Finley Quaye
1/5
John Prine
2/5
Mariah Carey
2/5
Morrissey
4/5
The Avalanches
2/5
Björk
3/5
Jungle Brothers
3/5
Big Black
3/5
Tricky
2/5
4/5
Mercury Rev
4/5
Girls Against Boys
2/5
Traffic
2/5
Tim Buckley
1/5
Kings of Leon
2/5
The Who
3/5
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
2/5
Deep Purple
3/5
Pet Shop Boys
3/5
Gang Of Four
3/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Happy Mondays
2/5
John Lennon
2/5
Lou Reed
3/5
Japan
4/5
The Sugarcubes
3/5
Buck Owens
2/5
The Rolling Stones
2/5
Jefferson Airplane
3/5
Christina Aguilera
2/5
Bauhaus
2/5
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Dexys Midnight Runners
3/5
Linkin Park
5/5
Grant Lee Buffalo
2/5
Eric Clapton
2/5
Muddy Waters
4/5
Buffalo Springfield
2/5
David Bowie
4/5
Depeche Mode
5/5
The Crusaders
2/5
Kelela
2/5
Basement Jaxx
1/5
Julian Cope
2/5
Afrika Bambaataa
3/5
Fiona Apple
2/5
Laibach
3/5
Leonard Cohen
2/5
Hanoi Rocks
2/5
Paul McCartney
3/5
It really felt like a Paul McCartney experiment. Some white album stuff mixed with one classic track. Not as good as his stuff with wings, but still enjoyable.
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
3/5
Ryan Adams
3/5
Happy Mondays
2/5
Doves
2/5
The Cars
5/5
Black Sabbath
4/5
k.d. lang
2/5
The Monkees
2/5
The Stranglers
4/5
The Who
2/5
The Byrds
3/5
Derek & The Dominos
3/5
Fleetwood Mac
5/5
Can
3/5
Otis Redding
3/5
Primal Scream
2/5
Fairport Convention
4/5
Wilco
4/5
The Rolling Stones
5/5
Fiona Apple
4/5
Nirvana
5/5
LCD Soundsystem
4/5
Kate Bush
3/5
Alice In Chains
5/5
I know that Nirvana is the legendary band, and that Pearl Jam have the longevity, but if I were to have to hand someone an album and say “this is grunge” then I might just hand them “Dirt.”
Excellent production, multiple hits, and one of the best opening and closing song duos of all time with “Them Bones” and “Would.”
Tim Buckley
2/5
Dion
2/5
Frank Sinatra
3/5
Brian Eno
2/5
Johnny Cash
5/5
Leonard Cohen
3/5
The Kinks
2/5
Solomon Burke
3/5
Fairport Convention
3/5
Tom Waits
2/5
Brian Eno
2/5
Roxy Music
4/5
Franz Ferdinand
5/5
David Crosby
2/5
The Dictators
3/5
Jimi Hendrix
5/5
The Beta Band
2/5
Beastie Boys
5/5
Slint
2/5
The White Stripes
4/5
Mudhoney
3/5
Sabu
2/5
Rocket From The Crypt
3/5
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
2/5
Rahul Dev Burman
2/5
KISS
4/5
The Residents
1/5
Nine Inch Nails
5/5
Tom Waits
2/5
Gene Clark
3/5
The Stooges
4/5
The Pharcyde
3/5
Gil Scott-Heron
3/5
The Cure
5/5
Amazing! A masterpiece! This truly atmospheric, dark, and moody album is a career peak for a legendary band. What a treat to listen to it again as a part of this project.
Khaled
2/5
Bobby Womack
3/5
George Harrison
3/5
Robert Wyatt
1/5
Hawkwind
2/5
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
1/5
Ouch. I tried. Had to listen to it on YouTube. My teenager said “what is this crap.” Except he didn’t say crap.
Bonnie "Prince" Billy
3/5
Aerosmith
4/5
The Streets
1/5
808 State
2/5
The Velvet Underground
3/5
Don McLean
3/5
Laura Nyro
3/5
The Kinks
3/5
Paul Simon
4/5
Elton John
5/5
Wow! I’m familiar with Elton John‘s works, but I never listened to this album all the way through. I just have to say that it’s amazing.
The Hives
4/5
Stereo MC's
3/5
Christina Aguilera
3/5
Kraftwerk
4/5
The Charlatans
3/5
Nas
5/5
Red Hot Chili Peppers
5/5
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
3/5
Alice Cooper
3/5
Leonard Cohen
3/5
David Bowie
4/5
2Pac
4/5
Turbonegro
3/5
Lenny Kravitz
3/5
Black Sabbath
3/5
Eagles
5/5
Baaba Maal
2/5
Slayer
3/5
The Jesus And Mary Chain
3/5
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Jeff Beck
3/5
Hole
5/5
The Allman Brothers Band
3/5
Grizzly Bear
3/5
Dinosaur Jr.
3/5
The Beach Boys
3/5
Rush
2/5
The The
3/5
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
2/5
Television
4/5
Living Colour
4/5
Tori Amos
4/5
Small Faces
3/5
Pentangle
2/5
Minutemen
4/5
Waylon Jennings
4/5
OutKast
4/5
George Jones
2/5
The Psychedelic Furs
3/5
Steely Dan
4/5
Roxy Music
4/5
Astrud Gilberto
2/5
The Smashing Pumpkins
5/5
Penguin Cafe Orchestra
3/5
Gram Parsons
3/5
Cypress Hill
3/5
Caetano Veloso
2/5
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
3/5
Emmylou Harris
4/5
The Cure
4/5
5/5
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Spacemen 3
2/5
MGMT
5/5
Fugazi
4/5
American Music Club
3/5
Yes
3/5
The Waterboys
3/5
Peter Tosh
2/5
Love
4/5
Arctic Monkeys
5/5
R.E.M.
4/5
Blue Cheer
3/5
David Bowie
4/5
Roxy Music
3/5
4/5
The Jesus And Mary Chain
3/5
Sepultura
3/5
Arrested Development
4/5
Neil Young
3/5
Talking Heads
4/5
Fishbone
3/5
The Go-Betweens
3/5
4/5
Supergrass
4/5
Beth Orton
3/5
Belle & Sebastian
4/5
Run-D.M.C.
4/5
k.d. lang
3/5
Spiritualized
4/5
Jimi Hendrix
4/5
Mekons
3/5
Pink Floyd
3/5
The Slits
2/5
Richard Thompson
2/5
Cat Stevens
4/5
Nick Drake
5/5
The Beau Brummels
2/5
Ice T
3/5
Madonna
3/5
Pixies
4/5
Big Star
2/5
Beatles
5/5
An amazing achievement by The Beatles. You can really tell that they were experimenting and expanding what was possible in the studio.
Grateful Dead
2/5
The Undertones
3/5
Drive Like Jehu
3/5
Digital Underground
3/5
Charles Mingus
4/5
Ananda Shankar
2/5
The Fall
2/5
Donovan
3/5
Everything But The Girl
2/5
My Bloody Valentine
2/5
King Crimson
2/5
The United States Of America
2/5
Venom
2/5
Pretenders
4/5
Daft Punk
3/5
Dennis Wilson
3/5
Slipknot
2/5
Röyksopp
4/5
This is a wonderful album! So mellow! I first heard “Remind Me” when it was used in the famous Geico Caveman commercials back in the early oughts and it’s been stuck in my head ever since.
Link to the commercial: https://youtu.be/9Ao8f4cQ-T8?si=p84uVPBcYIdtWTK3
Burning Spear
3/5
Missy Elliott
4/5
Björk
2/5
Steely Dan
4/5
Holger Czukay
2/5
My Bloody Valentine
2/5
Talking Heads
5/5
Barry Adamson
2/5
Elastica
5/5
In every little Honda, there may lurk a Peter Fonda… the lyrical witticisms in this one…
This album rocks and I was immediately transported back to high school. That’s staying power.
Bon Jovi
5/5
Malcolm McLaren
1/5
The Yardbirds
2/5
Love
2/5
50 Cent
5/5
Orbital
2/5
Terence Trent D'Arby
3/5
Le Tigre
5/5
M.I.A.
2/5
Simon & Garfunkel
3/5
The 13th Floor Elevators
2/5
Hookworms
3/5
Devendra Banhart
2/5
Elvis Presley
3/5
Megadeth
3/5
Germs
3/5
Megadeth
5/5
Joan Armatrading
2/5
Paul Revere & The Raiders
3/5
Echo And The Bunnymen
3/5
Animal Collective
3/5
George Michael
4/5
The Kinks
3/5
The The
2/5
After I completed this album, my streaming music Service played Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode. Man is Violated great album truly a five out of five. Clearly of its time, but still feels modern and fresh today. As the kids might say banger after banger after banger.
After that I listed to all of Violator, then some more Depeche Mode. Then the Talking Heads discography. I had a very productive day at work too.
Oh, yeah…
The The 2/5
a-ha
4/5
Britney Spears
3/5
The Fall
2/5
Dr. Dre
5/5
Kacey Musgraves
5/5
Bob Dylan
3/5
The Temptations
3/5
Isaac Hayes
3/5
The Byrds
3/5
Siouxsie And The Banshees
4/5
Pink Floyd
5/5
I’m gonna be honest, I’m 47 years old and I’ve listened to a heck of a lot of music - but I’ve never listened to dark side of the moon in it’s totality. And I went in skeptical but I’m gonna be honest it deserves five stars. I listened to it during a rainy drive on the way into work early on a Sunday morning, and I can see now how it has earned its legendary status. It is a total achievement in the “concept album” genre - and they knew that I would get to it at some point on this list, and I’m delighted to have had the chance to listen to it before my shift in the emergency apartment.
The Louvin Brothers
3/5
John Lennon
4/5
Goldie
2/5
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
4/5
Miles Davis
3/5
The Cramps
3/5
Sleater-Kinney
4/5
Nanci Griffith
3/5
Janis Joplin
4/5
PJ Harvey
4/5
Randy Newman
3/5
Snoop Dogg
4/5
Coldcut
2/5
Ash
3/5
Shuggie Otis
2/5
Einstürzende Neubauten
1/5
Fela Kuti
3/5
Amy Winehouse
4/5
The Birthday Party
2/5
Destiny's Child
4/5
Justice
5/5
Barry Adamson
3/5
3/5
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
2/5
Anthrax
3/5
Koffi Olomide
2/5
Prince
4/5
Stephen Stills
3/5
Miles Davis
4/5
Magazine
3/5
Suicide
4/5
Jethro Tull
5/5
Lightning Bolt
2/5
Lauryn Hill
4/5
Mike Ladd
2/5
Jeff Buckley
5/5
Jack White
4/5
Merle Haggard
3/5
Alice Cooper
4/5
Brian Eno
3/5
The Sabres Of Paradise
2/5
“Duke of Earlsfield” sounds like a video game level set in a creepy crystal cave.
Best track on the album - “Tow Truck”
Overall, a lot of it sounded like an “experiment.”I’m glad to have been given the opportunity to give it a chance. Technology is amazing in that it gives us an opportunity to hear all this music.
Still, not my jam, a lot of it sounds like clanging on pipes and “plumbing” noises. Based on other reviews on this project, Two out of five.
A one out of five I deem basically unlistenable FYI.
Neneh Cherry
2/5
Buffalo Stance is the entire “1980s production style” crammed into one song.
Underworld
2/5
Traffic
4/5
Echo And The Bunnymen
3/5
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
3/5
Throbbing Gristle
1/5
Belle & Sebastian
3/5
Hole
4/5
The Dandy Warhols
4/5
Os Mutantes
4/5
Motörhead
3/5
Paul Simon
3/5
Klaxons
4/5
Christine and the Queens
2/5
Can
4/5
You can see how they influenced Radiohead. Really interesting stuff here - some of the more
Ambient tracks aren’t for me but the production is impressive especially for its time.
Boards of Canada
3/5
Second day in a row that I got somebody that was an inspiration for Radiohead. Especially after seeing them live, coincidence?
You can certainly hear Kid A and Amnesiac in this one - but also some of the more subtle electronic elements on In Rainbows
If you only want to listen to one track, make it “Roygbiv”
Soft Machine
2/5
Iron Butterfly
3/5
Faust
3/5