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Album	You	Global	Diff
White Blood Cells The White Stripes	5	3.65	+1.35
Kid A Radiohead	5	3.71	+1.29
Paris 1919 John Cale	4	2.97	+1.03

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Dire Straits Dire Straits	2	3.72	-1.72
Graceland Paul Simon	2	3.72	-1.72
Bright Flight Silver Jews	1	2.68	-1.68
Come Away With Me Norah Jones	2	3.38	-1.38
Fragile Yes	2	3.32	-1.32
Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd	3	4.3	-1.3
Honky Tonk Heroes Waylon Jennings	2	3.14	-1.14
Golden Hour Kacey Musgraves	2	3.08	-1.08

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"Welcome to the Jungle" - what a way to start this project! "Paradise City" is one of my all-time favorite rock songs. "Sweet Child o' Mine" is a stone cold classic. Rest of the album is good but none of the songs particularly stands out. "Rocket Queen" sounds just like "Welcome to the Jungle."

Every song kinda at the same speed. It's fine. She has a great voice. "Water Under the Bridge" sounds just like "I Love You Always Forever" by Donna Lewis.

"Wish You Were Here" is great but I could take or leave the rest.

I liked this but I did feel all the songs were very same-y. "Atlantic City" is a really good one that I'll be happy to have in the rotation.

I love British music but these guys have never been one of my favourites. That said, I think this is quite a decent album, especially the first half. Love "She Bangs the Drums," especially. "I Am the Resurrection" is better than I'd remembered. It was good to have a reason to play this album again.

Blues rock. Primal Scream borrowed heavily from this for Give Out But Don't Give Up, particularly on "Big Jet Plane," which is basically a rewrite of "No Expectations" (even a reference to pearls and swine). Highlights are "Street Fighting Man" and "Sympathy for the Devil."

It was ok.

Love Elvis.

Jangle pop is not really my thing but there were some nice songs on this. Now I know where they got the theme for That 70s Show.

Enjoyed it but I couldn't really say any song made a particular impression.

I'm sure it's great if you like this kind of thing.

Lots of pretty songs.

Covers of these songs would probably be more appealing.

Sounds like old guys trying to be cool. Not my scene.

Bland and overproduced.

Could see myself listening again.

I want to be anarchy.

She's really matured as an artist since releasing this. It's still very good, but her later work is better.

I don't think I'll listen to this again.

The hits on this are great. I particularly love Praise You. But I don't need a whole album of this type of music.

I vividly remember the first time I played this album and heard the opening notes of "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground." It hooked me right away. A classic.

Presumably included on the list as a joke. I made it through three awful songs before turning it off.