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| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antichrist Superstar | 5 | 2.48 | +2.52 |
| The Infotainment Scan | 5 | 2.72 | +2.28 |
| E.V.O.L. | 5 | 2.89 | +2.11 |
| Infected | 5 | 2.92 | +2.08 |
| Spiderland | 5 | 2.97 | +2.03 |
| I See You | 5 | 2.99 | +2.01 |
| Devil Without A Cause | 4 | 2.06 | +1.94 |
| The Modern Lovers | 5 | 3.06 | +1.94 |
| You're Living All Over Me | 5 | 3.08 | +1.92 |
| Dirty | 5 | 3.11 | +1.89 |
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| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz Samba | 1 | 3.56 | -2.56 |
| Stardust | 1 | 3.4 | -2.4 |
| Honky Tonk Heroes | 1 | 3.14 | -2.14 |
| Led Zeppelin II | 2 | 4.12 | -2.12 |
| Led Zeppelin | 2 | 4.1 | -2.1 |
| Crazysexycool | 1 | 3.07 | -2.07 |
| A Night At The Opera | 2 | 3.96 | -1.96 |
| Rapture | 1 | 2.94 | -1.94 |
| Pet Sounds | 2 | 3.93 | -1.93 |
| Supa Dupa Fly | 1 | 2.92 | -1.92 |
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| Artist | Albums | Average |
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| Radiohead | 4 | 4.75 |
| Björk | 3 | 4.67 |
| Sonic Youth | 3 | 4.67 |
| PJ Harvey | 2 | 5 |
| The Velvet Underground | 3 | 4.33 |
| Tom Waits | 3 | 4.33 |
| Beatles | 5 | 4 |
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| Jane's Addiction | 5, 2 |
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Scott Walker
1/5
His strongest album, but what's the reason why. What's being left is an unbearable produced end 60's album.
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Arcade Fire
4/5
Billy Joel
3/5
You almost know every song on this album.
Yes
3/5
A dinosaur of decades. Definitly not compatible with TikTok.
Don McLean
2/5
American pie - a great emotional song.
Fleet Foxes
5/5
That's radioparadise.com sound.
Jurassic 5
3/5
Straight Hip-Hop
Pixies
4/5
Where is my mind? - A band that considers Hüsker Dü as one of their inspirations must be good.
Robert Wyatt
2/5
Quite experimental.
Ramones
3/5
Legends. Heros of their time. A bit noisy nowadays.
Eminem
3/5
Straight Hip-Hop
Giant Sand
3/5
Millenial Alternative Rock
Ravi Shankar
2/5
Lessons about how India sounds.
Neil Young
3/5
A timeless Neil Young.
Pavement
4/5
Definetely a discovery! How could it happen, that I didn't notice them...
John Coltrane
3/5
Cool Jazz. Far away from smooth bar Jazz.
Cornershop
3/5
Nice listening Indie crossover.
David Bowie
5/5
Life on Mars. An awesome David Bowie.
The Cramps
3/5
Straight forward punk and psychedelic.
FKA twigs
3/5
Another discovery.
Muddy Waters
2/5
Muddy Waters plays the Blues.
Gang Of Four
5/5
Great punky rock, or rocky punk.
The Band
3/5
Straight rock.
Coldplay
4/5
Cool Brit-Pop.
The White Stripes
3/5
Not quite like iconic Seven Nations Army. But pretty diverse.
OutKast
3/5
Soulful Rap from southern America. Calling Ms Jackson is their wellknown hit. Interesting vita that drives away from the cliche of other Rap musicians.
Marvin Gaye
2/5
Soul from the early 70's
Louis Prima
3/5
Catchy and jazzy barblues.
Fleetwood Mac
3/5
Good pop-music.
Hugh Masekela
3/5
Straight good listening Jazz with afrobeats from the early 70's.
Blondie
2/5
70's Pop.
The Notorious B.I.G.
3/5
Great Rap from the 90's.
Simon & Garfunkel
3/5
Classical
Buffalo Springfield
2/5
Folky country music - with Neil Young.
3/5
Prog-Rock in the History of Yes
Kraftwerk
4/5
Unique and unmatched - even in English.
Queens of the Stone Age
5/5
Grunge at its best.
Björk
5/5
Björk.
Meat Puppets
4/5
One of the Godfathers of Grunge.
MC Solaar
3/5
Jazzy French Rap.
Led Zeppelin
2/5
Straight from the end of the 60-ies.
Mekons
3/5
Friends of Gang of Four. With quite similar rocky punky sound.
Christina Aguilera
4/5
Suprisingly complex!
TLC
1/5
Succesful girl group, but uninspiring.
A Tribe Called Quest
3/5
Cool jazzy Rap.
Van Halen
2/5
Straight hardrock from the 80's.
PJ Harvey
5/5
PJ Harvey.
Black Sabbath
2/5
Hardrock classic
Franz Ferdinand
3/5
Straight Brit-Pop.
Soul II Soul
2/5
Average Club Sound.
My Bloody Valentine
3/5
Quite disharmonic Alternative.
Frank Ocean
3/5
R&B from 2012.
Iron Butterfly
3/5
17 minutes In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.
Ray Price
1/5
Country Music from the 60's.
Stan Getz
1/5
Supermarket compatible jazzy Bar Blues.
Cee Lo Green
2/5
Soulful Rap
AC/DC
4/5
Straight and honest Hardrock.
Taylor Swift
3/5
Perfect Pop.
CHIC
2/5
Disco chic.
Jamiroquai
2/5
Funky and jazzy Rock.
The Soft Boys
3/5
Straight Punkrock.
King Crimson
2/5
A crossover between Eagles and Jethro Tull.
Green Day
4/5
Straight alternative punk rock.
The Velvet Underground
3/5
Experimental late 90's rock.
David Holmes
4/5
Cool D&B.
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Classical honest rock.
ABBA
3/5
Legendary.
The Auteurs
3/5
The foundations of Brit-Pop.
Deee-Lite
2/5
Dancefloor house from the beginning 90's.
Bee Gees
1/5
Unbearable schmaltzy.
The Flaming Lips
3/5
Somehow psychedelic.
Violent Femmes
5/5
Cult classic.
Beyoncé
3/5
Easy listening sound.
Beatles
3/5
A bunch of diverse songs - stating the end of the Beatles.
The Beach Boys
2/5
Goat feeding Beach Boys on the cover playing easy listening pop from the 60's.
Todd Rundgren
2/5
"Lesser reliance to straightforward pop songs", powered by "psychedelic drugs". What a trip.
Steve Earle
2/5
Classical country.
Wu-Tang Clan
2/5
Musical simple Hip-Hop.
The Vines
3/5
Alternative rock from Australia.
AC/DC
3/5
Straight hardrock from the 80's. Hells Block!
Dennis Wilson
2/5
Beach Boys co-founder performing his only solo album. Rock / pop from the 70's.
Arctic Monkeys
5/5
Social media pushed success. Intelligent and powerful alternative rock.
Black Sabbath
3/5
Iconic heavy metal album.
The Avalanches
2/5
Australian electronical dancefloor music. Sophistical samples of uncredited snippets other musicians.
Cream
3/5
Trio of highly acclaimed musicians, separating because Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce hated each other. Completed by Eric Clapton.
Daft Punk
3/5
Fresh French House.
Peter Gabriel
4/5
You feel the Red Rain pouring down. And the iconic music video of Sledgehammer.
David Bowie
3/5
Recorded by a stoned David Bowie. Average with a singular star Golden Years.
Curtis Mayfield
2/5
Classical soul & funk album. A bit more mojo would be good. And no broad violin Sound.
Peter Gabriel
2/5
A Solesbury Hill doesn't make an album.
Thin Lizzy
3/5
Famous live album representing the essence out of two different live tours.
Arcade Fire
4/5
Good alternative rock.
Willie Nelson
1/5
Outlaw country genre... appearing pretty mainstream.
3/5
Great live performance.
John Lennon
3/5
A powerful and real John Lennon album.
Michael Jackson
3/5
A pop icone.
The Associates
4/5
Psychedelic post-punk like an acid trip.
Miriam Makeba
2/5
African music from the 60's.
ZZ Top
3/5
A classical driving hardrock album from the 80's.
Robbie Williams
4/5
Charismatic "Let me entertain you" and emotional "Angels" are outstanding. The rest are average pop songs.
Happy Mondays
3/5
Happy Britpop.
LCD Soundsystem
4/5
Cool electronic rock.
Soundgarden
5/5
Black Hole Sun wash away the rain.
Prince
3/5
Charismatic Prince
Bon Jovi
3/5
Bon Jovis best known songs...
Dolly Parton
2/5
Another country album...
The Boo Radleys
3/5
Straight alternative rock.
Boards of Canada
3/5
Chili techno
Metallica
3/5
Ancestors of Metal.
Leonard Cohen
5/5
A real Leonard Cohen from the beginning.
Echo And The Bunnymen
3/5
The Killing Moon as best known song. Cool alternative rock.
The Kinks
4/5
Sounds pretty much like St Pepper. But who was first.
Beck
4/5
Great atmospheric slow songs.
Butthole Surfers
4/5
Experimental and psychedelic alternative rock from 87. Inspiring Kurt Kobain and others. Powered by drugs in a small flat.
Waylon Jennings
1/5
Unbearable. Rocky outlaw Country & Western.
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Bruce the US Springsteen.
The Beau Brummels
3/5
(Suppositly) Psychedelic and experimental rock from 1967.
2Pac
3/5
Criminal Rapper, facing his sentence. Beside that rap from the 90-ies.
Country Joe & The Fish
3/5
A Woodstock classic.
Pink Floyd
3/5
An epic rock classic. Time is Money.
Slint
5/5
A disharmonic Indie masterpiece from 1990. Inspiring many other musicians since then.
Culture Club
3/5
Colourful romantic pop from the 80's.
3/5
Cool Bowie.
Ice Cube
3/5
Rap from the 90's.
Oasis
3/5
The Masters of Brit-Pop.
Sly & The Family Stone
2/5
Soul and funk from 69.
Sonic Youth
4/5
Great alternative rock.
Femi Kuti
2/5
Afrobeat from the 90's
Pearl Jam
5/5
Pearl Jam's debut.
The Hives
3/5
Conpilation to gain success.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
3/5
Straight rock from the 70-ies.
Massive Attack
5/5
Iconic album.
David Bowie
3/5
Another Bowie.
Sleater-Kinney
4/5
Feminist alternative rock from the millenium change.
Miles Davis
3/5
Not a kind of blue.
Eminem
3/5
Powerful white Rap.
Nitin Sawhney
3/5
Anti nuclear concept album from the millenium change.
Tim Buckley
3/5
Jazzy folk rock from 69.
Ice Cube
3/5
Another successful Rapper from the 90's.
Pink Floyd
3/5
Iconic Pink Floyd.
Badly Drawn Boy
3/5
Great alternative rock from the 2000.
Dr. Octagon
3/5
Another 90's rap album. One of the better ones
Little Richard
2/5
Tutti Frutti
Dinosaur Jr.
5/5
Dinosaurier Jr
Air
4/5
Great downtime album.
Morrissey
3/5
Happy Brit-Pop.
Foo Fighters
4/5
Dave Grohl's debut album after Nirvana.
Milton Nascimento
4/5
Brazilian Pop from 72.
The Monkees
3/5
Pop Rock from 67.
3/5
Stranded with a flat tire in a Ghetto in 1972. According to a contemporary reviewer from the Rolling Stone it pushes soul and jazz further to afro-roots music.
The Go-Betweens
3/5
Another re-discovery.
Creedence Clearwater Revival
2/5
Consists of inconsistancy. Very good songs are accomanied by ones below average.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
2/5
Conceptual experimental.
Nine Inch Nails
3/5
Conceptionell industrial rock album telling the story of a suicidal man within its downward spiral.
The Mars Volta
4/5
Concept album about a week long coma after overdosing a mixture of morphine and rat poison. Disturbing.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
3/5
Rock adaption of some parts with additional parts.
Beatles
5/5
A terrific album.
The KLF
1/5
Uninspiring Disco from 1991.
Sheryl Crow
3/5
Rocky songwriting from 1993.
Tom Waits
5/5
Tom Waits at its best.
Ray Charles
2/5
Swingging Pop with Bigband arrangements.
Gram Parsons
1/5
Unbearable Country & Western.
N.W.A.
3/5
The first platinum Gangsta-Rap from 88.
Joan Armatrading
3/5
Considered as her best songwriting.
Janelle Monáe
2/5
Afrofuturistic science fiction... mmmh.
Sonic Youth
5/5
Grungy Sonic Youth.
Sonic Youth
5/5
Classical Sonic Youth.
The Cure
5/5
Greetings to Nobbi!
Björk
4/5
Definetly a unique Björk.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
3/5
Independent rock produced by TV on the Radio.
Bob Dylan
4/5
Capturing the political and cultural atmosphere of the 60's.
Gil Scott-Heron
3/5
Jazzy R&B. A kind of Bar Blues.
Dr. Dre
3/5
Propper Hip-Hop.
Green Day
4/5
Happy Grunge. X-over between Dinosaur Jr and the Smith.
Ella Fitzgerald
3/5
Songs from the 20's and 30's performed from one of the best singers in 1959. Fat Big Band sound.
Bob Dylan
4/5
A classical Bob Dylan.
Elastica
4/5
Alternative post punk from 95. Iconic and powerful songs.
GZA
3/5
Killah Rap.
The Last Shadow Puppets
3/5
Charismatic Indie x-over of different styles by Arctic Monkeys and The Little Flames front-men.
The Libertines
3/5
Highly rated Indie album from 2004.
Creedence Clearwater Revival
3/5
Comercial Rockabilly Success.
Everything But The Girl
3/5
Not 'Missing' - but an entertaining downtime album.
Joy Division
4/5
Masterpiece of Electronic from the 80's.
Nirvana
5/5
The album is a contrary between an excellent accoustic performance, and the powerful voice of Kurt Cobain.
Spiritualized
4/5
Space rock from 95, the title referencing to Sophie's world.
The Young Rascals
4/5
Grovinn' Rock from 67.
The B-52's
5/5
Flexi Tour from Planet Claire
Parliament
3/5
Funky Pop.
Echo And The Bunnymen
3/5
Garage Rock from 1980.
Drive Like Jehu
3/5
Pretty punky, less post.
Nanci Griffith
2/5
Another Country & Western album.
Thelonious Monk
3/5
Classical Jazz.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Propper Rock from the 80's.
Randy Newman
3/5
No short people
Elliott Smith
4/5
Gus van Sant had a good taste to use songs for his movie Good will hunting.
Eurythmics
3/5
A classical pop-album.
Goldie
3/5
Drum & Bass / Jungle classic.
The Smashing Pumpkins
4/5
Despite all the rage - pretty grungy.
Harry Nilsson
4/5
Despite all the rage - pretty grungy.
Television
4/5
An original musical development in rock music.
Elvis Presley
3/5
The first album of the White Rock 'n' Roller.
Beatles
5/5
One of the Beatles milestones.
The Who
4/5
Behind blue eyes. The Who from '71.
LCD Soundsystem
4/5
Successful promoted rock music with an icecream truck.
The Fall
5/5
An Indie dinosaur.
Talking Heads
3/5
Not the iconic Talking Heads.
The Zombies
3/5
Time of the Season - surprise hit from '69.
Beastie Boys
4/5
Indeed, pretty variated release.
The Kinks
3/5
OK.
The Chemical Brothers
3/5
Pretty electronic. Pretty Dub
Santana
5/5
An iconic album by Santana.
Saint Etienne
4/5
Easy listening Indie Pop with a faible for the 60's.
Queen
2/5
Heavy Queen.
Gene Clark
3/5
Pretty country, considered to be one of the best songwriting.
Wilco
5/5
Jesus etc
Sisters Of Mercy
4/5
Flexi music.
The War On Drugs
3/5
Depressed Bruce Springsteen.
Buck Owens
2/5
Bakersfield Sound - derived from country and hillbilly.
The Pretty Things
3/5
Another St Pepper from 68.
5/5
A great PJ Harvey.
Barry Adamson
2/5
Concept album / Soundtrack of a non-existing crime movie. It sounds a bit like a lineup of music samples.
Alice Cooper
3/5
Concept album with an outstanding 'School's out'.
Rage Against The Machine
5/5
An iconic album.
Sebadoh
4/5
A bit Hüsker Dü.
Leftfield
3/5
Electronic music. OK.
Nina Simone
2/5
Compilation of dropped songs.
Guided By Voices
3/5
Propper Indie.
Beth Orton
4/5
Cool songwriting.
Turbonegro
3/5
Norwegian punk goes glam-rock.
Adele
3/5
Phenomenal Comeback!
CHIC
3/5
Pop-Music
Fugees
3/5
Hip-Hop featurimg many samples used in the 90-s. Remembering of Cypress Hill.
The Clash
5/5
Iconical. Even my son has instantly recognized London Calling.
George Michael
3/5
His outing was a shock for his female friends. He is part of the 80-s and 90-s pop History.
Billy Bragg
3/5
Pretty Country & Western. A good mixture between Wilco and BB.
Kraftwerk
3/5
Cult.
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Stony classics.
The Who
3/5
Another concept album.
Lloyd Cole And The Commotions
3/5
Scots indie
Stevie Wonder
3/5
Classic pop songs
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
4/5
African Wise Guys
The Thrills
2/5
Irish Indie
The La's
3/5
Pre-Brit-Pop
Kendrick Lamar
3/5
Another Hip-Hop album.
Crowded House
3/5
Melancolic but happy Oz sound.
Youssou N'Dour
2/5
World music
Beatles
4/5
Remarkeble for 66!
Missy Elliott
3/5
Female rap.
Destiny's Child
2/5
Girl group.
Hot Chip
2/5
Dancefloor music from 2012.
Van Halen
2/5
One of the most successfull debut album in history.
3/5
Brit-Pop.
Supergrass
2/5
British alternativ rock. Appears a bit egocentric.
The Doors
5/5
Charismatic and iconic.
Mott The Hoople
2/5
Rock from the beginning 70-ies.
Frank Sinatra
3/5
Swingin' Franky.
Jane's Addiction
5/5
Metal and Punk Fusion.
Radiohead
4/5
The lyrics were written under the impression of George W. Bushs election as president. What kind of album would that be now, after the second election of Donald Trump.
Missy Elliott
1/5
Female hip-hop. Not better than the male counterparts.
Deep Purple
2/5
Easy beats, recognizable riffs. The recipe for Smoke on the water. The rest is average.
The Isley Brothers
3/5
Funky soul
Sam Cooke
4/5
Driving and lively.
The Allman Brothers Band
2/5
70's Rock.
Soft Cell
4/5
Iconic Songs.
Jimi Hendrix
4/5
Chaotic recordings of a perfectionist.
Morrissey
3/5
Happy Songs.
LTJ Bukem
3/5
Jungled K&D.
Al Green
3/5
Pulp Fiction.
The Who
3/5
Fake adds as unrelated songs.
King Crimson
2/5
Pretty progressive
Dusty Springfield
3/5
Son of a Preachermen - another Pulp Fiction top hit.
Led Zeppelin
3/5
Hard and folky rock from 1970.
Raekwon
2/5
Hip-Hop.
Depeche Mode
4/5
Cult
Derek & The Dominos
3/5
Layla and other assorted love songs...
Os Mutantes
4/5
Brazilian music blended by American and British psychedelic.
T. Rex
3/5
Glam rock forerunners. Marc Bolan as frontman.
Various Artists
3/5
Christmas compilation long time before Last Christmas.
The 13th Floor Elevators
3/5
Psychedelic rock from the 13th floor.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
4/5
Nick Cave.
The Killers
3/5
Propper post-punk from 2004.
The Temptations
2/5
Funky Motown.
Count Basie & His Orchestra
3/5
Jazzy big band sound. Disturbing cover.
Queen
2/5
Bohemian Rhapsody and other songs.
Animal Collective
3/5
Pretty Experimental.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
4/5
Cool Jazz.
Anita Baker
1/5
Unbeatable R&B from the 80's. Only topped by Cool & the Gang.
Public Enemy
3/5
Propper Hip-Hop
Supergrass
3/5
Alternative Rock
The Specials
3/5
Very special Ska with Mariachi and other styles.
Run-D.M.C.
2/5
Not very inspiring Hip-Hop.
Jane's Addiction
2/5
Hard Rock and experimental rock in memorian of the singers dead girl-friend.
Beastie Boys
4/5
Pretty beasty.
Jimi Hendrix
3/5
Charismatic.
Common
3/5
Motown Rap. The more Motown, the better.
Snoop Dogg
2/5
Another Gangsta-Rap. Where is the difference.
Michael Jackson
2/5
Don't stop, till you get enough - and not much more.
Dr. John
3/5
Voodoo and psychedelic from 68, which gained success later.
Emmylou Harris
1/5
Soft country.
Blur
4/5
A classical album with iconic hits.
Hole
3/5
Cool alternative, but nothing special.
Thundercat
3/5
Jazzy pop/rock.
Janis Joplin
4/5
Classical album from '71.
Jimmy Smith
3/5
Organ Jazz.
Mercury Rev
3/5
Propper pop songs
Bob Dylan
3/5
Dylans 30th album! Sounds a bit like Tom Waits.
Led Zeppelin
3/5
Propper hard rock.
The Zutons
3/5
Intelligent Rock
The Lemonheads
5/5
Mrs Robinson.
Nick Drake
5/5
Timeless songs from the beginning 70's.
Elliott Smith
4/5
Nice songwriting.
Marilyn Manson
5/5
Much noise, but louder than Oli ;)
Kanye West
3/5
Not just another Gangsta-Rap album. But still Gangsta-Rap...
Mylo
2/5
Uninspiring chillout.
Megadeth
3/5
Propper Heavy Metal
Amy Winehouse
4/5
Not as extraordinary than Back to Basics. But still good.
Deep Purple
3/5
Excellent Live album. Would be great without the lengthy solo parts.
3/5
Not their best 70's album.
Johnny Cash
3/5
Bearable and partly excellent country.
Kate Bush
3/5
Typical Kate.
Gary Numan
4/5
Poppy new wave from '79. Cars.
Bob Marley & The Wailers
3/5
No women, no cry - and Reggae.
The Smiths
3/5
There is a light that never goes ouf
Dizzee Rascal
3/5
Different Rap.
George Harrison
3/5
My sweet Lord - and Hare Krishna.
Jimi Hendrix
3/5
His death is a loss.
Stevie Wonder
3/5
Stevie Wonder from '73.
Devendra Banhart
4/5
Spoky psychedelic.
The White Stripes
4/5
Experimental White Stripes.
Beach House
2/5
Dream Pop... ok.
The Everly Brothers
2/5
Defenetly not the killer level.
Talking Heads
4/5
Take me to the river
Brian Eno
2/5
Experimental. Uninspiring.
The Stooges
4/5
Forerunners of Punk Rock including Iggy Pop. Promoted by David Bowie.
John Lennon
3/5
Beside Imagine not realy a masterpiece.
Duke Ellington
2/5
More Big Band than Jazz.
Japan
3/5
New Wave? I would call it Electronic Pop.
Radiohead
5/5
Not as iconic than OK Computer. As an album very atmospheric.
Beatles
3/5
An early Beatles album.
4/5
Self-produced album after a decade fight with the former label. "Orchustric"
Blur
4/5
More Indy than Brit-Pop.
Ozomatli
2/5
Latin Pop. OK.
Elton John
4/5
Johns magnum opus.
Justice
2/5
Electronic sampled opera-pop.
Elvis Presley
2/5
Being recorded in '69, but laking the Kings extraordinary appearance.
Moby
4/5
Biggest selling electronic album of all time.
Barry Adamson
3/5
Film music without a movie.
T. Rex
3/5
Get it on.
Kraftwerk
3/5
There are better albums of Kraftwerk.
Brian Eno
3/5
Roxy Music reloaded.
Portishead
5/5
Definetly the darkest album.
The Mamas & The Papas
2/5
Califonrnia dreamin' - in times of Donald Trump...
Boston
2/5
Uninspired rock with lengthy 70's like solos.
Joni Mitchell
3/5
Propper songwriting.
Alexander 'Skip' Spence
3/5
Weird album. Produktion, singer, history, ...
The Blue Nile
3/5
Atmospheric electronic approach resulting out of limited musical ability.
Bob Marley & The Wailers
3/5
Reggae Classics.
Led Zeppelin
2/5
Hard rock headbanging sound from '69.
Booker T. & The MG's
3/5
Marvelous Green Onions - and then Rinky Dink with a Fender Telecaster...
3/5
Rock from 1970.
Sufjan Stevens
4/5
Cool songwriting. A real radioparadise.com song.
Ananda Shankar
2/5
Indian cover songs from The Stones and The Doors...
The Slits
3/5
Girly Reggae Punk.
The Who
3/5
Historic
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Early Stones.
Orange Juice
3/5
Post Punk without less Punk.
Neil Young
4/5
Neils bestseling album from '72.
Radiohead
5/5
Electronic Radiohead
Metallica
3/5
A good, but typical Metal album from the 80's.
The Jam
3/5
Mod revival with the Modfather Paul Weller, influencing many BritPop bands like Oasis.
Roxy Music
3/5
Sophisticated and consistent Art Rock.
De La Soul
3/5
Positive Rap.
50 Cent
2/5
Debut Gangsta.
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
2/5
Lengthy Rock soli.
Massive Attack
4/5
The debut album of the founders of trip-hop.
The Human League
3/5
Pop friendly synth Pop.
White Denim
2/5
A bit like Yes.
The Doors
3/5
OK.
R.E.M.
3/5
REM debut.
The Stooges
4/5
Genius first part, experimental second. Definetly a landmark in proto-punk.
Aimee Mann
3/5
Songwriter Rock featured by Nick Hornby.
Prince
3/5
Little Red Corvette
Love
3/5
Jazz Rock before the genre is defined. Designed with two different sides it stands behind its following album Forever Change.
Pere Ubu
3/5
Post punk, no Dub.
The Cure
3/5
A milestone in Gothic Rock.
Joanna Newsom
4/5
The voice reminds of Björk. The orchestral production is close to unbeatable.
The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy
3/5
Alternative Hip-Hop.
Can
3/5
Krautrock that sounds like DUB.
Linkin Park
5/5
Powerful and successful debut album.
Heaven 17
3/5
Synthy Pop. Nothing special.
XTC
3/5
Complex concept album with orchestral support.
Iron Maiden
3/5
Iconic album.
Iron Maiden
3/5
Straight metal.
Herbie Hancock
3/5
Jazz x-funk-rock. Commercial success.
Shivkumar Sharma
3/5
A milestone in world music. Indian sound suitable for Western ears.
Rock from 71 with Rod Steward.
Machito
3/5
Jazzy Latin Dancehall music.
Paul Simon
3/5
A classical album.
Tom Waits
4/5
Not as iconic as Franks wild years and Rain dogs. Its the first self produced album. Stylistically different, more experimental, with an unusual instrumentation.
Björk
5/5
Minimal and intricate music.
Lightning Bolt
3/5
Definetly noise rock.
Manu Chao
5/5
The only album...
The Stooges
4/5
Godfathers of Punk.
Haircut 100
3/5
Successful New Wave.
The Undertones
3/5
Another album of Godfathers of Punk from Northern Ireland.
The Velvet Underground
5/5
Timeless.
Bonnie Raitt
3/5
Three-time Grammy-Award winning...
Flamin' Groovies
3/5
Blues & Rock revisited in a modern context. Better than the Stones - in Mick Jaggers opinion. Ok.
Stephen Stills
3/5
One solo Album from Crosby Gut
The Divine Comedy
3/5
OK. Northerm Ireland Pop.
Radiohead
5/5
Iconic.
Little Simz
3/5
A surprisingly first impression followed by an OK.
Charles Mingus
3/5
Between big band and a little experimental Jazz from the 60-ies.
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Early blues-orientated Stones.
Yes
3/5
Progressive Rock.
3/5
Pop Classics.
Kid Rock
4/5
Country Rap by a redneck pimp.
Black Sabbath
2/5
The cocaine album.
James Brown
2/5
Screamin' James Brown.
MGMT
3/5
Electronic melenium Pop. Ranked 494/500 best album according to Rolling Stone.
New Order
3/5
Most intensive album of New Order.
Rod Stewart
3/5
Ok
Leonard Cohen
3/5
Commercialy successful, but not like his astonishing first album.
Bonnie "Prince" Billy
3/5
Melancholic soft Rock.
Metallica
3/5
Metal
Solange
3/5
Soft rap
Donald Fagen
3/5
Digital soft rock from the 80-s. Wellknown Sound.
Lana Del Rey
4/5
Slow arranged songs.
David Bowie
2/5
Beside Heroes a bad improvisation.
John Grant
3/5
Propper Pop Rock from Denver.
The Youngbloods
3/5
American Rock from the 70's.
Laibach
4/5
Godfathers of Ramstein. Industrial Metal from YU.
The Who
5/5
A potbury of thr best songs of The Who. Excellent performed live on stage.
Mariah Carey
2/5
Whats Urban Adult?
Paul Simon
3/5
OneWorld Simon without Garfunkel.
Joni Mitchell
4/5
Experimental jazz-rock.
Lou Reed
5/5
It's just a perfect day.
The Prodigy
5/5
Great alternative alvum from 97. Considered their best.
Frank Sinatra
2/5
The first concept album recorded 53. Unbearable fat arrangements and melancholic Atmosphäre.
Gene Clark
2/5
Soft country.
Talvin Singh
3/5
Indians K&D.
Funkadelic
3/5
Groovy and funky.
Weather Report
3/5
Birdland - and not much more. Successful Jazz album
Public Enemy
3/5
Complex samples collection from the golden age of Hip-Hop.
Digital Underground
4/5
Another Hip-Hop album? The invention of "Genetic Suppression Relief Antidotes" earns an additional star.
Dead Kennedys
3/5
Punk classic
The Psychedelic Furs
4/5
Brighter and poppier side TPF underground rock edge. New Wave post-punk with outstanding single Pretty in Pink.
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
4/5
"it does capture their taut, blazing, live sound and their eccentric studio"
The xx
5/5
Outstanding
Pentangle
3/5
English folk from 69.
The Byrds
3/5
Nice.
The Temptations
4/5
Psychedelic soul. Propper Motown.
The Cardigans
3/5
Lovefool.
Kendrick Lamar
3/5
Not an ordinary Rap akbum - but Rap.
Sepultura
3/5
A landmark in extreme Metal - pretty extreme.
The The
5/5
Flexi Sound
Faust
2/5
Hypnotic rhythms and extended improvisation. A krautrock classical from '73.
Aretha Franklin
3/5
A Natural Women - released 1968
Manic Street Preachers
3/5
Music written under the influence of depression and suicidal tendencies.
Roni Size
3/5
K&D alike.
The Crusaders
2/5
Street Life - and not much more.
Genesis
3/5
Nothing Special.
Sade
3/5
Cool Bar Jazz. Cool. But Bar Jazz.
Van Morrison
4/5
A real Van Morrison
Def Leppard
3/5
Most succesful album of the Hard-Rock dinosaurs.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Some mixture of The Beatles and XTC.
Run-D.M.C.
3/5
80's Rap
The Monks
2/5
German Garage Rock from 65
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Pop orientated Punk Rock reflecting New Wave.
Marianne Faithfull
4/5
Classical Album.
Bill Callahan
2/5
To many birds... unspectacular a bit boring songwriting.
Tears For Fears
4/5
Iconical Shout!
Wilco
3/5
Alternative country style, but still country.
k.d. lang
3/5
Post-nuclear country from 92. And Conctant craving. That's a reason to the albums to the far end.
The Dandy Warhols
3/5
Propper Garage Rock with Pop influence.
Germs
2/5
StraightHardcore- Punk from '79. It is considered as the first of its kind.
Roxy Music
3/5
Successful 2nd album of Glam Rocker Roxy Music.
Lenny Kravitz
3/5
Raw debut with forgettable Lyrics - says a critique.
Deerhunter
4/5
Cool indie
Ministry
3/5
Heavy Industrial.
John Lee Hooker
3/5
Traditional blues
The Modern Lovers
5/5
Pablo Picasso - another song from the past.
Lauryn Hill
2/5
Successful concept Hip-Hop album - written out of the persoective of a pregnant Woman.
The Kinks
3/5
A bit like the late Beatles.
The Good, The Bad & The Queen
3/5
Supergroup. Blur meets the Clash and Afro-Drums.
The Young Gods
2/5
Krach. French Industrial.
The Byrds
3/5
The first American successful challenge to British chart dominance. Mr Tambourin Man
Paul McCartney
2/5
Lo-Fi Beatles. Far away from being a musical milestone.
Slipknot
1/5
Krach.
The Icarus Line
3/5
OK post-hardcore.
Scott Walker
1/5
His strongest album, but what's the reason why. What's being left is an unbearable produced end 60's album.
Lambchop
2/5
Millenium Pop.
Q-Tip
3/5
Another Hip-Hop.
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Classical
Tom Waits
4/5
Tom Waits
Songhoy Blues
2/5
Dessert Blues... Mali Musicians in exile. But the music is a drum machine, a kind of guitar, and vocals.
Grateful Dead
2/5
Folk & Country Rock from 1970.
Michael Jackson
4/5
Iconical Pop.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
5/5
The best thing to happen to Punk-Rock.
The Byrds
3/5
Most experimental album. The first one without any song written by Bob Dylan.
Nick Drake
4/5
An exampel of overarranged songs. Out of a sudden a violin and a trumpet appears, taken away the magic of Nick Drake's songs. The only outstanding exceptions is 'One of these things first'.
Christine and the Queens
2/5
French Pop.
Leonard Cohen
4/5
Not as strong as his debut album. It is still a great work of songwriting.
Super Furry Animals
3/5
Jacuzzis and three meals a day were the reason to go to the studio. Ok.
ZZ Top
3/5
ZZ-Tops commercial breakthrough.
David Bowie
3/5
One of the Berlin Trilogy. Influences by Tangerine Dream.
Ghostface Killah
3/5
Propper Hip-Hop
Queen Latifah
3/5
Another proper Hip-Hop
Funkadelic
4/5
Funky stuff.
Baaba Maal
2/5
Traditionell African music.
Alice Cooper
3/5
Nice
3/5
Post post-punk noise Rock. More of a freeform
Ms. Dynamite
4/5
Iconic title song.
Jungle Brothers
2/5
Hip-Hop from 89.
k.d. lang
2/5
Unbearable country. No Constant Craving.
System Of A Down
3/5
Alternative Metal - but still metal.
Queen
3/5
Moving away from the progessive sound towards the Quen sound,
Kanye West
4/5
Wide variety of different genre influenced the album.
Kings of Leon
3/5
Comercialy successful alternative Rock from 2008. Propper Brit-Pop.
Randy Newman
4/5
The original You can leave your head in.
The Velvet Underground
5/5
Ahead of time
Big Star
3/5
A Rock I could not remember after the day time.
Chicago
2/5
Lengthy guitar solos.
Britney Spears
2/5
Poppy
Sepultura
4/5
Brazilian Metal. What a lush sound.