1001 Albums Summary

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66
Albums Rated
3.62
Average Rating
6%
Complete
1023 albums remaining

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1960s
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Metal
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21
5-Star Albums
3
1-Star Albums

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You Love More Than Most

Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
All Hope Is Gone 5 2.7 +2.3
Os Mutantes 5 2.98 +2.02
The College Dropout 5 3.31 +1.69
Channel Orange 5 3.31 +1.69
This Year's Model 5 3.33 +1.67
Debut 5 3.37 +1.63
Cheap Thrills 5 3.43 +1.57
James Brown Live At The Apollo 5 3.46 +1.54
Dirt 5 3.47 +1.53
Unknown Pleasures 5 3.47 +1.53

You Love Less Than Most

Albums you rated lower than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Parallel Lines 1 3.76 -2.76
Mermaid Avenue 1 3.18 -2.18
Pelican West 1 2.96 -1.96
Document 2 3.57 -1.57
Queen II 2 3.49 -1.49
Come Away With Me 2 3.39 -1.39
Bongo Rock 2 3.26 -1.26
Real Life 2 3.06 -1.06
The Who Sell Out 2 3 -1
Wild Gift 2 3 -1

Artist Analysis

Favorite Artists

Artists with 2+ albums

ArtistAlbumsAverage
Black Sabbath 2 5
Jimi Hendrix 2 5

5-Star Albums (21)

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Popular Reviews

Drive-By Truckers
3/5
Musically, this album is a fantastic rendition of southern rock with twanging guitars, gravelly vocals, and rebellious spirit. Conceptually, this album is re-litigating southern pride. These rockers who grew up in the racist south say "it's complicated" and "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater". They turn the mirror on the high-horse northerners. Unfortunately, it isn't up to some white rockers to decide the legacy of George Wallace and the Confederate flag. There is a nugget of truth in here though: I love America despite it being a fucked up place. Rebellious free spirit IS cool.
3 likes
2/5
This is undeniably well made with a lot of interesting pieces, but all the best elements are pushed to the background. Instead, we get overbearing light pop about the most boring things: getting in a cold taxi, a girl who's dad doesn't let her stay out, or Maryanne with the shaky hands. (Stingy Mingy was funny). Reading the album title, you would expect more anti-commercial themes. The few parts of the album that do use satirical commercial sounds play the best. Overall, this album is afraid of the experimentation that makes it any good.
1 likes

1-Star Albums (3)

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32% of albums received 5 stars.