1001 Albums Summary

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337
Albums Rated
3.34
Average Rating
31%
Complete
752 albums remaining

Rating Distribution

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Taste Profile

1970s
Favorite Decade
Blues
Favorite Genre
US
Top Origin
Wordsmith
Rater Style ?
55
5-Star Albums
6
1-Star Albums

Breakdown

By Genre

By Decade

By Origin

Albums

You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Cafe Bleu 5 2.87 +2.13
Electric 5 3.02 +1.98
Devil Without A Cause 4 2.06 +1.94
It's Too Late to Stop Now 5 3.25 +1.75
S&M 5 3.26 +1.74
Live At The Star Club, Hamburg 5 3.28 +1.72
Siembra 5 3.29 +1.71
Ace of Spades 5 3.29 +1.71
The Chronic 5 3.33 +1.67
Home Is Where The Music Is 5 3.36 +1.64

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Shaka Zulu 1 3.09 -2.09
Germfree Adolescents 1 3.04 -2.04
Hunky Dory 2 4 -2
Black Monk Time 1 2.94 -1.94
A Hard Day's Night 2 3.9 -1.9
Pink Moon 2 3.65 -1.65
A Love Supreme 2 3.63 -1.63
The Velvet Underground & Nico 2 3.62 -1.62
Devotional Songs 1 2.58 -1.58
Funeral 2 3.57 -1.57

Artists

Favorites

ArtistAlbumsAverage
Metallica 3 5
Jimi Hendrix 3 5
Pink Floyd 2 5
The Temptations 2 5
Muddy Waters 2 5
Led Zeppelin 3 4.33

5-Star Albums (55)

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Metallica
5/5
I have to say I was not surprised this album made the list. I sort of spoiled it for myself when I went to the wikipedia entry for this list and saw "Trash Metal" as one of the featured genres. I immediately knew Master of Puppets was on the list. When I think of "albums that defined a genre", this is the first that comes to mind, and it's arguably the best the genre ever produced. This album will be, almost w/o a doubt, the Number 1 album on this list for me. That is, if Ride The Lightning or AJFA are not included. MoP is one of my top 5 albums. It's probably the one that I've listened to the most times back to back in my life. It's really special to me. More often that not, it transports me back to being 12-13 y/o and discovering my love for this sort of music.
1 likes
5/5
People say you don't get to have new favorite bands after you hit 27 years old. Rush was the exception that made the rule for me. I discovered them way to old in life and I only regret not having listened to them sooner. Neil created so many instantly recognizable patterns and grooves in this album, it's impossible for me not to give it 5 stars :)
1 likes
4/5
Yes is another one of those bands that came to my knowledge way to late in life. Or maybe it came to me at the right time, I wouldn't have understood them otherwise. Now I enjoy them in reverse: I realize how they inspired so many musicians I've been listening to for many years.
1 likes

1-Star Albums (6)

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Wordsmith

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