1001 Albums Summary

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15
Albums Rated
3.87
Average Rating
1%
Complete
1074 albums remaining

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1960
Favorite Decade
Rock
Favorite Genre
US
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5
5-Star Albums
0
1-Star Albums

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Albums

You Love More Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Murmur
R.E.M.
5 3.42 +1.58
Fear Of Music
Talking Heads
5 3.47 +1.53
Born In The U.S.A.
Bruce Springsteen
5 3.69 +1.31
Doolittle
Pixies
5 3.74 +1.26

You Love Less Than Most

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Black Holes and Revelations
Muse
2 3.59 -1.59
White Ladder
David Gray
2 3.05 -1.05

5-Star Albums (5)

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Popular Reviews

My oldest friend is the biggest contrarian I know. He insists that Muse are not ripping off Radiohead but improving upon Radiohead. Hmmm. Knights of Cydonia has been a guilty pleasure. But when 1001 suggested an entire Muse album it was a lot to ask. If I'm going to be listening to a West Country weirdo my choice is Robyn Hitchcock singing about creatures, not these dudes trafficking in Russell Brand type stuff and laying the groundwork for Imagine Dragons. Love sci-fi but in 2025 I would rather hear Thom Yorke talking about something truthful. Romeo and Juliet. Having your dreams crushed. Not secret monuments on Mars... The opening track was kind of cool although derivative. Track 2 was making me wish I was listening to the Pixies instead. As we got into track 3 I began to wonder why so much 21st century British rock music makes me feel like I am watching an ad for Argos. A corny vocal effect was unfortunately strike three for me. If I want authentic West Country weird I will be putting on "Jewels For Sophia" and not this...

All Ratings (15)

Murmur by R.E.M.
Jan 02 2025
Boston by Boston
Jan 06 2025
Aja by Steely Dan
Jan 07 2025
White Ladder by David Gray
Jan 08 2025

Yikes. So this is how the '90s died.

Jan 14 2025

My oldest friend is the biggest contrarian I know. He insists that Muse are not ripping off Radiohead but improving upon Radiohead. Hmmm. Knights of Cydonia has been a guilty pleasure. But when 1001 suggested an entire Muse album it was a lot to ask. If I'm going to be listening to a West Country weirdo my choice is Robyn Hitchcock singing about creatures, not these dudes trafficking in Russell Brand type stuff and laying the groundwork for Imagine Dragons. Love sci-fi but in 2025 I would rather hear Thom Yorke talking about something truthful. Romeo and Juliet. Having your dreams crushed. Not secret monuments on Mars... The opening track was kind of cool although derivative. Track 2 was making me wish I was listening to the Pixies instead. As we got into track 3 I began to wonder why so much 21st century British rock music makes me feel like I am watching an ad for Argos. A corny vocal effect was unfortunately strike three for me. If I want authentic West Country weird I will be putting on "Jewels For Sophia" and not this...

Sunshine Superman by Donovan
Jan 16 2025

Bangers + some tracks in between that were trying to invent British folk rock that was done better later

Enthusiast

33% of albums received 5 stars.

Other

Album origins are grouped into three buckets: US, UK, and everything else. “Other” means the artists you rate highest are from outside the US and UK.