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You Love More Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
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Os Mutantes
Os Mutantes
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5 | 2.98 | +2.02 |
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Loveless
My Bloody Valentine
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5 | 3.17 | +1.83 |
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American Pie
Don McLean
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5 | 3.28 | +1.72 |
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Since I Left You
The Avalanches
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5 | 3.28 | +1.72 |
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Low-Life
New Order
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5 | 3.3 | +1.7 |
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C'est Chic
CHIC
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5 | 3.34 | +1.66 |
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The World is a Ghetto
War
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5 | 3.35 | +1.65 |
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Garbage
Garbage
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5 | 3.38 | +1.62 |
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2112
Rush
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5 | 3.39 | +1.61 |
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Diamond Life
Sade
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5 | 3.42 | +1.58 |
You Love Less Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
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Strangeways, Here We Come
The Smiths
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2 | 3.44 | -1.44 |
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Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)
The Kinks
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2 | 3.39 | -1.39 |
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Trout Mask Replica
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
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1 | 2.28 | -1.28 |
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Henry's Dream
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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2 | 3.11 | -1.11 |
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The Trinity Session
Cowboy Junkies
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2 | 3.07 | -1.07 |
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Groovin'
The Young Rascals
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2 | 3.02 | -1.02 |
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Felt Mountain
Goldfrapp
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2 | 3 | -1 |
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Bert Jansch
Bert Jansch
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2 | 3 | -1 |
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Favorites
| Artist | Albums | Average |
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| Rush | 2 | 5 |
| Michael Jackson | 2 | 5 |
| Beatles | 3 | 4.33 |
5-Star Albums (31)
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My Bloody Valentine
5/5
Loud guitar sounds, ethereal voices. Then sentimental songs filled with noise and deep lyrics. Closing out with heavy rythms and a sense of longing. Regular duration, but enough to experience fully in one sitting.
2 likes
Van Halen
5/5
Surprising that I didn't listen to this record previously. Great hard rock compositions, incredible guitar licks and general feel of the record. Great sound.
1 likes
Bob Marley & The Wailers
4/5
Chill and easy to listen. Doesn't last too long, so it doesn't drag, it takes you for a smooth ride with deep lyrics and sentiment. Good all around.
1 likes
Michael Jackson
5/5
What is there to say amongst one of the greatest albums ever made? So catchy, songs are immaculate, production so good that every song, every rythm, every bass line is curated to perfection. Michael's voice and performance is out of this world in this disco influenced record. So so good.
1 likes
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Coldplay
4/5
Easy record to listen to, esential in any record collection. Great first album.
The Clash
4/5
A punch to the face with the first Clash album, legendary sound and themes
Led Zeppelin
3/5
Classic blues and rock, good punch to the face in a double album, filled with classics
5/5
First half of pure soul and big sounds making it a fun listen, we go to the second half being psychedelic and transcending through cosmos in a whirlwind of sound
Fleet Foxes
4/5
Very folk, big voices, sweet to the ear. To listen while in a long road trip, wind down feel. Requires a few listens, but still great first album.
Elton John
4/5
Memorable songs, wide variety of styles and rythms.An incredible effort for a big album with many themes and concepts. Great sound and production.
My Bloody Valentine
5/5
Loud guitar sounds, ethereal voices. Then sentimental songs filled with noise and deep lyrics. Closing out with heavy rythms and a sense of longing. Regular duration, but enough to experience fully in one sitting.
Sonic Youth
4/5
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Great mix of soul and the heavenly voice of Stevie Wonder. Truly a standout and a great listen.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
3/5
Album 1 has mixed sounds, some track more energetic than others, great production.
Album 2 has a soulful side, slower songs and a more sentimental feeling, with tones of gospel and alternative.
Kid Rock
3/5
Roxy Music
3/5
Nitin Sawhney
4/5
A new experience of sound, and a mix of electronic with music and lyrics from different parts of the world. Great listen.
Sister Sledge
5/5
Amazing production in a relatively short album, but nevertheless, filled with rythm, good times and good sound. Highly recommended.
Wilco
4/5
Calm and quiet, easy listen but requires few listens to fully appreciate it. Mix between folk and soft rock. Good record overall.
Led Zeppelin
5/5
Great record, one of the most emblematic Led Zeppelin albums, memorable songs, incredible sound and lyrics. One of the all time greats for multiple reasons.
Os Mutantes
5/5
The tropicalia sounds are new to me, the loud and heavy mixes with trocipal sounds are very interesting. The 60s vibe collide with surreal and personal themes, makes this an album I had the joy of listening to it, fully.
Skepta
4/5
Was not familiar with his music and his work. Good surprise, great beats and lyrics. Bunch of good songs for a different listen.
Beatles
5/5
Classic album, great songs. One of the all time favorites
Van Halen
5/5
Surprising that I didn't listen to this record previously. Great hard rock compositions, incredible guitar licks and general feel of the record. Great sound.
Lucinda Williams
4/5
Frank Zappa
4/5
Haven't heard this before and it was a good surprise of a record. Great songs throughout and incredible musicianship.
Leonard Cohen
3/5
Dire Straits
4/5
Absolute chill record, amazing first outing for the band, sweet songs and amazing guitar playing. At times a little country influence here and there, but no complaints.
Steely Dan
5/5
Incredible first album by this band. Starts strong with two memorable songs, it shows down the lace for a bit until it returns to the most known tracks. The second half is more manageable, but the rhythm, the grooves, and most important, the feeling doesn't go away. Love it.
Syd Barrett
2/5
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
3/5
Very enjoyable bluegrass with many tones of country, nice surprise because I wasn't expecting anything about the record, a song here and there is good, but it's a very long album
David Bowie
4/5
I have heard this album once, before, the first half comprises on Bowie's lyrical songs, where you could meet known structures and sounds up until now on his discography, memorable and enjoyable and, of course, not forgetting his signature "Heroes".
Now the second half shows the experimental, instrumental and inspired side, where we meet the introspective mind. This side takes us on a ride where you need to he present in his mind, and acceptance of this change of pace on the album.
Be prepared for what the record shows you, you won't expect it. 100% recommended.
A Tribe Called Quest
4/5
Seminal and legendary record, the length isn't felt because of how easy it is to listen, and the lyrics take it to a new dimension. Themes we still talk about to this day and a perfect execution that reaches the point it wants to make while being great to listen to.
Fugees
4/5
Essential Hip-Hop knowledge, incredible flow and sounds. The symmetry of the group is notable and all songs sound great.
Neneh Cherry
3/5
Very enjoyable dance/pop album, haven't heard of this artist before. Good surprise and the debut album has strong contenders for future listens.
Frank Sinatra
4/5
Incredibly chill record, bossa nova brought to the mainstream with Sinatra and soulful music to just pass the time.
The White Stripes
3/5
Great rock album, solid heavy songs and slow ones too. A mix for any day.
Yes
4/5
One of the best prog albums by Yes. Enjoyable, good batch of songs and generally easy to listen.
A Tribe Called Quest
4/5
Incredible rap album and all energy throughout, great features and lyrics.
Goldfrapp
2/5
Feels like an ambient experiment, slow songs, calm sounds. Not for everyone in its entirely.
Curtis Mayfield
4/5
Soul sounds and great lyrics. Then this paired with great arrangements and compositions bring this to a crisp and beautiful sounds from the record. Great discovery.
The Pretty Things
3/5
Psychedelic, different sound and concept for the time. Ahead of their time, cool to listen to.
Nick Drake
3/5
The last tales of a man makes this a reflective record and stripped back of only a guitar and his voice. Recommended.
Bob Dylan
3/5
Very accessible and not too hard to listen to. Will require a few listens, but in first impression, quite good.
Beastie Boys
5/5
Exceptional and masterful record. One of the Beastie Boys' best work is in here. The flow and creativity in full force. The Dust Brothers mix and samples makes this pair some of the best work for this group. Very enjoyable and extremely recommended.
Spacemen 3
3/5
Bert Jansch
2/5
Nick Drake
4/5
Great folk record, lyrics and sound is all you can expect and let's you in with open arms.
Public Enemy
4/5
Great samples, fun record to listen to and a staple in hip hop and what came after.
Doves
3/5
Not your everyday record, but a good chunk of songs in it. There is one hit but the rest are not very memorable, still good to listen to, and to appreciate it better, requires a few listens.
Bob Marley & The Wailers
4/5
Chill and easy to listen. Doesn't last too long, so it doesn't drag, it takes you for a smooth ride with deep lyrics and sentiment. Good all around.
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
1/5
I knew what I was going to get into, I knew the polarity of it. I hadn't heard it before, that's the thing.
This is a record for the ones who appreciate it and it's intricacies. That being said, all the time I listened to it, I thought, ..how was this made? Was this made with a serious face? It baffles me and my comprehension how this could be coherent and in some sort of tune. Glad I listened to it, but I won't do it again unironically.
Ray Charles
4/5
Remarkable set of songs that catapulted his legacy. Requires a few more listens to fully appreciate it, in a calm setting. Excellent execution.
The Rolling Stones
4/5
Cool record to listen to, incredible production and mixing. Then a mix of slow and good songs to just pass the time. For the time, very good, will add it to my collection.
The Pogues
3/5
Very Irish and a good surprise of a record. Filled with heart and songs to get you going.
Neil Young
4/5
Haven't heard this legendary record before. Filled with such melodies to think and reflect, a record of a lifetime you have to fully listen to a few times to fully appreciate its lyrics, its sounds and much more.
JAY Z
3/5
Extensive and heavy record with many moments. Great flow and beats all around. A stand out I wouldn't mind to listen to again.
Ray Charles
4/5
Great mix of half of the album being arranged by a Big Band Orchestra and the second half more soulful and relaxing songs. Amazing record, will listen to it again in the future
The Police
4/5
Essential The Police record, amazing songs and flow from start to finish.
Lynyrd Skynyrd
4/5
A relic and a great album to listen to, great lyrics and songs to listen to in a moment. Legendary tracks to spend the time to.
Sonic Youth
4/5
Raw and electric. Loud songs, heavy detail in lyrics and fun to listen to at any time of the day. Inspiring early 90s punk and mix of the semi-grunge sounds and themes of the time.
Sade
5/5
Incredible debut, soft and masterful music filled with soul and chill vibes. Recommended for any day to improve your mood.
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
Landmark record, great songs and lyrics. Memorable to the point of a few listens and makes its point across with lyrics and good music all throughout.
Count Basie & His Orchestra
3/5
Haven't heard a big band record before this was a good surprise, easy to listen to and varied. Great compositions and arrangements. A true recommendation for a short and new record to listen every once in a while.
Cowboy Junkies
2/5
Slow country and very quiet songs are not a combination I'm personally a fan of, but it was a good surprise. Lyrics were felt and the songs are filled with soul and its moments are stand out. Not a fan, but a nice discovery.
Metallica
5/5
This landmark record caused waves when it was released, a change of sound in Metallica's discography, and an introduction of what was to come over the 90s. But this album is an outlier, it sounded heavier from the rest of the 90s albums, it was slower than previous records and still managed to gather a reception that inspired generations. The songs are cool and, from my personal experience, one of the top records from their catalog. Always a joy to listen to, recommended always as an introduction to the band.
Manu Chao
4/5
A very Latin record, great songs and good lyrics to listen to at any time, a staple in popular music of Latin America, in parts it sounds optimistic and danceable, in others is more calm and reflective. Will add it to my library.
Rush
5/5
Incredible record within a short span, masterful combination of the artistry of each member, the deep lyrics and themes of the album are different from their 70s work, yet it remains one of the best of their discography.
Sigur Rós
3/5
This could be a record to put on, on ocasion, it is slow but makes the environment known, and filled with magical sounds and hang out to, a landmark in the band's discography.
The Darkness
3/5
A good rock record and a notable level of production that goes into a compilation of fun songs to listen to. A different style than the rest of the bands at the time.
Tom Waits
3/5
This album really gives the vibe of a live jazz performance, and I've never heard an album of his, it was great, and the segments, the commentary really bring everything together. A notable record.
Laura Nyro
3/5
Soulful record, and a very present voice that powers through the lyrics. All songs sounded great, and it is a good recommendation for future listens.
Talking Heads
4/5
Incredible production, mixing all sounds great, very good songs. Truly a masterpiece from this legendary band. I want to appreciate it more by listening it more.
Johnny Cash
4/5
Great record and good songs in a different setting. Lively performance for the time and worth listening several times. It goes by full of emotion, and never getting bored at any point of the record
Arcade Fire
3/5
Landmark record for the band, it wounds very well produced, although I thought it could very well be shorted because through the second half i though it was dragging the final songs to an extensive hour and more of music. Great record overall.
Talking Heads
3/5
Earlier in their career and it has some notable Latin influences. Fun songs and enjoyable record to listen to.
Stevie Wonder
4/5
Very groovy and calm, super enjoyable and one the best works by Stevie. Super recommended.
Thelonious Monk
3/5
Pretty good, not a Jazz enthusiast, but I can appreciate how much effort went into this album and the songs have their own themes and composition.
Dire Straits
3/5
Great record and a good set of songs with cool lyrics. However, in my opinion, the most notable were the two singles "Money For Nothing" and "Walk Of Life" and that was it, the rest of the songs are very calm and a little bit atmospheric, I can note the vibe of the record but it doesn't go with the two singles. Would require to listen to it more times to get it fully.
Megadeth
4/5
Great album, along with the best of the band, consistent all the way through, heavy riffs, great lyrics, and incredible drum work.
The United States Of America
3/5
A very different album by a one-off iteration of this band. Requires more listens but on first impression I thought it was good, and a well put record all around in it's sounds and themes.
Gram Parsons
3/5
Great country rock album that is easy to listen to.soothing voice and calm sounds makes it enjoyable. Recommended.
Herbie Hancock
3/5
Otherworldly sounds, long and prodigious pieces. Exciting all the way.
Elliott Smith
4/5
Great set of well composed songs by a great artist, will keep it on repeat, to absorb everything it has.
3/5
A very distinctive style and calm songs for the afternoon. Not too remarkable in my opinion, but good to listen to every once in a while.
Small Faces
3/5
Different sounds than what I've used to, didn't care much for the spoken word parts, but outside of that, enjoyable and easy to listen with a short duration.
Don McLean
5/5
Incredible record, all songs sound great, have deep and recognizable lyrics, catchy and legendary. No complaints, but a good surprise that I will keep listening to.
The Smashing Pumpkins
5/5
I never get tired of this record, it starts loud and angry and angsty. Cherub Rock and Quiet bring the heavy start of this album, the comes a softer but still heavy side with Today, Hummer and Rocket, all these songs reminisce from a time of adolescence, where you try to find your way through life. Then comes Disarm, which feels like a plea to be seen and to cope with the feeling of sadness in your upbringing. The string of Soma, Geek USA and Mayonaise bring memorable and sweet songs to sing to out loud with your chest. Spaceboy feels like a faded out dream, floating in your mind wanting to go home. Silverfuck is the last and long heavy breath of the record, that sways into Sweet Sweet, which feels like a contrast of a calm melody with lyrics that lead you to think about the reality of it all. To end this record in comes Luna, among the softer songs that looks into the future of life, the partnerships that you have, and what you want in your life.
Most of the songs are a favorite of mine, and this record is a testament of its time and of everyone's life.
Elvis Presley
4/5
Very good debut, early Elvis with its break out songs that anyone can listen. Influences are noted and the structure and vibe of the record is undeniable. Loved it.
The Libertines
3/5
Groundbreaking indie for the time, and listen able. Not my favorite but I can get the appeal.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
4/5
Very enjoyable, love the band and it's unique songs. It starts strong and it maintains that momentum until the end. Great record to listen to, to get you in a good mood.
3/5
A new experience in a setting that evoques a calm and serene listening experience. The tracks are well composed and well put together, despite the difficulties.
4/5
Great album, incredible songs and a very underrated artist. Fully reccomended record.
The Allman Brothers Band
4/5
Amazing display of togetherness, tightness and musicianship through the entire performance, you can tell they loved making it. It's a great listen.
Black Sabbath
4/5
The Black Sabbath debut. Quintessential metal, rock supremacy and songs that makes you think you're in a horror movie, a couple songs drag along at the end, but still very enjoyable.
Gang Starr
3/5
This record was a good surprise, wasn't familiar with them, but enjoyed the songs in here, very good flow and listen listenable any day.
Le Tigre
4/5
Groundbreaking record with a bunch of great songs to jam to any day. Indie production with amazing sounds. Recommended.
Aretha Franklin
4/5
Soulful, filled with great vibes, good songs, great rythms and a groundbreaking impact. One of the best I've heard recently.
2/5
It was okay, a change of sound for the band, and a few standouts.
The Jesus And Mary Chain
4/5
Incredible debut with fuzzy and shoegazy sounds all throughout. The precursors of the shoegaze genre compile a set of songs thar makes the experience, something you've never felt before. Absolutely recommended.
KISS
3/5
Great album, with memorable tracks, good sound and interesting outliers that stray from the rock heavy songs. Will definitely listen to it, many more times.
Erykah Badu
4/5
Sweetly produced record, amazing songs throughout the length of the record, good lyrics and you can't tell when it's going to end because it's very enjoyable. Loved it!
Aretha Franklin
5/5
Absolute gem of a record, all songs are great, production is on point. Will keep it in my rotation.
R.E.M.
4/5
An incredible record with amazing production. Lyrics hit as with many R.E.M. songs, and this album provides songs that anyone can listen and relate personally. Have listened to this one a few times and will keep listening to it in the future.
Gotan Project
3/5
A combination of electronica and Latin sounds brings this album to a relaxing experience, loved the feeling throughout and how it can be listened without feeling like it drags. Will listen to it more times, to understand it more. Recommended!
The Beau Brummels
4/5
Quick and easy record to listen to, good sounds and will keep it in rotation.
The Beach Boys
5/5
Remarkable and historic album. All the songs have a great production and sound. Will keep it in rotation as I haven't really listened to it all that often.
Leonard Cohen
3/5
It's not my cup of tea in taste, but I can appreciate it's legacy and musicality, hie voice fares well with the dark lyrics and themes of the album.
The Who
4/5
Pure rock expression, great sounding record and a good set of songs for fans of the band.
Tori Amos
3/5
Remarkable voice and an album to listen to if you want to relax. It drags a little but it's listenable from time to time.
CHIC
4/5
Short and sweet record by the legendary band of Chic. Great songs to listen to, musicianship at the top for a memorable record. Recommended through and through
Nightmares On Wax
2/5
I got the tropical vibes from this trip-hop record, generally very good but It made me snooze a little, didn't keep me engaged and would listen to it again, if I were to fall asleep to it.
Kanye West
3/5
I now understand why this record is as popular as it is. The songs flow nicely between each other, lyrics and features are well produced and worked on. The songs are listenable by anyone, with a few exceptions because of the lyrics. It is not my taste and probably won't look for it in the near or far future, but it has appeal, songs are okay and it is not a bad record.
Duke Ellington
4/5
Sublime live jazz record, ear piercing sounds and all good vibes from start to finish.
Shack
3/5
Fun record, never heard of the band, but the album sounded okay, a product of its time and well produced.
John Lennon
3/5
Lyrics are deep and make it a memorable album, which is very well produced and mixed. However it is not for everybody, with a cacophony and mix of soft and calm songs to the screams and agony of a few others.
Billy Bragg
2/5
Very different sound, folk and punk mix well and songs are great.
Bruce Springsteen
4/5
Incredible album, it's short length doesn't diminish it's legacy and sounds. Songs filled with heart and a sentiment of vulnerability makes this a must listen to everyone.
Michael Jackson
5/5
Exceptional album, all songs are incredibly enjoyable. From high sounding anthems and legendary songs to the soulful and calm sounds. What a legacy and amazing record this is.
Cypress Hill
3/5
Very funky, great debut album with a more beginner and reserved vocals, yet amazing lyrics and beats all throughout.
New Order
5/5
One of the best synth-pop albums of all time, immaculate songs and deep themes and lyrics. It's packaged in a few set of songs that let you go in a journey of love and discovery of oneself.
Pink Floyd
5/5
Among the best of the band, very few songs, but each and every one were very good in it's own way, the psychedelic waves at the beginning and the end, and the memorable songs in the middle. Very good record all around.
ABBA
4/5
One of ABBA's best albums, so many memorable songs, incredible composition and mixing. Vocals are as ethereal as ever and the lyrics feel sentimental and joyful for some, and compile every emotion throughout.
Deep Purple
4/5
Legendary rock album by the mighty Deep Purple. An experience lived from beginning to end with attitude and songs filled with character. Always recommended.
Cocteau Twins
3/5
Heavenly vocals that defined the sound of the band. This is the record that put them on the map.
Madness
3/5
Great record by Madness, it strays away from their Ska roots, but it brings a different sound and a good set of songs for it.
The Velvet Underground
4/5
Incredible record with good songs all throughout. The experimentation, the feel of the songs makes it very enjoyable.
Elliott Smith
3/5
Deep lyrics and cool songs that linger for some time, but it feels complete.
Frank Ocean
4/5
Very good record and another amazing debut. Flow is killer and lyrics are incredibly well composed. Will keep it in rotation.
The Police
4/5
Amazing songs, amazing lyrics and beats that transcend time. This is a timeless record.
CHIC
5/5
Amazing and timeless record, the songs, the vibes are immaculate, pure joy from start to finish, disco and soul in a package that transcends time. So good.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
3/5
Soft and amazing record. Lyrics and sounds are all great. I'll keep it jn rotation.
Jefferson Airplane
3/5
Fun record and a surprising amount of calm songs. The singles elevate it's popularity and makes it fun to listen to. Will need to listen to it more times.
The Hives
3/5
Fun compilation, the hits are here, it's easy to get to and it doesn't take a lot of time. Will reccomend.
Black Sabbath
5/5
Heavy, loud, emblematic. Another of Black Sabbath's best with the original lineup. Essential to any collection.
Ryan Adams
3/5
In general, I'm not a fan of country, having said that, this album was in the middle for me. There are a lot of good songs, but I felt that the album was unorganized, it brought energy and all of a sudden an eerie calm in the next song, I could get behind it, but it's not for me.
Sly & The Family Stone
4/5
Great soul and funk record. It feels easy to listen to, and it's very enjoyable. Very good.
The Strokes
4/5
Incredible debut album, enjoyable, listenable and a landmark for garage and indie rock. A band that came to tear down walls with other bands of its time.
Soft Cell
4/5
Incredible debut, all songs are amazing, great sound and vibes all throughout. Enjoyed it from beginning to end.
Girls Against Boys
4/5
It is a heavy record and a hidden gem from the grunge era of the mid-early 90s. It's heavy guitars and punchy drums makes it very noisy, intense, its lyrics puts it all together and it makes you numb until the record ends. Hard to miss when it comes, and enjoyable for any moment, pick any song and it comes to you when you least expect it. Will listen to this many more times.
Travis
3/5
Sweet record with simple songs that take you to reflective places. A record to pass the time and feel everything in between.
Jack White
4/5
Great record all around, didn't got to it when it came out, but now that i could dedicate some time, thought the songs were good, it's very enjoyable and think what modern rock has to sound like.
The Smiths
2/5
I'm not a huge fan of The Smiths, thought the songs were okay, and can tell that this is a record the fans would like, but for me it wasn't that exciting nor it gave me much desire to listen to it again.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
3/5
Very calm, this is the first album I listen by them; orchestral pieces sound great and the psychedelic mix makes it unique. It sound is very polished and every part has its place. Wouldn't say I loved it, but I would need to listen to it several times to get it more.
White Denim
3/5
Liked the sound, songs were nice to listen to, it's not abrasive so it flows well throughout. It lingered towards the end but it was still enjoyable. Will listen to it more often.
Bonnie "Prince" Billy
4/5
Incredibly soulful, filled with dread, longing and sounds that bring you to your knees. It's a very personal record and one you have to listen to alone to fully experience it. Very good find.
Pearl Jam
5/5
A landmark grunge record, songs are powerful, lyrics hit like a punch, energy is off the charts. Love it, love it, love it. 10/10
Lou Reed
4/5
Haven't listened to the entire record before, having said this: it is an amazing record, songs flow nicely and they're well composed, it feels personal, thought out and incredibly well done. Will keep it in rotation. Very good.
Paul McCartney and Wings
4/5
Haven't listened to the full record before, all songs sound great, I mean, it's McCartney, lyrics and musicality are off the charts. Super enjoyable and easy to listen to.
Eminem
4/5
Incredible album, it is noted that it took a lot of work to put it together. Enjoyed it all the way through, with Eminem's lyricism and mastery of his delivery. This his commercial first LP was a product of its time that holds up very well.
Todd Rundgren
3/5
It had a few good songs, and I'm very sure it was very well regarded in its time, to me it dragged a little, songs were good and it was fun to listen to. It's not for me but I wouldn't mind to listen to it again.
Nirvana
5/5
Sadly, the one record Kurt Cobain wasn't alive to listen before he died, you can notice his struggle and pain in a few of the songs, it's raw, it's powerful and sweet at the same time. Unapologetically him and made the concert and recording as good as it is. Recommended always.
Muddy Waters
4/5
Hadn't listened ti him before, it's a good guitar record and his work was astounding in this one. The blues and true sound of it makes it a special one.
Green Day
5/5
Incredible and historic record, it gained a new following and gained massive popularity when it came out. Songs are all great and by how those are, no one really minds the length of a few of then, like Jesus Of Suburbia, that became iconic from the band. Transitions between songs made it a sense of fullness and became great songs on their own merit. Always recommended and listenable any time of the year.
Wu-Tang Clan
4/5
Landmark record that goes hard with every song you listen to. The flow, the chemistry, the songs are all great.one of the best rap records in existence.
Van Halen
4/5
One of the most recognized albums of Van Halen, songs are cool, sound and guitars are incredible, enjoyable all the way through. A standout that no one can miss.
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Very quiet record, lovely for a quick listen and easy to get to. One of their best albums no doubt.
Sex Pistols
4/5
Incredible and only album by the Sex Pistols, punk and raw energy that comprises in a well crafted record that takes less than an hour to listen to.
Adele
3/5
Was a great listen and now I understand the hype, 10 years later. Amazing voice as always, and a delivery that captures all the emotions needed for this monster of an album.
The Young Rascals
2/5
I didn't feel it was that remarkable, but there was a couple of songs that I liked, it was okay
Bob Dylan
3/5
This is Dylan's second album, thought it was going to be a little more energetic, but this one was a very soft one, good to listen to once in a while, but not a favorite of mine.
King Crimson
4/5
I don't know why i spent my time without listening to this album, it was great all throughout, it flows nicely, tight together and all around a great listening experience.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
2/5
So, it wasn't a bad record, but it's not for me, I could see a few standouts, but I'll let it for the people that is a fan of his and get it.
Gary Numan
4/5
Amazing first record, it seems conceptual, but it feels like a compilation of themes trying to be tied together, it accomplishes it seldomly, and it's easy to listen to. Always recommended.
Beth Orton
3/5
Wasn't familiar with Beth's music, and I thought it was okay, it's calm, it's about experiences and how life moves through everything, how you carry yourself and being alive. Something different at least.
Jurassic 5
3/5
It's a kind of hip hop that I like, it flows well, songs just breeze by and super enjoyable. Love the dynamic and composition of each song. Great album.
Bruce Springsteen
4/5
Went in blind, knowing very little about the songs. Ended up liking it, it transcends time, lyrics are powerful and its hits are very good. Overall a great record I expect to listen to, more often.
X-Ray Spex
4/5
Amazing punk record, this is the force that was starting the movement and made it what it is today. The aggressiveness, the screams, the sound in general was excellent and roaring through the speakers. Will keep it in rotation. Very good!
Randy Newman
3/5
It's a relaxing record, songs were nice and it's an album to play in the background. Would need more listens to listen to it more intently, but I enjoyed it regardless.
Supergrass
4/5
This is the second Supergrass record, I came familiar with it for Richard III, that was featured in Flatout 2 for PS2. Every song sounds great, and the energy changed from the first record to this one. This sounds like a more grounded band and play everything with intention and with soul. From start to finish it is enjoyable, brings good energy and makes you craving for more. I had this in rotation already, and it's good everytime I listen to it. Super recommended.
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
It's the most calm and serious Bruce Springsteen record I've heard. It's lyrics are deep and needs attention for each and every song. It may feel like a background-ish record that you put on and walk away, but it's more than that.
Beastie Boys
4/5
It is surprising to me that I didn't listen to this one until now. It is a very different record and a standout in their discography, the hits are amazing and Sabotage is timeless. Was not expecting many instrumental songs and that proves their musicality and talent. Great recordand easy to digest.
FKA twigs
4/5
I liked it a lot. What a voice and music from this artist. Songs are great and the lyrics tie all in together. Nice to listen to and historic soul music in the modern landscape.
Fugazi
3/5
I get the mass appeal this band has and it's legacy, these songs feel raw, and get their point across in a great way, it's a staple of punk and it's themes.
Aerosmith
4/5
Incredible album from Aerosmith, legendary tracks came from here and it's raw power shines from beginning to end. It feels whole, exciting and very well crafted. Super recommended.
Pretenders
3/5
A landmark record and a must listen for everyone, killer songs and great attitude throughout. It drags a little by the end, but enjoyable all the way through.
Rush
5/5
One of the best Rush albums, the start with the Overture and all its parts is one of the best album starters, then comes A Passage To Bangkok and The Twilight Zone, which give the album its attitude and makes the listener experience different places, whether it be physical and mentally ethereal. The second half of the record with Lessons and then Tears take the listener to an introspective journey and bring the music to a slower pace, deep lyrics and sounds of another world; finally, the album ends with Something For Nothing which concludes with a release of everything you've felt through the record and lets it go with a final whisper. Love that it doesn't take that long to listen and it doesn't feel rushed, so it encapsulates everything it needs with these 6 songs.
4/5
An incredible 8th Beatles album, the first half take you to a grounded feel of companionship and sweet songs to listen to, the start of the second half deviates from the rock/pop feel and then brings you back to the fantasy and ground you once again with A Day In The Life. Production astounding and lyrics very good as always. A great record to own.
Deee-Lite
3/5
I wasn't aware of the amount of good songs in this album besides Groove Is In The Heart, which in itself is a legendary song. A dance record to put on and let the time roll by, lovely lyrics and a great experience overall.
Rod Stewart
3/5
It shows rock and roll influences and from pop songs of the time as well, I'm not a huge fan, but it was easy to listen to, and a gateway into more of his music. It was okay.
Bill Evans Trio
3/5
Short, sweet and very pleasant to listen to, a background album, but every song sounds complete, full and with reason. Will keep it in rotation.
OutKast
3/5
Landmark record for the group, wasn't familiar with their music in general, so it was new for me; plenty of songs to pass the time, some more energetic than others and a couple very famous ones. It was great.
Garbage
5/5
Love, love, love this album. It starts out with Supervixen, a great way to set the tone for the themes and the album itself, you can notice the chemistry in the group and the courageous lyrics, then comes Queer, with an empowering voice and aggressive sounds throughout, Only Happy When It Rains is the song most people associate the album with, it flows so well, you'll be enchanted all the way through, As Heaven Is Wide is a song that serves as a critic to the church, but the song itself feels mysterious and makes itself known through the sounds of the band, Not My Idea returns to the aggressive sound but punchier, A Stroke Of Luck slows down the tempo to soothe you with its lyrics and overall sound, Vow was the first song they released, it's dancier and makes you want to jump and sing with all your might, then Stupid Girl is the next most recognizable song and levels through the lyrics with a pleasant sound, Dog New Tricks feels like a scream to the masses, My Lover's Box is a more personal song that makes you feel everything, Fix Me Now flows almost the same with a different rock sounding band, and it finally ends with Milk, that closes out with a slow plea for love. Overall, it's a n experience with deep lyrics and songs for all kinds of people that will make you feel alive.
Nico
3/5
Listened to the precious record where she appeared, but this is her solo record. Soft songs with beautiful lyrics. It was okay.
Sleater-Kinney
4/5
Up until this moment, I didn't heard a full record by them, and I was pleasantly surprised by how heavy it is, rock full of energy and all great songs to pair it to. Fully recommended.
Isaac Hayes
4/5
The soulful voice of Isaac makes his lyrics sound through each note, and through every song. Deep, sensual and incredibly smooth. This is 100% recommended.
Queen
4/5
Queen's third album is the one that, for me, sounds the heaviest. It's so energetic and raw, sometimes you forget you're listening to Queen. Specially with tracks like Brighton Rock and Stone Cold Crazy, makes you think this is a metal album. Overall very good, good pace and song selection for its time.
Cream
4/5
Legendary record, pure 70s rock and roll, super enjoyable and all good songs throughout.
Beatles
4/5
This is the only double album the band released during its tenure. It's an experience that contains classics and many good songs all around.
Ali Farka Touré
3/5
Was not familiar with this artist, much less with African Blues, I really liked Savane and Hanana, the rest were good as well, but not something I'd listen to, every day.
Sam Cooke
4/5
Fun live album, it sounds as raw as it should be, songs were amazing, and good vibes all around.
Joni Mitchell
4/5
Sweet record and very good songs, first time listening to a full Joni Mitchell album. Will definitely check out more.
Ministry
3/5
Heavy record all around, fun to listen to in the background without much involvement in the lyrics and so on, it was okay.
The Gun Club
3/5
Early punk mixed with rock elements, good sound for a first album. Fun to listen to.
Eminem
4/5
It's a raw and controversial album, but still a very acclaimed and incredible record. The highlights are the most known songs, but the rest play their part too, despite the lyrics and sounds.
Muddy Waters
4/5
Great live album, it sounds as clear as day and it is enjoyable all the way through. Very good record.
Norah Jones
4/5
Her songs feel like a breeze of fresh air, loved the lyrics and the songs feel like they're crafted carefully. Loved it.
Led Zeppelin
4/5
Incredible production for a first album, but then again, it's Led Zeppelin, so prolific from the start. This album has a few longer songs that transcend a regular listening session, and make it even more enjoyable. Excellent.
Malcolm McLaren
3/5
A different perspective on rap and hip-hop with a very early example on this record. It sounds more like an experiment on different sounds, rythms and samples joined with rap style singing. It was interesting.
Al Green
4/5
Incredible soul album, his voice is so distinct and memorable, every song hits so well and the production is amazing. Will keep it in rotation.
Fiona Apple
4/5
Amazing album, it requires careful listening to get the lyrics, it's a statement and it makes itself known by the songs. Always recommended this one.
The War On Drugs
3/5
I didn't thought it was going to be as ambient sounding as it is, despite that, it's soft, it's personal and lovely all the way through.
James Brown
3/5
Energetic, claro and fun to listen to. In the realmente of live albums this is a standout with song choices, production and overall sound. Very good.
3/5
A good and different surprise, it's a mix between Brazilian sounds and vibes with jazzy elements, ambient feeling and relative calm, despite having a samba song and a few other genres included. Will keep it in rotation.
Soundgarden
5/5
Legendary album by Soundgarden, this album brought a different composition of songs, being slower and heavier, but still bringing the level of brilliance in song writing. Black Hole Sun and Spoonman are the standouts, but it has many more gems like Superunknown and Kickstand. Essential listening.
The Band
3/5
Their music and songs were good, a few standouts, although not really my taste.
Dr. Dre
4/5
It took me by surprise, it is rooted in its gangsta rap era of hard and explicit lyrics, with lots of collaborations. It's a legendary effort and an incredible album. Not for the faint of heart but it goes hard from start to finish. Amazing.
Simon & Garfunkel
4/5
Amazing final album by them, the songs are beautiful and memorable. The lyrics feel so personal and the accompanying music fills everything so right.
David Bowie
3/5
Haven't heard this Bowie side before. Surprisingly with a lot of rock elements but staying true with his lyrics and way of singing. A return to form that I'd both inspiring and acclaimed. Very good.
System Of A Down
3/5
The all aggressive debut of SOAD has everything, piercing screams, political lyrics, heavy sound and calm moments. It encompasses everything that SOAD is and a look into their future music. A little unpolished but still amazing.
AC/DC
5/5
Exceptional album by the legends and arguably their best, every song hits hard, energy is at full throughout the length of the album. Simply very good.
The Smiths
4/5
Truly a great album, I came with no expectations and it surprised me. Not a fan of Morrisey's vocals, but it fits well with the development of the album. Great songs and melodies, memorable and amazing.
Sonic Youth
4/5
Remarkable and great all the way through. Starting with Teenage Riot, this album goes uninterrupted until a few songs in, blistering guitars, powerful drums and lyrics that cut deep. Always recommended.
3/5
Haven't heard this one before, it's a well produced and created album that brought new life on to Blur. Great songs and great pace. Found it very good overall, although it drags at the end, a little long for my liking.
Meat Loaf
3/5
Surprised by this album, it is grandiose, theatrical and with so much feeling. Each song is great and loved it all throughout. Very good!
U2
4/5
Great album and includes a few of their best songs. It's thematically important and makes it for a great listen. I will keep it in rotation
Michael Jackson
5/5
What is there to say amongst one of the greatest albums ever made? So catchy, songs are immaculate, production so good that every song, every rythm, every bass line is curated to perfection. Michael's voice and performance is out of this world in this disco influenced record. So so good.
Big Star
3/5
Very good music, it's got a few standouts, but it doesn't feel too remarkable to me. Although I'd give it a listen every so often.
The Go-Betweens
3/5
It was good, not familiar with this group and it's music, will listen to it from time to time. The alternative rock nature makes it enjoyable.
Little Richard
4/5
Fun, raw and easy to listen to. A landmark in rock and roll and a legend in all his power. Very good.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
3/5
Very fun record, I hadn't listened to Elvis Costello before, it was a good surprise. Catchy, dynamic and flows very well, I was impressed by the bass lines, the emotions of each song. It was very good.
Talking Heads
3/5
Wasn't aware of this album, although not one of their most popular, it evolves their sound and makes it fun to listen to, this one should be talked about more. Will keep it in rotation.
The Avalanches
5/5
One of the best albums that is not simply categorized by any labels, so the music speaks for itself. The samples are blended beautifully, the transitions between songs flow very well and it's enjoyable all the way through. Cannot recommend it enough.
Weather Report
4/5
Nice and short, very enjoyable jazz with a little fusion. Definitely will listen to it more often. Loved it.
The Beta Band
3/5
Didn't expect a blend of trip-hop with a few rock elements in this album, it was soft and nice to listen to. Will listen to it more often.
Marvin Gaye
4/5
Short and astounding, an incredible showcase of soul and sexy music. His voice makes it feel personal, loving and filled with intention. No notes, all excellent.
Jeff Buckley
5/5
Haunting, soft and ethereal. His voice feels so deeply emotional in every lyric, and every moment. A classic album that everyone needs to listen to, at least, once in their lifetime.
Pet Shop Boys
4/5
So dynamic, it sounds so good, each song tells a story and it all feels well crafted. It pulls you in with hypnotic music from the beginning, there's catchy and then legendary. Cannot get enough from this album.
The Sabres Of Paradise
3/5
It felt different from the usual ambient/electronic albums out there, it was experimental, and the songs have a feel that only when listening to them, you find what they try to convey. It was fun!
The Isley Brothers
4/5
Soul, funky and all around a good time listening to it, will definitely keep it in rotation and cherish this one.
Miles Davis
4/5
Nice and upbeat the entire time, sounds so magical and easy to listen to. Great introduction to Miles Davis.
Gorillaz
4/5
A landmark in music and it took everything by storm, hypnotic rythms and the ever so catchy lyrics, it took rap influences, rock sounds and impressive collaborations into this amalgamation of songs that have transcended time, so relevant and listenable all this years later. Astounding.