Listening statistics & highlights
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| Album | You | Global | Diff |
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The College Dropout
Kanye West
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5 | 3.3 | +1.7 |
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Doggystyle
Snoop Dogg
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5 | 3.35 | +1.65 |
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Lost In The Dream
The War On Drugs
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5 | 3.38 | +1.62 |
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My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Kanye West
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5 | 3.4 | +1.6 |
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Blonde On Blonde
Bob Dylan
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5 | 3.48 | +1.52 |
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Exile On Main Street
The Rolling Stones
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5 | 3.59 | +1.41 |
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good kid, m.A.A.d city
Kendrick Lamar
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5 | 3.65 | +1.35 |
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Highway 61 Revisited
Bob Dylan
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5 | 3.75 | +1.25 |
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Peggy Suicide
Julian Cope
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4 | 2.78 | +1.22 |
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Let It Bleed
The Rolling Stones
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5 | 3.8 | +1.2 |
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
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Get Behind Me Satan
The White Stripes
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1 | 3.38 | -2.38 |
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The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
Joni Mitchell
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1 | 3.12 | -2.12 |
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Post Orgasmic Chill
Skunk Anansie
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1 | 2.98 | -1.98 |
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Vulgar Display Of Power
Pantera
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1 | 2.98 | -1.98 |
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Joan Baez
Joan Baez
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1 | 2.97 | -1.97 |
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Sheet Music
10cc
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1 | 2.94 | -1.94 |
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Rapture
Anita Baker
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1 | 2.94 | -1.94 |
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Survivor
Destiny's Child
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1 | 2.87 | -1.87 |
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BEYONCÉ
Beyoncé
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1 | 2.86 | -1.86 |
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The Sounds Of India
Ravi Shankar
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1 | 2.85 | -1.85 |
Tap an artist to see their albums
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| The Rolling Stones | 6 | 4.33 |
| Bob Dylan | 3 | 4.67 |
| Kanye West | 2 | 5 |
| Pink Floyd | 3 | 4.33 |
Tap an artist to see their albums
| Artist | Albums | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Joni Mitchell | 3 | 1.67 |
| Everything But The Girl | 2 | 1.5 |
Album really showcases their breadth of sound. And for me, sympathy for the devil is one of their most conceptually creative songs.
The knock against the Stones has always been that they make great hits, but the albums often have fillers. In this album’s case, the only knock has been it didn’t have the hits. The lack of hits is only by Rolling Stones standards. I think Rocks off, Tumbling Dice, Happy, and All down the line, are certified bangers. This is the most complete Stones album and, to me, the standard bearer, for a Rock & Roll album.
This is some of the worst music I’ve ever heard. Yuck. Couldn’t finish it.
Not my thing.
Probably a 5 star for me if it was trimmed to single disc. That’s true for most double discs. I can only think of a handful of double discs that hit the whole way through.
Wasn’t familiar with these guys. Enjoyed it very much. Nice little road trip album.
I didn’t dislike it, and I thought I might. Influenced some female artists I like.
Initially I thought to myself, ugh, this is the prototypical sound of the 80’s I hate. But to be fair, I never really gave this sound a through chance. By the third track I found myself appreciating the theatrical feel. While I’d say I’m neutral, at best, on the sound, and lyrically lacking, the story arch of the sound, and the cohesiveness of the album really made this enjoyable for me.
Great voice. But at some point they all start to sound pretty similar.
Good listen. Shined on the tracks without features
“Wail” is a banger. Also liked “can’t stop”. Everything else was just fine. Didn’t like the overall sound.
A little blues, a little Arabic sounds, I like it. Savane is really good.
Classic song(s). Sound of an era. But yeah, like my dad said to me growing up, “after 30 years of hearing the same songs every night at work, I’d be fine if I never hear them again.”
A legend.
Enjoyed the tunes. Nothing I’ll go back to.
Nope
Great lyrics, great voice. Solid listen
It’s a classic, and has some forever bangers. But there are better era defining albums from this genre.
Solid tunes.
Some good tracks. Some unpleasant sounds.
Just not my thing. It’s not bad, just not for me.
Lots of memories getting stoned to do this in high school.
I made it. It drug on at times, but it wasn’t the slough I thought it would be. Short songs kept me engaged.
I dig it. Seasoned voice. Provocative lyrics. Hard to believe any of this came from a 19 year old.
A little too show choir for me.
I think this album is far superior to 25. Vocal range seems larger, and more fresh, raw, emotion. Close to 5 stars.
Classic debut album.
Enjoyed it. But it’s No Chopin, so I’m probably not revisiting it.
Solid
Album really showcases their breadth of sound. And for me, sympathy for the devil is one of their most conceptually creative songs.
It’s like Evanesence plus screaming and chanting. Not what I expected. But I didn’t hate it as much as I thought I would.
Good tunes. Enjoyed this.
Some good songs. Better for background than intentionally listening.
Great album. Fantastic debut. But I think they’ve got a couple better albums. Similar to the recent stones album, I think they’ve got better, so it’s not perfect for me.
Solid production. But Missy isn’t for me.
I’ve always thought the first song has a bunch of corny rhymes, but then the album finds its way. Solid debut, but no their best work. Set the stage for many alternative hip-hop artists I love.
Having listened almost exclusively to rap from 1995-2010, I feel like I can grasp and analyze hip hop albums more than other genres. And this album is fantastic. Unfortunately for me, this album was released in 2012, outside of the aforementioned hip hop listening window. So this was my first time hearing this album. Clearly, it’s a coming of age story which is nothing new, but the way he weaves the overall narrative in a linear way through the voicemail messages, while weaving in songs that cover both past and present events/mind-state is fantastic. The album tells a story as vivid, and evoking as much emotion, as any movie could. It’s probably 4.5 for me right now, but I know at another point in my life it’s a 5, and probably with a few more listens it’s a 5. So I’ll give it a bump.
Marlene on the wall had some folksy Taylor Swift going on, but with the production and grand hooks. The rest was boring, simple and annoying.
I want to like it more than I do.
Classic
Pinnacle Dylan. Both lyrically and musically it’s his most diverse and complete. It’s chaotic, but controlled. It’s comedic and tragic. A concept album about emotion rather than a plot. And ties up so perfectly with Sad Eyed lady… And Visions of Johanna is just incredible.
Another era defining album/sound.
Just gotta love it.
Respect it, but don’t love it.
The last third of the album really struggles. Was during a time where everyone felt the need to make 20 track, 80 min hip hop albums. Cut to a normal length this is an outstanding album. For me the though, the high points are really really good.
Ziggy played guitar
Fine for one spin. No need to ever come back.
It may have had its time, but at this point, it just reminds me everything I dislike about late 80s/early 90s top 40 music. Good riddance.
Egomaniacal rockers. But had a helluva sound.
Just boring.
This was the last album Kanye showed any self awareness. Battling the combination of his ego and the power that comes with fame, it clearly felt like he was on a tipping point. In retrospect, we know he lost that battle. Outstanding album. One the best produced albums I’ve ever heard.
The knock against the Stones has always been that they make great hits, but the albums often have fillers. In this album’s case, the only knock has been it didn’t have the hits. The lack of hits is only by Rolling Stones standards. I think Rocks off, Tumbling Dice, Happy, and All down the line, are certified bangers. This is the most complete Stones album and, to me, the standard bearer, for a Rock & Roll album.
Just doesn’t do it for me. RIP
Groundbreaking album. Solidified him as a superstar producer, but introduced the works to his unique flow and, somewhat ironically at this point, his down to earth lyrics that connected with young adults of all races and sexes. As a college dropout in 2004 this one resonated with me and is a bit of a time capsule piece for me.
Going into rotation. Loved it.
Classic.
Solid. Nothing special
Timeless
Only knew it from some samples. Poetic
Neil Young at his best.
I started to like it the more I listened to it. There’s some good moments. Very catchy and good song composition. Not really anything to come back to for me.
My favorite Stones album. This album represents everything about the band perfectly. Sex, drugs, bravado, vulnerability, stepping to the boundary, then crossing it. All timers and some great deep cuts. This is the Stones. 🤌🏼
Great concept album. Will come back to take a deeper dive.
Strange pick.just because Beyoncé turned out to be great doesn’t mean this mess was.
4.5 if I could. It’s a masterpiece.
It was fine. Another English band that is out of place on a list like this.
The defining album of the G-Funk sound.
Wild ride. Enjoyed it.
If I’m being honest, this album, like Snoops’s Doggystyle, falls a bit short of a 5 star, but because it’s undoubtably the best of the genre, I’ll give it the nod.
First time listening to this guy. Pretty solid. Right up my alley.
One that could grow on me with further listening.
Good find
Maybe not my personal favorite Dylan album, but hard to argue that it isn’t is most transformative and influential work. It’s a masterpiece. Changed the trajectory of music as we know it.
Not for me
There’s not much music I can’t passively listen to, but this is one.
Could’ve been a decent EP
Just can’t handle this singing style
The first 10 seconds are the best part of the album.
Only 3% of albums received 5 stars. Average rating: 2.90.
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