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Album	You	Global	Diff
Justified Justin Timberlake	5	2.68	+2.32
Buffalo Springfield Again Buffalo Springfield	5	3.18	+1.82
Made In Japan Deep Purple	5	3.29	+1.71
Play Moby	5	3.47	+1.53
Power In Numbers Jurassic 5	5	3.48	+1.52
Machine Head Deep Purple	5	3.59	+1.41
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Lauryn Hill	5	3.63	+1.37
Let's Stay Together Al Green	5	3.76	+1.24
Fire Of Love The Gun Club	4	2.99	+1.01

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Album	You	Global	Diff
Blur Blur	2	3.33	-1.33

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Deep Purple	2	5

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The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

Lauryn Hill

5/5

A great discovery, I listened to Lauryn Hill before but it was the first time listening to this album. She is so talented, and I really enjoyed how she went from one genre to another.

Heaven Or Las Vegas

Cocteau Twins

4/5

Blur

2/5

Although I do enjoy brit rock, this was not my cup of tea. A chaotic album that had a few good things ("Song 2" still is a great song!) but overall was a pain to listen to.

The Köln Concert

Keith Jarrett

3/5

Purple Rain

Prince

5/5

This album was a nice discovery, as I only knew the title Purple Rain. It's coherent, the title order is perfect, it is so pleasant to hear, a true gem I know I'll find myself listening again for sure.

Buffalo Springfield Again

Buffalo Springfield

5/5

Like a warm embrace for your soul, it just is the perfect album to listen whether you’re high or not. Would have appreciated for it to last longer.

Spy Vs. Spy: The Music Of Ornette Coleman

John Zorn

2/5

I see it more as an artistic statement than enjoyable music. I guess it needs to exist for greater things to be created afterwards. Dare I say some parts aren't THAT insufferable? Also, it reminded me of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music.

Home Is Where The Music Is

Hugh Masekela

4/5

A nice discovery, never heard of the guy and will listen to again

Devotional Songs

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

3/5

The Grand Tour

George Jones

3/5

I really like country, but I had a hard time finding what made this album stand out — it felt pretty standard and just ticked the usual boxes.

Live And Dangerous

Thin Lizzy

3/5

Viva Hate

Morrissey

3/5

Justified

Justin Timberlake

5/5

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Elton John

4/5

Fire Of Love

The Gun Club

4/5

Histoire De Melody Nelson

Serge Gainsbourg

2/5

Heartattack And Vine

Tom Waits

3/5

Play

Moby

5/5

Bubble And Scrape

Sebadoh

2/5

Inspired but all I heard was wanna be Nirvanas that had too much to drink

Made In Japan

Deep Purple

5/5

One of the only live albums I truly enjoy, and also my favorite teeshirt.

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Kanye West

4/5

Hard to rate, as I really despise Kanye West but I truly think he is musically talented and I admit I really like some of these songs, perhaps because I grew up with them. However, I realized how much his character showed in the lyrics and I found myself frowning multiple times.

Machine Head

Deep Purple

5/5

Power In Numbers

Jurassic 5

5/5

Something/Anything?

Todd Rundgren

3/5

Really enjoyed this album as I've never even heard of the guy. However, it was off to a great start and slowly became a bit too messy for my taste. It definitely should not have that many tracks. Did Todd forgot that less is more?

Definitely Maybe

Oasis

4/5

Aqualung

Jethro Tull

4/5

Fleet Foxes

4/5

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

David Bowie

4/5

Let's Stay Together

Al Green

5/5