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Deloused in the Comatorium
The Mars Volta
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5 | 3.19 | +1.81 |
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Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs
Marty Robbins
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5 | 3.34 | +1.66 |
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Hot Rats
Frank Zappa
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5 | 3.36 | +1.64 |
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Back At The Chicken Shack
Jimmy Smith
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5 | 3.38 | +1.62 |
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Either Or
Elliott Smith
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5 | 3.39 | +1.61 |
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Fleet Foxes
Fleet Foxes
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5 | 3.43 | +1.57 |
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Hail To the Thief
Radiohead
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5 | 3.45 | +1.55 |
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Diamond Life
Sade
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5 | 3.46 | +1.54 |
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Parachutes
Coldplay
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5 | 3.46 | +1.54 |
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Zombie
Fela Kuti
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5 | 3.47 | +1.53 |
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Surfer Rosa
Pixies
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1 | 3.49 | -2.49 |
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Debut
Björk
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1 | 3.38 | -2.38 |
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Cross
Justice
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1 | 3.27 | -2.27 |
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Let It Be
The Replacements
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1 | 3.26 | -2.26 |
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Hysteria
Def Leppard
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1 | 3.2 | -2.2 |
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Ritual De Lo Habitual
Jane's Addiction
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1 | 3.19 | -2.19 |
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Everything Must Go
Manic Street Preachers
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1 | 3.12 | -2.12 |
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Murder Ballads
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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1 | 3.08 | -2.08 |
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Smile
Brian Wilson
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1 | 3.04 | -2.04 |
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Slanted And Enchanted
Pavement
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1 | 3.04 | -2.04 |
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| Artist | Albums | Average |
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| Stevie Wonder | 3 | 4.67 |
| Radiohead | 2 | 5 |
| Pink Floyd | 2 | 5 |
| Bob Marley & The Wailers | 3 | 4.33 |
| Miles Davis | 3 | 4.33 |
| The Doors | 3 | 4.33 |
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| Artist | Albums | Average |
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| Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | 2 | 1 |
| Tom Waits | 3 | 1.67 |
| Pixies | 2 | 1.5 |
| Björk | 2 | 1.5 |
| Morrissey | 2 | 1.5 |
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Tracy Chapman · 1 likes
2/5
I can’t really get into this. This is radio music for a car I don’t want to be in. Boring and doesn’t make me want to tube into the lyrics, which are apparently worth listening to.
1-Star Albums (33)
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The White Stripes
3/5
Less polished than the others. Didn’t love it
The Notorious B.I.G.
4/5
Skits are crude. Lyrics are extreme, but still set the tone for a generation to follow. Production is truly unique for each song.
Arctic Monkeys
5/5
Classic. Red Light indicated doors are secured, london taxi. Riot van is perfect.
The Cure
2/5
Whiney, love song is the only single I’d listen to. A lot of repetitive production. Could cut a minute off each song.
Beastie Boys
2/5
So aggressive and angry. Surprised this was Rick Rubin. Cant say I enjoyed this.
Willie Nelson
3/5
Fine covers. Little slow for my liking. Maybe a sleep playlist adjacent album.
Ray Charles
2/5
Joni Mitchell
4/5
Classic
The Pretty Things
3/5
Solid psych rock, but nothing blew me away
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
3/5
Studio is better, but still Neil Young. My My being the only real great.
The Who
2/5
Only one hit on the album. Ads were a new concept/skits. Doesn't save album though.
Janis Joplin
5/5
I love this album, her voice belting. classic
The Prodigy
4/5
JP in grandmas boy would listen to this. I thought immediately it fits in the matrix, only to see theyre on the soundtrack. good music to get in the groove to while working or focusing.
Syd Barrett
1/5
“Wouldn’t you miss me at all” Shame to hear how unfinished this is, while also knowing that Syd was quickly being consumed. Credit where it is due, he changed RnR forever, but it quickly left him behind.
Bob Marley & The Wailers
5/5
Calexico
4/5
Pleasantly enjoyed. Other user said Wilco with mariachi and I can’t unhear it. Solid album.
Radiohead
5/5
Better loud! I love this era or Radiohead although not my favorite album of theirs
4/5
jazzy psychedelic soul I’m here for.
Sade
5/5
Sade can sing to me every day for the rest of my life and I would be without complaint. I want to be sitting on the beach, maybe south of spain, listening to this. The band is incredible, her voice is so sultry and perfect. I have the entire box set and its still not enough.
Tracy Chapman
2/5
I can’t really get into this. This is radio music for a car I don’t want to be in. Boring and doesn’t make me want to tube into the lyrics, which are apparently worth listening to.
D'Angelo
4/5
This was the start of neo-soul. impressive how many instruments D'Angelo played himself on here. i love the production. Its basic and repetitive but in a good way when setting a scene...
Blood, Sweat & Tears
3/5
there are moments i like. but i dont know where those moments were. this is all over the place. they must be on cocaine.
Miles Davis
4/5
Love this style of old short jazz takes. Listened to a lot of this when in jazz band back in the day. Not my favorite Miles, but still classic for its time.
Joni Mitchell
4/5
Great album. Showcases her voice while a little more life than in Blue.
Miles Davis
4/5
this has some of my favorite Miles. so many badass moments. sadly as a straight through listen is it long, a little too long at times.
Ice Cube
4/5
Ice cube has such a great flow and lyrical style. It Was a Good Day. Obviously a little outdated on the lyrics in some ways (homophobic) but also completely still on the nose for other lyrics (police brutality, ACAB)
Coldplay
5/5
The best Coldplay there has ever been. Garden State using Don't Panic as the start of the movie was perfect for a perfect soundtrack. Every song is just good.
40 Year Old Virgin made a gay joke using Coldplay and now every insecure hetero man hates them. Viva La Vida and everything beyond it feels like a 40 year old dad fighting to stay relevant with his kids, but those first two albums will live on.
Cream
4/5
Solid classic rock. Great guitar riffs. Clapton prime. I like it.
Van Halen
3/5
Hair band rock. It goes hard, but is it really that hard. Better than KISS or ACDC, but so many repetitive songs. Musicianship is impressive, but not enough to make me want to listen to the album often.
Kanye West
3/5
Kanye has lost it. He will go on as one of the greatest music makers ever. But after losing his mother, being in the media sphere of a family that has made a living on being televised (Kardashians), and having no living artists who are in a position to humble him, Kanye has his ego and mental health unchecked. This album is produced extremely well, but his vulgarity and themes are becoming more simple and juvenile. Funny he uses Justin Vernon who also seems to have achieved the status to be the arrogant indie king.
Separate the art from the artist. I do not give a shit about his controversial/political/bigoted beliefs. I would enjoy this album more if the first 5 albums weren't already perfect.
Pink Floyd
5/5
Reading reviews and seeing the breakdowns about how this is the best produced album ever, and I don't know that I could disagree.
Perfect. The layering, the way each song flows into each other, the way the album can repeat into itself with the heartbeat.
I remember listening to the Great Gig in the Sky on full volume in the car during a rainstorm during a breakup. That shit hit hard.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
1/5
This isnt it. Poetry, sure. But not much worth noting beyond that.
Bill Callahan
2/5
Reminds me of Sun Kil Moon. There are some good moments and the lyrics are clearly filled with meaning, but I would need to be in a certain mood to entertain them. Best of 2009?! Hardly even close. But I did enjoy Too Many Birds.
The Rolling Stones
3/5
I dont love their honky tonk stuff. Two good songs on the album to open and close the album, but the rest didn't keep my attention. Felt dragging on.
The Soft Boys
3/5
Pop-like 60s psych rock while punk was taking over the scene. It had some good songs. Not sure I would listen to the whole album again. Especially when Spotify has the 2hr+ version with 100 bonus tracks.
Super Furry Animals
4/5
I surprisingly enjoyed this. Seems brit pop, but with more drugs and fuckery. Fuzzy Logic seems to have been used in making this album, but its new to me and I will likely revisit it in the future.
LCD Soundsystem
2/5
Mediocre indie electronic. Multiple songs that had me check the time left halfway through. The good parts were obscured by repetition until it was dead. Was it influenced by a lot of the greats, sure. Has it influenced more modern bands I enjoy, sure. But I won't be revisiting this album.
Pixies
1/5
This went from, "oh this could be good and fun" to "what the fuck" real quick. Where Is My Mind is the only saving grace, and even that has been remixed to be better! Very happy these songs were short.
N.W.A.
3/5
I mean this with all disrespect, Fuck Tha Police. ACAB.
Classic gansta rap, and ages just as you would expect. This isn't the best, but led the way for all hip hop today,
The Replacements
1/5
Couldnt enjoy this. Not for me.
Kendrick Lamar
5/5
One of the best. The storytelling. This album flows from one song to the next perfectly. The Album covers (both of them) the written title by SchoolBoy Q. The only song I skip on this album is Poetic Justice, and that was before the Drake beef started.
The use of his parents on voicemails, the non linear flow of the story, the admission of crimes done to survive in his environment, hearing him lose his friend in a careless shooting. This album pulls you in and makes you think about what you're hearing.
Soft Cell
2/5
Tainted love is obviously a classic, but not enough to enjoy the rest of the synth heavy 80s songs. So much creepy weird sex lyrics… and that’s coming from me!
fIREHOSE
2/5
I expected worse from the cover and names. Never heard of this band. Stealing another user's review. "not bad at all yet completely forgettable at the same time."
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
4/5
Such a classic. The harmonies together followed by the distinct vocals separated. The album is an example of a pleasant folky, peaceful, acoustic sixties album. I just wish some of the lyrics weren't so corny.
Björk
1/5
Who and what the fuck is a Bjork? As if you couldn't tell from the music, she grew up on a commune.
Jeff Buckley
2/5
It's fine. Not sure how I feel about your biggest hit being a cover. The rest was fine singer/songwriter stuff.
Iron Butterfly
4/5
What a jam. Really enjoyed some nondescript classic psychedelic rock. I recognized the title track, but wasn't too familiar. I enjoyed this.
ZZ Top
3/5
I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. The good songs are good. The rest is whatever.
Minor Threat
3/5
This is some classic hardcore/punk. Not always my style these days, but there was a time and place for it. Love that they're fast and hard.
Def Leppard
1/5
"Hard" hair rock. Seems counter intuitive. Purposely misspelling the name to be "less punk" confuses me.
Pour Some Sugar on Me is truly a shit song.
The lyrics are so juvenile and lame.
Brian Wilson
1/5
I don't hold the Beach Boys close to my heart, and therefore, I don't know that I idolize Brian Wilson enough for this to blow me away. I understand his place in R&R history and as a songwriter, but it doesn't make me enjoy listening to this stuff.
Creedence Clearwater Revival
5/5
When I was around 15 I came upon CCR. I loved it. Political, southern classic rock, whats not to love. But then I heard my mom say "Ugh Fogerty's voice" in a very unsettling way and I was scarred. 20 years later I can safely say, Mom, I feel the same way.
Astor Piazzolla
2/5
Impressive. But not sure the time or place of this for me. Maybe while I'm strolling the streets of a foreign country and want to feel like I am in a movie? Not sure!
Mylo
1/5
wtf. "savior of dance" my ass. This should not be on this list.
Public Enemy
2/5
Not my style of hiphop. Appreciate what it did for the culture and the movement of hiphop, but I am bored. The old school flow, and production, mixed with the anger and message of young men from the hood is surely a time piece, but not one ill revisit often.
Adele
2/5
She is an incredible vocalist. Not sure when I would listen to this though. I would enjoy her using her vocal skills for other genres or productions, otherwise it gets tiring and boring.
Astrud Gilberto
2/5
This could’ve been so good. Some beachy bossa nova was just what I needed. Sadly this fell short. Cheesy production, lame lyrics, mediocre really.
Manic Street Preachers
1/5
No thank you. Boring and uninspired.
David Bowie
2/5
Don’t mind Bowie new wave, but not nearly his best album. Title track Heroes is the best song. Great synth production.
Don McLean
2/5
American Pie the song, classic.
American Pie the album, boring.
Justice
1/5
Some decent moments. Quite some annoying sounds in others. We already had Daft Punk. One hit on this album and it features kids singing, not my thing.
The Kinks
2/5
It’s fine. I much prefer Arthur or the Decline. Some basic Brit 60’s rock.
Snoop Dogg
4/5
I remember when a friend in middle school got this before we should have. It was such a discovery. One of my favorites of west coast 90's rap.
Laid back. With my mind on my money and my money on my mind.
Such an iconic album cover too. Production is brilliant. Lyrics don't age well, surprise surprise.
The Chemical Brothers
3/5
Foreign exchange student showed me Chemical Brothers in high school and it blew my mind. The videos were awesome, the tempo was upbeat and fueling my young age debauchery. Found this right before I found drugs, what a combo.
Noel Gallagher featured, fuck yeah.
But all in all, the album can be long and drag. I think a "best of" compilation suits them better.
Beck
4/5
Standard 2005 indie. Hits like E-Pro and Girl stick out as the best. I enjoy the variety of sounds and styles while still holding a similar energy. The sounds of California and Hispanic influence are fun. I enjoyed this more than I wanted to.
Crosby, Stills & Nash
2/5
I knew this album to be iconic, so therefore I stayed away.
Now that I can sit and listen, there are splendid, almost perfect moments. But if those moments are supposed to carry the rest of the album, they are not strong enough for that.
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes is really 7 and a half minutes?! Why?
Helplessly hoping has some incredible melodies.
This album walked so Fleet Foxes could sprint.
2/5
First 3 songs are good and recognizable, but after that I am quickly reminded why I don't like Bono.
AC/DC
2/5
It's Rock N Roll for sure, but boy is it repetitive. Their top 5 songs all repeat the same line for most of the song. It was a time and place for sure. Not really an album I would put in my collection.
Miles Davis
5/5
Love this album. Classic top jazz album with some of the best to ever do it together.
Stevie Wonder
5/5
One of my favorite all time albums. Listened to Superstition so much when I was learning saxophone. But this album is what an album should be. A consistent cohesive flowing piece of art. Stevie is one of the best. His use of the synthesizers are so funky but buttery smooth.
So much of my favorite music today is inspired by this album.
Jane's Addiction
1/5
I listened. I did not enjoy.
Public Enemy
2/5
Appreciate a lot of the productions, but early 90's just doesn't scratch the itch for me.
Songhoy Blues
4/5
Don't have to know anything they're saying to know I enjoyed this.
Tom Waits
2/5
I've tried before and the beat poetry is usually not for me. This album is starting off good, but in the end more of what I just dont enjoy.
Wire
3/5
There are parts of this I liked. Mannequin is rightfully a good single. 21 songs for 35 minutes was not what I expected.
Eminem
2/5
I get it. Eminem had be shocking to successful. It was a time in pop culture that allowed his success. His rhyming is technically impressive, but what he is poetically illustrating is simply lame and juvenile.
Tina Turner
4/5
What's Love Got to Do With It.... Banger.
Really enjoying this more than I expected. Well, until Better Be Good to Me, and then it started to fall off hard. Enjoyed I Wrote a Letter quite a bit.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
1/5
No. I dont like his voice and the dark macabre vibe is something I am uninterested in. It is storytelling.
Jimmy Smith
5/5
Let's go! I love this. Simple but good jazz. Love the organ. And I melt for the sax on this.
Doves
3/5
Brit pop with some emo vibes.
Pink Floyd
5/5
Already knew it was a 5, but will always slow down and take a moment to listen to this album when prompted.
Billy Joel
5/5
This album slaps. I knew some of the hits, but now realizing the whole album is just hits.
Leftfield
2/5
Early fighting video game music. I did not eat the right drugs for breakfast for this.
Kings of Leon
2/5
This really is the baseline for mediocrity. Even the top two tracks have reached the level of just annoying...
Guns N' Roses
3/5
Impressive for a debut album, but I still feel GnR are best enjoyed on a greatest hits album.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
3/5
I don't get bothered by the simplicity of Neil Young like many people do. Is it a lazy guitar solo? sure. But it works...
Emmylou Harris
2/5
She has a nice voice, sure. But I have never heard of her, and it seems like she's made a lot of music. I have a hard time believing her 11th album is really the one worth putting on this list. Likely wont listen to again.
Björk
2/5
The music has moments where its good, but then she opens her mouth and I want to scream. I struggled to make it through this one.
Elliott Smith
5/5
I love this album. An artist I wish I could've witnessed live. This album was important to me when I was an emo teenager, and it is still just as important to me now, as an emo adult.
The Modern Lovers
2/5
Didn't realize this was where Jonathan Richman started. Its a cheap knockoff of all the other better music at the time.
Black Sabbath
4/5
Not my favorite Black Sabbath. It seems good enough, but nothing stands out. I enjoy hearing Ozzie's voice throughout, especially on Changes.
Dr. Dre
4/5
Of all the 90s hip hop I dont like, this is one I do. Some of the better Snoop moments. The skits are annoying, as one would expect from this time.
Frank Ocean
4/5
I like Blonde better, but this album is what introduced the world to Frank's sound. To think he got a jump start from Odd Future to now making world classics. The album itself is experimental, but has these ethereal moments.
Booker T. & The MG's
3/5
Recognize their sound, and of course the song Green Onions. Just wish this music had vocals to accompany it.
Girls Against Boys
3/5
Harder than I expected. It's not bad, just not something I often gravitate to.
Janelle Monáe
4/5
I really appreciate the cohesiveness of the album and how it samples many genres. She has an incredible voice. I could see her doing Disney soundtracks. Clearly an entertainer. Not sure anything stood out I got hooked on but all above average for an hour long album.
The Hives
3/5
Some good punk rock in here. I enjoyed a few songs, fits for time and place. Somewhat confused by the decision to use a compilation album on this list.
The Police
2/5
I don't get the hype. The songs aren't that good. The biggest hit is a creeper song, and Mother is something that shouldnt have been made. This is a miss.
Justin Timberlake
3/5
No surprise the production on this album is spectacular (Pharrell owned this entire decade). The hits are recognizable as being all over the radio. JT is clearly an entertainer. He can dance, and can sing. Like other said, he is no MJ, but he also doesn't need to be. He knows how to make music for various generations to agree on, but I won't be there to join.
Led Zeppelin
4/5
I love Zeppelin, however, I still believe there isn't a perfect full album of theirs.
Immigrant Song perfected what their first two albums created, and Since I've Been Loving You might be my favorite Zeppelin track ever.
But something is lost on side B and I don't care if it was them experimenting or showing their range, it didn't hold up to the rest.
Ella Fitzgerald
3/5
Excellent singer. I enjoy the songs, but a 3.5 hour collection of it, too much.
Small Faces
2/5
A mediocre version of all the better music that was out at that time. Moments that were good, but easily overlooked.
Frank Zappa
5/5
Know of the name, but never listened. I thoroughly enjoyed this album. Rock/jazz/psych rock, what a groove.
Everything But The Girl
2/5
Reminds me of something from an action movie soundtrack, but not a good one.
The Teardrop Explodes
1/5
"Kinda bollocks mate innit" Previous listener summed it perfectly.
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
2/5
Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate hearing all of the cuts that are sampled throughout hiphop still. Helps understand the timeline of the progression of hiphop. Lots of great instrumentals.
U2
2/5
Familiar with Bloody Sunday, but its so repetitive and boring. The album only gets more boring from there on. U2 is really not for me. Bono is a less inspiring and less inspired Bowie.
The White Stripes
5/5
I love this album. It doesn't even need its biggest hit, Seven Nation Army. The two of them know how to make a sound loud, while keeping it simple. Ball and Biscuit to Hardest Button to Button go so hard.
Little Acorns reminds me of the squirrel I tried to save in college.
New York Dolls
3/5
Its NY. Its pre punk. Its attitude and not giving a fuck about it. ... It's also just meh.
Nick Drake
4/5
It's not Pink Moon, but it's still a representation of what a great writer he was. One of These Things First was my first introduction through the Garden State Soundtrack. Then Fly from Royal Tenenbaums. Some great songs, the rest of the full instruments aren't entirely beneficial.
Morrissey
2/5
Thankfully I know nothing about this guy's politics, but the music was still right down the middle. Moments it was good, moments I wanted to slap him, and moments where I don't know if I was even listening anymore.
Kraftwerk
2/5
No. I understand this is mindblowing in the 70's. I can see where so many artists took inspiration from it. The Model is a success. But no, the rest of the album is too repetitive and made my brain disfunction.
Patti Smith
2/5
This feels like something I am supposed to like. And I liked a few songs, but other parts were too weird and off putting.
The Flaming Lips
5/5
Not much can compare to The Flaming Lips. Their music reminds you that their live sets are even more fun and quirky. Its very enjoyable to listen to even when it bends and moves in ways you wouldnt expect.
Aerosmith
2/5
This is the Aerosmith I don't like. Toys in the Attic is the good stuff. This is lame. I like sex, hell even more than the next guy, but the constantly talking about it in every context is boring and juvenile. Hell, even the trucks are fucking on the cover.
This doesn't go hard...
Siouxsie And The Banshees
3/5
I like girl led grungy rock. There a few modern bands that sound like this was their influence. Some of the songs were actually really good, others not so much.
Supergrass
4/5
This is great! What a nice discovery. I've heard Alright from a show or movie or something, so I recognized that, but the rest was still above par.
Teenage Fanclub
2/5
Better than I expected. There were songs I enjoyed, but surely nothing in the realm of must listen to before I die.
The Sabres Of Paradise
1/5
This absolutely has no right being on this list. Its repetitive and not at all groundbreaking.
Green Day
3/5
It's not bad. I am not a huge fan of his voice, but the balls it took to be the public image against Iraq war post 9/11. I remember the music video for Wake Me Up... and it was all imagery about the war and the young Americans paying the price for it. Good for Green Day to have made this happen, and to have a deeper substance than most of the music out at this time.
Run-D.M.C.
2/5
Can recognize how influential and important this album was, but it's still just corny to me. I appreciate the ability to make an Aerosmith song better than it was. But this album/era is just not for me.
Deep Purple
4/5
Didnt realize Highway Star was by Deep Purple, just know the classic, Smoke on the Water. I really enjoyed the rest of this album though.
The Rolling Stones
3/5
The fact I didnt recognize any of these songs as hits made me like it more. It was like a solid blues rock album that I could listen to without having to pay too much attention.
The Isley Brothers
5/5
Wow. Educational for me. So many samples and covers of their music that I'm familiar with. And those hits are fucking HITS, like dayummm. Groovy.
Arcade Fire
2/5
Definitely the least favorite of the first 4 albums. Felt like the B-sides of all the other great stuff.
MC Solaar
3/5
I don't know what they're saying. I don't know how offensive it is either, therefore, its classy. I've enjoyed French rap before, but don't have any reference or name. I enjoyed this although it did eventually drag on.
Travis
1/5
Temu version of Radiohead and Coldplay's offspring.
Bob Marley & The Wailers
4/5
A lesser known album of Bob's for me. Very much enjoyed.
Frank Sinatra
3/5
It's Sinatra, I get it. I mostly hear him from a loudspeaker in NYC or during the Christmas season. It was good to hear a full album. Song by song, theyre great. Maybe in a playlist. But a whole hour of it is boring and drones on. 1950's Drake sad boy.
Kraftwerk
2/5
Again, I get someone had to do it first to lead the way, but damn this is repetitive and annoying. This is what my computer listens to during the screensaver.
Metal on Metal made me want to drive a screwdriver into my brain.
Queen
4/5
Death on Two Legs, Love of my Life: Good new to me songs.
You're My Best Friend, Bohemian Rhapsody: Great not new to me songs.
I'm in Love With my Car, The Prophet's Song: Absolute shit songs.
Freddie is the best voice in R&R ever, yes. But Queen still belongs on a Greatest Hits album.
PJ Harvey
3/5
There were parts of this I really liked, but then she would ruin it with her voice.
Kid Rock
2/5
I completely forgot about Bawitdaba. Actually thought it was like Limp Bizkit or something. Gave me a good laugh this morning. I dont care about this guys political beliefs, actually, I dont care about any of his beliefs. I guess I can give credit where it is due, he invented a genre. I just wish we could get rid of said genre. White Trash redneck rock.
Jimi Hendrix
5/5
Love this album. So many classics. Wind Cries Mary is special.
David Bowie
4/5
One of my favorites of Bowie. Its simple and good. Life on Mars, Queen Bitch, so many greats.
The United States Of America
3/5
This was surprisingly entertaining. There were parts I did not like, but other parts I really did. The mix of vocals from man and women was appreciated. The album was too long though.
Black Sabbath
4/5
Another top Sabbath album.
The Temptations
4/5
It was all around good. Papa sure be rolling.
Jane Weaver
2/5
This was fine. I don't think it has any business being on this list, but it is music.
2/5
I'm sure if I was at this live concert, this would rock. But outside of that, its chaotic and while may be an early predecessor of punk, it doesn't mean it belongs on this list.
Jimi Hendrix
3/5
Jimi is a freak on guitar, but the rambling of some of these songs drones on too long. On a greatest hits compilation, Crosstown Traffic, All Along the Watchtower and Voodoo Child are some of the best, but theres about 20 minutes that could be cut out of this.
Franz Ferdinand
4/5
Outside of the colossal hit, Take Me Out, I really enjoy the unique voice and sound of FF. The entire album is a classic indie album for me. They may not have been able to endure it long term, but this one will live on my shelves.
Madonna
2/5
The title track is an obvious classic. Enjoyed a few others throughout the album, but overall wasn't hooked.
Gary Numan
2/5
Lots of electronic synth bliss! I recognize their pioneering of sounds, but also not a sound I really enjoy to listen to. Recognize ME and Cars, but not something I would repeat.
Beastie Boys
3/5
I can appreciate that this was less abrasive as the previous album. Obviously familiar with Sabotage. Liked some of the filler stuff in between, but lets be honest, I will still never gravitate to Beastie Boys on my own time.
Willie Nelson
3/5
Not bad. Didn't mind the folk twang and his voice. Definitely a time and place kind of sound.
Aimee Mann
3/5
This is an album. Not bad, nothing spectacular. Aimee Mann just reminds me of the Portlandia skit she's in.
George Michael
3/5
Pleasantly surprised by this. I enjoy his voice and the pop hits were pretty good.
Supertramp
2/5
The biggest hit, School, was somewhat annoying and not that great. I'm familiar with Breakfast In America, which I prefer to this album. Not really my style
The Doors
4/5
Another classic. More polished hits, more in tune with their sound, and more antics from Jim himself.
Love Her Madly is perfect. Been Down so Long hits during a time and place. Cars Hiss by My Window is that acid poetry you need while coming down. LA Woman is a bop.
L'America and The WASP are probably not needed.
Riders on the Storm, iconic.
Van Morrison
3/5
It's good, it just gets old. One tune and cadence the whole album. Sweet Thing is the best take of them all.
The Doors
4/5
I have a soft spot for Jim Morrison. He was a poet who became rock star/sex symbol. Is it the greatest RnR? No. But it was different. The organ, the mixed instrumentals, the quirky lyrics. It can get you lost in it.
Songs like The Spy and Indian Summer just have such a desert flow to them.
Maggie M'Gill and Peace Frog are fun and loud.
Dexys Midnight Runners
1/5
Not good. Like what an awful voice. I feel bad for the band members who are musicians and must've thought "we could really take off if we lose our vocalist!"
Eagles
3/5
Hotel California and Life in the Fast Lane are good enough hits to carry the album further than it should. But the fact that I have heard Hotel California so many times on radio, in a bar, on a boat, anywhere(!) has made it one of my most hated songs.
Led Zeppelin
5/5
I think this is as close as Zeppelin gets to a perfect album. That doesn't make it their favorite album of mine, but damn.
Still remember playing Stairway backwards on vinyl, shit gave me goosebumps.
Sisters Of Mercy
3/5
So 80s. There were glimpses that I liked, but overall meh.
The Who
3/5
Such a long album for two hits. If you include "I'm Free". Pinball Wizard is a classic but doesn't hold the whole album up.
Alexander 'Skip' Spence
1/5
This is awful. Belongs on no lists. Should be forgotten about and removed from history. Why? Just why? It is so boring and drags on. They were meant to be demos, and theyre not even good enough for that.
Screaming Trees
3/5
A very mid album. Not bad, but also just blends into the 90's rock. Nice to discover something new, but no business being on this list.
Steely Dan
4/5
I surprisingly enjoyed this more than expected. Love all the instrumentation including sax. Lyrics seem to be a little corny at times, but easy to ignore and enoy.
Pulp
3/5
I find I like the music more than his vocals. Again, its not bad, but not the best album of the 90s. A few parts that were annoying.
Linkin Park
4/5
Don't care about the hate it gets. It's a good example of something slightly harder that made it on the radio. It's no SOAD, but it was still also what fueled lots of high school lifting sessions. It stays consistent through the album.
Animal Collective
2/5
I listen to a lot of music with similar elements incorporated within, but an entire album of this is too much. Drones on and makes my brain yearn for drugs. Album for my next acid trip, surely. Outside of that, meh.
4/5
Probably my favorite Kinks album. I like the whimsical nature the album flows through.
Marty Robbins
5/5
Stealing this review "gangsta songs to listen to when you wanna shoot someone"
The Rolling Stones
3/5
Recognize all the hits on this one.
Cant you Hear me Knocking is 7 minutes long!? Why?
B-side of this album got boring. It's a fine Rolling Stones album, but are any of them completely good?
Cheap Trick
2/5
It's a live album. One of which, the top songs are songs I don't necessarily like.
Van Morrison
4/5
Love the use of saxophone. Into the Mystic forever reminds me of an ex gf. Great album, awful relationship.
Gang Of Four
2/5
There were few and far between moments where I said "this sounds good". Droning voice. Annoying instruments.
Brian Eno
1/5
One hour of noise and musical rambling. Somewhere someone is sampling parts of this album and hopefully making it better.
Fela Kuti
5/5
Fela Kuti, the political rebel, polygamic badass who died of AIDS while denying it til death. This album is iconic.
Orbital
1/5
Electronic garbage.
Belle & Sebastian
4/5
Recognize "Get Me Away from here, I'm Dying". Must be in a movie. I'm familiar with Belle and Sebastian, but never a full listen. It was ok. Easy listening, indie stuff.
Air
5/5
What an amazing album. So eclectic, but all groovy.
Todd Rundgren
3/5
A perfect title: A Wizard high on drugs and weird and annoying and circus music. A True Star who makes awesome music and melodies with a nice voice. Can we have just the True Star?
Johnny Cash
3/5
A bunch of good covers. Appreciate that Cash was able to produce some great music in his late age free from the young drugged and famous career.
Wu-Tang Clan
4/5
A classic. Hip Hop from NYC. Wu Tang is for the kids. This is the old school flow I can get behind as opposed to a lot of the West Coast stuff.
Cash Rules Everything Around Me!
Sleater-Kinney
4/5
Definitely an album I am aware of but never listened, and what a shame. Good 90s chick rock. I mainly know Carrie Brownstein from Portlandia but know she was in the band.
The Mars Volta
5/5
This album is very special to me. I discovered TMV in high school. I got to then see them in 2006 and 2008 and both times were out of this world experiences. Omar plays the guitar like a man continuously on an acid trip. The drummer shirtless sweating like hes running a marathon. The music never stopped, they each took breaks on their own but they continued to play throughout.
I get how the music is abrasive and weird. The lyrics are many made up words in fantasy like poetry. The musicality is so precise, yet feels chaotic. Changes in key signatures and time signatures all within one song that make you get lost in the track list. Makes you unsure if you want to play jazz or rock and roll, or mix both.
The Damned
3/5
Better than I expected. Some lively punk rock.
The Beach Boys
2/5
Its like important for pop music and stuff, but I just dont like it.
Electric Light Orchestra
4/5
Honestly, loved the hits and the songs between. ELO is a band where I wouldn't know what hits are theirs.
Big Brother & The Holding Company
4/5
I really enjoy Joplin's voice with some good blues rock. Summertime is a favorite of mine.
Queen
2/5
This was an album to show you what Queen sounds like without any hits. Its.... fine.
Lou Reed
4/5
I enjoy the Lou Reed voice. The simplistic music that's just decent rock and roll. Love that Bowie produced this.
Norah Jones
3/5
Its good music, just not what I listen to. Her voice is pleasant.
Louis Prima
4/5
God damn do I love the saxophone. As my mother said, "fun"! I wish I could experience this era for a short stint.
Stan Getz
5/5
Ugh. I love this album. Bossa nova is so good. I wanna be at a lounge on the beach having a nice drink and enjoying the views, having arrived in my convertible.
But really, Getz is so good on sax, Astrud's voice is perfect.
Jurassic 5
3/5
00's rap. I prefer some Talib, Mos Def, or Common. It was meh.
Morrissey
1/5
I just dont like Morrissey. You hear it once, you've heard it all. Stop putting him on this list.
Blur
2/5
Brit Pop. Certainly. Some good moments, but also quite bland at time. A lot of the theatrical/ show tunes sound production annoyed me. Not sure the big hits justify the rest. Rather hear Oasis.
Chicago
3/5
White people music for sure. The guitar interlude was a real shot in the foot. All of it was mediocre.
Carole King
5/5
What a banger! Really wild how many successful songs she has written, whether for her or others. Such a great album. Simple but timeless.
Faith No More
2/5
The kickoff of bad 90s music. His voice really got old. Also, no xp for War Pigs cover to fill the album.
Stevie Wonder
5/5
This album strives to fight for the greatest album. Loaded with hits, but Stevie also continued to show his ability to push music to new heights. So much instrumentation, synthesizers, and unique chords. Mmm Isn't She (the album) Lovely?
Robert Wyatt
1/5
An awful album. His voice was terrible, and the few glimpses of decent music were quickly drown out by this "artist"
Common
3/5
I appreciate Common's unique Chi town style and flow. He is incredible in finding success through music and acting. This album is not my favorite. Instead I love Finding Forever start to finish.
Stevie Wonder
4/5
An amazing album without any standout hits. Pretty impressive.
Jeru The Damaja
2/5
Some run of the mill 90's hip hop. Definitely prefer the other bigger names that we've had on the list.
Tortoise
1/5
Fuck off. The pretentious "Tortoise is widely considered one of the most influential music groups of the last 40 years," is such bull shit. This is not impressive or good.
Dr. John
2/5
Because I just listened to Tortoise, I need to remind myself the difference between a 1 and a 2. It still sucks.
The Black Keys
3/5
This album is the beginning of their commercial success. With that came the death of their raw blues rock success. I enjoy this album, but it is somewhat boring. Not quite the commercial heavy hitters that El Camino and Turn Blue are, but also not the gritty raw albums I love like Thickfreakness or Rubber Factory.
Wilco
3/5
While this album and Jesus, etc have a special place in my heart and the vinyl is on my shelves, I can see how this album is not easily digestible.
Beatles
4/5
Good Beatles album
Massive Attack
4/5
While somewhat dated, this clearly led the way for a lot of music. I liked the sampling, the features, and the production. I am happy I finally listened to this.
Yes
3/5
This is ok. It is not bad, and there are some nice moments. Recognize the one big hit, but not sure it carries through enough. This is the classic rock you just leave on in the background. Nobody offended, but nobody singing along.
Scissor Sisters
3/5
Discos lights! Lasers! Dance! There are some bops on here. Does it belong on this list? Probably not.
Not sure how I feel about the Comfortably Numb cover. Happy I didn't even recognize it at first.
Rage Against The Machine
4/5
ACAB. Fuck ICE. Fuck the System.
I've seen De la Rocha twice, first was RtJ final night of tour and El-Ps birthday and Zack came out for Close Your Eyes. it was absolutely epic. Second was Rage at MSG right before cancelling the tour. So awesome, and RTJ opened.
CHVRCHES
2/5
Why?
Uninspired Robyn. This has no business being on this list. Synth pop that will be forgotten in time.
Dusty Springfield
4/5
Dusty's voice is far from dusty! It is smooth and seductive. These songs hold up to time.
The Smashing Pumpkins
4/5
really good album. recognize the hits, learned some others I didn't know. a few I didn't like.
The Associates
1/5
I didn't think it could get worse until I heard the vocalist.
Song 2 sums this up perfectly: No.
Isaac Hayes
3/5
Great soundtrack. It reminds you what a badass mother fuc(Shut Yo Mouth!) Isaac Hayes was. Good scoring, not sure something I would actively listen to.
Joni Mitchell
2/5
Why so much talk of planes? I'm just bored of Joni. I like Blue, isnt that enough?
Elvis Presley
2/5
I was expecting fun Elvis, this was just whatever. Suspicious Minds being the only song with some pizazz.
Beck
3/5
I like Beck, but I'm not used to sad Beck.
The Yardbirds
3/5
Good guitar! Mediocre on the rest. Thanks Jeff Beck! Understand that the Yardbirds were in the first class of this RnR wave, but the better talents prevailed.
Buddy Holly & The Crickets
2/5
So happy these songs are so short, they're so lame. Thankful that music progressed from here.
R.E.M.
2/5
There were a couple songs I enjoyed, but the rest seemed like the predecessor to emo music. It was middle of the road, boring.
The Band
3/5
Sure, The Weight is a classic, but does it hold enough weight for the rest of the album. I enjoyed the parts that were uniquely blending folk and rock and blues differently than most at the time, but Bob Dylan's influence was apparent, especially when I was falling asleep.
Dire Straits
4/5
Sultans is obviously a classic, but I enjoyed some tracks sprinkled in between. His voice is sultry and smooth.
Pixies
2/5
I really don't understand the hype around the Pixies.
Michael Jackson
4/5
It's all great pop. Makes you wanna dance or sing along. Tons of classics.
Eels
2/5
This is kinda lame. Extremely boring parts and then mediocre pop in others.
Carpenters
4/5
Such a great voice and album.
2/5
The first 20 min: Wow, Bob can really rock that harmonica.
Next 20 minutes: Ok, I get it.
Next 40 minutes: OK I FUCKING GET IT!
Dusty Springfield
3/5
I love her voice, still. But this album being songs stolen from soulful black singers doesn't help. White people...
Bob Marley & The Wailers
4/5
I love this album. The themes of his lyrics have changed. Understandably after an attempted assassination! It is laid back and chill, but the lyrics are more charged.
Sex Pistols
4/5
Wanted to hate it, but I didn't. Some good raw punk rock.
The Velvet Underground
5/5
I love this album. Nico's voice is so unique. The distortion and sounds they utilize are like nothing else. I think this is my favorite of Lou Reed's vocal work.
Tom Waits
2/5
When I learned it was Tom Waits in the Ballad of Buster Scruggs, searching for Mr. Pocket, I was surprised because I loved that story. I DONT LOVE THIS.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
2/5
It is impressive, and good to hear music from other parts of the world. That being said, I dont know when I would want to listen to Lion King soundtrack a cappella.
Butthole Surfers
1/5
Can confirm this is not for me. Feels like I have to be a deadbeat scumbag to listen to this while cursing out strangers in public and picking up half smoked cigarettes.
Radiohead
5/5
This album is perfect. I could go on about every song, but I will highlight a few.
Subterranean Homesick Alien accomplishes a feeling of floating through space.
Exit Music (for Romeo and Juliet) accomplishes such an incredible crescendo that is overwhelmingly beautiful.
Karma Police is immediately recognizable and amazing.
Electioneering is just a badass raw sounding song.
I didn't realize No Surprises was the top song on the album.
Count Basie & His Orchestra
5/5
GOT DAYUM this goes hard. I wish I could've experienced this live. All of the instruments make their presence felt. Nothing excess, nothing missing, and an album cover that would make a punk band jealous.
ZZ Top
2/5
I don't ride a motorcycle and my beard isn't long enough. Funny enough, of all their hits, I do not like La Grange
PJ Harvey
3/5
I enjoyed this, but not as much as the other album presented here, Rid of Me.
Nirvana
5/5
Favorite Nirvana album. Every song is good except the last.
Various Artists
4/5
All of the Christmas classics. Just got this on vinyl two weeks ago.
Boston
4/5
More Than a Feeling is classic, recognize a couple of the others. I really enjoy Boston. And its a nice and sweet 38 minutes.
Supergrass
2/5
Mediocre brit pop.
The Only Ones
1/5
STOP WITH THIS BRIT GARBAGE!!!
Buena Vista Social Club
5/5
I love this album. There are only a couple songs I would skip, but I don’t. The mixed vocals, the instrumentation. I just want to witness this live in a outdoor small venue.
Steely Dan
3/5
Was enjoyable but nothing stood out.
Gang Starr
3/5
I recognize a lot of these songs used in samples for newer songs. I can see the influence and the lyricism is much better than the other rap from this era. It is high brow rap, but as others have said, it lacks feeling and comes off as dry.
Pantera
1/5
I don't care how many of my "friends" cherished this album in highschool. Most of them are now in prison or paying separate child supports with their hourly job. I won't idolize a known racist scumbag named, *checks notes* dimebag darrell. I like to separate the art and the artist, but the art is literally the same. I have more respect for the Beretta 92FS.
So much better metal out there.
The Velvet Underground
3/5
I enjoy Pale Blue Eyes, but this album doesn't come close to their album including Nico.
John Coltrane
3/5
While I love Coltrane, I understand that this gets a little too scatty at times. I love the sound of that sax though.
Jorge Ben Jor
4/5
This was awesome! I think my only issue is knowing the time and place for this
The Band
3/5
Nothing stood out in this. It was fine. Generic 60's folk rock.
Kate Bush
1/5
What the fuck did I just listen to?
Curtis Mayfield
4/5
I really enjoyed this. The funk groovy music, Curtis' soulful singing. The parts I loved were great, the parts I didn't care for were whatever.
Leonard Cohen
2/5
I really don't like his voice. The music is fine, but his voice ruins it for me. I can't focus on if the lyrics are that good.
Cocteau Twins
4/5
I actually enjoyed this. Not something I would listen to often, but it was good throughout.
Depeche Mode
3/5
The songs I enjoyed were good, but the rest was a letdown.
Buck Owens
1/5
"This influenced all country!" Well I don't enjoy country, so this guy is now an enemy.
Fiona Apple
3/5
Some songs were good, others dragged on.
The Smiths
2/5
This is boring 80's brit indie. It's whiney, morrisey's voice is so annoying, and the rest is just lame.
Bob Dylan
3/5
Some of the good Bob Dylan songs. The others went on too long.
Gene Clark
4/5
This is pretty great all around. Nothing stood out as a top hit, but it was easy to listen to.
Judas Priest
2/5
Not my cup of tea. Or beer while driving. One song I recognized, and one song I liked.
Elton John
3/5
Tiny Dancer is such a classic, but the rest just didn't pull me in enough.
Nine Inch Nails
3/5
Trent Reznor is an artist, no doubt. This album as a concept makes sense. Old murder home studio, dark twisted story of demise, music dark enough to make you feel twisted; the art is there. Problem is, this isn't exactly the art I look to.
Fleet Foxes
5/5
THE BEST HARMONY EVER. The theft they experienced from Bon Iver winning folk album at the Grammys was some horseshit.
I love Fleet Foxes. My only complaint is their 3rd album doesnt compete with the first two.
The Offspring
3/5
Recognize their voice immediately. Familiar with the hit songs. Understand its place in punk uprising, but not a band I would listen to the whole album again.
Stay With Me is a great song, and I like Rod Stewart around this time, but the rest of the album is just whatever.
Derek & The Dominos
2/5
Blues by whites… mediocre at best. Don’t care about the guitar legends doing this. Layla is fine… until it drags on and becomes boring.
Funkadelic
4/5
I love the guitar and the funk. There were some whimsical sounds they used that added nothing but I still enjoyed the jam.
Klaxons
4/5
I actually listened to this album a lot in 2007. Fits in the indie realm I was deep in. Some good catchy songs, a couple parts that could've been shortened.
Roni Size
2/5
This is a joke, right? Cool, D&B roots....
OutKast
4/5
This album holds a special place in my heart. I love old Outkast. Southernplayalistic, ATLiens, Aquemini, but then this album started the transition to the newer sound that produced Speakerboxxx/Love Below.
Their style is unique and immediately recognizable. They put southern hip hop on the map. Both of them are incredible in their musical skills.
JAY Z
2/5
So 2000s, and not a compliment. Awful use of Doors song.
So braggadocious. I really don't enjoy his voice either. So dated with the homophobic f** usage.
Fairport Convention
2/5
British folk rock. Better than British bands doing American folk rock. Still probably not my cup of tea.
Simon & Garfunkel
2/5
I think I can say, I don't enjoy Simon & Garfunkel. The whole album is just a bore. The lyrics don't draw you in and the music itself isn't intriguing.
John Prine
2/5
Definitely not my cup of moonshine. A little too much twang with straw in mouth.
Talk Talk
2/5
I really don't enjoy this New Wave genre. Not a fan of his voice.
Iron Maiden
2/5
It wasnt bad as I was expecting, but not as good as I would hope. Some incredible musicianship, but just not my genre of heavy metal.
The Vines
3/5
Overall pretty middle of the ground. Nothing ground breaking. One good song, reminded me of the Subways, who do it better.
Jack White
3/5
I like Jack White. I am happy he continued with his solo career. I prefer Lazaretto over this and its all fine, but definitely nothing mind blowing.
Soul II Soul
2/5
For a dance album, this was pretty boring and repetitive.
Marvin Gaye
4/5
What a banger out the door! It is a great album, doesn't move me as much as I thought it would. I like all the mixed instrumentation.
Iron Maiden
2/5
A week later and getting another Iron Maiden album? It's all the same and that's not a good thing. Vocals are annoying.
Lorde
2/5
Unfortunately this sounds like so much of the pop coming out in the last 10 years. It has no unique identifier. Happy she found success, but it aint for me.
Portishead
5/5
Enjoyed this more than I expected. Very eerie and moody, but it fits a time and place. Glory Box is so good.
The Mothers Of Invention
1/5
This is fucking stupid.
Parliament
4/5
They want the funk! Give it to them! I enjoyed the funk.
Goldfrapp
3/5
Enjoyed parts of this. Some songs sounded like they could be a Bond song.
Deep Purple
3/5
Impressive, but not inspiring.
Buffalo Springfield
3/5
I like the mix of Neil Young and Stills vocals. Some of the songs shred, but some are such a bore.
Big Black
3/5
Raw, unpolished punk rock. Unfortunately I am not angry enough.
Creedence Clearwater Revival
4/5
Unfortunately this doesn't hit like Cosmo's Factory does. Green River and Bad Moon Rising are great, but don't carry the rest enough. That being said, I always love and appreciate their sound.
Gram Parsons
2/5
There were moments I liked, but the rest is too country for me.
Michael Kiwanuka
4/5
Something new. I truly enjoyed this. Unique sounds and a good voice. Production was good.
Sepultura
2/5
Woah. And not in a good way.
Mike Ladd
1/5
Wow this was painful. No business being on this, or any list.
Cat Stevens
4/5
Great songs. He has such a unique pleasant voice. Slow melodies that are calming.
Beatles
4/5
Can agree with most here that this could've been shorted into a single LP. A lot of filler that is not anything to write home about.
Side A however, is some of the best Beatles stuff.
Motörhead
2/5
Not a big fan of live albums. This solidified that. Motorhead have one song. I can't imagine what that concert felt or smelled like. No thanks.
Pavement
1/5
This is just lame, bad indie music. But not worth being a hipster and saying "yeah, but this came out first."
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
As a Jersey boy, I know there is a disappointment in me not loving Bruce. Not sure if its the voice, or just the feeling that I must love him. It's fine, there are songs I like and moments that are good. There are also moments I really dont like.
Muddy Waters
5/5
The way Blues was meant to be.
Steve Earle
1/5
i prefer to stay off the ... "hillbilly highway"... and I dont want a pickup truck. No thanks
The Rolling Stones
4/5
Probably one of my favorite Stones' albums, but they still don't have a perfect album. The honky tonk works better in this album, but a lot of it just strums along. Jagger's voices also gets annoying at times.
Tom Waits
1/5
5 Tom Waits albums?! Is this a fucking joke? I had to skip through a couple songs. I'm not trying to ruin my day... or week.
Beatles
3/5
These early Beatles songs are either love or hate. None of my favorite songs are on this album.
Jefferson Airplane
3/5
Grace Slick has such an awesome unique voice. It makes the hits, hits. The rest is so boring and plain. It's a shame they hadnt let her lead more.
The Doors
5/5
I love the Doors. Miss me with the hate. Its sensual, its poetic, its a vibe. The organ is always such an uplifting aspect.
Steely Dan
5/5
Dammit I love this.
Neil Young
3/5
I enjoy Neil Young more than Crosby or Stills. Few good songs on this album.
Amy Winehouse
5/5
Absolutely incredible album. Every song is good. Production is perfect and her voice and style is iconic. What a loss thinking what else she could have accomplished.
Fugees
4/5
Jersey represent! The hip-hop is great. The mixed vocalists is great. The skits take away from the album for sure. Ready or Not and Killing me Softly are great songs.