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356

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Album	You	Global	Diff
Black Metal Venom	5	2.47	+2.53
Justified Justin Timberlake	5	2.68	+2.32
G. Love And Special Sauce G. Love & Special Sauce	5	2.71	+2.29
Peggy Suicide Julian Cope	5	2.78	+2.22
Songs The Lord Taught Us The Cramps	5	2.84	+2.16
Stripped Christina Aguilera	5	2.89	+2.11
Come Find Yourself Fun Lovin' Criminals	5	2.92	+2.08
Gasoline Alley Rod Stewart	5	2.94	+2.06
Swordfishtrombones Tom Waits	5	2.94	+2.06
Fire Of Love The Gun Club	5	2.98	+2.02

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Blue Joni Mitchell	1	3.49	-2.49
Kilimanjaro The Teardrop Explodes	1	2.85	-1.85
Master Of Puppets Metallica	2	3.71	-1.71
Scott 2 Scott Walker	1	2.62	-1.62
Darkdancer Les Rythmes Digitales	1	2.59	-1.59
En-Tact The Shamen	1	2.43	-1.43
...And Justice For All Metallica	2	3.41	-1.41
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back Public Enemy	2	3.36	-1.36
Pornography The Cure	2	3.32	-1.32
Wonderful Rainbow Lightning Bolt	1	2.31	-1.31

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Artist	Albums	Average
Led Zeppelin	4	5
Beatles	5	4.6
U2	3	5
Beastie Boys	3	5
Bruce Springsteen	3	5
Jimi Hendrix	3	5
Creedence Clearwater Revival	3	5
Radiohead	4	4.5
Pink Floyd	4	4.5
R.E.M.	3	4.67
The Rolling Stones	3	4.67
Talking Heads	3	4.67
Prince	3	4.67
Peter Gabriel	2	5
Nirvana	2	5
Stevie Wonder	2	5
Willie Nelson	2	5
Van Morrison	2	5
Arcade Fire	2	5
Johnny Cash	2	5
Michael Jackson	2	5
Bob Dylan	4	4.25
Beck	3	4.33

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Joni Mitchell	4, 1

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Love this album. I knew One of These Things First well, but never listened to the rest of the album.

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A favourite album since I was a kid.

Great rock sound, a bit of funk. Wars of Armageddon is a little more experimental; by the time the fart sounds came in, I wasn't even surprised.

California Dreaming is one of the best songs ever created. It is definitely the best song on this album.

An incredible albmum.

I am not a fan of JM, but I recognize why she is popular and helped shape and define an era in music and culture. I also recognize the quality and importance of this album, hence my high rating. I never go out of my way to listen to Joni; I often don't like her voice and don't love all of her lyrics, BUT recognize that's a me thing. I will say, I added Raised on Robbery to my Classic Rock playlist. And I will say, I did not dislike listening to this album, and wouldn't even be upset if I had to listen to it again.

Good album, great band, however I tend to find many of REM's songs to be a bit more background music; I don't often really focus on them other than a few of them.

I've never enjoyed Iron Maiden. And I feel like all of their songs sound like the same song, but I recognize that is just because I'm not a fan and don't listen extensively to the genre. I also recognize their contribution to rock.

I've never been a big fan of Black Sabbath, but this album is fire.

I'm not into it. At all.

Never heard of them. Very much enjoyed this album.

This album is so peculiar. Sound-wise, it's awesome. Each song has amazing arrangements, and interesting melodies and harmonies. But the lyrics are often odd, and Hotel's lyrics are questionable at best. Hotel needs some new lyrics, but is otherwise a great song.

This album is truly one of the best ever made. The first 4 tracks proove this, but literally every song is excellent and unique.

A little too experimental for me.

Not generally my kind of music: I generally don't love doin'-it-music. But, he has a great voice, and it's an objectively good album for the music genre.

I don't mind the odd song by Dinosaur Jr. in a playlist, but after listening to two albums, I can't really tell each song apart.

Love this album. I knew One of These Things First well, but never listened to the rest of the album.

I've hear name before, never heard their music. I can see why they were popular.

I like Dion's older stuff, and I love the Spector Wall of Sound production on the songs that have it. But I just had a really hard time getting through this album. Maybe I wasn't in the right mood for it, but I found it meh.

I love Fiona. Even when I don't love certain songs of hers, I will always listen; she's very striking in her lyrics and accompanying music. This album started off a little too musically experimental for me, though, as usual, her lyrics are interesting and kept me listening. I enjoyed the last two thirds of the album a lot more. Apparently, the percussion on this album is largely improvised; sometimes this seems obvious, and other times less so. This album is definitely one that many should listen to, if they are Fiona fans.

It's as bouncy as the album name suggests. Full of Honky Tonk, a hint of Cajun. An enjoyable listen.

I find this one difficult for me to rate. On the one hand, I can see the clear lasting impression they made in music, be it dance music, experimental, or motion picture soundtrack. This album feels like it should be backing a suspense/thriller/horror film. However, on the other hand, as an album in and of it's own, I had a very hard time listening to it. I found it too long, too boring, and too repetitive. My rating reflects my own enjoyment of the album for the most part, bumped a little for their impact on soundscapes and music. That being said, I am also not typically an electronic music lover. So, my rating is flawed.

Although I was born in the early 80s and have living memory of most of Madonna's career, I have only ever owned two of her albums: Ray of Light, and Music. Ray of Light was a big shift in her style, and Music seemed like the logical next step: a refocus on pure pop. It also feels like a shift from leading the charge in the next pop music direction to hearing a sound that will be popular and mimicking it just before or just after it becomes the main sound. That being said, she was still good at her job, and this album had at least two hits and a couple of others that reached radio play. Every song on the album is different. While not every song is hit worthy, most are enjoyable. When this album came up in my list, I was a little surprised. I'm not 100% sold on it needing to be on this list, however, after giving it a fresh listen, I am reminded that it is an overall decent pop album with some real bangers. Points deducted for American Pie, obviously.

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