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3.69
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Rock
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UK
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Wordsmith
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You Love More Than Most

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Walking Wounded
Everything But The Girl
5 2.97 +2.03
What's Going On
Marvin Gaye
5 3.94 +1.06

You Love Less Than Most

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Horses
Patti Smith
2 3.31 -1.31

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All Ratings (16)

NEU! 75 by Neu!
Sep 06 2025

This was pleasantly surprising, actually. It was my first listen of Krautrock, and I was not disappointed. For being such an old album, I would have thought that it was released only a couple of years ago. One thing that bothered me was the faux-ambience that they had at the end of each track that kept dragging on. All in all, not a bad listen, makes for good background music.

It's Too Late to Stop Now by Van Morrison
Sep 07 2025

A soothing and romantic listen. Simply an epitome of white music, which has it’s ups and downs. All in all, not bad music, simply not innovative enough. All songs blend into each other like the whole album is one track, ultimately making the experience quite boring actually. However, the energy is pleasant and the instrumentation familiar and warm. Definitely a hallmark album for its sound and time.

Imagine by John Lennon
Sep 08 2025

An ambitious exploration of Lennon’s vocal range. There are thematic similarities across the board with this album, but they are presented in unique ways throughout the project.

In Utero by Nirvana
Sep 10 2025

High energy on each track, but sometimes the screaming and screeching got very obnoxious quickly. I can appreciate the lyricism for its time, but personally, I don’t think their meanings have necessarily aged well over time.

What's Going On by Marvin Gaye
Sep 11 2025

What a fantastic listen. Every song is a masterpiece. Gaye's vocals are simply just a joy to listen to. I love the continuity of this album and the fun instrumentation and composition of each of his songs. Definitely a new favourite album.

The Trinity Session by Cowboy Junkies
Sep 12 2025

So soothing. I liked having it in the background.

Sep 13 2025

Fully charged and raw. This album has so much energy and depth to it. I particularly enjoyed the way that the group interacted with one another through the tracks. The instrumentation is crisp and particular to its time.

Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye
Sep 14 2025

I'm loving Marvin Gaye. However, I still think that his other album was better than this one.

Protection by Massive Attack
Sep 15 2025

This was really cool, actually. My first exposure to MA, and it didn't disappoint. It does drag a bit because most of the instrumentation stays the same. However, thematically very coherent and understandable as well.

Horses by Patti Smith
Sep 18 2025
Walking Wounded by Everything But The Girl
Sep 21 2025

Fucking fantastic. Every song is so chill and laid-back, but with a hint of energetic soul to it as well.

Kid A by Radiohead
Sep 23 2025

What a beautiful and exotic listen. Each track is ethereal and spooky. The album follows a theme of unease and pure, unadulterated bliss at points. This rollercoaster creates a balanced but energetic listen as well. The instrumentation is ground-breaking and intriguing to pay attention to.

Remedy by Basement Jaxx
Sep 26 2025

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