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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Wonderful Rainbow Lightning Bolt	5	2.29	+2.71
Black Metal Venom	5	2.47	+2.53
Among The Living Anthrax	5	2.86	+2.14
Black Monk Time The Monks	5	2.94	+2.06
The Who Sell Out The Who	5	3	+2
Make Yourself Incubus	5	3.07	+1.93
Street Life The Crusaders	5	3.09	+1.91
Pump Aerosmith	5	3.11	+1.89
Dirty Sonic Youth	5	3.11	+1.89
1989 Taylor Swift	5	3.26	+1.74

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Golden Hour Kacey Musgraves	1	3.09	-2.09
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted Ice Cube	1	2.93	-1.93
Wild Is The Wind Nina Simone	2	3.64	-1.64
Inspiration Information Shuggie Otis	2	3.27	-1.27
Country Life Roxy Music	2	3.11	-1.11
Songs In The Key Of Life Stevie Wonder	3	4.08	-1.08
Skylarking XTC	2	3.03	-1.03

5-Star Albums (23)

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Among The Living

Anthrax · 1 likes

5/5

A very enjoyable album to listen to, notably the opening track, Among the Living. Great album overall.

1-Star Albums (2)

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The Who Sell Out

The Who

5/5

Cool concept album with funny ads spaced throughout.

The Yes Album

Yes

4/5

Solid experimental album. Enjoyed listening. The only drawback was that none of the songs were very memorable, besides their length.

Either Or

Elliott Smith

4/5

Decent album. Kind of boring and monotonous, but solid.

British Steel

Judas Priest

5/5

Great metal album. Surprisingly upbeat, but amazing all-around. It really shows off Judas Priest's musicality.

Elephant

The White Stripes

3/5

Great opening track. Other than that, kind of boring. A lot of the songs seem like they revolve around the title, and all the lyrics and music seem somewhat non-fitting for each other.

Rapture

Anita Baker

2/5

Kenza

Khaled

3/5

Ingenue

k.d. lang

3/5

The Cars

3/5

Cee-Lo Green... Is The Soul Machine

Cee Lo Green

3/5

Pump

Aerosmith

5/5

Rather inappropriate, albeit a very solid album that was enjoyable to listen to.

Different Class

Pulp

4/5

Not a bad album by any means. However, it was somewhat boring and repetitive.

Licensed To Ill

Beastie Boys

5/5

Amazing album. Considering I don't listen to rap, this was a very enjoyable album. Considering that, I loved this album as much as my favorite rock albums. It's hard to state how much I enjoyed this album. I loved the sampling (especially 'When the Levee Breaks') as well as the lyrical sound. Overall, the whole album is a masterpiece of rap, rap-rock and hip-hop.Personal favorites are Fight for Your Right and No Sleep Till Brooklyn. That riff in NSTB is absolutely killer, along with the guitar solo (actually played by the Slayer guitarist).

Out Of The Blue

Electric Light Orchestra

4/5

Nice album, but some of the songs just seemed really messy and none of them were very novel or catchy.

At San Quentin

Johnny Cash

5/5

Good album. The whole atmosphere really makes it.

Little Earthquakes

Tori Amos

3/5

Aja

Steely Dan

4/5

Catch A Fire

Bob Marley & The Wailers

4/5

James Brown Live At The Apollo

James Brown

4/5

The Colour Of Spring

Talk Talk

3/5

Gorillaz

4/5

Songs In The Key Of Life

Stevie Wonder

3/5

The production quality is pretty good, but it has no noteworthy tracks or anything that stands out.

Fragile

Yes

4/5

The Lexicon Of Love

ABC

3/5

Tical

Method Man

3/5

Golden Hour

Kacey Musgraves

1/5

Terrible album, even considering that I hate country.

Wonderful Rainbow

Lightning Bolt

5/5

I can understand why many people would dislike this album. However, for the genre, it is a really accessible and all-around enjoyable listen.

Eternally Yours

The Saints

3/5

So Much For The City

The Thrills

3/5

From Elvis In Memphis

Elvis Presley

3/5

Moss Side Story

Barry Adamson

3/5

Tago Mago

Can

3/5

To Pimp A Butterfly

Kendrick Lamar

4/5

Songs Of Love And Hate

Leonard Cohen

4/5

Back to Mystery City

Hanoi Rocks

3/5

Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water

Limp Bizkit

4/5

Floodland

Sisters Of Mercy

3/5

Coles Corner

Richard Hawley

3/5

Black Monk Time

The Monks

5/5

Ananda Shankar

3/5

War

5/5

Immigrés

Youssou N'Dour

3/5

The Scream

Siouxsie And The Banshees

4/5

It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back

Public Enemy

4/5

AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted

Ice Cube

1/5

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

The Smashing Pumpkins

5/5

All-around great grunge/alt-rock album. Jimmy Chamberlain's drums easily bring out one of the best drum performances ever in rock, and Billy Corgan's vocals really shine through, with some of the greatest grunge writing ever, although his voice is a little bit of an acquired taste. Particularly I thought Tonight, Tonight, Jellybelly and Bullet With Butterfly Wings (which was easily my favorite) were really amazing tracks. And for a 2-hour runtime, this album does a great job of not being boring or repetitive.

Chirping Crickets

Buddy Holly & The Crickets

3/5

Make Yourself

Incubus

5/5

Although occasionally very strangely syncopated with the vocals and music, this was a very pleasurable listening experience, and this has definitely ought to be one of the greatest late-90s albums.

The Wall

Pink Floyd

5/5

Amazing album all-around. The songs really flow smoothly into each other and paint a compelling story together. It was all very atmospheric and emotional, with amazing guitar work by Gilmour on songs like Another Brick in the Wall Parts 1 & 2 and Comfortably Numb. Waters' bass also really shined through to support Nick Mason's incredible atmospheric drums and Richard Wright's keyboards.

Car Wheels On A Gravel Road

Lucinda Williams

3/5

Talking Book

Stevie Wonder

3/5

Superstition is a great track, but aside from that, the rest of Stevie's work is somewhat boring.

Abbey Road

Beatles

4/5

The production quality really shines through on this album, a testament to George Martin. The songwriting was also very exceptional, as well as musicality (especially Ringo Starr's drums). However, the majority of the album felt very boring and not noteworthy, so I would give this a 4.5 if I could. Favorite tracks: Come Together, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Octopus' Garden and Golden Slumbers.

A Nod Is As Good As A Wink To A Blind Horse

Faces

4/5

Let It Be

The Replacements

4/5

Wild Is The Wind

Nina Simone

2/5

Rage Against The Machine

5/5

Great industrial album with intense political commentary.

1989

Taylor Swift

5/5

This was an all-around great album. Amazing synth sound that really brings out the vocals and bass. And the songs are all incredibly catchy. Easily one of the greatest pop records of the 2010s.

Street Life

The Crusaders

5/5

Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

Arctic Monkeys

5/5

Bossanova

Pixies

4/5

Inspiration Information

Shuggie Otis

2/5

Blood And Chocolate

Elvis Costello & The Attractions

3/5

The Nightfly

Donald Fagen

4/5

Among The Living

Anthrax

5/5

A very enjoyable album to listen to, notably the opening track, Among the Living. Great album overall.

Me Against The World

2Pac

3/5

The Healer

John Lee Hooker

3/5

Superfly

Curtis Mayfield

4/5

We Are Family

Sister Sledge

4/5

Siembra

Willie Colón & Rubén Blades

5/5

Was not expecting such a wide variety of music in a salsa album, but I was pleasantly described by the melodies, harmonies and musicianship.

The Poet

Bobby Womack

4/5

Bringing It All Back Home

Bob Dylan

4/5

Mama Said Knock You Out

LL Cool J

2/5

Harvest

Neil Young

5/5

Solid album all-around. Favorite tracks were Harvest and Heart of Gold.

Let's Stay Together

Al Green

4/5

Garbage

4/5

Born To Be With You

Dion

4/5

All Mod Cons

The Jam

4/5

Skylarking

XTC

2/5

Kollaps

Einstürzende Neubauten

3/5

Country Life

Roxy Music

2/5

Mask

Bauhaus

3/5

Dirt

Alice In Chains

5/5

Wow. This was an amazing album all-around. It kicks off with a bang with "Them Bones," which is easily one of the most powerful album openers that instantly sets the tone for the rest of the album (rivaled only by the likes of bands like Nirvana, Led Zeppelin and Ramones), and does it start out with a huge opener. The immediate "Ahhs!" backed by the rhythmic strumming of Jerry Cantrell's guitar is really powerful, and the band's versatility really shines through with the 7/4 section during the guitar solo. The next several songs are more emotional, but still hard hitting, especially "Rain When I Die" and "Down in a Hole." Then it reaches "Rooster"- an emotional masterpiece that really rocks out and is an amazing listening experience. Then AIC continues that energy through the next 5 songs until it reaches "Angry Chair." Although I am not sure of its meaning, I really enjoyed the song, and it culminates in the masterpiece "Would?" In this song, both Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell sing, which makes for a really cool sound, working in tandem with the stellar bass from Mike Starr and the drum groove from Sean Kinney. Overall, Alice In Chains really brought their A-game to Dirt, and it shows with incredible musicianship and songwriting. Favorite tracks: Them Bones, Down in a Hole, Rooster, Angry Chair and Would?

The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

Lauryn Hill

4/5

Five Leaves Left

Nick Drake

3/5

Mr. Tambourine Man

The Byrds

4/5

Black Metal

Venom

5/5