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Album	You	Global	Diff
The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones	5	3.24	+1.76
Goo Sonic Youth	5	3.25	+1.75
One Nation Under A Groove Funkadelic	5	3.42	+1.58
Violent Femmes Violent Femmes	5	3.49	+1.51
Moon Safari Air	5	3.57	+1.43
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Wu-Tang Clan	5	3.6	+1.4
The Cars The Cars	5	3.65	+1.35
Deja Vu Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	5	3.71	+1.29
Vol. 4 Black Sabbath	5	3.74	+1.26
In Utero Nirvana	5	3.82	+1.18

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Album	You	Global	Diff
A Rush Of Blood To The Head Coldplay	2	3.43	-1.43

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Absolute banger of an album, the Wu-Tang clan come out of the gate dropping nothing but fire beats and verses, leaving no doubt to their greatness that unfolded from this group

Exceptional Album, reminds me of years spent figuring out life as a young person.

An exceptional album by the grandfathers of heavy metal. Every piece shows signs of what metal would become in the future.

Party Line - very reminiscent of early Beatles, uptempo and catchy Rosy Won’t You Please Come Home - shows signs of their later work, the harpsichord reminds me of Supersonic Rocket Ship Dandy - feels like they are reminiscent of the Beatles again, but more of their less popular songs Too Much on my Mind - very basic song, but enjoyable Session Man - slightly harder than anything else on the album so far, much more high energy Rainy Day in June - reminiscent of CCR’s “Have you ever seen the Rain “ but lower energy House in the Country - clearly inspired by the Beatles again, sounds like a song off their first album