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Album	You	Global	Diff
Songs From The Big Chair Tears For Fears	5	3.75	+1.25
Let It Bleed The Rolling Stones	5	3.8	+1.2
At Folsom Prison Johnny Cash	5	3.96	+1.04

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Neon Bible Arcade Fire	1	3.34	-2.34
From Elvis In Memphis Elvis Presley	1	3.33	-2.33
Celebrity Skin Hole	1	3.31	-2.31
Good Old Boys Randy Newman	1	2.85	-1.85
Apple Venus Volume 1 XTC	1	2.83	-1.83
21 Adele	2	3.69	-1.69
Peter Gabriel Peter Gabriel	2	3.23	-1.23
Songs In The Key Of Life Stevie Wonder	3	4.07	-1.07

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D.O.A. the Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle

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Already familiar with this one. One of the best live albums 👍

What an epic track to start off the album. Fantastic record. I’ve been meaning to listen to all of The Rolling Stone’s discography. They’ve created so many masterpieces, it’s easy to see why they’re considered amongst the greatest.

The Velvet Underground was a one-of-a-kind band. I already owned a physical copy of this album since my early 20s when I first discovered them. Not every track stands out, but they’re unique in their own way. Pale Blue Eyes will always be a personal favorite from this album.

A very experimental album with a mix of genres. I was looking forward to listening to this since I love Peter Gabriel’s biggest hits. Unfortunately, it failed to make an impression on me. Solsbury Hill and Here Comes The Flood are the only standouts.

First time I’ve ever heard of this band. The album was okay, yet forgettable. They sound like every other Brit rock band of the time.

What a fitting album title. 3.5

Perfect album. 10/10, no notes. Everybody Wants to Rule the World is the greatest song of the ‘80s, and one of the best in general, period.

Well, this was terrible. I understand this was meant to be satirical, but hearing a white person continuously saying the n word was highly uncomfortable…which was the point, I guess. Nevertheless, this sucked.