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You Love More Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Ingenue k.d. lang	5	2.95	+2.05
Sweet Baby James James Taylor	5	3.23	+1.77
Bitches Brew Miles Davis	5	3.3	+1.7
Rust Never Sleeps Neil Young & Crazy Horse	5	3.51	+1.49
Aladdin Sane David Bowie	5	3.6	+1.4
Off The Wall Michael Jackson	5	3.8	+1.2
Arular M.I.A.	4	2.84	+1.16
Sticky Fingers The Rolling Stones	5	3.86	+1.14

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Ágætis Byrjun Sigur Rós	2	3.37	-1.37
The Visitors ABBA	2	3.22	-1.22

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Good album

A classic and iconic album by the Fab Four. A Day in The Life says it all....

This was a very enjoyable listen. I like the lead singers voice and singing style. The songs are well written and I enjoyed the musical arrangements.

Awesome record

Great album

She has a beautiful voice and wonderful style. Constant Craving will last forever!!

Great debut album.

A solid album by Fairport. Sandy contributing some of the lead vocals especially Who Knows Where The Time Goes. A nice mix of English and American folk.

I really enjoyed this album some well written pop tunes. Reminded me of the 60s

Great Album Cover. Music is just okay. Groundbreaking female group.

Very difficult to enjoy this album very depressing soundscapes reminding me of barren desolate areas in the world which I'm sure Iceland has some of them.

Not much musical content here. More noise without lyrical meaning.

A solid album with 3 or 4 songs making the rotation on radio. Not the best of the 3 albums they released in 1969. Too bad they got ego issues.

A surprisingly very good LP from this reggae master. Strong songs with Stir It Up, 400 years, Kinky Reggae and the bonus track Low Tide High Tide.

They have a unique sound all their own. That being said their voices lack clarity as if they are singing thru something. Wondering if other LPs are similar. Gives an overall effect of similarity to their music.

Sometimes I don't know what to make of Tom Waits. Good writer storyteller but the man cannot sing. Live albums are not a good idea for him.

An interesting debut and only studio album from these dudes. Johnny Rotten sounds like Gollum from The Hobbit on a few songs. Sid Vicious can't play the bass and the band dissolves.

Solid album of early thrash metal songs. Particularly liked thr title track.

The Mekons are first listen for me. An interesting mix of punk and country with some nice lyrics.

A diverse song collection going from mellow songs of Cantonese and love to discordant songs with reverb from guitars. Sounds "vervish".

A very different album with each side having a different line up except for the drummer. I prefer side 1. Also the first I ever heard of grinder music.

Some nice jamming on this live debut album.

The kings of metal do not disappoint from the opening track Battery to Damage, Inc.