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Album	You	Global	Diff
Scissor Sisters Scissor Sisters	5	3.23	+1.77
Casanova The Divine Comedy	4	2.65	+1.35
The Infotainment Scan The Fall	4	2.71	+1.29
Pearl Janis Joplin	5	3.71	+1.29
Green River Creedence Clearwater Revival	5	3.76	+1.24
Quiet Life Japan	4	2.86	+1.14
Foxbase Alpha Saint Etienne	4	2.95	+1.05

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
Live 1966 (The Royal Albert Hall Concert) Bob Dylan	1	3.13	-2.13
Let It Bleed The Rolling Stones	2	3.8	-1.8
Remain In Light Talking Heads	2	3.68	-1.68
Catch A Fire Bob Marley & The Wailers	2	3.61	-1.61
Talking Heads 77 Talking Heads	2	3.56	-1.56
The Clash The Clash	2	3.52	-1.52
Blue Joni Mitchell	2	3.5	-1.5
The Marshall Mathers LP Eminem	2	3.45	-1.45
Ready To Die The Notorious B.I.G.	2	3.36	-1.36
Mama's Gun Erykah Badu	2	3.26	-1.26

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Phenomenal opening song. Classic if a bit overrated closer. Surprisingly bad in the middle.

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Live 1966 (The Royal Albert Hall Concert)

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Phenomenal opening song. Classic if a bit overrated closer. Surprisingly bad in the middle.

Kind of a conundrum for me. Bono is obviously a great singer, and I really like the Edges guitar technique, but it all just seems so Bland to me. Certainly not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but just not that compelling. Do I like music?

Not to date myself, but this was the soundtrack to my sophomore year of high school. Still holds up.

Great album. Predictable in all the right places and unexpected in others. Danger Mouse's production really shines through.

I've never really been a fan of live albums and this one certainly didn't change my mind.

The Marshall Mathers LP is proof that even iconic albums can age like milk.

Of all the albums of the '90s, this was certainly one of them.

Timeless in that this album could have been mediocre in almost any decade.