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Album	You	Global	Diff
Dog Man Star Suede	5	3.01	+1.99
Trio Dolly Parton	5	3.28	+1.72
Blonde On Blonde Bob Dylan	5	3.48	+1.52
Queen II Queen	5	3.48	+1.52
Rising Above Bedlam Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart	4	2.6	+1.4
Guitar Town Steve Earle	4	2.79	+1.21
Harvest Neil Young	5	3.8	+1.2
Third/Sister Lovers Big Star	4	2.8	+1.2

You Love Less Than Most

Album	You	Global	Diff
B-52's The B-52's	1	3.3	-2.3
Connected Stereo MC's	1	2.94	-1.94
Electric Ladyland Jimi Hendrix	2	3.93	-1.93
Roots Sepultura	1	2.79	-1.79
Pearl Janis Joplin	2	3.71	-1.71
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness The Smashing Pumpkins	2	3.68	-1.68
Superunknown Soundgarden	2	3.64	-1.64
The Number Of The Beast Iron Maiden	2	3.57	-1.57
Unknown Pleasures Joy Division	2	3.48	-1.48
Sign 'O' The Times Prince	2	3.45	-1.45

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This is a really good live album, but I just feel that live albums shouldn’t take up space on this list. Especially when there is such an underrepresentation of female fronted albums.

I’m almost embarrassed to admit this, but before I started this project I had never heard a single Bob Dylan song. On day 4 my album of the day was ‘Blonde On Blonde’, and although I had convinced myself I wouldn’t enjoy it, it ended up being a 5 star album for me. And now on day 44 I get to experience another Bob Dylan album for the first time. While I didn’t love this album as much as ‘Blonde On Blonde’, I really loved being able to listen to this album while walking home from a very busy day at work, it felt really fitting for some reason

This is a decent r&b album, but the fake Blaccent was a little distracting at times.

What a bittersweet coincidence that this is the album I get to listen to the day after Dolly’s death was announced. I kind of can’t believe I hadn’t heard this album before now, as I absolutely love Linda Ronstadt, and have enjoyed a fair share of Dolly Parton’s music. It’s completely unsurprising to me that I ended up loving it as much as I did, and it makes me really want to listen to this trio’s other album together. What an amazing group of women to pair up together.

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