Group Summary

Shared listening statistics

1088
Albums
11
Members
5840
Votes
3.02
Avg Rating
100%
Complete
1 albums remaining

Group Taste Profile

1990s
Favorite Decade
Reggae
Favorite Genre
Country
Least Favorite Genre
688
5-Star Albums

Highest Rated Albums

Lowest Rated Albums

Agreement & Disagreement

Most Controversial

Albums where the group disagreed the most

AlbumRatingVotes
Hybrid Theory Linkin Park 2.8 5
Welcome to the Afterfuture Mike Ladd 2.83 6
Blonde On Blonde Bob Dylan 3.2 5
Bat Out Of Hell Meat Loaf 3 4
Bad Michael Jackson 3 4
Thriller Michael Jackson 3 4
Cut The Slits 3 6
Melodrama Lorde 2.6 5
Public Image: First Issue Public Image Ltd. 2.6 5
Let Love Rule Lenny Kravitz 2.4 5

Most Agreement

Albums where everyone rated similarly

AlbumRatingVotes
Nick Of Time Bonnie Raitt 1 4
25 Adele 1 5
Butterfly Mariah Carey 1 5
White Ladder David Gray 1 5
Kollaps Einstürzende Neubauten 1 5
I’m a Lonesome Fugitive Merle Haggard 1 6
...Baby One More Time Britney Spears 1 6
Rhythm Nation 1814 Janet Jackson 1 6
Here, My Dear Marvin Gaye 2 4
Chris Christine and the Queens 2 4

Rating Breakdowns

Rating Distribution

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By Genre

Most Popular Reviews

Antony and the Johnsons
1/5
Seriously I don't even understand what this list is anymore, if I did in the first place. Why is this album there, what is it about this that I need to listen to. In terms of music, we'll if you like a bloke gargling white spirit whilst singing about his flip flops being made from paste this is for you. One piano note rolls out every 4 bars to be dramatic, I guess. This album is like being made to cut the lawn with a pair of blunt scissors whilst birds peck at you and the cat can't even be bothered to piss on you, she has such contempt in her eyes.
44 likes
I don't like folk music. Therefore this isn't folk music. It must be some obscure subset of punk.
30 likes
Milton Nascimento
5/5
Partly of my hope with doing the 1001 albums was to find a hidden gem that I hadn't heard of before... I think this is one of them. From my first listen, I enjoyed it, no idea of the lyrics meaning, but felt really good. Musically it's a great mix: vibrant, pleasant, upbeat, dreamy and (in places) hauntingly beautiful.
22 likes
1/5
I'm so glad someone is taking Spinal Tap seriously.
21 likes
Who killed the Zutons? No-one killed the Zutons. Everyone was too ambivalent about their generic ill-advised genre-hopping middle of the road nonsense to get passionate enough to think about killing the Zutons.
20 likes
I very much doubt that I'm the target audience for this album. Initially I enjoyed the beats and there's some really nice progressions in there. What I disliked is the politicking, sure it's contemporary, but damn does it pull its punches. Listening back to Public Enemy, NWA, RATM - they went for the jugular, they meant it with a passion. This album had the potential, but somehow got watered-down with lightweight easy-to-swallow commercial chants for an ASMR generation.
19 likes
The Prodigy
5/5
They blended electronic with rock not the first to do it but the first to do it well. Every song here is a banger. Every song something new and exciting sounds as awesome as it did at the time and blows a lot of contemporary music up.
19 likes
Beyoncé
1/5
Overhyped, overproduced, self-indulgent pretentious tosh!
17 likes
1/5
Like being stuck in a hotel lobby in the 1980s.
16 likes
FKA twigs
2/5
Music for ducklipped teenagers to put their makeup on to.
16 likes