Group Summary

Shared listening statistics

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

Group Taste Profile

1990
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

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Most Popular Reviews

Antony and the Johnsons · 49 likes
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.
The Pogues · 37 likes
5/5
I don't like folk music. Therefore this isn't folk music. It must be some obscure subset of punk.
The Prodigy · 27 likes
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.
Rush · 25 likes
1/5
I'm so glad someone is taking Spinal Tap seriously.
The Zutons · 25 likes
2/5
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.
Milton Nascimento · 23 likes
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.
FKA twigs · 23 likes
2/5
Music for ducklipped teenagers to put their makeup on to.
U2 · 22 likes
1/5
U2 seem to be the band everyone loves to hate, mainly due to Bono. I never really felt that is particularly fair but I've never really previously found a good reason to ignore this viewpoint either. A further listen today hasn't changed this. I tried to be open minded and enjoy it, but I just cringed. Bono over-sings every line like a 3 years old who hasn't got his or her own way. Some people are just born to be really annoying and you can't quite pinpoint exactly why. With regret Bono, that's you.
Beyoncé · 20 likes
1/5
Overhyped, overproduced, self-indulgent pretentious tosh!
Massive Attack · 19 likes
5/5
listen without prejudice they say, it's so hard. I grew up in Bristol, I was a teenager when this whole thing was kicking off. So strip away the hometown pride and teenage navel gazing what have you got? Basically a tsunami of an album one of the most distinct and incredible elements of this album is the bass, the bass is omnipresent loud and driving you have to remember that it was all guitars at the time. but they brought that heavy bass sound. Songs like safe from harm and one love, make Bass the king. the other thing that's great about this album is no one owns it, you have Horace Andy singing, 3D and Tricky rapping and Shara Nelson's iconic vocals. each song sounds differnt each song engages you in a differnt way, Yet it's cohesive. To me this album is the definition of collaboration. I could go on and on, folklore and drama surround it, but it's the music right and the music is so sweet. The shipping rhythms, the rolling bass and dream like pads make the music a waking dream something dark and beautiful. I'd give this a 6 if I could it's their best album by far and one of the best albums I've heard on this darn book list.