Average Rating: 4.18 Rating Variance: 0.38 Objectivity Score: 49% (Poorly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAlice in Chains DirtAlice in Chains Alice in ChainsBlack Sabbath ParanoidBlack Sabbath Master of RealityBlack Sabbath Black SabbathBlack Sabbath Vol. 4Judas Priest Sad Wings of DestinyMegadeth Rust in PeacePink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPink Floyd AnimalsPink Floyd Wish You Were HereQueens of the Stone Age ...Like ClockworkRadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead In RainbowsSoundgarden SuperunknownSoundgarden BadmotorfingerTalking Heads Remain in LightThe Beatles RevolverThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You ExperiencedThe Residents Meet the Residents4.5 superbCandlemass NightfallDeath LeprosyElectric Wizard Come My Fanatics...Electric Wizard Black MassesFlotsam and Jetsam Doomsday for the DeceiverGenesis Selling England by the PoundIncantation Onward to GolgothaJefferson Airplane After Bathing at Baxter'sJudas Priest Stained ClassJudas Priest Sin After SinMelvins BullheadNirvana BleachNirvana In UteroSoundgarden Down on the UpsideThe Kinks Something Else by The KinksThe Residents Commercial AlbumThe Residents Eskimo4.0 excellentAlice in Chains FaceliftAutopsy Severed SurvivalBlack Flag My WarCream Disraeli GearsIt may be a bit spotty, with clunkers like Take it Back and Mother's Lament clogging up the tracklist, but there is some wonderful psychedelic rock to be found here. Tales of Brave Ulysses in particular I find to be the standout track, one of the heaviest songs ever. Essential listening.Creedence Clearwater Revival Creedence Clearwater RevivalDeath Scream Bloody GoreThe birth of death metal? Perhaps. A quality album? Definitely.Death Spiritual HealingEntombed Left Hand PathExodus Pleasures of the FleshGhost (SWE) Opus EponymousKreator Coma of SoulsKreator Terrible CertaintyLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinThe debut of the (not quite) best rock band of all time. It's a great showcase of the explosive energy that the group possessed, and also of their ruthless plagiarism (basically the whole album consists of uncredited covers). It's one of the stronger debuts in rock nonetheless.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVI'm not as crazy about this album as most people seem to be, but it is a classic album nonetheless. Solid songs throughout, no real complaints.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIMelvins HoudiniMotorhead BomberNirvana NevermindObituary Cause of DeathOrange Goblin Frequencies from Planet TenOverkill The Years of DecayPrimus Sailing the Seas of CheesePrimus Pork SodaQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafStone Temple Pilots CoreThe debut of the altogether underrated Stone Temple Pilots. This album is chock-full of classics like Plush, Dead and Bloated, Sex Type Thing and Wicked Garden. You really can't go wrong with this.Stone Temple Pilots PurplePossibly the best STP album, this album sees the band distancing themselves somewhat from the grunge style of its predecessor, Core, in favour for something more unique and varied. The result is an airtight tracklist of classic rockers, each with distinct motifs. Great album.Talking Heads Talking Heads: 77Television Marquee MoonTestament The New OrderThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Residents Duck Stab The Residents The Third Reich 'n RollThe Residents FingerprinceThe Residents The Ghost of Hope3.5 greatFoo Fighters Foo FightersIt's a bit bloated, but It gives us some of the definite high points of the band's (disappointing) career.Foo Fighters Wasting LightOne of the few Foo Fighters releases that I can get behind. It's just a quality modern rock album, nothing more.Gorillaz GorillazVery hit-and-miss, but the good stuff on this is just phenomenal, better than anything they went on to put out later down the line.Melvins Tres CabronesA decent effort, though it's nothing too new or interesting. Songs like Doctor Mule and City Dump rock though.Melvins Basses LoadedOne of their best recent efforts for sure. It's consistently good throughout the entirety of the album.Radiohead The BendsMost of the album holds up really well, but a handful of the tracks are painfully dated alt rock. As a result The Bends is not excellent from beginning to end, but the majority of what's on here is fantastic, and a hint of things to come with their groundbreaking followup.Rage Against the Machine Evil EmpireRage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineThe Kinks Face to FaceUncle Acid and The Deadbeats Blood LustA nice throwback album, trying to recreate the occult mystique of bands of the seventies like Black Sabbath and Blue Öyster Cult. It's nowhere near as good as its inspirations though, with tracks ending up sounding way too similar to eachother and feeling redundant altogether. There are a couple of absolute jams on here however, like Cut You Down, Curse in the Trees and Ritual Knife.Voivod War and PainA raw and sloppy album though it may be, that's part of the charm with this one. It's Mot?rhead worship with a demented twist, solid stuff (for the most part).3.0 goodAlice in Chains The Devil Put Dinosaurs HereIt's not even close to gracing any of the Laney-era's high-resting works, and it is too long for its own good, but it's got some decent if disposable tracks. The production is godawful.Screaming Trees ClairvoyanceIt offers up some nice slabs of neo-psychedelia reminiscent of the mid-sixties, though it is pretty hit-or-miss. Voivod RRRĂ–Ă–Ă–AAARRRIt's alright for what it is. It has some left-field ideas that distinguishes it from the rest of the thrash scene at the time, but the production is so watery and obscure that I find it hard to actually sit down and listen to this and enjoy it in the process.2.5 averageMC5 Back In The USASubpar collection of rockers. Mostly weak songwriting and lacking the punch of their live album, Kick Out the Jams.Queens of the Stone Age Era VulgarisI gave it a fair chance, and I have concluded that it is a bit of a mess. There are some strong ideas on this one, but most of the songs lack cohesion, feeling like they were pieced together haphazardly from dissonant ideas. Their follow-up would rectify this slight misstep in their discography, however.Radiohead The King of LimbsA really disappointing album from an otherwise excellent band. Most of the material on here is devoid of any dynamics or emotion. Feels more like blueprints for potential songs than actual finished songs. Here's hoping that the Live From the Basement version can breathe some life into it.
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