Average Rating: 3.92 Rating Variance: 0.38 Objectivity Score: 59% (Somewhat Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicFleetwood Mac RumoursThe GREATEST pop record ever recorded. This album is so packd full with hits its hard to beieve one band could have laid it all down at once. Second Hand News kicks this off nicely, but when you have Dreams, Dont Stop, the emotionally powerful Go Your Own Way and the sublime The Chain the opener hardly counts for nought. Broke into my Top 10 favs on my first listen. Cannot be recommended enough. Jeff Buckley GraceThis is easily my favourite album of all time. I was introduced to Jeff in 2001 by a close mate while I was in year 11. I didn't get it for about a year and then fuck did it get me. His voice is absolutely sublime, the musicianship excellent and the lyrics eaqually as great. My favourite songs of the album are Eternal Life, Lover you shoulda come over and Grace. Jeff Buckley Live in ChicagoLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVStairway got me onto old rock and this album is Zeps most rockin. Does get a little repetetive but throw it on with a bottle of red and take the journey.Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafJosh Homme can write a mad melody. This is kinda like grunge meets the Beatles. Heavy and yet so melodic and beautiful. First It Giveth, Sky is Falling and Hangin Tree and personal highlights.The Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles heaviest album and best. Cant quite get my head around Maxwells Silver Hammer and Octopus Garden, but I Want You (shes so heavy), Oh, Darling, You never give me no money and the final almost medley make this an absolute classicThe Clash London CallingThe most ecleptic album i own. The Clash are amazing and can go from punk, London Calling, to pop, Train In Vain, and everything in between in an hour. Has my fav Clash song on it, Train In Vain, and is an album i could put on repeat for about a week and still love.4.5 superbArcade Fire FuneralBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadDallas Crane Dallas CraneMy favourite release from my fav Aussie band. This 2004 effort from Dallas Crane shows a band entering their prime with a wide variety of ecliptic gems. The bands breakthough single 'Numb All Over' is supported by the sublime 'Come Clean', the rocking 'Lady Bird' and 'Wannabe' wailed by lead guitarist Pete Satchell, 'Iodine' and kicking opener 'Dirty Hearts'. The only let down of the 14 tracks is the dull 'Under the Moon' but if you live in Australia go and see these guys live, they have the best live show i have ever seen, and get this record now !!! Go on... what are you waiting for? Elliott Smith XOGuns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionJeff Buckley Live at Sin-é (Legacy Edition)Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILittle Birdy Big Big LoveMetallica ...And Justice for AllMetallica MetallicaNeil Young HarvestNeedle and the Damage Done is sublime and is accompanied by many of Youngs best on this album. One i can listen from start to finish and love. Perfect in its imperfection. Thats Neil Young right there.Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New YorkBrings a closure to my fav band. Kurt is in fuckin pain screaming his lungs out on this. Where Did You Sleep Last Night is the best song Nirvana ever played on any album. About a girl is very cool on acoustic and the In Utero stuff especially is great.Nirvana NevermindNow haters listen up. Forget SLTS and Come as you are, this album would go off without them. Drain You and Something in the way are 2 of my fav Nirvana songs whilst Stay Away and Polly are very good as well. You add the other pop grunge hits from this album and its pretty damn goodOasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory?Pearl Jam Vs.Queens of the Stone Age Rated RThis album is an absolute pop gem. It doesn't quite have the same impact as SFTD did artistically but makes up for it with catchy melodies in spades. Feel Good Hit of the Summer is an absolute blast, while song like Leg of Lamb, Better Living Through Chemistry and In The Fade provide the albums backbone. I still find myself singing the rediculous Quick and To The Pointless which, as unauthodox as it is, is as pop as any Britney Spears rubbish. Great album. Radiohead The BendsRadiohead In RainbowsRage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineSex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex PistolsSigur Ros Med Sud i Eyrum vid Spilum EndalaustThe Beatles RevolverThe Rolling Stones Forty LicksThe Vines Highly EvolvedI hated the Vines cuz the lead singer is a knob, but i heard this and have been listening to it for 4 years now. Over the heavy stuff a long time ago but 1969, Mary Jane and Homesick keep me coming back for more.Weezer Weezer4.0 excellentAudioslave AudioslaveBabyshambles Shotter's NationBob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedColdplay ParachutesColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsCreedence Clearwater Revival Willy and the Poor BoysCreedence Clearwater Revival Chronicle, Vol. 1Dallas Crane Factory GirlsEskimo Joe A Song Is A CityAn excellent follow up effort from Perth's finest. Personal favs are "I'm so tired", "Seven Veils", "Life is better with you" and "This Room". This shows much greater maturity musically and lyrically then "Girl" and was a 2004 Aussie standout. Definitely recommended. Eskimo Joe GirlFoo Fighters In Your HonorFoo Fighters Everywhere But HomeJeff Buckley Mystery White BoyJeff Buckley Sketches for My Sweetheart the DrunkNirvana In UteroNirvana With the Lights OutPearl Jam TenPink Floyd The WallPowderfinger Dream Days At The Hotel ExistenceQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeRadiohead OK ComputerRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationRed Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikThe Beach Boys Pet SoundsThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Datsuns Outta Sight, Outta MindThe Doors The Best of The DoorsThe Living End The Living EndThe Rolling Stones Exile on Main St.The Smashing Pumpkins Rotten ApplesIntroduced me to Alt rock in the early 2000's. Has so many awesome songs and inspired me to go get more and more pumpkins.The White Stripes ElephantWeezer Pinkerton3.5 greatBabyshambles Down In AlbionBabyshambles The BlindingColdplay X&YEskimo Joe Black Fingernails, Red WineEskimo Joe's 3rd effort sees them mature as musicians with a much deeper and wordly end result. Obvious highlights are 'London Bombs', 'How does it feel' and 'Black Finghernails, Red Wine' but the album fails to live up to their second album. At times the albums maturity could be viewed as pretentious, while Kav Temperleys vocals do not hit the heights as seen in the past. Still a solid effort none the less but a less hooky, more heavy effort leaves room for improvement next time around.Foo Fighters One by OneGreen Day NimrodLittle Birdy HollywoodMuse AbsolutionNirvana BleachNirvana NirvanaPink Floyd EchoesQueens of the Stone Age Era VulgarisRamones Greatest HitsThe Beach Boys Smiley SmileThe Beatles Please Please MeThe Beatles 1The Cranberries No Need to ArgueThe Cure Greatest HitsThe Darkness Permission to LandThe Datsuns The DatsunsThe Offspring Ixnay on the HombreThe Raconteurs Broken Boy SoldiersThe Who TommyThe Who Then and Now3.0 goodJet Get BornJohn Lennon John Lennon/Plastic Ono BandWell i'm not sure if im being too tough but i could not ever call this album great. It might be worth 3.5 but it falls quite a ways short of great. The most annoying album i have ever heard and I've listen to some shit before. It has all the potential to be great, excellent, superb but its almost like Lennon was purposely subotaging his own work. From his unbearable screams on Mother to the roughness of the potential classic Working Class Hero, he found a way to bring down what could have been a real work of art. It is instead... Plastic Ono Band.KISS The Very Best of KissKorn Follow the LeaderMetallica St. AngerMuse Black Holes & RevelationsSonic Youth Daydream NationThe White Stripes Get Behind Me SatanWolfmother Wolfmother2.5 averageKorn UntouchablesSystem of a Down Steal This Album!The Mars Volta AmputechtureThe Offspring Americana2.0 poorLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
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