Average Rating: 3.37 Rating Variance: 1.09 Objectivity Score: 86% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Only few words can describe this album, covering the experience you get from listening to this masterpiece, examples of these words would be; Eargasm, Jizz, blackout from complete pleasure.dredg El CieloPink Floyd Wish You Were HereRadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead Kid ATalk Talk Laughing StockAhh Talk Talk. With their 1991 release they created something unique and pioneering. The album is categorized as post-rock, and possibly the first widely considered post-rock album ever. But the album has a subtle jazz influence and it mostly revolve around superb drum grooves and enduring periods of ambience, this way there is no need for a climax. What gets me about this album is how remarkably beautiful it is, the music leaves you hypnotized with amazement, the guitar models another dimension of sound, while other instruments starts to blend in, deepening the sound but heightening the emotion. The album is intense, jazzy, staggering, immense and melancholic. It is one the best releases ever, if not the best.Tool LateralusThe name is Tool, a style-transcending act, formed in 1990; they have become one of the most critically acclaimed bands around the world with their incorporation of visual arts into some long and complex musical experimenting albums, unified with their admonishment of personal evolution. Their most achieved effort yet, is their 2001 release; Lateralus. With the integration of math-rock, exemplified with the title track being incorporated with the Fibonacci sequence, and the use of Enochian words they create a laborious puzzlebox. Trophy Scars Never Born, Never DeadSuch a perfect mixture of all the best musical elements! So deep, yet so honest!Trophy Scars Darkness, Oh Hell4.5 superbCynic Traced in AirCynic FocusDevin Townsend Project GhostFrank Turner Love, Ire & SongKarnivool Sound AwakeKayo Dot Choirs of the EyeMastodon Blood MountainThis is in my opinion Mastodons best album to date! On this album they succeed at creating the mood which the story of Blood Mountain creates. The guitar work is simply amazing and hunting at times fx. in Sleeping Giant. The album opens with a strong song (as always with Mastodon) that sets the pace and the standard of the album. The vocals are more light on this album, which suits the album.Opeth Blackwater ParkPain of Salvation Remedy LanePain of Salvation 12:5Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPorcupine Tree DeadwingQueen Queen IIQueen A Night at the OperaScale the Summit The CollectiveThe Who Who's NextTool ÆnimaX Japan Art of Life4.0 excellentA Perfect Circle Thirteenth StepFrank Turner England Keep My BonesHaken VisionsHaken AquariusJoe Satriani Surfing with the AlienMastodon LeviathanMetallica Ride the LightningMetallica Master of PuppetsMetallica ...And Justice for AllMichael Jackson ThrillerPain of Salvation The Perfect Element, Part 1Simply put, an amazing album. The album contains no fillers, but consistently surpises the listener with well placed solos and amazing riffs. Daniels amazing voice is taking the vocal standards of progressiv rock to new heights. The lyrics are amazing and rarely you find music that succeeds to match the feelings of the lyrics so well!Pink Floyd The WallPorcupine Tree In AbsentiaQueen QueenQueen Queen Rock MontrealQueen Live at Wembley '86Queen Queen on Fire: Live at the BowlWhen Queen stopped succeeding at creating albums, they started succeeding live. Even though their songs got more funk and pop influenced, they still held on to their older songs from their previous releases and combined it into one hell of a show. Freddie vocals are legendary live, and he toys with his voice, and constantly change the vocal use from song to song. His performance, is ground breaking and he connects with the audience in a way, that no one has ever done before. With a mix of classical rock songs and some of the newer, and more catchy pop songs, the audience is consistently surprised by the variety in the song list. And yet they are all delivered with equal confidence by Freddie. Experiencing Queen live is unforgetable, and even though no live performance put into an album can ever match that, this is darn close to the real experience.Queen InnuendoRadiohead The BendsRadiohead In RainbowsRise Against Revolutions per MinuteRise Against The Sufferer and the WitnessRishloo EidolonThe Killing Tree The Romance of Helen TrentAmazing album, with few flaws. The chourus on this album, is proberly one of the greater works of the new millenium which may even overtake some of the work on some of Queens albums. The vocals by Timothy Mcilrath are perfect and overtakes the vocal work on any Rise Against album ever put out. Lyrically you hardly could've expected anything else but what is presented here. The only thing this album may suffer from is some songs blending in, but yet most songs come out unique! Outstanding songs: Violets are blue, Replace my heart.Tool UndertowTool 10,000 Days3.5 greatBeyond Creation The AuraBilly Joel Piano ManBilly Joel The StrangerBon Iver Bon Iver, Bon IverDisturbed The SicknessJames Blake James BlakeMastodon Crack the SkyeMastodon RemissionMastodon The HunterMetallica Kill 'Em AllMichael Jackson Off the WallQueen News of the WorldQueen JazzQueen Sheer Heart AttackQueen A Day at the RacesRise Against The UnravelingRise Against Appeal to ReasonRishloo FeathergunNot as good as Eidolon, but it contains some good songs, yet with some fillers. Feathergun is so catchy, and Downhill, is simply a perfect song.Skillet CollideSoilwork The Chainheart MachineTenacious D Tenacious D3.0 goodBaxter .baxter.Billy Joel River Of DreamsBreaking Benjamin PhobiaDisturbed IndestructibleMetallica MetallicaMetallica Death MagneticQueen Made in HeavenQueen A Kind of MagicQueen The GameRise Against Siren Song of the Counter CultureRise Against EndgameSkillet ComatoseSoilwork Natural Born ChaosSoilwork The Panic BroadcastSteven Wilson Grace for DrowningTenacious D The Pick of DestinyThe Lonely Island Incredibad2.5 averageAvril Lavigne Let GoDragonForce Inhuman RampageGreen Day American IdiotGuns N' Roses Greatest HitsMetallica LoadQueen The WorksQueen Greatest Hits IIIRise Against This Is NoiseSantana Ultimate SantanaI have more than 1400 listens on this one, i don't find it very enjoyable anymore..Sick Puppies Tri-PolarSkillet AwakeSoilwork Stabbing the DramaSoilwork Sworn to a Great DivideSoilwork Figure Number FiveThe Lonely Island Turtleneck and Chain2.0 poorAerosmith Big OnesGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownMetallica ReloadMichael Jackson DangerousQueen Hot SpaceFrom classical rock "gods" to pop/funk sellouts. From previous albums this album takes a VERY huge step down, lyrically aswell as technically. The songs are over all banal, and presents nothing but hooks and sex fixated lyrics, this album isn't even worth a listen. The album contains few songs even worth a listen and even Brian May and Roger Taylor has been demoted in this album, leaving Freddie and John to carry this album all by themselves, where they obviously fail. Only positive thing left to say is, even though hiden among annoying funk beats and equally annoying lyrics, Freddies voice remains one of the greater wonders ever to occur in the music history. Queen Flash GordonQueen The MiracleSoilwork Steelbath Suicide1.5 very poorA Perfect Circle eMOTIVeJames Blunt Back To BedlamKarnivool KarnivoolLady Gaga Born This WayMedina Welcome to MedinaMetallica St. AngerMichael Jackson MichaelNickelback Dark Horse1.0 awfulbrokeNCYDE The BrokenbrokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!Oh dear god, what did just happen? i thought Justin Bieber was the bottom..Justin Bieber My World 2.0Michael Jackson Invincible
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