Average Rating: 3.25 Rating Variance: 0.45 Objectivity Score: 83% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicThe Cat Empire Two ShoesEpic lyrics meet instrumental prowess to produce music in an incredibly pure, upbeat, fascinating form. 4.5 superbAmelia Curran SpectatorsBasia Bulat Tall Tall ShadowDan Mangan Nice, Nice, Very NiceDire Straits Love Over GoldDire Straits Brothers in ArmsEddie Vedder Water on the RoadGabrielle Aplin English RainHarry James Angus Little StoriesLittle enthralling stories, told, sung and played by one of the most talented musicians alive and his acoustic guitar.The Cat Empire The Cat EmpireThe Tallest Man on Earth The Wild HuntTrummer Fürne KöniginXavier Rudd Spirit BirdYou Plus Me Rose Ave.Rarely will you find voices that blend so effortlessly.Zaz ZazWhat a voice. I'm hard tempted to put a loop over the songs La Fee and Eblouie par la Nuit, but that would make the thrill go away faster. Hence I ration the drug of this sound.4.0 excellentAgnes Obel AventineBen Harper Welcome to the Cruel WorldWay ahead of his time with this album. Groundbreaker is the right word.Ben Howard I Forget Where We WereBernard Fanning Tea & SympathyGetting better each time I listen to it. Good guitar, ok voice, feels very authentic.Birdy BirdyCamille Le FilCaroline Keating Silver HeartCasualties of Cool Casualties of CoolCrowded House WoodfaceEddie Vedder Into the WildHans Zimmer Crimson TideHolly Brook Like Blood Like HoneyHudson Taylor Singing For StrangersVery impressive debut LP.Keith Jarrett The Köln ConcertMark Knopfler Sailing to PhiladelphiaMissy Higgins The Sound of WhiteMumford and Sons Sigh No MoreMusk Ox WoodfallNatalie Merchant TigerlilyPassenger (UK) All The Little LightsPatent Ochsner Wildbolz & SüsstrunkPink Floyd Pulse — The FilmPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonSophie Hunger 1983The Cat Empire So Many NightsTom Waits The Early Years, Vol. ITracy Chapman Tracy ChapmanTyphoon (USA-OR) White Lighter3.5 greatAmy Macdonald This Is The LifeAsaf Avidan & the Mojos The ReckoningAugie March Moo, You Bloody ChoirBasia Bulat Heart of My OwnDark Dark Dark Who Needs WhoEdward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Up From BelowA record I can listen to 5 times in a row. Spews forth the best of vibes, rich in variety, interesting in lyrics. Good mood music. The track 'Home' will repeat in your mind long after you listened to it.Eels Hombre LoboEnnio Morricone The Very Best of Ennio MorriconeGemma Hayes Let It BreakJack Johnson In Between DreamsJohnny Cash American III: Solitary ManLaura Marling I Speak Because I CanLaura Stevenson Sit ResistLisa Mitchell WonderLynyrd Skynyrd Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-NerdMana Amar Es CombatirMissy Higgins On a Clear NightMoby PlayNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Boatman's CallPyotr Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 in B♭ Minor, Op. 23Radiohead OK ComputerRae Morris UnguardedRegina Spektor Begin To HopeSeu Jorge The Life Aquatic Featuring Seu JorgeSophie Hunger Sketches On SeaSophie Hunger The Danger of LightSophie Hunger Monday's GhostThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Cat Empire CinemaThe Cat Empire Steal the LightThe National Trouble Will Find MeThe Waifs Up All NightThe Waifs TemptationThe Wooden Sky Let's Be ReadyThe xx xxTom Waits Rain DogsTracy Chapman Matters Of The HeartVance Joy God Loves You When You're DancingYann Tiersen Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie PoulainZaz Recto Verso3.0 goodAnna F. For RealAnna Nalick Wreck of the DayAvishai Cohen AuroraProvides access to jazz music for people not normally listening to it. Very unique sound.Banks GoddessBasil Poledouris Quigley Down UnderGreat soundtrack for a great movie. Capturing the mixture of desert america and australia, with tunes that stay in your ear.Bünehuber HonigmelonemondBen Harper The Will To LiveBenjamin Francis Leftwich Last Smoke Before The SnowstormBob Dylan Blood on the TracksBob Marley and The Wailers ExodusBruce Springsteen Born to RunBruce Springsteen The RiverColbie Caillat CocoCrowded House Time On EarthDan Mangan Club MedsDido No AngelElton John Tumbleweed ConnectionEric Clapton Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric ClaptonEzio Black Boots on Latin FeetFlorence and the Machine LungsFoxygen Take The Kids Off BroadwayGin Wigmore Holy SmokeHans Zimmer InterstellarWhile I like the atmospheric nature of this soundtrack, and can very well imagine that it lends a great mood to the motion picture, I can't help to feel disappointed. Listening to the tracks without supporting visuals is mostly boring, which is in stark contrast to other work of Zimmer. I've given it a good chance to grow on me, and it didn't. Heidi Happy On The HillsJack Johnson To the SeaJarabe De Palo AdelantandoJohn Mayer ContinuumJoni Mitchell HejiraLighthouse Family Ocean DriveLorde Pure HeroineLuke Sital-Singh The Fire InsideLunik Small Lights in the DarkManu Chao ClandestinoMissy Higgins The Ol' Razzle DazzleMumford and Sons BabelNeil Young A Letter HomeNick Drake Pink MoonNirvana NevermindPaul Simon GracelandRachael Yamagata Elephants... Teeth Sinking Into HeartRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationSara Bareilles Kaleidoscope HeartSophie Zelmani Sing & DanceStreetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbSurvivor Vital SignsThe Dear Hunter Act IV: Rebirth in RepriseNot sure this band is named correctly. Listening to that music, I would say they go big game hunting, for bands like Queen and Muse. Monumental instrumental arrangements, multiple voices supporting the lead singer and providing harmonics, suites... and yet they mostly *do* pull it off!The Lumineers The LumineersThe National BoxerThe Rolling Stones Sticky FingersTimber Timbre Timber TimbreTom Waits The Early Years, Vol. 2Tom Waits Bone MachineZüri West Retour2.5 averageAnberlin VitalI listened to it because of the good ratings, haven't heard of them before. The sound is ok, but after a few songs I felt it kept repeating, and I was bored by the lyrics. Too much noise and not enough sound for me, too heavy on the e-guitar and synthesizer, but that's more of a genre problem I suppose. Ben l'Oncle Soul Ben l'Oncle SoulBoy & Bear MoonfireBruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A.Calexico Carried To DustCity and Colour Little HellClimbing Tree Constantly TryingCold Chisel Cold ChiselDamien Rice My Favourite Faded FantasyImogen Heap Speak For YourselfOne amazing song in Hide and Seek, but nothing else on the album to back it up.Jackson Jackson The Fire Is on the BirdJohn Butler Trio Sunrise Over SeaJourney Greatest HitsJovanotti SafariMano Negra King Of BongoMichael Kiwanuka Home AgainMorcheeba Big CalmNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Murder BalladsOf Monsters and Men My Head is an AnimalLittle talks is just a great song. But the album was quite a disappointment to me, because they all sound the same, very unoriginal up to lame.Old Crow Medicine Show O.C.M.S.Old Crow Medicine Show RemedyPete Murray Blue Sky BlueSebadoh HarmacySophie Zelmani I'm the RainThe Beautiful Girls ZigguratsThe Cranberries No Need to ArgueThe Cure DisintegrationThe Sheepdogs Learn and BurnThe Strokes Comedown MachineU2 The Joshua TreeU2 Achtung Baby2.0 poorCamille Music HoleWhere "Le Fil" felt amazingly creative and groundbreaking, nicely blending vocals and rhythmic loop elements, "Music Hole" overextends the creative (at times plain silly) elements, destroying the music beneath. Great example of less is sometimes more. Turning towards english lyrics might sell more records, but is also further diminishing authenticity.Carrousel En équilibreGotye Making MirrorsJohn Fogerty PremonitionKeb' Mo' Big Wide GrinKruder and Dorfmeister G-StonedLaura Marling Short MovieWhy would an artist with a really good voice decide it's more fun to talk half of the time instead of sing, and when singing get off the tune most of the time? Baffling. As much as I've enjoyed 'I Speak Because I Can', I felt no inspiration at all in this album. I hope on her next record she will sing, because she can.The Knife Deep CutsAbsolutely amazing track in 'Pass This On', and the rest is rubbish.1.5 very poorKyary Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Revolution
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