Average Rating: 3.98 Rating Variance: 0.85 Objectivity Score: 63% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedBob Dylan Blood on the TracksBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoBruce Springsteen Born to RunBruce Springsteen Darkness on the Edge of TownJeff Buckley GraceJeff Buckley Live at Sin-é (Legacy Edition)Jeff Buckley Grace (Legacy Edition)Jeff Mangum Live at Jittery Joe'sKing Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingMetallica Master Of PuppetsmewithoutYou It's All Crazy! It's All False! It's All A Dream! It's Alright!Holy shit. It finally clicked. I'm pretty sure my story has been told a thousand times before. I was disappointed with the new songs at first; thought they had gone too soft. "Weiss! Why would you strip away everything that made mewithoutYou amazing!" I was wrong. Dead wrong.Miles Davis Kind of BlueNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaSuch a fantastic piece of art--it's such a shame that Jeff Mangum stopped after this release. The album has such simple motifs--despair, sex, love--but it is presented in one of the most under-appreciated albums ever (for the mainstream, at least). The beauty lies in the desperation. Mangum's voice struggles to reach new heights, but even when it does not reach the specified note--it is absolutely beautiful.Nick Drake Pink MoonOkkervil River Down the River of Golden DreamsLyrics really can make or break an album--luckily this one stood up to the tests. With classics like "The Velocity of Saul at the Time of His Conversion" and "Maine Island Lovers" providing the soft-spoken yet hard-hitting power, it is hard to imagine this album being anything less than extraordinary. One of my favorites of all time.Pink Floyd Wish You Were HereThis album has gotten me through so many hard times. Sometimes I feel as if it's a crutch for my emotions. Just a ridiculously good album--it encompasses such longing, forgiveness, and friendship.Pink Floyd The WallRadiohead Kid ARadiohead OK ComputerRage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineSonic Youth Daydream NationThe Beatles RevolverThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & NicoTom Waits Rain DogsVan Morrison Astral Weeks4.5 superbArctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm NotSuch a great album. Surprisingly diverse for an Alternative band--but I love the vocals and the razor-thin guitars.Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeBruce Springsteen The RiverElliott Smith Either/OrFrank Zappa Jazz From HellJeff Buckley Sketches for My Sweetheart the DrunkI find it hard to rate this as a complete album--being that this is practically most of his unfinished demos plus barely down-on-tape songs. Even still, the album is incredible. Buckley's playing is, as always, astounding, and it is very obvious that special care was taken in the tone and progressions. The second disc is wonderful. I love the taps on the mic for rhythm and the general roughness. It sounds like his old live shows. As everyone has stated, an essential Jeff Buckley album--and a solid album for all listeners.Led Zeppelin UntitledMetallica Death MagneticmewithoutYou Brother, SisterModest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think AboutMuse AbsolutionNick Drake Five Leaves LeftAlthough most consider Pink Moon to be Nick Drake's magnum opus, Five Leaves Left improves upon everything his original album had to offer. The string melodies and distant piano keys all tie together to create one hell of a sound-scape.Okkervil River Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You SeePhosphorescent PrideProtest the Hero FortressRadiohead The BendsRadiohead Hail to the ThiefSay Anything In Defense of the GenreThe Black Keys Attack & ReleaseThe Flashbulb Soundtrack to a Vacant LifeThe Gaslight Anthem Sink or SwimThe Gaslight Anthem The '59 SoundA fantastic album. The Springsteen comparisons are so obvious, but they fit so perfectly. It has a way of drawing the listener in with stripped-down music. I'm so glad this album was not overproduced.The Offspring SmashTV on the Radio Dear ScienceTwo Gallants The ThroesTwo Gallants Two GallantsWeezer PinkertonWeezer Weezer4.0 excellentAC/DC Back In BlackAJJ People Who Can Eat People are the Luckiest PeopleBrand New DaisyBruce Springsteen MagicClap Your Hands Say Yeah Clap Your Hands Say YeahColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsDangerDoom The Mouse And The MaskDeath Cab for Cutie TransatlanticismElliott Smith Elliott SmithFleet Foxes Fleet FoxesGreat album with a very specific atmosphere. This is a great debut for band that still has a lot of life in them.Green Day DookieJenny Lewis Acid TongueLupe Fiasco The CoolManchester Orchestra Mean Everything to NothingManchester Orchestra Simple MathmewithoutYou A to B: LifemewithoutYou Catch For Us the FoxesMuse Origin of SymmetryNick Drake Bryter LayterOkkervil River The Stand InsOkkervil River I Am Very FarPink Floyd The Dark Side Of The MoonQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafRadiohead AmnesiacRadiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live RecordingsRadiohead In RainbowsThe Beta Band The Three EPsThe Gaslight Anthem American SlangA worthy follow-up to "The '59 Sound." The influences they've listed in interviews--The Clash, early Rolling Stones, and Tom Waits--are all very apparent from the first few tracks. Can't wait to get this on vinyl to really hear everything.The Hush Sound Like VinesThe Offspring AmericanaThe Strokes Is This ItTom Waits AliceVampire Weekend Vampire WeekendWilco Sky Blue Sky3.5 greatBeck Modern GuiltBruce Springsteen The RisingBruce Springsteen The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street ShuffleBruce Springsteen Working on a DreamDeath Cab for Cutie Narrow StairsI've got to agree with EverythingEvil--I was just starting to really like these guys, as they've put out some great albums in the past. It's too bad that the rest of the album didn't live up to my expectations--which may or may not have been too high.Manchester Orchestra I'm Like a Virgin Losing a ChildMuse HAARPDecent. I really wanted to enjoy this album--as I've heard that Muse is unbelievable live. But poor production in some key spots and a certain lack of emotion in others drags the album down. Nirvana NevermindThom Yorke The EraserVampire Weekend Contra3.0 goodblink-182 Enema Of The StateBruce Springsteen The Ghost Of Tom JoadBruce Springsteen Devils & DustBullet For My Valentine Scream Aim FireGuns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionJet Get BornKanye West 808s and HeartbreakMuse Black Holes & RevelationsNeutral Milk Hotel On Avery IslandOasis Dig Out Your SoulRadiohead Pablo HoneyThe Offspring Splinter2.5 averageAvenged Sevenfold City Of EvilFall Out Boy Folie a DeuxThe Black Keys Magic PotionThe Offspring Conspiracy of OneTwo Tongues Two Tongues2.0 poorGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownJet Shine OnRadiohead The Best OfWeezer MaladroitWeezer The Red AlbumSuch a disappointment. After "Pork N' Beans" was released, I got really excited. But unfortunately, they'll never sound like they did on the Blue Album and Pinkerton--and that's a fact we'll all have to accept. I've given up on their new stuff until I hear something that legitimately changes my mind.1.5 very poorAvenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldHawk Nelson Hawk Nelson Is My FriendNickelback Dark Horse1.0 awfulbrokeNCYDE BC 13
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