Average Rating: 3.02 Rating Variance: 1.89 Objectivity Score: 86% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAC/DC Back In BlackAlice in Chains DirtArcade Fire FuneralThe best album of 2004, hands down. At the Drive-In Relationship of CommandAt The Drive-In's Relationship Of Command is a true triumph. Cedric and Omar-Rodriguez have created an album full of energy with imaginative yet also realistic themes. No misses, no weak moments, no draining songs, just a band in their full prime.Bloc Party Silent AlarmChildren of Bodom Follow the ReaperChildren of Bodom HatebreederDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDavid Bowie Station to StationDavid Bowie "Heroes"David Bowie Blackstar Destroyer KaputtEminem The Marshall Mathers LPThe best hip-hop album of all time. Anybody who disagrees is disqualified (:Emperor In the Nightside EclipseEvery second of the album is brilliantly exceuted. A Norwegian zenith.Faith No More Angel DustGodspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to HeavenGodspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞In Flames The Jester RaceInterpol Turn on the Bright LightsJoy Division CloserJoy Division Unknown PleasuresJoy Division SubstanceKendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyWow. Just wow. Just when I thought Good kid was awesome, Kendrick makes a second phenomenal album in a row raising the bar for not only himself but the whole hip-hop genre. Not one song on the album is a miss. What Mezzanine is to Massive Attack, Master Of Puppets to Metallica, that's what To Pimp A Butterfly is to Kendrick - a 3rd album that is truly a benchmark in the music community. Every single track tells a very that always manages to impress, combining funk, jazz and soul, matching Kendrick's verses and the song's flows perfecty. The main standout would be the ultimate track, Mortal Man - an absolutely 12-minute piece where 2Pac (yes, 2Pac) is interviewed by Kendrick himself. Now I am most certain the next CD he will make is a lock to be a bigger classic than this one. Mark my words: he will go down as one of the biggest rappers ever, and so will his albums, up there with Aquemini, Illmatic, The Marshall Matters LP and other albums more alike.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVEasily my favorite Led Zeppelin album and probably my favorite record of the 70's. Inevitably catchy, energetic, powerful, it's a true landmark for the blues rock genre. It also has probably the biggest hit of all time, or one of the biggest. Which one is it? You definitely know.Massive Attack MezzanineMassive Attack's best album, Mezzanine, is known for its distinctive yet hauntingly beautiful vocals from Elizabeth Fraser, Horace Andy, Sara Jay and, well, obviously, Robert Del Naja and Daddy G. I remember the first song I listened to from the trip-hop masters was Risingson back in 2011. I was interested, so I decided to listen to the whole album and it completely blew me away. Continuing off from Blue Lines & Protection, Mezzanine is another album containing samples such as I Found A Reason from the afromentioned Risingson, Our Day Will Come from Exchange10:15 Saturday Night from probably my favorite cover ever, Man Next Door. Unlike John Holt, Massive Attack's composition & Horace Andy's vocals actually took the song to a whole new level, sung in a very unusual yet subtle way. But the biggest highlight of this album should be Group Four. While it may be longest song on the album, it gets intense after, say, 5 and a half minutes. The song sounds like you're being pulled into a black hole until you've reached the end when everything goes back to normal. It's a real shame how they're not very popular in America.Meat Loaf Bat Out of HellMetallica Ride the LightningThe only Metallica record I've found worthy of a maximum rating because they quite matured fron Kill 'Em All. More guitar solos, fresher vocals and better lyricism. And no, I don't find Master Of Puppets better than this; while this album contains no filler or wasted moments, Master Of Puppets only has 1: Leper Messiah.Muse AbsolutionSo, as you can tell by my username, I'm a Muse fanboy and all of their albums were always cohesive and have never had weak points. Some people say this is their magnum opus, some like me claim BH&R, while the majority chooses OOS. For me, every Muse album is like a testament which flawlessly showcases Matthew's haunting yet subtle vocals, Chris' bass & Dom's drumming. Although some may disagree, I am a guy who respects everybody's opinions, except for those who call them a Radiohead replica. Time Is Running Out, Stockholm Syndrome, The Small Print, Sing For Absolution and Hysteria are all classics that define Muse's credibility to write addictive, emotional, hard rocking and stunning songs.Muse ShowbizMuse Origin of SymmetryMuse Black Holes & RevelationsMuse The ResistanceMuse The 2nd LawMuse DronesMy Bloody Valentine LovelessLet's say that My Bloody Valentine's music can be definitely compared to sugar. Sugar is known for being sweet, delicious, irresistible and will leave a pleasant taste in your mouth. That's where Loveless comes in. Each song on the album is just like a sugar cube, a piece of chocolate, dark, tasteful and happy. My Bloody Valentine's Loveless isn't just like sugar or chocolate - it's an orgasm. A sexy, subtle, dreamy and beautiful orgasm and stands as the crowning achievement of the shoegaze genre, next to Souvlaki.Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Skeleton TreeNever have I been more torn in picking an AOTY... this, AMSP & Blackstar are my top 3, but which one is better, I don't know...Nirvana In UteroIt's quite funny how Nirvana actually somehow managed to make their first real classic. While Nevermind was a near-staggering piece of work, in a way, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Kurt Cobain really did it this time. Some of the songs on Nevermind kinda sounded uninspired, while on In Utero, they sound like they're ready for everything. Oasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory?I am appalled to see the horrible statements at the top. Oasis sucks? How? Those are not valid arguments! What's The Story was considered Oasis' worldwide breakthrough containing Britpop landmarks such as Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger and Champagne Supernova. It's nearly as just as good as Definitely Maybe - the Gallaghers' voices are simply shining through each song.Oasis Definitely MaybeThe definition of Britpop (no, not British pop, a British type of grunge). Live Forever, Supersonic, Rock 'N' Roll Star, Cigarettes & Alcohol are the songs that define Oasis.Pearl Jam TenThe album along with Nirvana's Nevermind that propelled grunge to mainstream. Eddie Vedder's lyricism has never sounded better on this LP.Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonThe Dark Side Of The Moon is an album that is not only the magnum opus of Pink Floyd's five decade career, but also the pinnacle of the 1970s thanks to the emotional resonance exploited throughout the tracks. Unlike Meddle, Pink Floyd have wanted to take a much more sonic approach, carefully placing all the guitars, drums and other sound effects. No other progressive rock album has been defining others as this one. It is simply progressive rock at its core.Pink Floyd Wish You Were HereWhile not better than the album that defined the 1970s, Wish You Were Here is an exhilarating 5-track journey which shows various moods as each second passes: gloom, loss, tragedy, emotion, joy, regret, sorrow. Wish You Were Here still stands as a major highlight in Pink Floyd's catalog.Pink Floyd The WallQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafQueens Of The Stone Age have created a landmark album for the hard/stoner rock genre filled with catchy, mesmerizing, heavy and dazzling riffs that will make your day great. They haven't put a foot wrong in the whole album.R.E.M. Automatic for the PeopleRadiohead The BendsRadiohead have taken a huge leap forward with their second album. Radiohead were first considered a rip-off band who tried to emulate the sound of grunge and impersonate their peers, but on The Bends, Radiohead have become their own band with every track having a different vibe and theme. This would only be considered the start of Radiohead's genius composing/songwriting formula, and it shows they're not a 1-dimensional band as of this album, never straying again from their roots.Radiohead OK Computer1997 was known as the year when the UK dominated. There were artists which made breakthroughs such as Spice Girls, The Verve, The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, Mansun and, of course, Radiohead.rWith OK Computer, Radiohead have established themselves as one of the most critically acclaimed and important bands of our generation. Thom Yorke's clean and honest vocals, the rest of the band's melodic composition and Nigel Godrich's production make this album a perfect harmony. I can't pick a favorite song from this album because they're all brilliant. You can name this album the British Pinkerton, mainly because both albums have similaraties - there are no misfires, the previous album[s] (The Bends and The Blue Album) also brought them glowing reviews, some songs can remind you of those from the album before that (Exit Music (For A Film) reminds me of Street Spirit (Fade Out), The Good Life reminds me of Say It Ain't So) etc. All in all, OK Computer is a fantastic album though I'm not the first one to say that, and if you don't like it -- what is wrong with you!?Radiohead A Moon Shaped PoolYes, it is that good. Probably the best album since OK Computer. Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineSlayer Seasons in the AbyssSimilarly to Ride The Lightning, the only Slayer album which actually deserves a perfect score. Why? There is so much variety here! You have slow, slow to fast and extremely fast songs while the lyrics are a step up from Reign In Blood & South Of Heaven. Slayer still stands as one of the most influential bands in extreme metal, though they never topped any of their first five LPs after this one.Soundgarden SuperunknownYes, you heard me right. This is better than Nevermind. It shows Soundgarden becoming even more ambitious after the success of their first masterpiece, Badmotorfinger. It shows them combining different moods and themes all put into one album: relationships (Mailman), End of the world (The one and only - Black Hole Sun), despair (The Day I Tried To Live), catchiness/fun (Spoonman), death/suicide (Like Suicide, Let Me Drown) and another dimension (Superunkown) Even the shorter tracks were also pulled off very well. Kickstand? Half? Brilliant. Soundgarden have truly made their magnum opus. I have to apologize to Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Nirvana, because this is the defining grunge album. Now fight me.Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbAn uplifting anthem by the third-wave ska group Streetlight Manifesto. Bored? This will cheer you up. Broke up with your boy/girlfriend? This will cheer you up. Feeling tired after coming home from work? This will cheer you up. Are you in a high speed chase from the police? This record sounds like it.Streetlight Manifesto The Hands That ThieveSystem of a Down ToxicityThe Beatles RevolverThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe National BoxerThe National High VioletThe Smiths The Queen Is DeadThe Stone Roses The Stone RosesThrice VheissuThe whole album is like an icing on the cake. Reminds me of At-The Drive In & Enter Shikari.Tool LateralusU2 Achtung BabyU2 The Joshua TreeWeezer PinkertonA raw album that is equally funny and can make you chuckle, but also sad and painful and can make you weep. Rivers is a true poet and his emotion is undescribable. Better than the Blue Album? Definitely.Weezer WeezerWu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)4.5 superbAdele 21Agalloch The MantleAnimal Collective Merriweather Post PavilionIt's psychedelic pop, people, it's supposed to sound like that. Jeez.Arcade Fire The SuburbsArctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm NotArsis A Celebration of GuiltEven though this is Arsis' debut album, it sometimes feels like it isn't. James Malone is a genius. His vocal work on this record is impeccable. Full of exploding and insanely catchy riffs and fast paced drumming, Arsis' The Celebration Of Guilt is a landmark album for both American metal and the melodic death metal scene. A must have for any fan of extreme metal. You won't regret it.At the Drive-In In/Casino/OutBon Iver Bon Iver, Bon IverConverge Jane DoeCynic FocusDanny Brown Atrocity ExhibitionDavid Bowie LowDeafheaven SunbatherDon't let the repetitive screaming fool you into thinking this is not worthy of your time or just something stolen from other artist to make it uninteresting, or that it's "typical mindless screaming". And frankly, it's not. The album is like a 60-minute symphony which is bleak, furious, smart and elegant. Once you listen to it, the melodies will get stuck in your head and you will surely listen to this over and over again. This is something both Black Metal and non-Black Metal fans should listen to.Deafheaven New BermudaOn New Bermuda, Deafheaven were so pleased with themselves and the acclaim they received on Sunbather that they made a second masterpiece in a row. Now darker, unaware of fond drama, but still subtle and beautiful, it feels like a journey. The only downside to this album is that it's shorter and it has 5 tracks, and that's a little disappointing, but that doesn't mean any of them are filler. Deafheaven have proved why they should always be happy with they do and what they compose. P.S. Baby Blue gives me goosebumps almost every single time I hear it.Deftones Diamond EyesDissection Storm of the Light's BaneEditors An End Has A StartEminem Curtain Call: The HitsFaith No More The Real ThingFleet Foxes Fleet FoxesFleet Foxes Helplessness BluesFlorence and the Machine CeremonialsThe way it was all put together, this has potential to become a future classic. What Florence and her Machines have made is inhumane. Lungs was excellent but it had a few misses, while this one takes the group to a whole new level. It was undoubted that F+TM was a gift bestowed upon us. Be sure to check out especially Shake It Out, the best song of 2011. Others I would say are also recommended are Spectrum, No Light x2, Leave My Body and Breaking Down.Foo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFoo Fighters Wasting LightFranz Ferdinand Franz FerdinandGodspeed You! Black Emperor Slow Riot For New Zero KanadaGreen Day DookieGrimes Art AngelsIn Flames ColonyInterpol AnticsInterpol El PintorJames Blake The Colour in AnythingJamie xx In ColourKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKing Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingLorde Pure HeroineMassive Attack Blue LinesMegadeth Rust in PeaceMetallica Master of PuppetsMetallica ...And Justice for AllMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaI love you, Jesus Christ, yes I do... Nirvana NevermindOpeth Still LifeOpeth Blackwater ParkOpeth Ghost ReveriesQueens of the Stone Age Rated RQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeRadiohead In RainbowsRammstein MutterSlayer Reign in BloodAn almost classic album let down by the fact that nearly every song is only 2 minutes long. It's quite a shame, though, as it feels more like an EP rather than an LP this way. However, Reign In Blood is considered as a stone-cold, thrash metal masterpiece: disgusting, bleak, fast and filthy. Check out Angel Of Death, Jesus Saves and Raining Blood, one of the defining and monumental songs in metal.Slayer Hell AwaitsSlipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal VersesSlowdive SouvlakiSlowdive PygmalionSystem of a Down MezmerizeThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe National AlligatorThe National Sleep Well BeastThe Offspring SmashThe Strokes Is This ItThe Verve Urban HymnsThe War On Drugs Lost in the DreamThe xx xxThrice The Illusion of SafetyTool ÆnimaTool 10,000 DaysTricky MaxinquayeTV on the Radio Dear ScienceWintersun Wintersun4.0 excellentA Day To Remember Common CourtesyA Tribe Called Quest We got it from Here… Thank You 4 Your serviceAdele 25Alice in Chains FaceliftAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92Arcade Fire Neon BibleArctic Monkeys Favourite Worst NightmareAvenged Sevenfold Waking the FallenStill the best Avenged Sevenfold album ever. Compared to their stuff today, this is a classic! But, some songs are way too long and can get repetitive, but it's still a damn great record. Chapter Four still remains their est song to date, at least for me.Avenged Sevenfold The StageBloc Party HymnsBrian Fallon PainkillersBring Me the Horizon SempiternalBring Me the Horizon That's the SpiritBullet for My Valentine The PoisonThis album was pretty much my jam back in 2009 when I first heard of Bullet Of My Valentine. It's an incredible debut with great riffs, some superb solos, all what you need for a debut album. While it's not really perfect, it's an outstanding addition for the metalcore genre, and it's a real shame they never succeeded to make another near-masterpiece like this one.Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadConverge You Fail MeCynic Traced in AirDeftones White PonyDeftones GoreDepeche Mode SpiritDissection The SomberlainEditors The Back RoomEminem The Slim Shady LPEminem The Eminem ShowEnter Shikari The MindsweepFaith No More Sol InvictusFlorence and the Machine LungsFranz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much BetterGreen Day American IdiotGrimes VisionsIggy Pop Post Pop DepressionIn Flames Reroute to RemainIn Flames ClaymanIn Flames WhoracleKendrick Lamar untitled unmastered.Kendrick Lamar DAMN.Killswitch Engage IncarnateImpressive, even though this is my first Killswitch Engage record... I guess better late than never.Korn KornKorn Follow the LeaderKorn UntouchablesKorn The Serenity of SufferingLana Del Rey HoneymoonLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IILinkin Park Hybrid TheoryLinkin Park MeteoraLinkin Park The Hunting PartyMaroon 5 Songs About JaneMassive Attack 100th WindowMassive Attack's fourth effort does not disappoint. The album, which does not have any samples, or jazz elements which had existed in their previous record are vanished and instead of Sara Jay and Elizabeth Fraser we have Sinead O' Connor. Horace Andy returns from Blue Lines and Mezzanine, but from the band only 3D does vocals. While Massive Attack may have changed their style, they changed in an undisappointing way combining soul, trip hop and electronica. The songs are longer, but sometimes the songs can be a tad too boring and repetitive at times due to that circumstance.Massive Attack ProtectionMassive Attack Ritual SpiritWelcome back, Massive Attack. It's great to see Tricky is with you again.Megadeth Countdown to ExtinctionMegadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Megadeth EndgameMetallica Kill 'Em AllOasis Be Here NowOasis The MasterplanOasis Dig Out Your SoulOpeth MorningriseOpeth DamnationOpeth My Arms, Your HearsePearl Jam VitalogyQueens of the Stone Age ...Like ClockworkQueens of the Stone Age VillainsRadiohead AmnesiacRadiohead Kid ARadiohead Hail to the ThiefRage Against the Machine Evil EmpireRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRammstein SehnsuchtRammstein Reise, ReiseRihanna ANTISlayer Show No MercySlayer South of HeavenSleater-Kinney No Cities to LoveSlipknot SlipknotSlowdive Slowdive (LP)Soundgarden BadmotorfingerSoundgarden A-SidesSystem of a Down System of a DownSystem of a Down Steal This Album!System of a Down HypnotizeThe 1975 I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of ItThe Gaslight Anthem HandwrittenThe Killers Hot FussThe Killers Sam's TownThe Last Shadow Puppets Everything You've Come To ExpectThe Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Mars Volta The Bedlam in GoliathThe Mars Volta NoctourniquetThe National Trouble Will Find MeThe Strokes Room on FireThe War On Drugs A Deeper UnderstandingThe xx CoexistThe xx I See YouThrice The Artist in the AmbulanceThrice To Be Everywhere Is to Be NowhereVektor Terminal ReduxWeezer Everything Will Be Alright in the EndWeezer The White AlbumAfter EWBAITE, I thought it would then take Weezer another decade or so to create another classic. Boy was I wrong. This is easily the 4th work of art by Weezer. Who knew Rivers still had it in him. This is the 2nd album in a row with no embarrassing or foolish moments, and it should easily put the four-piece outfit into the right place. Old Weezer fans, get ready to rejoice.3.5 greatA Day To Remember HomesickAdele 19Alessia Cara Know-It-AllAlice in Chains Alice in ChainsArca XenArcade Fire ReflektorArctic Monkeys HumbugArctic Monkeys AMAt the Drive-In Acrobatic TenementAt the Drive-In in•ter a•li•aAvenged Sevenfold Sounding the Seventh TrumpetAvenged Sevenfold City of EvilBon Iver 22, A MillionChris Cornell Higher TruthColdplay ParachutesColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsConverge Axe to FallDaft Punk Random Access MemoriesRandom Access Memories isn't terrible, but not a classic either -- it's just good, that's all.Editors The Weight of Your LoveEditors In DreamElectric Six FireEminem EncoreEminem RecoveryEminem The Marshall Mathers LP 2Evanescence FallenEvanescence The Open DoorFoo Fighters Concrete and GoldFranz Ferdinand Tonight: Franz FerdinandFranz Ferdinand Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right ActionGodsmack FacelessGreen Day WarningGreen Day iTRE!Grimes HalfaxaIn Flames Come ClarityInterpol Our Love to AdmireJames Blunt Back To BedlamKeane Under The Iron SeaKyuss Welcome to Sky ValleyLinkin Park One More LightMarilyn Manson Heaven Upside DownMassive Attack HeligolandMegadeth DystopiaMetallica LoadMetallica MetallicaMetallica Death MagneticMudvayne MudvayneMy Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet RevengeMy Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your LoveMy Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous KilljoysDear Sputnik... Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na NaNeutral Milk Hotel On Avery IslandNickelback Silver Side UpNirvana BleachOasis Don't Believe the TruthParamore After LaughterPearl Jam Vs.Pearl Jam BackspacerQueens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone AgeQueens of the Stone Age Era VulgarisRadiohead The King of LimbsRage Against the Machine RenegadesSavage Garden Savage GardenScars on Broadway Scars on BroadwaySlayer Divine InterventionSlayer Christ IllusionSlayer RepentlessSlipknot IowaSlipknot All Hope Is GoneSlipknot .5: The Gray ChapterSoundgarden Down on the UpsideSoundgarden King AnimalThe Killers Day & AgeThe Kooks Inside In/Inside OutThe Kooks KonkThe Mars Volta OctahedronThe Stone Roses Second ComingThe Strokes First Impressions of EarthThe Strokes AnglesThirty Seconds to Mars 30 Seconds To MarsTool UndertowTwenty One Pilots VesselWeezer The Green AlbumxSPONGEXCOREx How Tough Are Yah?This is actually fun; quotes from the animated TV Series SpongeBob Squarepants put into a metalcore album. A neat idea.3.0 goodAWOLNATION Megalithic Symphony3.0 ratings for me are very rare; I only give them when a record leaves a very confusing impression on me. This is an example. Aaron Bruno has a good and gritty voice, but he doesn't know what to do with himself. I have no idea what to think about this one. Should I like it, should I hate it, I don't know... The album is a fusion of metal, indie, alternative, industrial... just basically almost every genre is present here. No idea about this one.AWOLNATION RunMegalithic Symphony Part duo. It seems I will never understand what is this band doing. Sorry, AWOLNATION, but you're a very confusing outfit. Maybe if you could be less mesmerizing, I could actually like you. But for now, you will remain a very strange one-hit wonder who had your 5 seconds on the stage.2.5 average3 Doors Down Away from the Sun3 Doors Down The Better LifeA Day To Remember Bad VibrationsAiden Our Gangs Dark OathAirbourne Runnin' WildArctic Monkeys Suck It and SeeAtreyu Suicide Notes and Butterfly KissesAtreyu The CurseAtreyu A Death-Grip on YesterdayAtreyu Lead Sails Paper AnchorAtreyu Congregation of the DamnedBuckcherry Black ButterflyBullet for My Valentine Scream Aim FireBullet for My Valentine FeverBullet for My Valentine VenomColdplay X&YCynic Kindly Bent to Free UsTrue Hallucination Ideas and Endlessly Bountiful are great tracks and could have been used on Focus/Traced In Air. As for the rest of this album... meh...Daughtry DaughtryDaughtry Leave This TownEd Sheeran xAn uneven effort. X marks a departure from Ed's balladish roots and it makes a much more intriguing listen, but in the end, there isn't that will leave an impression on you... Photograph is an easy indicator of how average the album would sound. And, well, it is. Some songs do stand out, such as I'm A Mess & Sing.Editors In This Light and On This EveningEvanescence EvanescenceFaith No More Album of the YearFalling in Reverse Just Like YouFlorence and the Machine How Big, How Blue, How BeautifulFoxes (UK) All I NeedImagine Dragons Night VisionsIn Flames A Sense of PurposeIron Maiden PowerslaveThe most overrated album of all time? Justin Bieber My World 2.0To all the people giving this below a 2... You are all exaggarating. There is nothing bad, but nothing really noticeable here. His voice hadn't morphed yet because he was only 16. Lay off the hate!Justin Bieber Under the MistletoeJustin Bieber BelieveJustin Bieber PurposeKanye West The Life of PabloKeane Hopes & FearsKeane StrangelandKid Rock Rock N Roll JesusKorn UntitledLana Del Rey Lust For LifeLimp Bizkit Greatest HitzLinkin Park Minutes to MidnightLinkin Park A Thousand SunsLinkin Park Living ThingsMetallica ReloadMudvayne The New GameNickelback All the Right ReasonsNickelback The StateOne Direction Up All NightOne Direction Take Me HomePanic! at the Disco Death of a BachelorPanic! At The Disco's (or should I say Brendon Urie's) fourth studio album is a really confusing effort. I've almost always found them really annoying, tedious or just dull. I liked Victorious, Death Of A Bachelor and Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time, but aside from that, the album has not much to offer or impress. I will say that it is the "best" album of Panic's discography.Radiohead Pablo HoneyNot detestable, but yeah, it's their worst album.Saliva Every Six SecondsSlayer God Hates Us AllSoundgarden Ultramega OKSoundgarden Louder Than LoveSoundgarden Screaming LifeStaind Break The CycleStaind Chapter VThe Killers Battle BornThe Killers Don't Waste Your WishesThe Script #3Come on, people, it's not that bad. Trivium AscendancyTrivium ShogunWeezer Make BelieveWeezer Pacific Daydream2.0 poor3 Doors Down Seventeen Days3OH!3 Want50 Cent The MassacreAiden ConvictionAndy Black The Shadow SideArcade Fire Everything NowAshlee Simpson AutobiographyAsking Alexandria Reckless and RelentlessAvenged Sevenfold NightmareAll bad songs excluding Welcome To The Family and God Hates Us. Skip everything else.Avicii TrueTrue? False would be a better name. TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLBlack Veil Brides Black Veil BridesBritney Spears Oops!...I Did It AgainBritney Spears ...Baby One More TimeBuckcherry All Night LongColdplay Ghost StoriesDevice DeviceDissection ReinkaosDisturbed The SicknessDisturbed BelieveEminem RelapseEscape the Fate This War Is OursFaith No More Introduce YourselfFoals AntidotesGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownGreen Day ¡UNO!Halestorm HalestormHalestorm The Strange Case Of...Hellyeah HellyeahInterpol InterpolKaty Perry One of the BoysKaty Perry PrismKeane Perfect SymmetryKid Rock Devil Without a CauseKid Rock Born FreeKorn See You on the Other SideLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored WaterLinkin Park ReanimationMacklemore and Ryan Lewis This Unruly Mess I've MadeCompared to their debut effort, The Heist, this collection is a mess. Aside from Downtown, the duo seemed uninspired and made a true mess, which is what the album name describes perfectly.: This Unruly Mess I've Made. But also, clumsy.Megadeth RiskMudvayne Lost and FoundNickelback The Long RoadNickelback CurbNickelback No Fixed AddressOasis Heathen ChemistryPuddle of Mudd Come CleanPuddle of Mudd FamousSaliva Back Into Your SystemSaliva Blood Stained Love StorySia This Is ActingI completely understand what is the fuss with this album. Sia wanted to replicate her success and make a 2000 Forms Of Fear. Releasing such an album full of almost every rejected song by someone is risky, so that's why I gave this a 2. Sia was probably lazy to write another song, so she probably decided to take all the rejected ones and make them her own. A huge step down from 1000 Forms Of Fear.Slayer Diabolus in MusicaSlayer Undisputed AttitudeSlayer World Painted BloodSlipknot Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.Sonic Syndicate Only InhumanSonic Syndicate Sonic SyndicateStaind 14 Shades of GreyThe National Sad Songs for Dirty LoversThe Strokes Comedown MachineThe Weeknd StarboyTrivium Ember to InfernoTrivium Silence in the SnowTwenty One Pilots Blurryface1.5 very poor3 Doors Down 3 Doors Down3 Doors Down Time of My Life3 Doors Down Us and the Night3OH!3 3OH!33OH!3 Streets of GoldAbandon All Ships GeevingAiden Nightmare AnatomyAiden KnivesAiden DisguisesAsking Alexandria The Irony of Your PerfectionAsking Alexandria Stand Up and ScreamAsking Alexandria Life Gone WildAsking Alexandria From Death to DestinyAsking Alexandria The BlackBlack Veil Brides Set the World on FireBlack Veil Brides Wretched and DivineBritney Spears BlackoutBritney Spears CircusBuckcherry BuckcherryBuckcherry FifteenBullet for My Valentine Temper TemperI wanted to give this album a 1/5 but I don't think it should be in the Awful category. While there are a few standout moments, there is no depth, substance or quality that lies in this album. Listen ronly to Tears Don't Fall Part Two and Breaking Point and leave the rest alone.Chris Cornell ScreamAbsolutely cannot believe this garbage was made by the same person who gave us Temple Of The Dog, Soundgarden & Audioslave. But you know what? It's not really a Chris Cornell album. It's actually a Timbaland album with Chris on vocals. Timbaland tried to make him sound like a second Justin Timberlake, laughably failing. Chris, please do yourself a favor and stay away from Timbaland. Stick to rock music, that's what made you famous in the first place. No more of that dance-pop drivel.Coldplay Mylo XylotoColdplay A Sky Full of StarsCreed Human ClayDisturbed IndestructibleFaith No More We Care a LotFrench Montana Excuse My FrenchGreen Day iDOS!Halsey BadlandsOne of the most boring albums I've heard in a while.Hawthorne Heights If Only You Were LonelyImagine Dragons Smoke + MirrorsImagine Dragons: I'm sorry for everything, for everything I've done Me: Well, you know what? Apology DENIEDIn Flames Soundtrack to Your EscapeIn Flames BattlesUnfortunately, In Flames still refuse to listen to their fans and keep going in the same manufactured, commercialized direction. At this point they're an irrelevant band anyway, so no one should be paying much attention to them anymore. The only redeeming point of this album would be "The End", but other than that, nothing can save this atrocity.Jessica Simpson A Public AffairJet Get BornJonas Brothers A Little Bit LongerJustice Audio, Video, DiscoKeane Night TrainKodaline Coming Up for AirKorn The Path of TotalityLou Reed and Metallica LuluI AM THE TABLE! THE PROGRESS, THE AGRESSOR! I AM THE TABLE!Louis XIV Slick Dogs and PoniesMegadeth Super ColliderI hate to say it, but this album makes Risk look like Rust In Peace. Megadeth have released their very own Lulu.Metallica St. AngerKill Kill Kill Kill Kill... Kiiiiiiiiiillllllll!!!Metallica Hardwired...To Self-DestructMillionaires TonightMudvayne The End of All Things to ComeOasis Standing on the Shoulder of GiantsOwl City The Midsummer StationPussycat Dolls PCDPVRIS White NoiseSoulja Boy iSouljaBoyTellEmSpice Girls SpiceStaind The Illusion of ProgressThe Mars Volta AmputechtureThe National The NationalTheir singer is just mumbling throughout the entire album.Three Days Grace HumanTyga Hotel CaliforniaTyga The Gold Album: 18th DynastyVanilla Ice To the ExtremeVarious Artists (Hip Hop) SHADYXVX Ambassadors VHS1.0 awfulAgainst The Current In Our BonesAqua AquariumAvenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldFrom a once talented band, Avenged Sevenfild have decided to go all commercial and mainstream, completely forgetting what made them important in the first place. It was like I was slapped in the face after this abomination.Avenged Sevenfold Hail to the KingBABYMETAL BABYMETALWTF? Basically the Best Band Ever You Wish You Were as Cool as UsIf they're the best band ever, I dread to think what the worst band ever sounds like.Black Veil Brides We Stitch These WoundsBlood on the Dance Floor It's Hard to Be a Diamond...Blood on the Dance Floor Let's Start a RiotBlood on the Dance Floor EPICBlood on the Dance Floor All the RageBlood on the Dance Floor EvolutionBritney Spears In the ZoneBritney Spears BritneyBritney Spears Femme FataleBritney Spears Britney JeanbrokeNCYDE The BrokenbrokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!brokeNCYDE Will Never DiebrokeNCYDE Guilty PleasureBuckcherry FuckCharlie Puth Nine Track MindColdplay A Head Full of DreamsCrazy Frog Crazy Frog Presents Crazy HitsWhy did I like this when I was 8? I have no idea. Whoever made this needs to die.David Guetta Nothing but the BeatDisturbed Ten Thousand FistsDisturbed AsylumDisturbed ImmortalizedI am pleased to say that my rating singlehandedly bumped down the average score from a 2.6 to a 2.5.Dot Dot Curve Til the Wheels Fall OffDot Dot Curve I'm Still HereEd Sheeran ÷Fall Out Boy Make America Psycho AgainFall Out Boy's Recharged? No, but seriously though, all the guests played their parts horribly and there is nothing good about this collection. There is no need for you to poison yourself with this drivel.Falling in Reverse Fashionably LateI'm Not A Fan, But The Kids Like It + Results May Vary + Any BOTDF album = Fashionably Late.Flo Rida R.O.O.T.S.Halestorm Into the Wild LifeHalsey hopeless fountain kingdomHawthorne Heights The Silence in Black and WhiteHello Kitty Suicide Club ^_^Hinder Extreme BehaviorIggy Azalea The New ClassicIn Flames Siren CharmsJedward Planet JedwardJonas Brothers Lines, Vines and Trying TimesKarmin HelloKaty Perry Teenage DreamKesha AnimalKevin Federline Playing with FireKid Cudi Speedin' Bullet 2 HeavenKid Rock Rebel SoulKid Rock First KissLil Wayne RebirthLimp Bizkit Results May VaryNo doubt that I'd love to sniff on them panties nowLimp Bizkit Gold CobraWarning: Warning: Results May Vary - Part II Linkin Park XeroLinkin Park RechargedLmfao Sorry For Party RockingHorrible lyrics, cheesy beats, the only alright track is Party Rock Anthem which still doesn't save this trainwreck.Maroon 5 VSo, this is Maroon 5 today? It seems this is more like an Adam Levine project rather than a band. Almost no guitar and drum sounds, just pure commerical pop. I wish they would making songs like Secret, This Love, She Will Be Loved etc. Maroon 5 is dead.Meghan Trainor TitleMeghan Trainor Thank YouCould I 0.5 this? Metro Station Metro StationMiley Cyrus BreakoutMiley Cyrus Can't Be TamedMiley Cyrus BangerzMiley Cyrus Miley Cyrus and Her Dead PetzMilli Vanilli All Or NothingWhy couldn't the Grammy for Best New Artist go to Neneh Cherry instead of these fakers???Mudvayne L.D. 50Nickelback Dark HorseNickelback Here and NowOwl City Ocean EyesOwl City All Things Bright And BeautifulParis Hilton ParisPope Francis Wake Up!Prophets of Rage Prophets of RagePussycat Dolls Doll DominationPVRIS White Noise (Deluxe Version)Riff Raff Neon IconRobin Thicke PaulaIt's just the same thing all over again. If you heard one song, you can say you've heard them all. I'm listening to a guy who is crying over somebody who dumped him and now he desperately wants to Get Her Back (see what I did there?) by humiliating not only himself but her as well. Way to go, Robin. I'm sure she will reunite with you.Royal Blood How Did We Get So Dark?Sonic Syndicate Love and Other DisastersSonic Syndicate We Rule the NightSonic Syndicate ConfessionsSoulja Boy Souljaboytellem.comThe Black Eyed Peas The BeginningThe Corrs Talk on CornersThe Darkness One Way Ticket To Hell And BackThe Darkness Permission to LandIt's times like these when I wish I could give an album a zero. I really do. The whole CD sounds like as if they stole ideas from Elvis Presley and decided to make them their own. And also, what is so DARK about them? (Rhetorical question)The Darkness Hot CakesThe Darkness Last of Our KindThe Darkness Pinewood SmileTheory of a Deadman The Truth Is...Trivium The CrusadePeople LIKE/LOVE this album? Are you kidding? If Limp Bizkit were Metallica, these guys would be Mudvayne.will.i.am #Willpower0.5 Puddle of Mudd Life On Display
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