Average Rating: 3.47 Rating Variance: 0.56 Objectivity Score: 77% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicCarole King TapestryThis is pretty much a compilation of all these famous songs I've heard throughout my life, but never known who wrote or sang them. Who doesn't know all the lyrics for You've Got a Friend, Feel Like a Natural Woman, or even Will You Love Me Tomorrow? Every single song is a classic that will unfortunately be far more memorable than this album, or even Carole King herself. Chris Cornell Euphoria MorningElectric Light Orchestra A New World RecordJeff Buckley GraceMichael Jackson ThrillerDespite being decades old now, this album is still flawless. Our Lady Peace Happiness is not a fish that you can catchHappiness is definitely Our Lady Peace at their best. Coming from the slightly off-kilter album, Clumsy, OLP manages to broaden their music while maintaining their unique grungy sound. Singles like One Man Army, Is Anybody Home?, and Thief are more rock oriented tracks, while songs like Lying Awake, Annie, and Consequences of laughing retain their familiar style. Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafRadiohead OK ComputerRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationThe Beatles RevolverYasunori Mitsuda Chrono Trigger Original Sound VersionIt's funny to listen to all these contemporary video game soundtracks, despite their production value, nothing has managed to reach the level of Chrono Trigger. Even with the SNES quality pixel sounds, every single song is unique and perfectly composed. I can't remember every part of the game off the top of my head, but listening to each track, I can list off each place almost instantly. Isn't that what a video game soundtrack should be able to do?4.5 superbBilly Joel The StrangerBob Dylan Nashville SkylineColdplay ParachutesA beautifully intimate record. It feels so small and comfortable, away from the anthemic rock Coldplay's gotten into over their last few albums. Foo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseJeff Buckley Sketches For My Sweetheart The DrunkThis one is a tough one to rate. The first disc is a heavenly compilation of songs. They don't always flow well, and some are vastly different than others, but they are still amazing songs. Unfortunately for disc 2... sketches really is the best word to describe it. While a couple of tracks are gems, even in their raw state, a lot of them needed more work, which will unfortunately never happen. Still an essential Jeff Buckley listen, it's sad to think some of these disc 2 gems will never be perfected. Nine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralNine Inch Nails The FragileNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineThe lyrics for some of these songs are pretty embarrassing to listen to, and I'm really hoping to hear this album one day with a later-NIN rock sound. However, despite that, this is a very well crafted, precise- yet wild record. The album's bite is downplayed by the over-bearing 80's digital sound. but they're still very well layered and coordinated tracks. And the lyrics, despite sounding incredibly corny, actually come off feeling honest rather than stupid. You'll just never catch me singing in public, "I gave you my purity, and my purity you stole." Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine: 2010 RemasterI was hoping this would be a remake of the original album, replacing all the synthetic electronic sounds with live instruments and such. Nope, this is a remaster. The sounds been cleaned, and the volume of the tracks and all their layers has been pretty well retuned. However, I'm not the best listener, and unless I compare each track one by one, a lot of the remastering goes over my head. However, I do notice an unexplainable improvement, and it's a great album, and I just reassigned the same rating as the original. Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Piano CollectionsOur Lady Peace ClumsyOur Lady Peace Spiritual MachinesRadiohead In Rainbows: From the BasementRadiohead Pyramid SongIt's astonishing when a bands B-Sides are better than most other bands' A-Sides. Amnesiac was far from a great Radiohead album, save for a couple songs, especially Pyramid Song. However, despite the forgettable album, the B-Side tracks on this are awesome.Radiohead Kid ARadiohead In RainbowsSimon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled WaterSoundgarden SuperunknownThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles Abbey RoadI have always argued that Revolver is my favourite Beatles album, but Abbey Road is the best (especially over the usual Sgt. Peppers). But strangely not a whole lot of people argue for Abbey Road, no one denies the albums greatness, but this album barely cracked Rolling Stones top 15 albums of all time. (Not that I agree with Rolling Stone on music taste after the 60s) For any band, this would be a great accomplishment, but when The Beatles make up half the top 10, it's a snub. The whole first half of the album is literally classic after classic, not a single weak track (that's right, I like Octopus' Garden!). And the second half is this amazing ramp up to what I can only describe as one of the best album finales of all time, each band member contributing a quick little solo followed by the quintessential Beatle's lyric, "And in the end/the love you take/ is equal to the love you make" Vince Guaraldi Trio A Charlie Brown ChristmasThis album musically defines christmas, and I don't think I'm alone with that sentiment. Too bad Guaraldi didn't make it to see how beloved his music would become.Weezer PinkertonWeird Al Yankovic Running With ScissorsI was considering rating this a classic, but there's a few tracks I see more as filler. However, to this day I still know the lyrics to a lot of these songs, and that's the sign of an amazing album. I'd recommend this to anyone.Yasunori Mitsuda Chrono Cross Original SoundtrackTo think that this soundtrack is the successor to the faultless Chrono Trigger, and yet it can actually hold it's own is an amazing feat. 4.0 excellentAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueAlice in Chains DirtArt Garfunkel BreakawayBelle and Sebastian The Boy With the Arab StrapBilly Talent Billy Talent IIblink-182 Take Off Your Pants and JacketBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoBon Iver Bon Iver"Small and soulful" best describes this album. Completely free of any embellishments or frills, the album is a raw piece of work that allows you to enjoy the poetic lyrics, and simple but enjoyable soundscape. Bryan Adams The Best of MeFor me, Bryan Adams is the king of sappy soft rock. And this album is a great collection of his sappiest, most romantic music I could ever want to hear. Cake Comfort EagleIt's always a little awkward listening to this album. With the flamboyant music (never missing a moment to utilize a horn section), and the monotone singer always off beat, with the weird intonation, and constantly straddling the line between singing and spoken word. However, despite all that, everything gels so well and meshes to make a great album. It's quirky and it's fun, and no matter what the hell a songs about, it always begs you to try and sing along.Daft Punk DiscoveryAll the track on this album are amazing, but almost all of them are too repetitive. Repetition is not necessarily a bad thing, but when songs like High Life are a two second clip repeated for three and a half minutes, no matter how much I love it, I will eventually start skipping to the next track mid song. Deftones Diamond EyesFleetwood Mac RumoursFlight of the Conchords The Distant FutureFlight of the Conchords Flight of the ConchordsFlying Lotus Until the Quiet ComesFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFoo Fighters Foo FightersFour Tet 0181Gorillaz Demon DaysMany of the subjects covered within this album are quite horrifying, but they don't sound so bad when the album sounds this good. Demon Days has a good blend of hip-hop and rock, neither over-powering or outshining the other. The guests are a hell of lot subtler than later work, but still leave a strong mark on their respective songs. Gotye Making MirrorsGrizzly Bear Yellow HouseGrizzly Bear VeckatimestHow To Destroy Angels Welcome OblivionJeff Buckley Live at Sin-éJohn Frusciante Shadows Collide with PeopleLinkin Park MeteoraMartina Topley-Bird The Blue GodA hauntingly beautiful album. Has a great flow, and each song slides well into the next. It may take a few listens to separate each track, but once you do you'll see they're almost all gems. Moby 18Mother Mother EurekaMuse AbsolutionNine Inch Nails Beside You In TimeNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IX: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X - Piano CollectionsOasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory?Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus PhoenixPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPortishead DummyRadiohead Airbag/How Am I Driving?Radiohead Hail to the ThiefFor an album recorded in 2 weeks, this is pretty damn good. But than again, I think an extra couple of weeks could have helped this album. Radiohead The BendsSeal Seal IISilversun Pickups CarnavasSilversun Pickups SwoonSimon and Garfunkel Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and ThymeSoundgarden Down on the UpsideSoundgarden A-SidesSum 41 All Killer No FillerThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles LoveThe Chemical Brothers Hanna: Original Motion Picture SoundtrackThe Cure DisintegrationThe Cure PornographyThe Good, The Bad & The Queen The Good, The Bad & The QueenThe Smashing Pumpkins AdoreThe first Smashing Pumpkins album I got into, and definitely my favourite. Adore takes big leaps in maturity from the last couple albums, with the band no longer relying on heavier and heavier guitars to add drama and power to each track. With most of the album on the slower side, the band really steps up with more powerful lyrics, experimentation with digital beats to replace their missing drummer, and orchestrated music to make each track as grandiose as their usual sound. It may not have as many popular singles, but this album definitely has the more powerful. The Smashing Pumpkins OceaniaI've only in the last few months started listening to The Smashing Pumpkins, but it's been a LONG time coming. So taking a little detour, skipping from Adore to Oceania (as any listener should never do), there is a certain amount of culture shock. It's a great deal different, going rockier in the ways of Mellon Collie and Siamese Dreams, but also with an air of whimsy unseen from the band before, with light backing vocals and a little synthetic glitter here and there. The sound may have evolved a little, but the music is just as epic, beautiful, and as enjoyable as its always been. The Tea Party The Edges Of TwilightThe Verve Urban HymnsA warm, rocking, album full of majestic tracks. With an amazing use of an orchestra string section (especially noticeable in the singles), each song manages to build itself into a grand finale, and the album is constantly bursting with drama and emotion. And yet it is still a solid rock album, any orchestral backing or effects only accentuate the core band, and none of it ever sounds sappy or weak, instead feeling quite epic and empowering. This is going into the permanent collection. Tokyo Police Club ChampTool LateralusTrent Reznor and Atticus Ross The Social NetworkVampire Weekend Vampire WeekendVampire Weekend Contra3.5 greatA Perfect Circle Mer de NomsSome songs are easily 4 material, as I used to rate this album. But when the songs suck, boy do they suck bad. Amy Winehouse FrankAudioslave AudioslaveBear McCreary Battlestar Galactica - Season TwoBilly Talent Billy TalentBroken Bells Broken BellsBryan Adams On a Day Like TodayClark IradelphicColdplay X & YColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadColdplay Viva La VidaColdplay Mylo XylotoDaft Punk Alive 2007Daft Punk Tron: LegacyEric Clapton UnpluggedFlight of the Conchords Folk the World TourFlight of the Conchords I Told You I Was FreakyFoo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & GraceFoo Fighters Skin and BonesFoo Fighters Wasting LightFour Tet Everything Ecstaticfun. Some NightsGorillaz GorillazGreen Day NimrodGreen Day American IdiotGreen Day DookieGrizzly Bear ShieldsHans Zimmer InceptionHow To Destroy Angels An OmenThis was a surprising follow up to the bands debut EP. It doesn't have the same high points as the first, the tracks are generally less interesting then The Distance In Between andFur Lined from the first EP. But An Omen is an overall better album, and a lot more interesting to listen to. The singer no longer sounds bored and lifeless, the beats are a lot more detailed, and the overall tone, while still a downer, can actually be a little lighthearted at times with the track like Ice Age and On a Wing and The Sleep of Reason. It still doesn't compare to the work of NIN, but I think this is a sign of good faith that such work is on its way. Justin Timberlake FutureSex/LoveSoundsLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryMarilyn Manson Holy Wood (In The Shadow Of The Valley Of Death)Marilyn Manson Mechanical AnimalsMaroon 5 Songs About JaneMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeI applaud MCR for really reaching for this album. It's got a solid concept, and some of these tracks elevate to quite epic proportions. The album lags a bit near the end, but is quite enjoyable. Nine Inch Nails BrokenNine Inch Nails The SlipNine Inch Nails Year ZeroNine Inch Nails With TeethNirvana NevermindNirvana In UteroNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IX - Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X: Original SoundtrackQueens of the Stone Age Rated RRadiohead The King of Limbs: From the BasementRadiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live RecordingsLive tracks mostly from the Kid A and Amnesiac albums. It's ironic that despite feeling Amnesiac as the weaker of the two albums, the live rendition from that album, Like Spinning Plates, is the highlight. Radiohead No Surprises/Running From DemonsRadiohead COM LAG (2plus2isfive)Radiohead The King of LimbsNot only are they releasing the album without much warning, but they're also springing it out a day early. Radiohead is really trying to kill the hype for this thing. And I see good reason, this is not what anyone would have guessed from a Radiohead album, it's short, very rough, and almost indie sounding. It's a great album, but for all the fans hoping for another Kid A, or even The Bends, this as far as possible from what they were hoping for. Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium ArcadiumRihanna Good Girl Gone Bad: ReloadedRihanna Good Girl Gone BadSilversun Pickups SeasickSilversun Pickups PikulSleigh Bells TreatsSleigh Bells Reign of TerrorSoundgarden BadmotorfingerSoundgarden Louder Than LoveThe Beatles Let It BeI feel like I'm doing something awful by writing this review, like I'm killing a newborn baby, supporting Hitler, or wishing cancer on someone.rWhile I think this has some the bands best work, overall the album is very uneven. Beautiful songs like Two of rUs and Across the universe are split by the mediocre Dig a Pony. Let it Be is lead in by the filler track Dig It, rI've got a Feeling by Maggie Mae, and The Long and Winding Road follows One After 909. And while I've never rbeen a fan of the rustic Get Back (I know that's weird) it's not preceded by anything good either. rWhile I'm sure many will disagree, I think this album is over-rated.The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandIt's a great album, yes, some of these tracks are timeless, but I've never been able to understand how this can be considered the greatest album ever by so many people. The title tracks are pretty good, and I think they serve as great openers and closers, not to mention as a lead in to A Day in the Life (a song I appreciate for its intricacy and grandeur but have never truly cared for). When it comes to a few of the tracks Getting Better, Fixing a Hole, Lovely Rita, and When I'm Sixty-Four, I've never seen any of these as more than filler. They're good, but cannot compare at all with classics A Little Help, Lucy in the Sky, or Within you Without You. As far as just plain good goes, I've always been a fan of She's Leaving Home (which is generally seen as a weaker track), and have always been on the fence with Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite (which is almost always relegated to Beatles classics). I see this album as a great Beatles record, but hardly classic. The Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe Network Money Money 2020The Smashing Pumpkins Rotten ApplesThe Tea Party TransmissionThem Crooked Vultures Them Crooked VulturesThom Yorke The EraserThornley Come againTokyo Police Club Elephant ShellUbiquitous Synergy Seeker APPROVEDUbiquitous Synergy Seeker Welding the C:/Vangelis Blade Runner SoundtrackWeird Al Yankovic Straight Outta Lynwood3.0 goodAmy Winehouse Back To BlackAtoms for Peace AmokIf you're a Thom Yorke fan, than this album is a must hear, this guy doesn't put out anything less than top notch work. However, having heard about this band years ago, I was expecting something less digital. I've been excited to hear what can happen when the robotic Thom teams up with the likes of the insane Flea. However, despite being a member of the band, I hear almost nothing resembling a real bass in this album. This is by no means to put the album down, but this is far from what I'd expect from a band. This is basically a Thom Yorke solo album.Audioslave Out of ExileAvril Lavigne Under My SkinBear McCreary Battlestar Galactica - Season ThreeBeck Modern Guiltblink-182 blink-182Blur ParklifeBon Iver Blood BankBush Sea Of MemoriesThis album is just good, not great, not bad, just good. When I listen to the album, I can enjoy it quite a bit without skipping anything. But, except for a couple tracks, I haven't ever cared to listen to them on their own. Cake Fashion NuggetListening to this band is always an enjoyable experience. No matter how mediocre the song may be, the band always goes at it with full enthusiasm. While I can appreciate the band trying to move out into different genres, the results tend to be very hit or miss. While I think the country flavour works for Stickshifts And Safetybelts, it doesn't help as well on She'll Come Back To Me. This back and forth of hit and miss makes up the general experience of the album. It's not bad, not by any means, but certainly not the bands best.City and Colour Little HellCrystal Castles Crystal CastlesDeerhunter Fluorescent GreyDon Davis The MatrixDuran Duran Decade: Greatest HitsEric Clapton Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric ClaptonEvanescence The Open DoorFatboy Slim You've Come A Long Way, BabyFoo Fighters One by OneGorillaz G-SidesHow To Destroy Angels How To Destroy AngelsImogen Heap Speak For YourselfJoy Division Unknown PleasuresLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLinkin Park Living ThingsThis is more like what I expected from A Thousand Suns, a lot more edge and charge. It's faster and it's catchier, but despite all that, it still doesn't compare with Hybrid Theory or Meteora. Marilyn Manson The Golden Age Of GrotesqueMaroon 5 It Won't Be Soon Before LongMumford and Sons Sigh No MoreNine Inch Nails Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3DOur Lady Peace GravityNot a bad album by any stretch, but I mourn the loss of a great Canadian grunge band. Our Lady Peace NaveedPhoenix It's Never Been Like ThatPhoenix Bankrupt!Does anyone else get an 80s synth vibe from this album? It's definitely an interesting sound, and it's an enjoyable album. I'm only listening through one long iTunes stream (sans separate tracks), but I haven't noticed any clear stand out singles. It doesn't mean this album is bad, far from it, but I didn't find myself clamouring to hear any songs again right away. Queens of the Stone Age Era VulgarisRadiohead AmnesiacIt's meant to be a companion piece to Kid A, but I can't help but feel that this more of an afterthought album. It feels like the best stuff was compiled for Kid A, and the rest were just released later on Amnesiac. There are a few classic Radiohead tracks on here, but for the most part it's a pretty inferior collection of music. Instead check out the Pyramid Song single and its B-Sides. Radiohead No SurprisesRadiohead My Iron LungRihanna Rated RRihanna LoudSavage Garden AffirmationSeether Disclaimer IISeether DisclaimerSilversun Pickups Neck of the WoodsI've become obsessed with this band over the last 4-5 months, their music is enjoyable, and has some bite to it. However, the newest album is too tame, there's no passion. I can forgive that there aren't as many loud moments as Swoon, but most of these songs have no recognizable tune, and overall, this album if forgettable. It's not bad, but it's not up to normal Silversun standards.The Black Keys El CaminoThe Lonely Island IncredibadThe Mars Volta AmputechtureThe Mars Volta really know how to party, but it's too bad the don't know when to go home. The songs are great, but when most of the songs end after the first 4-5 minutes, but go on long trippy instrumentals for another 5-10, they start to overstay their welcome. Three Days Grace One-XUbiquitous Synergy Seeker QuestamationVampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City2.5 averageAce of Base The SignAnimal Kingdom Signs and WondersAudioslave RevelationsAWOLNATION Megalithic SymphonyBeck The InformationBilly Talent Billy Talent IIIBox Car Racer Box Car RacerCage The Elephant Cage The ElephantCrystal Castles Crystal Castles IIDaft Punk Human After AllHaving listened to Daft Punks live album afterwards its clear that a lot of these are not really meant to work as rstand alone tracks. They aren't all that great, and for the most part this album is kind of dull. However, as ringredients for remixing and sampling, these tracks are amazing. There's a lot of different sounds, slow and rfast, rock tracks and your average electronic beat. No matter what your taste, there will be something for reveryone to pick up on, but as a whole, this album is pretty average. P.s. Technologic makes me wanna rub my ears against a cheese grater. And yet, I love that about it!? That's the definition of masochism. Deadmau5 4x4=12Raise your weapon is a perfect 5, but sadly not the rest of the album. Foster The People TorchesGorillaz Laika Come HomeGorillaz D-SidesGorillaz The FallGorillaz Plastic BeachGorillaz finally got crushed under the weight of it's guest stars. The album lacks cohesion and suffers from mediocrity. I miss the good old fun, Gorillaz was designed as an escape where Damon can hide behind the cartoon band, but it seems like after two albums, this has become a full-fledged gig. Rather than try out whatever he couldn't do as a group, he's just created another one. But this time, they've got bloated members like Lou Reed. Hans Zimmer Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest These aren't directly from the movie. I listened to the soundtrack looking for certain snippets of music, and none of them were there. Joy Division CloserLinkin Park A Thousand SunsLinkin Park Minutes To MidnightNobuo Uematsu FINAL FANTASY IX Original Soundtrack PlusOur Lady Peace Healthy In Paranoid TimesPhoenix AlphabeticalQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeRadiohead Pablo HoneySeether Holding Onto Strings Better Left to FraySum 41 ChuckTaylor Swift RedThe Beatles Yellow SubmarineThe Bravery The Sun and the MoonThe Bravery The Sun and the Moon CompleteThe Smashing Pumpkins Machina - The Machines of GodThis album is a serious letdown. With the amazing opening track, and great second and third, I was really expecting to enjoy this. Well, I've listened to the album twice, and still nothing has ever stood out to me besides the aforementioned tracks. But with fifteen songs on the album, you'd really hope for more than three noticeable songs. I'll will try this again, I really want to like it, as I have the bands other work, but I'll have to wait till I have the patience to try it again. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross The Girl With The Dragon TattooYes, the soundtrack fits the low-key tone of the movie to a tee. As a soundtrack it fits perfectly to the visuals with all it's dark and ominous tones. This of course, is the sole purpose of a soundtrack, and with that in mind, this soundtrack works wonders. But as an album, it fails to capture the subtle attitude present in The Social Network. The songs lack any real intrigue or interest, unlike The Social Network, there's nothing noticeable or even worth listening to. With that said, the song covers at the very beginning and end, recorded for the opening and closing credits are amazing. Karen O is in typical form, but Mariqueen Maandig needs a shout out. She sings with so much emotion, it's too bad she isn't like that on the How to Destroy Angel's albums. 2.0 poorAvenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldAvril Lavigne Let GoChris Cornell Carry OnNot every song on this is poor, Scar on the Sky is bearable, but it's unfortunate that the only good song was commissioned for a Bond movie. Damon Albarn Monkey: Journey to the WestI assume it works magic with Hewlett's visuals...Don Davis The Matrix RevolutionsI agree that it's unfair to criticize the album for not having a compilation set like the first couple movie soundtracks, but I think it's a letdown. The actual scores for the movie are interesting at moments, but generally repetitive and boring. Even the best song, Navras, goes on longer than it needs to. Drake Take CareI really wanted to like this album, he's got an interesting voice, but most importantly, he doesn't just rap about living a thug life. However, if I have to wade through the usual rap to find gems like Look What You've Done, than I can't promise I'll give it another listen. Lmfao Sorry For Party RockingYou're forgiven. Thanks for not putting out more of these albums. Marilyn Manson Smells Like ChildrenNine Inch Nails Purest FeelingThis is an awful record. But it's true value is not really in it's listenability, definitely not that. It's really best as a peek into the creative process of making an album, and an early NIN one at at that.Social Distortion Hard Times and Nursery RhymesI took notice of this album for the single Machine Gun Blues, its got great hooks and is a good single. I'm willing to admit that I should give this album another chance, there wasn't anything particularly offensive about this album, but than again, there wasn't anything else memorable either that would make giving this album another shot any easier than the first time. Sum 41 Does This Look Infected1.5 very poorChris Cornell ScreamRock God Chris Cornell is brought down this level of pop trash. Even as a pop/dance album this pretty bad. The only reason I don't give this album a total 1 is because I heard a live performance of Long Gone, and it wasn't terrible. I also have a weird liking for the song Ground Zero, but as a Soundgarden fan, I'm quite ashamed of it. Puscifer "V" Is For VaginaStreet Sweeper Social Club Street Sweeper Social ClubI found this band through the NIN Light in the Sky sample album. The songs were amazing, easily 4 material. I started the album wondering how they could only choose 2 songs for the sample, the answer is now pretty obvious. Except for The Oath and Clap for the Killers, this album is pretty bad. 1.0 awfulA Perfect Circle eMOTIVeWhenever I listen to the cover of Imagine, I think back to the scene in the first terminator movie when Kyle Reese is walking through the resistance tunnel, watching as kids are scrounging for rats to eat, and then all of a sudden a terminator gets past security and kills them all. When I listen to this album I hope the terminator manages to euthanize everyone. Aside from Passive, and possibly another song I forgot, this is an awful album.
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