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Album Ratings 277
Objectivity 70%
Last Active 07-21-08 10:07 am
Joined 07-21-08
Review Comments 7
| My 'perfect' Albums.
Although what is perfection, anyway? Sounds boring. This is just shit I've given the top marks to, and well deserved for all. If anyone was wondering; I'm 15. /boast | | 1 | | Dinosaur Jr
You're Living All Over Me
J. Mascis is a godly vocalist and guiatr player, the style shown on You're Living All Over Me is irresistable and makes it my favourite album of all time, sprinkle on some lovely noisiness and Dinosaur Jr. have made a masterpiece. | | 2 |  | Against Me!
Reinventing Axl Rose
The music is brilliant, and Tom Gabel's vocals are as passionate as any other vocalist I've ever heard, lyrical genius only adds to the brilliance and this album would seriously be flawless if 'Walking Is Still Honest' didn't sound like the title track. | | 3 |  | Refused
The Shape Of Punk To Come
A hardcore punk masterwork. Brilliant music with elements in dozens of genres from electro to jazz, and Dennis Lyxzen's scream; although samey to some, is just the best scream for me. | | 4 |  | Dead Kennedys
Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables
Punk rock brilliance. For once, both the attitude, the message & the music are all of THE highest quality. Plus Jello has got to be one of the greatest frontmen of all time. | | 5 |  | Public Enemy
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us
Ah yes, some say 36 Chambers, some say Illmatic, but for me, it really has got to be Public Enemy's hip-hop masterpiece. It's just so unbelievably enjoyable. It's irresistable, unless you're really closed-minded towards hip-hop. | | 6 |  | Bad Brains
Bad Brains
I guess it's coming off very clear that punk is my favourite genre, well, it is and so I apologize if the inclusion of so much punk bores you, but really; this is amazing. Bad Brains have had a very, very dodgy career, made only 4 good albums, and one of them is a complete masterpiece. Whether I'm rockin' out to the punk or chilling to the dub, Bad Brains' self-titled wins every time. | | 7 |  | Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Tender Prey
Some may find this an odd choice, but the variety and beauty on Tender Prey is too fantastic to turn down, there's the frantic intensity of songs like 'The Mercy Seat' and melancholic slow songs like 'Watching Alice'. His most rounded effort | | 8 |  | Radiohead
OK Computer
Shoot me, I'm a mainstream prick. Honestly, do I even really need to say anything about this album? If you haven't heard of it, move out from that rock you've been under and listen to it. | | 9 |  | The Stooges
Fun House
Fun House is hard-rocking and intensely brilliant, songs like 1970 start as a good rock and roll track and end as one of the most epic things you've heard. Best smoking album ever, maybe. | | 10 |  | Dinosaur Jr
Bug
Dinosaur Jr. are my favourite band, and while this doesn't have as many brilliant qualities as You're Living All Over Me, every song is fantastic and there's a great variety around the album, ranging from a classic indie-rocker like 'Freak Scene' to a noisy, chaotic, ear-drum bursting bit of guitar-gasm known as 'Don't' | | 11 |  | David Bowie
The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust...
Not every song is perfect but it is perfect as an album, Bowie is so fucking likeable that I give you a confused frown if you don't consider this one of the best albums ever made. | | 12 |  | Arcade Fire
Funeral
Two days ago, this wouldn't be even dreamt of being among these album but, in those two days, its greatness hit me like a wet sponge. Dear god, I've been listening to almost nothing else since. Never thought an album could rise up my ranks as quickly has Funeral has. | | 13 |  | At The Drive-In
Relationship Of Command
A hard, awesome, chaotic slice of genius, irresistable to the post-hardcore fan and even appealing to a casual rock fan. | | 14 |  | Saul Williams
Saul Williams
The highlight of Saul's first two LP's is obviously Saul's lyrical genius, but in his second effort; the self-titled, the music is just as good as Saul himself, tracks like 'Grippo' and 'Telegram' are among the greatest of the hip-hop genre. | | 15 |  | Dinosaur Jr
Dinosaur
A fairly personal choice I suppose, but I fucking love how loud, raw and passionate their debut is.
That's the end of the list then. | |
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07.21.08 | apologies for typos, i'm pretty tired | ClearTheLane
07.21.08 | I did have a good music taste as well when I was 15. My favourite album is at least still the same.
Cool list. | ClearTheLane
07.21.08 | One more thing dude, after looking at your album ratings a bit more specifically, I'm sure you'd like Inside Out's only EP (straight edge hardcore punk) from 1990.
I reviewed it a while ago, so make yourself a favour and check it out. | cannsawxcore
07.21.08 | cheers, i'll be sure to check it out. your list is sound too, RATM's s/t is class and there's many other great albums there. | Cuban Pete
07.21.08 | 3 and 8 are amazing
12 and 13 are great
| StreetlightRock
07.21.08 | 3, 8 and 12 are some of my favorite albums as well, glad you like Funeral! | Seantmpc13
07.21.08 | Yes! I love 6. 4, 5, and 8 are all very good too. Also, ClearTheLane is right about Inside Out. I started listening to them a few months ago and I must say that they are one of the best hardcore punk bands of the '90s. | Shadowskos
07.21.08 | Great list, a lot of good albums. | McP3000
07.21.08 | 1, 3, 8, 10, 12, 13, and 15 are all fantastic | jrowa001
07.21.08 | 3,7,8,12,13 are great albums. always nice to see a Nick Cave fan | Electric City
07.21.08 | i welcome you with open arms | Burning_October
07.21.08 | I really need to listen to numbers 8, 11, 12, 13, and 14. They seem like albums that I would like. | Mikesn
07.21.08 | nice
i want to hear 14 | Serpento
07.21.08 | nice, a few of these aren't prefect imo but to each his own. with your taste I'm surprised you don't like Minor Threat as much. | Yazz_Flute
07.21.08 | ha im 14
3 and 13 are the best here | flamethisuser
07.21.08 | this is a good list. |
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