Great Albums Only I've Rated
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1 | | William Bell Soul of a Bell
A soul classic. |
2 | | Sam Cooke Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963
The fact that ANY of his albums, let alone one this famous, only have 1 rating is pretty disgraceful. |
3 | | Jerry Lee Lewis Live at the Star Club, Hamburg
Probably the best rock'n'roll record ever. |
4 | | Dionysos La mecanique du coeur
French art rock. Eric Cantona does guest vocals on one track. |
5 | | David Ackles American Gothic
Way overlooked - an early influence on the likes of Tom Waits and Nick Cave. |
6 | | D'Angelo Brown Sugar
The first neo-soul album, and none of you know about it? Ugh. |
7 | | Bernard Herrmann Psycho
Shit film, brilliant score. |
8 | | Adam F Kaos: The Anti-Acoustic Warfare
Features Pharoahe Monch, De La Soul, MOP, Redman, LL Cool J, GURU.... |
9 | | Astor Piazzolla Tango: Zero Hour
Avant-garde classical meets tango. Awesome. |
10 | | Everything But The Girl Idlewild
One of the best acoustic rock records of the '80s. |
11 | | Cassetteboy Festive Christmas
Mental. Will officially ruin your Last.fm account. |
12 | | Patti Smith & Kevin Shields The Coral Sea
Spoken-word poetry meets noisy dreaminess. |
13 | | Bilal 1st Born Second
I've never met anybody else who knows about this record. |
14 | | The Detroit Cobras Tied and True
The best covers band in the world. |
15 | | Michael Nyman The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Love
The best film score ever for me. |
16 | | Scrawl Travel On, Rider
This band just don't get enough credit full stop. |
17 | | Cecil Taylor One Too Many Salty Swift And Not Goodbye
Pretty brilliant free jazz. |
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