Average Rating: 3.36 Rating Variance: 0.70 Objectivity Score: 83% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicGreen Day DookieOne of my favorite albums growing up; I can still listen to it start-to-finish this day and enjoy every second of it. Streetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the Between"Organic" -- that's the word that comes to mind when I think of this album. There's so much diversity going on here, so much energy and emotion. One of my all-time favorites.4.5 superbStreetlight Manifesto Keasbey NightsA tremendous album; I cannot sit still while listening to this, it always gets me movin'. 4.0 excellentGreen Day WarningGreen Day shows a lot of range in this album. I don't enjoy quite as much as "Dookie", but I do think it's a fantastic album. Green Day NimrodAnother great Green Day album. "Uptight" takes the cake as the best song of the album.Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbLot's of emotion invested into the lyrics of this album. As always, great use of the brass instruments by Streetlight.3.5 greatPanic! at the Disco Pretty. Odd.I find this album really catchy. A lot of different flavors. Relaxing and enjoyable.Yellowcard When You're Through Thinking, Say YesThere's a lot to like here. Nothing ground-breaking, just very solid music nonetheless.3.0 goodGreen Day InsomniacA pretty good showing from Green Day on this one, but definitely not my favorite of theirs. Green Day American IdiotDefinitely more of a shift towards Pop-Rock, but this album is well-done.Green Day 21st Century BreakdownMore Pop-Rock clearly out of the vein from American Idiot. It's not classic Green Day, but it's still catchy and fun to listen to now and then.Panic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutDefinitely unique -- sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. Panic! at the Disco Vices & VirtuesDidn't like it quite as much as "Pretty. Odd.", but it's a pretty solid album. Urie's wildly-fluctuating voice is enjoyable, I just can't deny it. Sum 41 Underclass HeroA step in a new direction for the band -- this is Sum 41's "American Idiot". Although obviously different from some of their older stuff, I felt they showed some impressive maturation as musicians. Sum 41 Screaming Bloody MurderGreen Day took a new approach with "American Idiot" and continued down that path with "21st Century Breakdown". Sum 41 follows suit by traveling down a similar road, first with "Underclass Hero", and now with "Screaming Bloody Murder". This album is not original and it's not traditional Sum 41, but it is still a pretty solid collection of music.The Strokes AnglesUnique album with some diverse sounds; I enjoyed most of it.2.5 averageStreetlight Manifesto 99 Songs of Revolution: Volume IWay too hit-or-miss. Some really impressive covers here ("Me And Julio", "Linoleum" and "Such Great Heights" come to mind), but others are, quite frankly, too bland.2.0 poorGreen Day KerplunkThere's just nothing that stands out on this album for me. Green Day 39/SmoothToo raw for my tastes. Most bands have humble beginnings, but this just didn't do it for me.
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