Average Rating: 3.51 Rating Variance: 0.54 Objectivity Score: 75% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name2024 ahem Avoider2.5Shellac To All Trains3.5Lightning Bug No Paradise3.0Owen The Falls of Sioux3.0Still House Plants If I don’t make it, I love u3.0You Wish Lathe3.0Glass Beams Mahal3.0Heems and Lapgan LAFANDAR3.5Chelsea Wolfe She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She3.5meth. Shame3.02023 AJR The Maybe Man1.0Duster Remote Echoes3.5Duster releasing some of their extensive bootleg/unofficial work. All of Christmas Dust is found here mixed into the tracklist, and some of Experimental Dust and On the Dodge as well.Travis Scott Utopia3.0JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown Scaring the Hoes4.0Black Country, New Road Live at Bush Hall4.0This feels like a much lighter-hearted Ants From Up There. The theatrical elements of their lyrics are expanded upon significantly ('The Boy') and they still have their talent for beautiful climax ('Turbines/Pigs'). Stellar chamber rock album. 100 Gecs 10,000 gecs2.0Maruja Knocknarea4.0Crawl Space Bullshit Unity3.52022 Little Simz No Thank You3.0SZA S.O.S.2.5The Backseat Lovers Waiting To Spill4.5This album sounds like a melancholy, crisp fall morning feels like.Taylor Swift Midnights2.0Birds in Row Gris Klein4.0sign crushes motorist i'll be okay3.5Probably one of the most genuine, raw, emotional albums I've ever heard. Loser Monologue hit really hard. Unfortunately, it's a blatant Duster rip-off. Black Midi Hellfire3.0Kendrick Lamar Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers3.5'Mother | Sober' is one of the best tracks Kendrick has ever released. The first half did not have me confident in this record at all, 'N95' in particular. Father Time and United in Grief are great, but I finished the nine tracks disappointed. The back half, where it feels like he really opens up is where it really started to blow me away. Not quite enough to make up for the lackluster tracks, but still a great comeback from "DAMN."Duster Together3.0Denzel Curry Melt My Eyez See Your Future4.0Big Thief Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You4.0Black Country, New Road Ants from Up There5.0Chamber rock done pretty much perfectly. Everyone who is clowning on them for being pretentious is completely oblivious to this masterpiece. Listen to 'Haldern' and tell me that Isaac Wood isn't pouring his heart into this work. Also the Bread Song lyrics are pretty much the best ever.Yard Act The Overload2.5Frankly, this really just seems like black midi without any of the inventive or fresh parts. Where I can respect black midi for innovation, Yard Act does nothing new, taking the narration of modern post-punk down a very bland path.2021 Juice WRLD Fighting Demons2.0JPEGMAFIA LP! (offline)4.0Baby Keem The Melodic Blue2.0Drake Certified Lover Boy1.5Little Simz Sometimes I Might Be Introvert3.5Deafheaven Infinite Granite3.0Slowdive did the same thing just 28 years earlier and way better... Deafheaven have lost their teeth. Glass Beams Mirage2.5Tyler, the Creator Call Me If You Get Lost3.5J. Cole The Off-Season3.0Squid Bright Green Field3.5AJR OK Orchestra1.5Black Country, New Road For the first time4.5Yard Act Dark Days2.02020 Playboi Carti Whole Lotta Red3.0Deafheaven 10 Years Gone4.0Deftones Ohms3.0Probably their weakest output. They're losing their character they had early on in their career, this feels pretty diluted. Pompeji and Urantia are incredible, but the rest is pretty mediocre.Valium Aggelein Black Moon4.0Juice WRLD Legends Never Die2.0Hum Inlet3.5Shiner Schadenfreude3.5Wishing none of this was your fault3.0Ringo Deathstarr Ringo Deathstarr [2020]3.52019 Duster Duster4.0Despite the almost twenty-year gap between this and Contemporary Movement, this displays an almost linear evolution between records. The guitars lose some fuzz for some real muscle, as seen in 'I'm Lost.' The band begins to use more traditional song structure, as seen in 'Chocolate and Mint,' slow-burning its way to an incredible climax. However, the wandering tracks from Stratosphere aren't completely purged, as 'Go Back,' despite its simplicity, is one of the best on the whole album. Still a solid release, and depending on the day, is more preferable to me than CM.Whirr Feels Like You4.0The first three tracks rival even Loveless and Souvlaki in how gracefully they pull this off.JPEGMAFIA All My Heroes Are Cornballs3.5Black Midi Schlagenheim3.0Shellac The End of Radio4.0Tyler, the Creator IGOR5.0The greatest break-up album of the twenty-first century: soaring synths, incredible verses, and truly heartfelt songs. Tyler dreams up a jaw-dropping follow up to a career high, fully blooming post-Flower Boy. IGOR is steeped in pop sensibility, the most accessible Tyler project to date. Less rapping and more crooning, while fewer features allow Tyler to shine.AJR Neotheater2.0Knifeplay Pearlty3.5Juice WRLD Death Race For Love3.0DaBaby Baby On Baby2.5The Backseat Lovers When We Were Friends3.52018 Failure In The Future Your Body Will Be The Furthest Thing From Your Mind3.0Sheck Wes Mudboy1.5I really liked the production and the beats but the lyrics paired with the delivery are completely inexcusable.Foxing Nearer My God3.0Mid-Air Thief Crumbling4.5Travis Scott Astroworld3.0Denzel Curry TA13OO3.5Deafheaven Ordinary Corrupt Human Love3.5Drake Scorpion1.5Juice WRLD Goodbye & Good Riddance3.0Playboi Carti Die Lit2.5Thirty Seconds to Mars America1.5Car Seat Headrest Twin Fantasy (Face to Face)4.0Sonically, this is like The Strokes. Lyrically, this album is miles beyond what The Strokes ever were. A stellar, polished rework of what was an abrasively lo-fi album, best rock album of 2018 hands down.JPEGMAFIA Veteran4.02017 Machine Girl ...BECAUSE I'M YOUNG ARROGANT AND HATE EVERYTHING2.5I dig the sounds and the textures and the atmosphere, but somehow it feels like none of it ever comes together at all, doing everything without being fulfilling.Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy4.0SZA Ctrl3.5AJR The Click2.0Faye Webster Faye Webster3.0Kendrick Lamar DAMN.3.0This is pretty disappointing. good kid, m.A.A.d city is a perfect album, with To Pimp A Butterfly pretty damn close, and then he drops this, an incohesive collection of singles that spoiled white girls will play in their Jeeps.Playboi Carti Playboi Carti3.52016 Travis Scott Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight2.5Frank Ocean Blonde3.5Big Thief Masterpiece3.5Car Seat Headrest Teens of Denial4.0Radiohead A Moon Shaped Pool4.0Deftones Gore3.0David Bowie Blackstar5.0If there was ever a single "most influential artist," my nomination would be David Bowie. While he was a musical chameleon, shifting styles throughout his discography, his music was always distinctly Bowie, and with that distinction came a set of ideas that were inexorably forward-looking, not changing music by making a new genre, but by endless innovation and experimentation. From the idiosyncracies of Ziggy Stardust, the chintzy glam of Aladdin Sane, the sprawling groove of Station to Station, the almost-but-not-quite ambient back half of Low, Bowie never stopped changing. And, though I haven't listened to every album he has put out, there is no way that any of it can top Blackstar. Bowie's work is magnificent when taken at face value, and yet Blackstar is impossible to remove from a perspective centered on retrospect. He was the truest kind of God, painfully human, and on Blackstar he comes to terms with his mortality, leaving one last release, closing his career with his best album. There's no point in removing his death from the album, because the context is just as important as the music itself. 2015 Grimes Art Angels3.0Deafheaven New Bermuda4.5Even better than Sunbather. Every track here is incredible, especially the first two. The mix of post-rock and black metal really rips, with Deafheaven constantly shifting to keep the tracks fresh despite their length. This stuff is achingly gorgeous, so I'm willing to ignore all the metal elitists who give this band crap for "lack of integrity."Max Richter From Sleep3.5Travis Scott Rodeo4.0Unwound Peel Sessions4.0Beach House Depression Cherry3.5Tame Impala Currents3.0Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a Butterfly4.0AJR Living Room1.0Ghostface Killah and BADBADNOTGOOD Sour Soul3.5Mid-Air Thief Gongjoong Doduk3.5Bjork Vulnicura4.02014 Mitski bury me at makeout creek4.0Unwound 6/30/1999: Reykjavik, Iceland4.5BADBADNOTGOOD III3.5Have a Nice Life The Unnatural World3.5Basically, they got more gothic, more industrial, and heavier. They're losing some of the shoegazey parts in favor of some crushing drones that still hit, just not as hard.TotorRo Home Alone4.02013 Death Grips Government Plates3.5Foxing The Albatross3.5Chelsea Wolfe Pain Is Beauty3.5Whirr Around4.0Run the Jewels Run the Jewels3.5Deafheaven Sunbather4.5My Bloody Valentine m b v3.52012 Deftones Koi No Yokan3.5Kendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d city5.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!4.0Death Grips No Love Deep Web3.5Deftones Leathers/Rosemary4.0Frank Ocean channel ORANGE4.0This is a pretty damn good R&B/pop album, and the stretch from Pilot Jones to Lost is pretty incredible, but it's overstuffed. The album pacing is pretty weird too. Some tracks are simply duds.Beach House Bloom4.0Death Grips The Money Store4.5You Slut! Medium Bastard3.0Grimes Visions3.02011 ASAP Rocky Live.Love.A$AP.3.0*shels Plains Of The Purple Buffalo4.0Giles Corey Giles Corey4.0Deafheaven Roads to Judah3.5Death Grips Exmilitary4.0Radiohead The King of Limbs3.0Glassjaw Coloring Book3.52010 Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy4.0Deerhunter Halcyon Digest3.5The Brave Little Abacus Just Got Back from the Discomfort...4.0Whirr Distressor3.5Deftones Diamond Eyes3.5Alcest Écailles De Lune4.0Titus Andronicus The Monitor3.5Beach House Teen Dream3.02009 Have a Nice Life Voids3.5Sweet Trip You Will Never Know Why4.0Manic Street Preachers Journal For Plague Lovers3.5The Antlers Hospice4.5Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion3.52008 True Widow True Widow3.5Toadies No Deliverance2.5Faraquet Anthology 1997-983.5Midori Aratame Hajime Mashite Midori Desu4.0Portishead Third3.5Have a Nice Life Deathconsciousness5.0You Slut! Critical Meat2.52007 Burial Untrue3.5Radiohead In Rainbows4.5Nadja Radiance of Shadows4.0Kanye West Graduation4.0Flashing Lights is the best song that isn't Runaway in his entire discography. Everything I Am and I Wonder (even with the clunky, awkward flow) are both incredible, but the track listing has way too many filler tracks. Barry Bonds is completely abhorrent.Kashiwa Daisuke Program Music I4.0Alcest Souvenirs D'Un Autre Monde3.5The Angelic Process Weighing Souls With Sand4.0In all honesty, this kinda feels like Deathconsciousness minus the best parts. Still among the best (read: most tolerable) drone I've listened to. Definitely something I need to be in the mood for, and when I am, this album really clicks. Still, I would never really pick this over Deathconsciousness.Silverchair Young Modern2.02006 Joanna Newsom Ys1.0Nope. Just nope. Sitting through this once was enough. Instrumentals cool, voice + lyrics are dogshit.Deftones Saturday Night Wrist4.0Red Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium2.5Jesu Silver3.5The Sleepover Disaster The Oceanographer3.02005 The Newfound Interest in Connecticut Tell Me About the Long Dark Path Home4.0Boris Pink4.0Animal Collective Feels4.5It's like if the Flaming Lips and Neutral Milk Hotel had a beautiful little child.Deftones B-Sides and Rarities2.5toe The Book About My Idle Plot on a Vague Anxiety3.5Emo and post-rock combined pretty damn well. The drumming here is unmatched, and the guitar is reserved. Music to contemplate things to.Team Sleep Team Sleep3.5Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning3.0Low The Great Destroyer3.0LCD Soundsystem LCD Soundsystem3.0Modern Life Is War Witness4.52004 MF DOOM MM.. Food4.0Autolux Future Perfect3.0Jesu Jesu3.0Sum 41 Chuck2.5Arcade Fire Funeral4.0Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Pretty Little Lightning Paw3.5Madvillain Madvillainy4.5MF DOOM is the greatest MC of all time, hands down. Combined with the incrediblly detailed beats of Madlib, this is a classic hip-hop record. Kanye West The College Dropout4.02003 Boris Boris At Last -Feedbacker-4.0Explosions in the Sky The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place2.0This is evidence for those who say that post-rock is emotionless, bland, filler packed with crescendos. It's hard to explain how incredibly dull this album is. Insulting in its inoffensiveness. The fact that Godspeed You! Black Emperor and this share a genre is in the same way that both the Beatles and Britney Spears are both pop. Yes, it's correct, but the two are incomparable in terms of legacy and quality, innovation and integrity. The Strokes Room on Fire2.5Melt-Banana Cell-Scape4.0The Life and Times The Flat End of the Earth4.0Sweet Trip Velocity : Design : Comfort5.0Mew Frengers4.0Radiohead Hail to the Thief3.0Boris Akuma no Uta4.0This is pretty similar to Pink, but more concise. The pacing here is better as well. The blistering noise rock is tighter, and the epic track is groovier, though it lacks the punch 'Farewell' had. All in all, a fantastic guitar record.Deftones Deftones3.0The Radio Dept. Lesser Matters3.5Xiu Xiu A Promise4.0Sleep Dopesmoker3.0Year of the Rabbit Hunted EP2.02002 Sum 41 Does This Look Infected?2.5Audioslave Audioslave2.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor Yanqui U.X.O.4.0Sigur Ros ( )4.5Trespassers William Different Stars4.0Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf2.5Glassjaw Worship and Tribute4.0Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights4.0Carissa's Wierd Songs About Leaving4.0The Flaming Lips Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots3.5mewithoutYou A to B: Life3.0Simple Plan No Pads, No Helmets... Just Balls1.5Hella Hold Your Horse Is3.5Silverchair Diorama3.0Dalek From Filthy Tongue Of Gods And Griots3.5ISIS Oceanic4.0William Basinski The Disintegration Loops I4.02001 maudlin of the Well Leaving Your Body Map3.0Smash Mouth Smash Mouth1.5Shiner The Egg3.5Bush Golden State2.0The Strokes Is This It4.5Possibly the most enjoyable pop album released in the twenty-first century.Incubus (USA-CA) Morning View4.0Beulah The Coast is Never Clear3.0The Microphones The Glow Pt. 24.5System of a Down Toxicity4.0Converge Jane Doe4.0Radiohead Amnesiac3.5Bjork Vespertine4.5maudlin of the Well Bath4.0Astrobrite Crush3.5blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket2.5Sum 41 All Killer No Filler2.5Weezer The Green Album2.5Unwound Leaves Turn Inside You4.5Toadies Hell Below/Stars Above3.02000 The Avalanches Since I Left You3.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven4.0Q and Not U No Kill No Beep Beep4.0Electric Wizard Dopethrone4.5Hear me out guys: fuzzy guitars, indecipherable vocals, incredibly dense atmosphere. THIS IS LITERALLY JUST SHOEGAZE?!!!??!?!???Radiohead Kid A5.0Radiohead are unique in that they are very widely known but also very artistically relevant. Introduced to OK Computer as "the greatest record of all time," I initially agreed. And, to be fair, it's a wonderful album, with incredible highs. However, as my musical scope expanded beyond the world of 90s-era alt rock, I found myself visiting OK Computer less, until eventually I no longer considered it a 10/10 record. In Rainbows did the same thing to me upon first listen: I was totally enamored with Radiohead's genius. Again, eventually it lost its shine as my taste matured. However, Kid A was an album that I never understood until I revisited it. The whole album is quite cohesive, despite being a major change-up, and in my opinion, upgrade, from Radiohead's rock beginnings. This album is highly uneasy, nearly unrecognizable to any listener of The Bends, and while I'm unsure what it's specifically trying to convey, it sure does a great job immersing you in the feeling. Now, I'd consider this their strongest release.At the Drive-In Relationship of Command3.5Glassjaw Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence1.0Probably the most pretentious, nasty, vile stuff I've ever heard. A third-grader with down syndrome could write infinitely better lyrics than this.Deftones White Pony4.0Panchiko D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L3.0Modest Mouse The Moon & Antarctica3.0Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP3.5Elliott Smith Figure 83.0Man, this was disappointing. It's not that this album is bad--it's not. However, compared to his other projects, this is not even in the same realm of excellence. Roman Candle and Either/Or are acoustic masterpieces, and the thin, fragile vocals fit perfectly together with the spiderwebby guitar work. Here, as Smith expands his sonic palette and pop tendencies, the weight of his storytelling and the cohesion of his album structure suffer greatly.The Smashing Pumpkins Machina/The Machines of God3.0Yo La Tengo And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside...4.5Everclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 12.0Shellac 1000 Hurts3.0Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our 3.5Duster Contemporary Movement4.0Me and the Birds and Cooking are the only two tracks here really reminiscent of their debut. Where Stratosphere felt like floating through space, Contemporary Movement feels like falling on wet asphalt with all the little pebbles digging into the heels of your hands. Faraquet The View From This Tower4.5A beautiful blend of post-hardcore and technically prodigious math-rock. Boris Flood5.0Flood II & III are the greatest 34 minutes of music ever. Listening to this album on the edge of sleep is one of the greatest experiences, musical or otherwise, that can be had.1999 Third Eye Blind Blue2.5The Dismemberment Plan Emergency & I4.5Opeth Still Life2.0This is every insufferable metal stereotype rolled into one dumpster fire of a record. Normally I can at least dig metal because it has cool riffs, but this was incredibly dull. The cheesy funeral imagery is incredibly cringe. This is gross, macho, and bland.American Football American Football4.0Filter Title Of Record2.5Incubus (USA-CA) Make Yourself4.0Mr. Bungle California3.5Sigur Ros Agætis byrjun4.5Smash Mouth Astro Lounge1.5Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication3.0blink-182 Enema Of The State1.5The Flaming Lips The Soft Bulletin4.0Fugazi Instrument Soundtrack4.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada3.5Silverchair Neon Ballroom3.0Eminem The Slim Shady LP2.5I wish people would realize that offensive music existed before Eminem. While his lyrics were undeniably some of the most provocative stuff around at the time, I don't see the artistic value in "wow controversial lyrics omfg." People talk about the effect that this album had on the music industry, lowering the bar for what could be said everywhere, but I feel like the doors that he opened might have been better left shut, not on any moral ground, but on a musical ground. Radical young minds have often been responsible for musical innovation, but Eminem was not one of them. People have been making jokes like this, goading taboos and societal norms long before they were put on an LP. This really isn't anything special... the times where Eminem could actually shine, he chooses to err on the side of shock horror rather than good storytelling. The Roots Things Fall Apart4.5Built to Spill Keep It Like a Secret3.0Perfect From Now On, but watered down and made more accessible.Moby Play2.0Went into this not sure what to expect, and came out with a bad taste in my mouth. Not only is the album incredibly long, the loops go on way too long before Moby adds layers. Finally I understand the allegation that trip-hop is elevator music, and this album seemed to fit that pretty well. It was simply did not impress me in any way, almost offensive in its mediocrity.Rage Against the Machine The Battle of Los Angeles2.5Bush The Science of Things3.0Sweet Trip Alura3.0It's like velocity : design : comfort minus all the shoegazey parts, so kind of a letdown. Still a solid electronic release.Beulah When Your Heartstrings Break3.5Fiona Apple When the Pawn...3.5Duster 19753.5Nemo (CAN) In Stereo4.5While often introduced as an essential album for Hum fans, Nemo are certainly more than just a Hum copycat. Where You'd Prefer An Astronaut is deeply personal and intimate (see The Very Old Man and I Hate It Too), In Stereo is completely detached, floating through space. 1998 Refused The Shape Of Punk To Come3.5American Football American Football EP3.0Soul Coughing El Oso3.0PJ Harvey Is This Desire?4.0Cat Power Moon Pix4.0Sunny Day Real Estate How It Feels To Be Something On3.5Elliott Smith XO3.5The Smashing Pumpkins Adore3.0Massive Attack Mezzanine4.0Aceyalone A Book of Human Language4.0Braid Frame & Canvas3.5Fuel Sunburn2.0Jerry Cantrell Boggy Depot3.0Tortoise TNT3.5Duster Stratosphere5.0Shellac Terraform2.5Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea5.0Hum Downward Is Heavenward4.0This is the album that got me on this site, back when I was in sophomore year of high school. I listened to it on Spotify while doing homework because I really liked 'Stars' and was absolutely flabbergasted at how amazing it was. I immediately dove into the internet to see if I was just nuts or if this was actually good. Still holds a special place in my heart.Unwound Challenge For a Civilized Society4.0Cap'n Jazz Analphabetapolothology3.5Boris Amplifier Worship3.5Tram Heavy Black Frame3.5All Natural Lemon and Lime Flavors Turning Into Small3.5Duster Apex, Trance-Like3.5Valium Aggelein Hier Kommt der Schwartze Mond4.01997 Unwound The Light at the End of the Tunnel is a Train3.0Low Songs for a Dead Pilot3.0Beulah Handsome Western States3.0Lo-fi pop, heavily influenced by the Beach Boys and the Beatles. Lay Low For the Letdown is an absolutely essential indie track.Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West5.0Deftones Around the Fur4.5Deftones are relevant as a gateway drug. Any band responsible for introducing masses to both metal and shoegaze is going to be relevant, and this is the record of theirs I find myself coming back to the most. Yes, it's probably their darkest, heaviest release, but 'Be Quiet and Drive' is pretty much perfect and the energy of 'Lotion' is unmatched and 'My Own Summer,' 'Rickets,' and the title track are all intensely groovy. IMO best Deftones release.The Promise Ring Nothing Feels Good3.0The Apples in Stereo Tone Soul Evolution3.0Bjork Homogenic4.5It's always a toss-up for which Bjork album I prefer at a given moment - I love Post's eclectic energy and dynamic changes, I love Vespertine's subtle, warm beats and arcing vocals, but I think most of all, I love Homogenic. Portishead Portishead3.5Incubus (USA-CA) S.C.I.E.N.C.E.4.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞5.0311 Transistor2.0Fishmans Uchuu Nippon Setagaya4.0Radiohead OK Computer4.5Jimmie's Chicken Shack Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope3.0Smash Mouth Fush Yu Mang1.5Foo Fighters The Colour and the Shape3.0Yo La Tengo I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One4.0Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind3.5Sleater-Kinney Dig Me Out4.0The Dwarves The Dwarves Are Young and Good Looking2.0Shiner Lula Divinia4.0Marcy Playground Marcy Playground2.5Elliott Smith Either/Or4.5Goldfinger Hang-ups2.5Built to Spill Perfect from Now On4.0Pavement Brighten the Corners4.0Everclear So Much For The Afterglow2.5Valium Aggelein Dweller On the Threshold3.0Mogwai Young Team3.5Duster Transmission, Flux4.5Silverchair Freak Show2.51996 Bush Razorblade Suitcase2.5Yes, it's bloated. Tracks like Mouth and Bonedriven make up for the bland ones. If they could have cut this down to nine or ten songs, this seriously could have been a solid four at least.Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album3.5Fishmans Long Season4.5Tool Ænima2.5Too many incredibly long noodly parts plus pointless intermissions that ruin the flow of the album. Title track is good, but the rest is just mediocre. 77 minutes? What a waste. At least Undertow was short.Silver Jews The Natural Bridge3.5Weezer Pinkerton4.0OutKast ATLiens3.5The Olivia Tremor Control Music From The Unrealized Film Script 3.5Failure Fantastic Planet3.0I used to think this was the coolest thing ever, but now I come back to this and it just seems lackluster. 'Blank,' Another Space Song,' and 'Daylight' are fantastic tracks, but 'Smoking Umbrellas' and 'Leo' are pretty bland, with other mediocre tracks mixed in. Eels Beautiful Freak3.5Modest Mouse Interstate 84.0The live tracks here are great, as is the title track, but All Night Diner really really sucks.Sublime Sublime3.0Jawbox Jawbox2.5Beck Odelay4.0Soundgarden Down on the Upside2.5Manic Street Preachers Everything Must Go3.5Soul Coughing Irresistible Bliss2.5Goldfinger Goldfinger2.5Polvo Exploded Drawing4.0Lovesliescrushing Xuvetyn3.5Modest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About4.5Rage Against the Machine Evil Empire4.0I feel like this takes everything good about their debut and makes it better.Neutral Milk Hotel On Avery Island3.5Fishmans Kuuchuu Camp4.0DJ Shadow Endtroducing.....4.5Tortoise Millions Now Living Will Never Die4.0Duster On the Dodge2.5The only Duster release that's lo-fi to the point of inaccessibility. Bridges the gap between the end of Calm and the beginning of Duster, but they clearly had a lot of work to do.Nas It Was Written3.0Boris Absolutego3.0Chokebore A Taste For Bitters3.0First 5 tracks are absolutely stellar, what follows is what brings it down. The noise-rock/post-hardcore mixed with slowcore is pretty interesting, but it feels like neither sides shine much.Calm (US) Calm (7")3.0Pre-Duster material that contains songs that would be reworked early in Duster's discography. These tracks are all found in On The Dodge, albeit very differently. Sign Crushes Motorist sounds like Kyuss on this. Arlington Sunset sounds like Siamese Dream-era Smashing Pumpkins in the best possible way.Unwound Repetition3.5Bedhead Beheaded3.5Calm (US) Calm3.5It's like the Pumpkins but watered down. Kinda boring in all honesty, but has some moments where it shines.Calm (US) Moonraker3.5Burzum Filosofem4.0Unwound Corpse Pose/Everything is Weird4.0Duster Christmas Dust4.51995 GZA Liquid Swords4.5Polvo This Eclipse3.0Incubus (USA-CA) Fungus Amongus2.5Melt-Banana Scratch or Stitch3.0The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness2.5If this was even remotely cohesive, it would be incredible. Tonight, Tonight, 1979, Porcelina of the Vast Oceans, and Thru the Eyes of Ruby are some of the best tracks in the entire Pumpkins' catalog, but when they're found alongside at least 10 tracks of filler mixed into the TWENTY-EIGHT song album that absolutely should have been cut. This was the beginning of the end for the Pumpkins, with Mellon Collie letting Corgan's pretentiousness leak through.No Doubt Tragic Kingdom2.5Deftones Adrenaline3.0Mariah Carey Daydream3.5Toadies Rubberneck3.0The Flaming Lips Clouds Taste Metallic4.5Unwound Unwound3.0Filter Short Bus2.5Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...3.0Man, this doesn't hold a candle to Liquid Swords. 311 3112.5Elliott Smith Elliott Smith4.0Supergrass I Should Coco3.5Foo Fighters Foo Fighters3.0Pavement Wowee Zowee3.0Silverchair Frogstomp3.0Bjork Post4.5Everclear Sparkle And Fade4.0The storytelling in this album is really phenomenal. Yes, the 90s were laden with alt-rock filler, but this is worth a listen simply due to how well Alexakis acts as a conduit for the blue collar experience. Summerland has some of the greatest lyrics out there.Mobb Deep The Infamous4.0Unwound The Future of What3.5Alanis Morissette Jagged Little Pill3.0Hum You'd Prefer an Astronaut4.5Tricky Maxinquaye4.0Radiohead The Bends4.0Death Symbolic4.0Mad Season Above3.0Tripping Daisy I Am an Elastic Firecracker2.5Sonic Youth Washing Machine3.51994 Bush Sixteen Stone3.0I grew up with this playing a lot, as they were one of my dad's favorite bands. Glycerine and Alien are by far the best tracks, but the singles still satisfy my butt rock needs every once in a while.Fishmans Orange3.5Melvins Stoner Witch3.5Soul Coughing Ruby Vroom3.0As unique as this record is, sometimes it feels like they're being weird for weird's sake. Lyrics are much too repetitive.Silverchair Tomorrow3.5Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible5.0Jeff Buckley Grace4.0Portishead Dummy4.5Gravediggaz 6 Feet Deep3.5Sublime Robbin' the Hood2.5Elliott Smith Roman Candle5.0311 Grassroots2.5311 really doesn't have much depth, unfortunately. Crunchy riffs can only take you so far.Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley4.0The definitive stoner metal record. The wall of sound in this album hits like a sack of bricks to the head. Gardenia is transcendent.Helmet Betty3.0Guided by Voices Bee Thousand4.0Lush Split4.0Weezer Weezer5.0Live Throwing Copper3.5Nas Illmatic4.5Pure poetry, a beautiful romanticization of the Queensbridge experience in the 90s. N.Y. State of Mind to The World Is Yours might be the greatest three-track stretch found in any hip-hop record of all time.Hole Live Through This3.0The Offspring Smash3.5Unwound New Plastic Ideas5.0It's hard to explain why I like this album so much, or even why I think it's Unwound's best work. When it comes down to it, I think it's my favorite because of its consistency. This album is simply put together better than any of their releases. The first four tracks are hard-hitting and frenetic, with 'Abstraktions' functioning as a median that slows the pace and lets the listener catch their breath. 'All Souls Day' is a return to the form of the first half, but 'Usual Dosage' is a step back. Then, the last two tracks are the greatest one-two punch I've ever heard. 'Arboretum' scrapes the ceiling, then hits the floor just as hard, and 'Fiction Friction' is a perfect kind of closer that not only reflects the record before it, but shows that it is more than the sum of its tracks. Unwound has never sounded so raw and noisy, yet focused and cohesive. Many turn to Leaves as their best work, but it simply has too much stuff. If they had brought the tracklist to ten or eleven songs, it would certainly rival this, but it struggles with continuity, especially with 'Radio Gra,' a significant loss of momentum.Beck Mellow Gold3.5I love this album to pieces. For a while, this was my musical breath of fresh air, and this quirky, idiosyncratic mess was constantly in my rotation. Now, I see that it's really inconsistent. Gems are there to be found, but does it bear any emotional weight at all? No. Now it's simply nostalgic.Soundgarden Superunknown3.5Failure Magnified3.5An alt-rock masterpiece and Failure's best work. Fantastic Planet is more bloated, and, in turn, less consistent, although the highs are higher. Magnified is simply banger after banger, with the initial four-track stretch among the greatest alt-rock material that's out there. Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral4.5Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works Volume II3.0Starflyer 59 Silver3.0Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain4.5Green Day Dookie3.0The Notorious B.I.G. Ready to Die3.5Of all the reputable East Coast rappers from the 90s, Biggie seems the weakest honestly. Mobb Deep, Wu-Tang, and especially Nas blow this out of the water. Still a great album, but I feel like this record is overhyped just because of his untimely death.Flying Saucer Attack Flying Saucer Attack2.0Meat Puppets Too High To Die3.5Alice in Chains Jar of Flies4.0The Jesus Lizard Down3.0Acid Bath When the Kite String Pops3.5Built to Spill There's Nothing Wrong with Love3.5Polvo Celebrate the New Dark Age3.5Sunny Day Real Estate Diary4.0Burzum Hvis Lyset Tar Oss4.0Slint Slint4.0Autechre Amber4.0Shellac At Action Park4.0Bark Psychosis Hex4.0Cap'n Jazz Shmap'n Shmazz4.0Jawbox For Your Own Special Sweetheart4.0Drive Like Jehu Yank Crime4.5Low I Could Live in Hope4.51993 Autechre Incunabula3.5Sleep Sleep's Holy Mountain4.0Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)4.5Hum Electra 20004.0Don Caballero For Respect3.0Tindersticks Tindersticks3.5Melvins Houdini4.0Nirvana In Utero4.0As far as grunge goes, I feel like this was the peak of the movement. There were undeniably some great releases beforehand (see Badmotorfinger, Nevermind, Dirt, Ten and many others) and after (see Superunknown, Dragline, Jar of Flies, Gentlemen, and many others), but none of those albums were a statement as large as this. Nevermind sold millions of copies, and Nirvana reacted violently to the mainstream attention. Working with Steve Albini was a great harbinger of Nirvana's intentions, making a noisy, angry, grunge record regardless of public pressure to take things in a more pop-oriented direction.Type O Negative Bloody Kisses3.5The Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream4.5Dear Billy Corgan, I wish you weren't such an egotistical prick. Fortunately, despite incredibly high band tension, you managed to deliver one of the greatest and most influential albums of the 90s, merging shoegaze, grunge, and the arena-rock spirit of Queen. Regardless of how uncool the Pumpkins were for rejecting the indie scene (and the indie scene rejecting them), this is a great record. Hummer, Cherub Rock, Mayonaise, Geek U.S.A, Today, and Silverfuck are all masterpieces in their own right, and the slow tracks like Luna and Soma soften up some of the harder edges. Catherine Wheel Chrome4.0Lovesliescrushing Bloweyelashwish4.0This is concentration of the essence of shoegaze, a hazy, sugary, record with incredibly beautiful vocals. If somebody told me this was actually My Bloody Valentine's long-lost post-Loveless LP, I wouldn't really be surprised. Fugazi In on the Kill Taker3.5The Verve A Storm in Heaven3.5Bjork Debut3.5Red House Painters Red House Painters3.5Slowdive Souvlaki4.0PJ Harvey Rid of Me3.5Paw Dragline3.5311 Music2.5Sebadoh Bubble and Scrape3.5Pavement-esque indie rock that takes itself a little more seriously. This album is packed with tracks like 'Soul and Fire,' sweet little indie pop ditties with great lyrics. Radiohead Pablo Honey2.0Tool Undertow2.0This is pretty mediocre hard rock. The tracks all sound the same; the only standouts are Sober and Prison Sex. It can be good when the band tightens up, but this release is frankly quite bland. It's almost raw, almost catchy, and almost good. The fanbase also brings it down a bit considering the incredible meat-riding that occurs for Tool.Swirlies Blonder Tongue Audio Baton3.5Quicksand Slip3.0Sometimes this really rips, but like Helmet, it becomes boring after a while. A few songs can hit incredibly hard, but sitting through the whole album inevitably becomes a chore.Unwound Kandykornritualsagainsthatingind2.5Candlebox Candlebox3.0Mazzy Star So Tonight That I Might See3.5Unwound Fake Train3.5Mariah Carey Music Box3.5Unwound Unwound (1993)3.5Polvo Today's Active Lifestyles5.0Somehow bliss is found in the ever-present discord. Time Isn't On My Side and Gemini Cusp are perfectly forlorn, incredible tracks. It's amazing how purposefully and perfectly out-of-tune the guitars are and how well the awkward time signatures fit. In all honesty, this was very abrasive on first listen. Quite the grower.1992 Pavement Slanted and Enchanted5.0Nirvana Incesticide3.0Leonard Cohen The Future3.5Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine3.5The Jesus Lizard Liar3.5Alice in Chains Dirt4.0This is not grunge. This is bone-rattling alt metal at its best.Failure Comfort3.0Red House Painters Down Colorful Hill4.0Helmet Meantime3.0Catherine Wheel Ferment4.0In terms of shoegaze, this is a nice middle ground between Ride and My Bloody Valentine. The soft vocals and fuzzy guitars are there as hallmarks of the genre, but it seems to focus more on riffs than atmosphere. Black Metallic is probably top 5 'gaze songs ever.Drop Nineteens Delaware3.0Jawbox Novelty3.5Beastie Boys Check Your Head3.5L7 Bricks Are Heavy2.5Pale Saints In Ribbons3.5Ride Going Blank Again4.0Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-924.0Lush Spooky4.0Beat Happening You Turn Me On2.0Man I went into this after reading "Our Band Could Be Your Life" hoping for the best, but I do not dig this at all. Sublime 40 Oz. to Freedom3.0Spiritualized Lazer Guided Melodies4.0Dreamy ambient pop. Most of the songs are pushed forward by the bass line, with everything else just floating around. I have to be in the mood for this one, otherwise it is simply too mellow. Really glad this exists mostly cuz of the stuff it influenced.1991 Talk Talk Laughing Stock4.0My Bloody Valentine Loveless4.5Death Human4.0Soundgarden Badmotorfinger3.5Nirvana Nevermind3.5Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik3.5Mariah Carey Emotions3.0Pearl Jam Ten3.5Massive Attack Blue Lines4.0Mudhoney Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge2.5Fugazi Steady Diet of Nothing4.0Melvins Bullhead3.5Slowdive Morningrise3.0Slowdive Just for a Day3.5Hum Fillet Show2.5The Smashing Pumpkins Gish3.5Exceptionally solid arena-leaning psychedelic rock. Worth listening to if you enjoyed Siamese Dream. Snail and Rhinoceros are incredible.My Bloody Valentine Tremolo3.5The Jesus Lizard Goat4.5Slint Spiderland5.01990 Lush Gala3.5Slowdive Slowdive4.5Ride Nowhere4.0Megadeth Rust in Peace4.0Cocteau Twins Heaven or Las Vegas4.0This album feels like cotton candy to me. Despite being achingly sweet, there doesn't seem to be much substance. It seems like the only appeal is "wow sound cool," and, admittedly, it does.Angelo Badalamenti Twin Peaks4.0Alice in Chains Facelift3.0Pantera Cowboys from Hell3.0Groove metal is in fact, groovy, but falls into the same potholes that most other metal does.Sonic Youth Goo3.0Depeche Mode Violator3.5The Breeders Pod3.5Mazzy Star She Hangs Brightly2.5Primus Frizzle Fry4.0Fugazi Repeater3.5The Jesus Lizard Head3.5Man, I wish they had gone in the direction of slower songs like 'Pastoral.' Song rips, but I think it's the only song like that they've put out, at least in their first three albums. The rest of the album is good, but not as concise as Goat.My Bloody Valentine Glider4.01989 Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine3.5Julee Cruise Floating into the Night4.0Nirvana Bleach3.5I think it's interesting how often this gets overlooked... This is incredibly raw and energetic. The poor production leads to a claustrophobic feel throughout, only exacerbated by the frenetic riffing on tracks like 'Negative Creep' and 'Mr. Moustache.' The Cure Disintegration4.5The contrast of this album is masterfully done. The first three tracks are blissful, and as the tracklist progresses, Robert Smith descends into anxiety and despair. The only thing keeping this from a classic is the lengthy runtime. This record is both emotionally exhausting and demanding, and if the album was a little more concise, it would be much more accessible. I'd find myself reaching for it more often.The Stone Roses The Stone Roses4.0Slint Tweez3.0Pixies Doolittle4.5Fugazi 13 Songs3.5The Jesus Lizard Pure3.5De La Soul 3 Feet High and Rising4.0Simply put, this record is a whole load of fun. This was hip-hop before the Wu-Tang Clan: light-hearted, goofy, almost whimsical. Naturally, it lacks the grit that would come to be found from East Coast giants like Nas and Mobb Deep, but is still an incredibly enjoyable, sample-based record.Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique4.51988 My Bloody Valentine Feed Me with Your Kiss3.0Mudhoney Superfuzz Bigmuff3.5Garage punk that pretty much set grunge up for success. Fun all around. Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More is incredibly sludgy; a nasty, black, glutinous masterpiece.Sonic Youth Daydream Nation4.5Cocteau Twins Blue Bell Knoll3.0Talk Talk Spirit of Eden4.5My Bloody Valentine You Made Me Realise3.5N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton4.0Pixies Surfer Rosa4.5My Bloody Valentine Isn't Anything3.5Public Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back4.01987 Dinosaur Jr. You're Living All Over Me4.0Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction1.0Sonic Youth Sister4.0Scratch Acid Berserker3.0Butthole Surfers Locust Abortion Technician3.0Almost immediately, this record introduces itself as basically just abrasive, weird, trippy sounds. That's about the whole album.Swans Children of God3.0Big Black Songs About Fucking3.51986 Beastie Boys Licensed to Ill3.5Cocteau Twins and Harold Budd The Moon and the Melodies4.0Slayer Reign in Blood2.5The Smiths The Queen Is Dead4.0Sonic Youth Evol4.0Big Black Atomizer4.01985 The Jesus and Mary Chain Psychocandy4.0Squirrel Bait Squirrel Bait4.0Kate Bush Hounds of Love4.0Dinosaur Jr. Dinosaur3.51984 Butthole Surfers Psychic... Powerless... Another Man's Sac2.5Cocteau Twins Treasure3.5Meat Puppets Meat Puppets II3.5Echo and The Bunnymen Ocean Rain3.5Harold Budd and Brian Eno The Pearl3.5The Replacements Let It Be4.0Big Black Racer-X4.0Black Flag My War4.0Husker Du Zen Arcade4.01983 Violent Femmes Violent Femmes3.5Brian Eno Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks3.5Given that Eno himself said that ambient should be both ignorable and interesting, I think this errs too much on the side of interesting for ambient. Unfortunately, that makes me want to actually listen to it, not just let it play in the background, and then I remember that actually listening to ambient is pretty boring. I still enjoy this more than Airports.Minutemen Buzz or Howl Under the Influence of Heat3.0Minor Threat Out of Step3.5Suicidal Tendencies Suicidal Tendencies3.0The Chameleons Script of the Bridge3.0Minutemen What Makes a Man Start Fires?3.51982 Kate Bush The Dreaming2.0The Cure Pornography3.5Cocteau Twins Garlands3.0This is what The Cure's "Pornography" would sound like if it was palatable to me. Unfortunately, Pornography has a lot more depth. Brian Eno Ambient 4: On Land3.5Mission of Burma Vs.3.5Flipper Album – Generic Flipper3.5Descendents Milo Goes to College4.0Begnagrad Begnagrad4.01981 Black Flag Damaged3.5King Crimson Discipline4.0This Heat Deceit4.0Mission of Burma Signals, Calls, and Marches4.0Glenn Branca The Ascension4.01980 Talking Heads Remain in Light3.0I dunno man, I think I'd rather listen to actual Afrobeat...Bauhaus In the Flat Field3.5Man, I really want to love this. Post-punk with a monochromatic cover had me hoping for Joy Division. When Bauhaus are good, they're fantastic, but this album has, well, oddities that really throw me. 'Small Talk Stinks' and 'Saint Vitus Dance' are total trash. Normally I find it laughable when bands take themselves too seriously, but I find myself wishing Bauhaus would do exactly that. Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables3.5Joy Division Closer4.01979 The Clash London Calling4.0Black Flag Nervous Breakdown3.0Joy Division Unknown Pleasures4.51978 Public Image Ltd. First Issue2.5Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports3.0Considering this was effectively the first ambient album ever, I can give props. However, compared to any more recent ambient I've listened to (which, in all fairness, is not a lot) it seems pretty meh. I would just rather listen to the back half of Bowie's Low. Sun Ra Lanquidity4.0Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians4.51977 Wire Pink Flag4.0Suicide Suicide4.5It feels like this exists in another plane of music. I don't want to listen to it. I have never felt anything like the atmosphere this creates. This scares the shit out of me. I can't decide if this means it's one of the best things I've ever heard or one of the worst. Is there even any difference?David Bowie "Heroes"4.0Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols3.0Meat Loaf Bat Out of Hell4.0Television Marquee Moon4.5How come there wasn't more post-punk like this? This album is incredible, and it's a shame this wasn't well received. David Bowie Low4.5Fela Kuti Zombie4.01976 David Bowie Station to Station4.51975 Parliament Mothership Connection3.5Fripp and Eno Evening Star3.0Queen A Night at the Opera4.0Joni Mitchell The Hissing of Summer Lawns3.5Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here4.5Brian Eno Another Green World3.5Fela Kuti Expensive Shit4.01974 King Crimson Red4.01973 David Bowie Aladdin Sane3.5The Stooges Raw Power3.5Fela Kuti Gentleman4.0Fela Kuti Afrodisiac3.01972 Yes Close to the Edge4.5Emerson, Lake and Palmer Trilogy3.0Curtis Mayfield Superfly4.5David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars4.5Miles Davis On the Corner3.5Fela Kuti Roforofo Fight4.0Charles Mingus Let My Children Hear Music4.5The Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers might be the greatest song title of all time. And, somehow, the musical content manages to live up to it. One of Mingus's best and a classic third stream record.1971 David Bowie Hunky Dory3.5Curtis Mayfield Roots3.5Black Sabbath Master of Reality3.0Marvin Gaye What's Going On4.5Miles Davis Jack Johnson4.0George Crumb Black Angels2.0Alice Coltrane Journey in Satchidananda3.5Funkadelic Maggot Brain4.5Joni Mitchell Blue4.51970 Funkadelic Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will Follow3.0Emerson, Lake and Palmer Emerson, Lake & Palmer3.5Black Sabbath Paranoid4.5Curtis Mayfield Curtis4.0Miles Davis Bitches Brew4.0Black Sabbath Black Sabbath3.5Exuma Exuma4.01969 King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King4.5Miles Davis In a Silent Way4.5Joni Mitchell Clouds3.0Frank Zappa Hot Rats4.01968 The Beatles The Beatles2.0The Kinks The Village Green Preservation Society3.0Sly and The Family Stone Life3.5Taj Mahal Taj Mahal4.0I've never really listened to any blues, but this album is a lot of fun. Accessible with good storytelling.Miles Davis Nefertiti3.01967 Leonard Cohen Songs of Leonard Cohen4.0The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico4.0Cream Disraeli Gears2.51966 The Beatles Revolver4.0Wilson Pickett The Exciting Wilson Pickett3.5The Beach Boys Pet Sounds4.51965 John Coltrane A Love Supreme5.01964 Charles Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus3.51963 Oscar Peterson Night Train3.5Joe Henderson Page One3.5James Brown Live At The Apollo4.0Charles Mingus The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady4.51962 Bill Evans and Jim Hall Undercurrent3.0Album has fantastic playing on both parts, but it left me wanting more. The sound is too sparse, too minimalist to really get me through the whole record. The slower songs work very well but when they try to put some pep into things, it feels lacking.1961 Art Blakey A Night in Tunisia4.01960 Charles Mingus Blues & Roots3.5John Coltrane Giant Steps3.5Yes, this is technically jaw-dropping, but to my untrained ears, it just sounds like a barrage of notes. Further listens necessary, I will get this eventually.Miles Davis Sketches of Spain3.51959 The Dave Brubeck Quartet Time Out3.5Charles Mingus Mingus Ah Um4.0Miles Davis Kind of Blue4.0Ray Charles The Genius of Ray Charles3.0Ornette Coleman The Shape of Jazz to Come4.0Art Blakey Moanin'4.5This is everything I came into the jazz genre wanting: vibrant, bouncy, catchy compositions that are simply great fun to listen to. A lot of jazz seems to err on the side of repetitive grooves and (forgive me) excessive improvisation, but this stays interesting. The Drum Thunder Suite is fantastic. 1958 John Coltrane Blue Train4.51957 Miles Davis Birth of the Cool3.5Miles Davis 'Round About Midnight3.51956 Elvis Presley Elvis Presley3.01955 Frank Sinatra In The Wee Small Hours4.51908 Sergei Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 274.01901 Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 184.51889 Antonin Dvorak Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88, B. 1633.5
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