Average Rating: 3.99 Rating Variance: 1.19 Objectivity Score: 63% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | NameBoards of Canada The Campfire Headphase5.0Boards of Canada Geogaddi5.0The Districts Telephone3.5The Districts A Flourish and a Spoil4.5The National Trouble Will Find Me5.0Boards of Canada Tomorrow's Harvest4.5Although I was a bit skeptical during the first couple of tracks, BoC really pulled out some fantastic ones. Definitely a fantastic album.Between the Buried and Me The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues4.0Rush Hemispheres4.5The Seatbelts Cowboy Bebop5.0Fleet Foxes Sun Giant4.0Fleet Foxes Fleet Foxes EP3.0Fleet Foxes Fleet Foxes4.5Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues5.0The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band5.0Genesis Nursery Cryme4.5Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway5.0Kaipa Kaipa4.0Very good for a first album, but nothing too incredible. Still worth a few good listens.Periphery Periphery4.0Periphery Periphery II: This Time It's Personal4.0The Beatles Abbey Road4.5Ian Anderson Thick as a Brick 24.0Skrillex More Monsters and Sprites1.5Skrillex Bangarang1.0Skrillex Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites2.0Rush 21124.5Children of Nova The Complexity of Light 4.5King Crimson Red4.5King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King5.0Genesis Foxtrot4.5Yes Fly from Here3.5Yes Magnification2.0Yes The Ladder2.5Yes Open Your Eyes2.5Yes Talk3.5Yes Union3.0Yes 901251.5Yes Drama3.5Yes Tormato3.0Yes Going for the One4.5Yes Relayer5.0Yes Tales from Topographic Oceans4.0Yes Close to the Edge5.0Yes Fragile4.5Yes The Yes Album4.5Tool Lateralus4.5Yes Big Generator1.0Rx Bandits Mandala5.0Rx Bandits ...And the Battle Begun4.5Nektar Remember the Future4.5Gong Continental Circus3.5Jethro Tull Thick as a Brick5.0Gong Flying Teapot5.0Jeff Wayne The War of the Worlds4.5Jethro Tull A Passion Play4.5Genesis Selling England by the Pound5.0Selling England by the pound was the crowning achievement of Genesis' reign of the 70s prog rock scene. Every individual member shines on this album, with Gabriel's fittingly flexible voice flitting between haunting tones and satirical accents, Collins' incredible rhythmical prowess shining and receding fitting perfectly with the flow of the music, Hackett chiming in with some beautiful melodies and moving solos, Banks providing the ideal keyboard accompaniments to produce a perfect melody at the right times, and finally Rutherford, the ideal backbone for the entire album, working with Collins to hold together this entire album of pure musical Genius.
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