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Subgenres

Recently rated

1. 
   D White Denim 2011
   Rated 8/10 Avg 6.8
2. 
   Chore of Enchantment Giant Sand 2000
   Rated 1/10 Avg 5.2
3. 
   All Hail the Queen Queen Latifah 1989
   Rated 6/10 Avg 6.0
4. 
   Shaft: Music From the Soundtrack Isaac Hayes 1971, Soundtrack
   Rated 6/10 Avg 6.5
5. 
   Nighthawks at the Diner Tom Waits 1975, Live
   Rated 3/10 Avg 6.2
6. 
   Opus Dei Laibach 1987
   Rated 1/10 Avg 5.5
7. 
   Penthouse and Pavement Heaven 17 1981
   Rated 3/10 Avg 5.3
8. 
   Ctrl SZA 2017
   Rated 8/10 Avg 5.8
9. 
   L’eau rouge The Young Gods 1989
   Rated 6/10 Avg 5.4
10. 
    Is This It The Strokes 2001
    Rated 8/10 Avg 7.8

All ratings (556)

Recently reviewed

DWhite Denim

Rated 8/10

I really liked this and had not heard it before. I'm a sucker for tight harmonies and garage-rock. Definitely will be queueing this up on my playlist for a bit and seeing if it sticks. 4.

All Hail the QueenQueen Latifah

Rated 6/10

A little over-produced for me. She Is in the top 5 female MC's of her era, and some of the lyrics have real promise, but I'm sticking in the 3+ range. I'm a fan, but nobody has that album on rotation today and not many are pointing to it as inspirational.

Shaft: Music From the SoundtrackIsaac Hayes

Rated 6/10

Nothin' like a little Isaac Hayes! Fun to listen to and will live right along side the legend and the movie. I think some of his other stuff is a better indication of his talents, but this put him on the map for a lot of people. 3+

Nighthawks at the DinerTom Waits

Rated 3/10

I truly do get the hype... I just can't sell it as music. It's poetry - and great topical interesting stuff. I'm sure the style and feel and words have inspired millions. Just not really music to me. 2.

L’eau rougeThe Young Gods

Rated 6/10

Interesting. Hard like some of the German and American hard core stuff at the time but I would argue with better musicality and interest. 3+

All reviews (443)