Ratings
44
Average
6.0
Reviews
44
Lists
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Ratings

Number of albums per rating
10 6
9 0
8 9
7 0
6 14
5 0
4 10
3 0
2 5
1 0

Main genres

GenreAlbumsAverage
Rock315.7
Pop165.1
Folk105.0
Jazz75.4
R&B55.6
Electronic45.5
Blues46.0
Metal310.0

Subgenres

SubgenreAlbumsAverage
Hard Rock46.5
Blues Rock46.0
Pop Rock55.6
Indie Rock105.4
Soul35.3
Art Rock35.3
Soft Rock45.0
Folk Rock94.7
Psychedelic Rock74.3

Recently rated

  1. The Number of the Beast Iron Maiden 1982
    Rated 10/10 Avg 7.4
  2. Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand 2004
    Rated 8/10 Avg 7.0
  3. Rust in Peace Megadeth 1990
    Rated 10/10 Avg 6.7
  4. Siamese Dream Smashing Pumpkins 1993
    Rated 10/10 Avg 8.0
  5. The Modern Lovers The Modern Lovers 1976
    Rated 6/10 Avg 6.3
  6. Bat Out of Hell Meat Loaf 1977
    Rated 6/10 Avg 6.9
  7. Endtroducing..... DJ Shadow 1996
    Rated 8/10 Avg 7.1
  8. Loveless my bloody valentine 1991
    Rated 6/10 Avg 7.2
  9. High Violet The National 2010
    Rated 2/10 Avg 6.3
  10. Palo Congo Sabu 1957
    Rated 4/10 Avg 5.6

All ratings (44)

Recently reviewed

This is just the perfect metal sound to me. Fast, precise guitars, powerful, anthemic vocals, songs that have real meaning. I didn't listen to Iron Maiden when I was younger and I'm sad about it so I've been making up for lost time in the last few years. This album is foundational and has inspired so much of the music I *did* grow up with.

I'm in my 30s but I want to be Bruce Dickinson when I grow up.

I've always liked this album! Super fun sound that's not quite like anything else - not that it's the most unique sound, just that it clearly stands out from most of the other indie rock at the time. Just a really solid album with a bunch of great songs on it - super enjoyable!

Rust in PeaceMegadeth

Rated 10/10

I've always been intimidated by metal despite having heard and loved various metal songs/albums since I was about 12. All that to say that I don't have much to say about the technical aspects of the album or what makes it different from any other metal album. But everything about this is intoxicating to me and makes me want more. It just scratches some itch deep in my brain. I've always been more familiar with Peace Sells (and liked it more as a result) but this album is just about perfect to me. Every track tells its own story and the sound is cohesive without sounding repetitive or same-y. I just love it. I wish more albums felt this perfect.

One of my favorites, forever and always. The soundtrack to being a moody teenager stuck in a suburban bedroom wondering what life will hold. Love the fuzzy guitars, Billy's vocals switching between soft and rough, the sheer longing and loneliness and emptiness of it all. One of those albums that just gets me and resonates somewhere deep inside. Everyone needs a Siamese Dream 🖤

3.5 stars.

I can't quite give this a 4, but I really enjoyed it. I hear little bits that remind me of The Stooges, Lou Reed, The Clash, Felt - the fact that the sound ties to so many different decades of music is really cool. To my modern ear, it's a bit forgettable, but I get why it was a standout at the time and I always love a bit of proto-punk.

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