Ratings
99
Average
6.8
Reviews
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Ratings

Number of albums per rating
10 16
9 3
8 29
7 3
6 25
5 0
4 21
3 0
2 2
1 0

Main genres

GenreAlbumsAverage
Rock707.0
Pop336.6
Electronic195.9
Experimental148.3
Hip Hop117.3
Punk106.0
Dance95.3
Folk96.0

Subgenres

SubgenreAlbumsAverage
Post-Rock310.0
Shoegaze39.3
Dream Pop59.2
Experimental Rock48.5
Jazz Rap38.3
Noise Rock48.0
Indie Rock218.0
Grunge47.8
Conscious Hip Hop77.4
Progressive Rock57.4
Art Rock147.1
Blues Rock56.8
Electro36.7
Country Rock36.7
Soft Rock46.5

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All ratings (99)

Recently reviewed

Catchy as hell. At times it sounds like he's using a synth from a NES sound chip. Other times I'm getting early Daft Punk vibes. Or maybe a smoother Justice? I can dig this. A lot of what here makes great background doing chores or studying music. Very upbeat.

Keeps your energy up. I really like it.

I've never really been into pop music from the 90s/00s. That's not different here. Though I guess if I was forced to pick a pop band from that era you could do much worse than Destiny's Child. I like when the lean more into hip-hop, like in "Dance With Me" and "Happy Face" is undeniably catchy.

The singles are alright, but this is another "not for me" kind of album.

I put this album up there with Scum's "Napalm Death" or the Sex Pistols' "Nevermind the Bollocks"... I'm on board with their politics, have huge respect for their influence on the genre, and love a lot of the artists that came after, deeply influenced by them...

But I don't actually like listening to this. Too cacophonous. None of the samples or beats really grip me.

Yeah, it's alright. Not the best, not the worst. Certainly made an impact when it came out and that can bring a lot of weird attention to a band. I didn't love it as much as some people did back in the day, but "Rollin" and "My Way" remain absolute bangers. Not sure I understand the positive critical re-evaluation some nu-metal bands are getting... they were fine then, they remain fine now.

MadTV's "Keep Posin'" was a great sketch. Will Sasso makes a good Fred Durst.

I did not love this, going to be honest! Did someone steal Cohen's guitar? Give that man back his guitar and take away the synthesizer!

There were a few tracks I didn't mind too much. "First We Take Manhattan" was alright, and I admittedly enjoyed "Take This Waltz" and even "Jazz Police"--but this is a version of Cohen I don't really care for or need.

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