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4 159
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Main genres

GenreAlbumsAverage
Rock7367.0
Pop3796.6
Electronic1626.8
Folk1426.7
R&B1237.6
Punk1147.6
Blues1076.4
Singer-Songwriter1046.9

Subgenres

SubgenreAlbumsAverage
Modern Classical310.0
P-Funk310.0
Alternative Metal310.0
Modal Jazz310.0
Post-Bop310.0
Grunge159.7
Roots Reggae49.5
Gothic Rock79.1
Afrobeat69.0
Jazz Rap49.0
Industrial128.8
Progressive Soul58.8
Psychedelic Soul88.8
Symphonic Prog88.8
G-Funk38.7

Recently rated

  1. Bossanova Pixies 1990
    10/10 Avg 7.0
  2. G. Love and Special Sauce G. Love & Special Sauce 1994
    4/10 Avg 5.0
  3. D.o.A. The Third and Final Report Throbbing Gristle 1978
    8/10 Avg 4.8
  4. Fred Neil Fred Neil 1967
    8/10 Avg 5.8
  5. Vespertine Björk 2001
    10/10 Avg 7.0
  6. Welcome to the Afterfuture Mike Ladd 2000
    8/10 Avg 5.4
  7. Horses Patti Smith 1975
    8/10 Avg 7.3
  8. Gris-Gris Dr. John, the Night Tripper 1968
    4/10 Avg 6.3
  9. The Beatles The Beatles 1968
    10/10 Avg 8.6
  10. All Born Screaming St. Vincent 2024
    10/10 Avg 7.4

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Recently reviewed

G. Love and Special SauceG. Love & Special Sauce

4/10

I might have seen these guys at Woodstock ‘99. In any case, the hook from “Baby’s Got Sauce” has occasionally popped into my head over the years. There’s some decent jazzy grooving here, but the vocals are rather obnoxious.

Fred NeilFred Neil

8/10

This guy was clearly a profound influence on Mark Lanegan. Check out Lanegan’s cover of “Ba-Di-Da”. I like the expressive guitars here even more than the singing which itself is quite good. Some tracks are more engaging than others. “Sweet Cocaine” is crazy.

VespertineBjörk

10/10

Another gorgeous, sonically inventive record from Björk. Arguably her overall best.

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