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1. 
   G. Love and Special Sauce G. Love & Special Sauce 1994
   Rated 4/10 Avg 4.9
2. 
   Live at Leeds The Who 1970, Live
   Rated 6/10 Avg 6.5
3. 
   Catch a Fire The Wailers 1973
   Rated 10/10 Avg 7.1
4. 
   Dry PJ Harvey 1992
   Rated 8/10 Avg 7.2
5. 
   (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? Oasis 1995
   Rated 10/10 Avg 7.8
6. 
   The Fat of the Land Prodigy 1997
   Rated 10/10 Avg 7.2
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   Greetings From L.A. Tim Buckley 1972
   Rated 10/10 Avg 5.6
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   Bert Jansch Bert Jansch 1965
   Rated 8/10 Avg 6.4
9. 
   Hot Shots II The Beta Band 2001
   Rated 8/10 Avg 5.9
10. 
    Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde The Pharcyde 1992
    Rated 8/10 Avg 6.3

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G. Love and Special SauceG. Love & Special Sauce

Rated 4/10

A bit shit. The voice is annoying and the instrumentation is annoying. It's not 1 star bad, but it's close.

Live at LeedsThe Who

Rated 6/10

It was drilled into me at an impressionable age, by numerous music journalists, that this was The Greatest Live Album Of All Time. It is absolutely fine, but definitely not the best or greatest or whatever. It rocks well in places, but The Who are........ overrated.

Apart from their singles and the Who's Next album.

Catch a FireThe Wailers

Rated 10/10

I once got so high that the bassline on Stir It Up sounded like it was being played by God.

DryPJ Harvey

Rated 8/10

Raw and ready. Tis a powerful trio (quartet?) that serve the songs well. Simplicity is in charge here and it works very well.

(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?Oasis

Rated 10/10

My favourite album of all-time. I know every second of it. I was 13 when it came out and I can still picture it sitting in the racks of Woolworths. The music here makes my heart yearn, but for what I don't know. The past? Now?
I am blind and deaf to any flaws this album may possess, to me it is perfect.

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