Ratings
192
Average
7.0
Reviews
192
Lists
0

Ratings

Number of albums per rating
10 38
9 0
8 59
7 0
6 60
5 0
4 31
3 0
2 4
1 0

Main genres

GenreAlbumsAverage
Rock1387.1
Pop766.7
Folk326.9
R&B256.7
Punk237.0
Singer-Songwriter237.0
Country207.3
Blues207.3

Subgenres

SubgenreAlbumsAverage
Conscious Hip Hop69.0
Power Pop38.7
Rhythm & Blues48.5
Psychedelic Rock138.3
Progressive Rock58.0
Experimental Rock48.0
Southern Rock38.0
Gangsta Rap38.0
Art Rock207.8
Garage Rock87.8
Jangle Pop57.6
Baroque Pop47.5
Indie Rock257.4
Rock & Roll37.3
Downtempo37.3

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Recently reviewed

Talk about front loading an album! Those first 3 tracks are bonafide classics. And Money for Nothing does have one of the greatest guitar riffs of all time. A bit of a fall off from there, too much emphasis on the smooth in smooth rock. Barely a 3, mostly on the strength of those first 3 tracks Knopfler's playing.

Sorry, I can't join the rest of the internet in their rabid Steely Dan fandom. As soft rock goes, I suppose this isn't risible, but I'm still pretty bored. Reelin' In The Years is a great song though.

I know it's me being a cultural heathen, but reggae tends to all blend together for me. This was nice, but near indistinguishable from other solid reggae discs. Neat politically charged lyrics though.

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