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4761.

Peace And Love - Wadadasow 

 Dadawah

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"THE SHEEP SHALL TURN INTO A LION Ras Michael aka Dadawah has a big heart. He feels, like few others, the suffering of the repressed. He's a true empath. And his mourning and sadness and empathy for all the repressed people of the world lives in his voice and and in his songs. But, these songs are...""THE SHEEP SHALL TURN INTO A LION Ras Michael aka Dadawah has a big heart. He feels, like few others, the suffering of the repressed. He's a true empath. And his mourning and sadness and empathy for all the repressed people of the world lives in his voice and and in his songs. But, these songs are far from sad. They're triumphant. For this is a deeply religious and spiritual album. One that essentially echoes Jesus in that the meek and oppressed will eventually rise above and inherit the Earth. For Nas (his religion’s name for God) is on their side. That with perseverance and faith, the multitude will overcome their oppression. That the walls of hatred and fear and ignorance will tumble before their triumphant and joyful love. For love is the answer. No matter what the question. No matter how you’ve been wronged. And through this love for Nas and for yourself, the sheep can and will turn into the lion. And then and only then will you truly be free. Grade: A+. This is my favorite reggae album. I’m no Jimmy Dread. I’m no expert. Going to college with a bunch of prep school boys who literally force fed me Bob Marly’s Legend a zillion times (there was seriously no escaping it. It echoed through the freshman dorms like some kind of zombified monster) stifled my reggae growth good and proper back in my late teens. But, I’m now a late bloomer and, with the help of Jimmy, I’m beginning to see the light. I believe it was actually Hayden who turned me onto this particular record though way back when. And she’s a keeper. This is the album I play when I need to rise above. For this is one of the most spiritually uplifting albums I’ve ever heard. The purity of Dadawah’s faith and vision comes bellowing out of the speakers and literally has the power to lift you up, take you out of your small, self-absorbed world and connect you to something far bigger than yourself - the global human struggle. It enables you to shake off the paralysis of self pity and realize that suffering is not a unique experience. That it is universal. And that most importantly, you can do something about it. You can sing. You can drum. You can believe. In Nas. In yourself. And thereby rise above and walk with the lions. And this powerful album roars itself all the way to number 3. "  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

1974

Appears in:

52 charts

Rank Score:

195

Rank in 1974:

83

Rank in 1970s:

848

Overall Rank:

4,761

Average Rating:

 76 (60 votes)

Comments:

3

4762.

Black Secret Technology 

 A Guy Called Gerald

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"One of the most important albums in the genre of drum and bass and surely one of the best."  Reply

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Year of Release:

1995

Appears in:

43 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 1995:

81

Rank in 1990s:

795

Overall Rank:

4,762

Average Rating:

 75 (26 votes)

Comments:

1

4763.

Wiped Out! 

 The Neighbourhood (US)

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"I was expecting a decent album to follow up their debut album, which I enjoyed. They took a big step backwards with this record - I don't think this will get a repeat listen"  Reply

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Year of Release:

2015

Appears in:

9 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 2015:

89

Rank in 2010s:

862

Overall Rank:

4,763

Average Rating:

 65 (22 votes)

Comments:

2

4764.

Heaux Tales 

 Jazmine Sullivan

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"The obvious complaint about this album would be the skits/interludes/call them any way you like. Rashida's Tale was the one that I felt added something, but in general they broke the flow of the album. You can tell how detrimental they are by checking how their absence immediately elevates the al...""The obvious complaint about this album would be the skits/interludes/call them any way you like. Rashida's Tale was the one that I felt added something, but in general they broke the flow of the album. You can tell how detrimental they are by checking how their absence immediately elevates the album, for example the combination of Put It Down and On It - even though their are so different in terms of style - is so very powerful, because there is no interruption between them."  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

2021

Appears in:

86 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 2021:

63

Rank in 2020s:

325

Overall Rank:

4,764

Average Rating:

 70 (84 votes)

Comments:

4

4765.

Infinite Granite 

 Deafheaven

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"I’ve been a huge Deafheaven guy since they blew me away with ‘Sunbather’ some 8 years post & through ‘New Bermuda’ and ‘Ordinary Corrupt..” they have been a staple of my regular musical diet. As such I have been tracking this 2021 release for the past 18 months and from the get go the word has co...""I’ve been a huge Deafheaven guy since they blew me away with ‘Sunbather’ some 8 years post & through ‘New Bermuda’ and ‘Ordinary Corrupt..” they have been a staple of my regular musical diet. As such I have been tracking this 2021 release for the past 18 months and from the get go the word has consistently been it’s different , fans be warned So here it is ‘ Infinite Granite’ and yes different it is , I was expecting as much but to actually finally hear the 180 degree turn is simply jarring. Gone completely are the deep Black Metal vocals and heavy heavy guitars instead replaced with swirling dream pop that harkens back to 1990’s bands such as Swervdriver, Ride, Lush and Slowdive To fully appreciate this album you need to play a trick of the mind and the trick is DONT think about Deafheaven when you listen to this album simply think as if its a band you’re hearing for the very first time. Music wise I quite like it being partial to the Dream Pop gene since funny enough the 90’s If you want to listen to some hardcore Black Metal DONT even think about this album If you are in the mood for some Dream Pop look no future than ‘Infinite Granite’ It’s as simple as that "  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

2021

Appears in:

90 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 2021:

64

Rank in 2020s:

326

Overall Rank:

4,765

Average Rating:

 74 (72 votes)

Comments:

4

4766.

Raise 

 Swervedriver

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"'91:6 The Marionettes aka Speedballing Down The Interstate I’m just telling you what I remember. It’s not much. Mostly a blur. A memory of a memory. Faded and bleached. By the years. By the drugs too, I guess. But mostly by the years. It was 1991. I was young. Headed off to Manhattan to conquer t...""'91:6 The Marionettes aka Speedballing Down The Interstate I’m just telling you what I remember. It’s not much. Mostly a blur. A memory of a memory. Faded and bleached. By the years. By the drugs too, I guess. But mostly by the years. It was 1991. I was young. Headed off to Manhattan to conquer the world. I was already a music junkie by them. Hell. I had been for years. I headed to CBGBs as I did pretty much every night. Picked up a 40 oz of Olde English (my favorite back then) at one of those no-named Asian convenience stores that dotted the Lower East Side of Manhattan. I’m sure they’re probably all gone now. You’d always pop in there before going out to pick up a forty. They’d put it a paper bag for you so you could drink while taking the subway or even just walking the streets. Great way to get a buzz for like two dollars in one of the most expensive cities in the world. Anyways, this particular night stood out… Remember moshing? Well I was a professional. I could just give my body over to the pit. That was the secret. Become this rag doll. It’s not like I was afraid to push back or anything. I was pretty built back then. But that wasn’t the point. The point was to relax and just let go. Become this happy bouncing electron careening about. Driven by forces outside of you and in you. That’s where the high came from. You see people forget. Moshing brought you closer to the music. It was the ultimate surrender. The music would come off the stage and just take over you. And the crowd. The best thing was just to let go. And smile. And Swervedriver concocted some of the best music I’ve ever moshed to. The guitars would seemingly ping-pong back & forth and ricochet every which way. Pushing the crowd this way and that. Adam Franklin and Jimmy Hartridge, the guitarists, were like the greatest marionettes ever. As I said, the memory’s mostly gone. But, what was clear was that Swervedriver ROCKED that night. But, let’s be fair. Almost all the shoegaze bands back then rocked pretty hard. Ride. Lush. MBV. They all kicked serious ass in concert. (Well except for Slowdive. They decidedly did NOT rock. But, they were great in their own way) No. What made Swervedriver different, what made them stand out, was their ginormous debt to the American indie scene. They were easily the most American of all they peers. Sure. My Bloody Valentine’s Isn’t Anyting may have been the most important album in their record collection. But sitting right next to it - in plain sight - was Dinosaur Jr.’s Your Living All Over Me. Ok. Here it goes. Laugh if you must. But due to Adam Franklin’s laid back vocals and dreads, I always thought of Swervedriver as “that shoegaze band fronted by that reggae dude”. He was like some kind of California surf rat. It always sounds like he had just took a long drag on some spliff. Eternally stoned. And THAT was their secret ingredient. Swervedriver were like the ultimate speedball. Heroin + cocaine. Franklin’s lysergic vocals buried underneath all those swirling, driving guitars. It was like every single receptor of my cortex was being fed with something. Gaba. Beta. Alpha. Lol. Clearly it was like the best Greek party ever going on in my brain. Every single receptor being landed on & triggered at once resulting in the quintessential high. To be honest, I loved this album so much, I had the hardest time getting into Mescal Head when it came out. It just seemed like Raise Lite. I still prefer Raise today. From what I remember. Grade: A+. Essential. LittleM nailed it. It’s the perfect mix of shoe gaze and grunge. I never thought of it that way. To me it was just shoegaze. Shoegaze fronted by that reggae dude. lol. It’s only now in retrospect that I realize how much of the American Underground those cats were taking in. And sure. My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless is the best shoe gaze album of 1991. I’ll give you that. But this is number two. "  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

1991

Appears in:

72 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 1991:

67

Rank in 1990s:

796

Overall Rank:

4,766

Average Rating:

 78 (72 votes)

Comments:

5

4767.

Last Place 

 Grandaddy

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"As I write this in 2018 , I pretty much had this album on my 2017 best album list for most of that year Recently bored , I randomly played 'Last Place' again & god damn it this album was much better than I recalled . Great Indi sounds chock full off sad lyrics , moody pieces and that Grandaddy so...""As I write this in 2018 , I pretty much had this album on my 2017 best album list for most of that year Recently bored , I randomly played 'Last Place' again & god damn it this album was much better than I recalled . Great Indi sounds chock full off sad lyrics , moody pieces and that Grandaddy sound we know and love . It really is great stuff Sadly under-rated album which is going up , up , up on my 2017 best album list 60/100"  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

2017

Appears in:

68 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 2017:

102

Rank in 2010s:

863

Overall Rank:

4,767

Average Rating:

 72 (80 votes)

Comments:

4

4768.

Tangerine Dream 

 Kaleidoscope (UK)

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"Acclaimed by critics but strangely unknown to the general public. I think this is a great psychedelic album that deserves to be considered among the best albums of the 60's."  Reply

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Year of Release:

1967

Appears in:

101 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 1967:

50

Rank in 1960s:

356

Overall Rank:

4,768

Average Rating:

 76 (83 votes)

Comments:

6

4769.

Whenever, If Ever 

 The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die

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"Perfect indie rock, never loses pace for a second and every moment of it completely surrounds you. There's definitly a post-rock vibe here as well, hints of instrumental experimentation make this album feel very entire and rewarding."  Reply

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Year of Release:

2013

Appears in:

70 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 2013:

91

Rank in 2010s:

864

Overall Rank:

4,769

Average Rating:

 75 (80 votes)

Comments:

11

4770.

The Dance Of Death & Other Plantation Favorites 

 John Fahey

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Year of Release:

1965

Appears in:

38 charts

Rank Score:

194

Rank in 1965:

35

Rank in 1960s:

357

Overall Rank:

4,770

Average Rating:

 73 (39 votes)

Comments:

0

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Overall Chart composition

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Decade	Albums	%
1930s	3	0%
1940s	2	0%
1950s	180	2%
1960s	666	7%
1970s	1,536	15%
1980s	1,387	14%
1990s	1,612	16%
2000s	1,771	18%
2010s	1,986	20%
2020s	857	9%

Artist	Albums	%
Bob Dylan	36	0%
The Rolling Stones	33	0%
David Bowie	32	0%
Various Artists	30	0%
Miles Davis	26	0%
Pink Floyd	24	0%
Genesis	23	0%
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	4,970	50%
	2,628	26%
	427	4%
	332	3%
	223	2%
	160	2%
	145	1%
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Compilation?	Albums	%
No	9,717	97%
Yes	283	3%

Live?	Albums	%
No	9,713	97%
Yes	287	3%

Soundtrack?	Albums	%
No	9,884	99%
Yes	116	1%