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6671.

At Dawn 

 My Morning Jacket

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Year of Release:

2001

Appears in:

56 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 2001:

119

Rank in 2000s:

1,156

Overall Rank:

6,671

Average Rating:

 76 (79 votes)

Comments:

0

6672.

Souvenirs 

 The Gathering (NL)

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"What a beautiful album! Deserves much more credit in the US."  Reply

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Year of Release:

2003

Appears in:

41 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 2003:

133

Rank in 2000s:

1,157

Overall Rank:

6,672

Average Rating:

 76 (52 votes)

Comments:

1

6673.

Cluster & Eno 

 Cluster & Eno

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"THE TROUBLE WITH DESIRE Somewhere else in the universe - exactly where I do not know - there is a planet and civilization not unlike our own. They’re busy with jobs and making ends meet mostly. But they are also vastly curious about life and various philosophical questions. Chiefly, they ponder w...""THE TROUBLE WITH DESIRE Somewhere else in the universe - exactly where I do not know - there is a planet and civilization not unlike our own. They’re busy with jobs and making ends meet mostly. But they are also vastly curious about life and various philosophical questions. Chiefly, they ponder whether they are all alone is this vast universe. Whether the entire universe exists just for them. So just like us, they also built a space program. But this being science fiction and all, there’s is a bit more advanced than ours. And they built and coded this amazing android. It is capable of learning how to create any and all languages, dialects & tongues. Given enough time it would be able to communicate with any creature in the entire world. No matter how big or small. How complex or simple. Insects, humanoids, birds, amoebas, you name it. Essentially, if a life form, or even another droid, can communicate, this droid will learn how to communicate with it. The people on this planet - let’s call them Clusterferians just for fun - were naturally quite proud of their creation. And they built a moderate sized space vessel such that their droid could comb the universe looking for any sign of life to communicate with. And then report back to them. To give the mission the best chance of success, the Clusterferians something new. Something they had never encoded into a robot before. A strong message that this mission was critical. Vital. In a word they gave it Desire. Time passes. Millions of years. The droid performs its tasks and tries to carry out its mission. Sending out signals. And waiting for a response. Sending out more signals. Trying to communicate. To connect. To anything. It creates endless variations of sounds. But nothing ever comes back. Just the vast emptiness of space. And him. And then the unthinkable happens. The unimaginable. He develops feelings. After eons and eons of trying and trying and trying to fulfill its mission with that strong desire encoded in him, he starts to grow sad. This desire to connect to something, ANYTHING, overwhelms him. The years of sending and sending, trying and trying and getting nothing back in return changes him. He becomes what we would call depressed. He preservers on with his mission of course. He’s a robot after all. But a shade of loneliness, of mourning now pervades the sounds he creates. A lament. The lament of being lonely. Of being human. Grade A+: Cluster makes sounds better than anyone. Eno enhances sounds better than anyone. So together this is a dream team. And they amply fulfill the promise such a collaboration would suggest. This is one of the greatest dark ambient albums of all time. Considering its pedigree, I’m quite surprised it’s bit undiscovered. Don’t let it stay lonely anymore! Seek out and connect with this major ambient gem. There’s a lonely robot just waiting to hear from you. And this LP hurdles through space all the way to number 11. "  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

1977

Appears in:

62 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 1977:

98

Rank in 1970s:

1,035

Overall Rank:

6,673

Average Rating:

 75 (69 votes)

Comments:

1

6674.

Famous Monsters 

 Misfits

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"It's not the Misfits we all love, but come on, Scream, Fiend Club, Dust to Dust, Saturday Night and Helena are all great tunes! Just put aside the fact that Jerry is a complete douche, and you'll see it's worth a listen. "If I cut off your arms and cut off your legs, would you still love me anywa...""It's not the Misfits we all love, but come on, Scream, Fiend Club, Dust to Dust, Saturday Night and Helena are all great tunes! Just put aside the fact that Jerry is a complete douche, and you'll see it's worth a listen. "If I cut off your arms and cut off your legs, would you still love me anyway?" One of my favorite Misfits lines."  [+]  Reply

- louisjwyatt | Helpful?  (Log in to vote) | +3 votes (3 helpful | 0 unhelpful) A maximum of 5 top-voted qualifying comments are selected for each album. To provide the best experience for visitors, comments are excluded if they refer to data corrections, contain excessive profanity, are written in all caps, are non-English, are too short, consist of conversations between users, or contain lists of best tracks etc.

Year of Release:

1999

Appears in:

25 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 1999:

96

Rank in 1990s:

1,076

Overall Rank:

6,674

Average Rating:

 70 (29 votes)

Comments:

4

6675.

Flow State 

 Tash Sultana

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"Didn't realize this was all one person, and she's FANTASTIC! Why is no one talking about her??? Especially now, in the age of St. Vincent, Brittany Daniels, and Mitski, I think Tash should be more than included in the convo for great female talent (or just great talent) among modern guitarists. P...""Didn't realize this was all one person, and she's FANTASTIC! Why is no one talking about her??? Especially now, in the age of St. Vincent, Brittany Daniels, and Mitski, I think Tash should be more than included in the convo for great female talent (or just great talent) among modern guitarists. PLEASE CHECK HER OUT!"  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

2018

Appears in:

24 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 2018:

113

Rank in 2010s:

1,280

Overall Rank:

6,675

Average Rating:

 79 (28 votes)

Comments:

3

6676.

The Complete Hot Five & Hot Seven Recordings 
Compilation

 Louis Armstrong

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"For those not familiar with the history of jazz, Louis Armstrong was probably the most important figure in the early development of the genre. His innovative improvisations and superb technical skills on the trumpet and cornet basically set the standard for jazz in the 1920s and 1930s. My favorit...""For those not familiar with the history of jazz, Louis Armstrong was probably the most important figure in the early development of the genre. His innovative improvisations and superb technical skills on the trumpet and cornet basically set the standard for jazz in the 1920s and 1930s. My favorite of his recordings during this period were the Hot Five and Hot Seven sessions, where he was featured with various small groups of musicians, including piano, drums, clarinet, banjo, and trombone. The music makes heavy use of counterpoint and is essentially polyphonic, meaning that multiple melody lines are played at once. This style of jazz was only en vogue for a brief period, but was revived in the early 1940s under the name "Dixieland." It can take some getting used to for those used to modern popular music, since the vast majority of the music we hear is not polyphonic, but it helps to start by focusing on Armstrong's trumpet since he is generally playing the main melody. The technical skill of the accompanying musicians is mediocre in the earliest recordings, but the later ones, like "Fireworks," feature impressive soloing from the backing musicians. His signature gravelly voice is also featured prominently in many tracks, including "Heebie Jeebies," where he essentially invents the technique of scat singing. Whether you're interested in the history or just the music, I highly recommend this collection. Armstrong was a once-in-a-generation talent."  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

2000

Appears in:

23 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 2000:

120

Rank in 2000s:

1,158

Overall Rank:

6,676

Average Rating:

 78 (36 votes)

Comments:

3

6677.

Give Out But Don't Give Up 

 Primal Scream

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"Primal Scream make a wrong turn into blues rock territory, but they still manage to fashion a good album out of it. Although it has to be said, compared to the rest of their work in the 90s it is a bit of a let-down. As long as you don't expect much, I'm pretty sure a listener will find things to...""Primal Scream make a wrong turn into blues rock territory, but they still manage to fashion a good album out of it. Although it has to be said, compared to the rest of their work in the 90s it is a bit of a let-down. As long as you don't expect much, I'm pretty sure a listener will find things to enjoy about this one."  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

1994

Appears in:

68 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 1994:

136

Rank in 1990s:

1,077

Overall Rank:

6,677

Average Rating:

 71 (104 votes)

Comments:

4

6678.

W/ The Artists 
Compilation

 Rhythm & Sound

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Year of Release:

2003

Appears in:

16 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 2003:

134

Rank in 2000s:

1,159

Overall Rank:

6,678

Average Rating:

 75 (9 votes)

Comments:

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6679.

Pleasures Of The Harbor 

 Phil Ochs

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"Listening to this was one of the most eye-popping moments in recent memory. For me I mean. I always had a very specific idea of Ochs. I thought of him as the poor man's Dylan - protest songs, some sweet melodies and sad ones too, and some nice acoustic guitar. As a matter of fact it got to the po...""Listening to this was one of the most eye-popping moments in recent memory. For me I mean. I always had a very specific idea of Ochs. I thought of him as the poor man's Dylan - protest songs, some sweet melodies and sad ones too, and some nice acoustic guitar. As a matter of fact it got to the point where I just mentally glossed over his work when anyone would mention it or when it would come up on lists. That must be true, cuz looking at the RYM lists of 1960s singer/songwriter albums would feature Ochs albums, foremost this one here and I never noticed. I remained ignorant. Then I saw this album as a big album released in '67. I heard it was "really different" and "totally essential" and I said "alright alright! I'll give it a listen." Well, I finished listening to it and I was slack-jawed. I couldn't believe what I had just heard ona PHIL OCHS RECORD! My only previous experience with him was his first 2 albums, and I liked them well enough. Oh and I had listened to "Rehearsals For Retirement" which I recall really liking. So there. That is it. So, in brief, what was this album to me? Like Long Form-"Odessey & Oracle", with the occluded social commentary of "Another Side of Bob Dylan" with a healthy dose of "Imperial Bedroom"-era Elvis Costello in its biting wit and observations of the sad and asinine aspects of the world around the narrator. I mean the songs here are GORGEOUS. They are lush, intensely complex arrangements. There are full classical/symphonic parts, and the musicians here are all so damn top notch. And in the middle of this maelstrom of overwhelming beauty and creatively, is the plain yet endearing vocals of Phil Ochs. His lyrics here are layered and meticulous, they are incredibly observant, and engrossing throughout. Picking the most intensely triumphant song here is near impossible. No song sticks out as being out of place. At the same time there is no doubt this thing is dense and scattered all at once. There is such a massive amount of musical ideas here. The opener "Cross My Heart" is very nice, intensely beautiful and touching and gives one a good idea of the space of this album. But Then the next 2 songs build on that high mark. Each song is a "WTF" moment for me, where I am not sure I am, again, listening to a Phil Ochs album. Then the last song "The Crucifixion" manages to peak the whole album in terms of innovation, with its incredibly disconcerting and somewhat discordant strings laying the groundwork for Phil to come in with an epic 8 minute poem which takes us through the whole history of man, with all its attendant betrayals of Nature and God. I am not sure there is a better way to put a cherry on top of one of the most mind boggling listens I've had in quite awhile. This is just a truly awe-inspiring achievement of an album. "The Spanish bulls are beaten; the crowd is soon beguiled, The matador is beautiful, a symphony of style Excitement is ecstatic, passion places bets Gracefully he bows to ovations that he gets But the hands that are applauding are slippery with sweat And saliva is falling from their smiles" - "Crucifixion" Grade: 9.7/10 "  [+]  Reply

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Year of Release:

1967

Appears in:

55 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 1967:

72

Rank in 1960s:

507

Overall Rank:

6,679

Average Rating:

 77 (55 votes)

Comments:

4

6680.

Gold Afternoon Fix 

 The Church

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"Great forgotten album THE CHURCH deserve more praise"  Reply

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Year of Release:

1990

Appears in:

35 charts

Rank Score:

193

Rank in 1990:

90

Rank in 1990s:

1,078

Overall Rank:

6,680

Average Rating:

 73 (44 votes)

Comments:

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Overall Chart composition

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Decade	Albums	%
1930s	2	0%
1940s	37	0%
1950s	303	3%
1960s	720	7%
1970s	1,436	14%
1980s	1,431	14%
1990s	1,612	16%
2000s	1,735	17%
2010s	1,993	20%
2020s	731	7%

Artist	Albums	%
Bob Dylan	37	0%
The Rolling Stones	35	0%
David Bowie	32	0%
The Beatles	29	0%
Miles Davis	27	0%
Neil Young	26	0%
Various Artists	25	0%
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Country	Albums	%
	5,010	50%
	2,663	27%
	431	4%
	318	3%
	222	2%
	159	2%
	136	1%
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Compilation?	Albums	%
No	9,725	97%
Yes	275	3%

Live?	Albums	%
No	9,729	97%
Yes	271	3%

Soundtrack?	Albums	%
No	9,885	99%
Yes	115	1%