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6931.

Blossom Dearie

"An excellent jazz record. Ms. Dearie has a very unique voice and she knows how to use it to her advantage. Strong choice of material and the production values are top notch." Reply

- Coconut | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | +1 votes (1 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

1957

Appears in:

41 charts

Rank Score:

187

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Rank in 1950s:

204

Overall Rank:

6,931

Average Rating:

75 (41 votes)

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6932.

Station

Russian Circles

"My favourite from Russian Circles. Amazing instrumental album!" Reply

- donsleep94 | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | 0 votes (0 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

2008

Appears in:

25 charts

Rank Score:

187

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6933.

Deftones

"Minerva is the best thing they've ever done!" Reply

Secondsoul | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | +1 votes (1 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

2003

Appears in:

74 charts

Rank Score:

187

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6934.

The Heist

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

"It's a nice album. It was actually a pleasant surprise, I expected an album full of "thrift shop", but it turned out to be something completely different. If Macklemore continues to improve, then I think he might stand a chance of standing the test of time in the music industry." Reply

- | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | +2 votes (2 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

2012

Appears in:

70 charts

Rank Score:

187

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6935.

Visions Of The Emerald Beyond

Mahavishnu Orchestra

"Criminally underrated; there is a constant upbeat roar throughout but not with monotony. Songs like 'Can't Stand Your Funk' are reminiscent of modern funk/fusion artists. One of Mahavishnu's more consistent albums, if not the most consistent of them all." Reply

- ctowner34 | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | +2 votes (2 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

1975

Appears in:

51 charts

Rank Score:

187

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6936.

We're New Again: A Reimagining By Makaya McCraven

Gil Scott-Heron / Makaya McCraven

"Thought I would enjoy it more than I did. There seemed to be a lack of cohesion. Didn't get under my skin" Reply

- meltchett | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | 0 votes (0 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

2020

Appears in:

64 charts

Rank Score:

187

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6937.

A Hard Road

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

"Although I 've never been a big fan of John Mayall, partly because of his vocals, I must, of course, admit that "A Hard Road" is an important and interesting album; characterized by fine songwriting with a solid foundation in the blues. For me though, it is especially Peter Green's presence that ...""Although I 've never been a big fan of John Mayall, partly because of his vocals, I must, of course, admit that "A Hard Road" is an important and interesting album; characterized by fine songwriting with a solid foundation in the blues. For me though, it is especially Peter Green's presence that makes the album so special - like Clapton’s was on the first Bluesbreakers album. Green's guitar playing is as impressive as on the first Fleetwood Mac albums and several songs could easily be mistaken for early Fleetwood Mac - especially when Green is allowed to take the lead vocal. On the original album, which here is supplemented with 14 fine bonus tracks, it's songs like "A Hard Road", "The Same Way" and "Top of the Hill" that may stick with you. Also the two sublime instrumentals "The Stumble" and "The Supernatural" give the album weight. Generally you get some fine and well played white blues, as it is known from Mayall and his band, which in this case consiste of Peter Green, Aynsley Dunbar and John McVie. Among the bonus tracks there are also a variety of goodies to find. The catchy single "Looking Back" is one of the most commercial songs Mayall has released , and the number is both well arranged and played with a twinkle in the eye. "Alabama Blues" is a nice little Peter Green thing which originally was first released in 1971 on the "Thru ' the Years" album. An great EP released with Paul Butterfield is included in its full length, and especially "Ridin 'on the L & N" is a treat. Another very fine single from January 1967 "Sitting in the Rain " / "Out of Reach " is worth noting. "Sitting in the Rain" is a stripped-down blues song, much in the style of Fleetwood Mac's ”Leaving Town Blues", while "Out of Reach" is a pure Peter Green blues ballad . Finally , there are four BBC studio recordings which sound surprisingly great. A very recommendable release, for everybody who has even just the slightest interest in the blues. https://www.angelfire.com/nv/Badfinger/BANDjohnmayall.html" [+] Reply

- Rovers | Helpful? (Log in to vote) | +1 votes (1 helpful | 0 unhelpful)

Year of Release:

1967

Appears in:

68 charts

Rank Score:

187

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Rank in 1960s:

522

Overall Rank:

6,937