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Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You: 4

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Avenged Sevenfold - Fiction: 9.5
Nick Drake – Saturday Sun: 9.5
Middle Kids - Edge of Town: 9.5
KT Tunstall – Suddenly I See: 9
Blink-182 - Stay Together for the Kids: 9
Empire of the Sun – Walking on a Dream: 8.5
Two Door Cinema Club – What You Know: 8.5
Ray Charles - (The Night Time) Is the Right Time: 8.5
Prince - Free: 8.5
Jenny Lewis - Acid Tongue: 8
Big Thief – Shark Smile: 8
Aloe Blacc – I Need a Dollar: 8
The Heavy – How You Like Me Now: 8
Elvis Costello – Hand in Hand: 8
Belle and Sebastian – I Want the World to Stop: 7.5
Big Thief – Mythological Beauty: 7.5
Radiohead - The Numbers: 7.5
Dusty Springfield - Goin' Back: 7.5
The Libertines – Up the Bracket: 7.5
The Coral – In the Morning: 7.5
Beyoncé – Pray You Catch Me: 7.5
The Band – King Harvest (Has Surely Come): 7
The National - Ada: 7
Sarah McLachlan - Adia: 7
Blurry - Puddle of Mudd: 7
Rush - YYZ: 7
The Rolling Stones – Soul Survivor: 7
Rickie Lee Jones - Chuck E.'s in Love: 6.5
Bob Dylan – To Ramona: 6.5
Orelsan – Suicide social: 6.5
Gillian Welch – Elvis Presley Blues: 6.5
Eminem - Drug Ballad: 6.5
Belle and Sebastian – The Act of the Apostle (I): 6.5
My Chemical Romance - Famous Last Words: 6.5
Green Day – In the End: 6
The Notorious B.I.G. – Suicidal Thoughts: 6
Minnie Riperton - Inside My Love: 6
Adele – Hometown Glory: 6
Otis Redding – Rock Me Baby: 6
Vampire Weekend – I Think Ur A Contra: 5.5
Muddy Waters - Good News: 5.5
JJ Cale - Magnolia: 5.5
Fiona Apple - Limp: 5
David Axelrod - Holy Thursday: 5
Traffic – The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys: 4.5
Fleet Foxes - Kept Woman: 4.5
Simple Plan – Welcome to My Life: 4.5
The Jam – English Rose: 4.5
Tom Waits – Johnsburg, Illinois: 4.5
Elton John - Your Sister Can't Twist (But She Can Rock & Roll): 4
The Spaniels - Baby It's You: 4
AC/DC – Who Made Who: 4
Slick Rick – Hey Young World: 4
"Weird Al" Yankovic - Hardware Store: 3.5
Los Saicos - Demolición: 3.5
R.E.M. – Little America: 3.5
Janet Jackson - If: 3.5
Chainsmokers & Coldplay - Something Just Like This: 3
Queen - Good Company: 3
The Stooges - Fun House: 3
Fergie, featuring Ludacris - Glamorous: 3
Aphex Twin - On: 2

256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile
Year: 1970
Album: Ptah, the El Daoud
Biggest Fan: Sonofsamiam (#295)

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Rob wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2019 6:36 am256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile

3

Not a fan of real long flute songs.

1 | Alice Coltrane | Blue Nile | 8
2 | Daniel Ceasar featuring Kali Uchis | Get You | 7
3 | The Velvet Underground | New Age | 6
4 | Ultramagnetic MC's | Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) | 5
5 | The Nits | Nescio | 5
6 | High on Fire | Hung, Drawn & Quartered | 3
7 | John Parr | St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) | 2

249. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Roast Fish & Corn Bread - 5
250. John Parr – St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion) - 7
251. The Nits - Nescio - 6
252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) - 5.5
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered - 3
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age - 6
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You - 5
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile - 5

Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile: 9
Pure magic. I don't think I heard the harp in a jazz song before, certainly not as the main instrument. Feels like a journey through another world. One of the best discoveries yet and a good reason to check out more Alice Coltrane.

Ultramagnetic MC’s - Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) 5 Drowned out by Lyn Collins' "Yeah! WOO" (the Wilhelm Scream of samples), not used particularly imaginatively here.

High on Fire - Hung, Drawn & Quartered 6 Production-wise, it sounds like their budget was just a notch up from a rubber band and a lunchbox but the group build tension well and complement the singer, who comes off like Lemmy with a hangover but in a good way.

The Velvet Underground - New Age 5 To chime with other comments above, Doug Yule's voice may not be the most expressive. That works to his advantage elsewhere on Loaded, however, for the sullen Who Loves the Sun
and more so for Oh! Sweet Nuthin', which gets its numbness in regaling its bleak subject matter from Yule's weary tones. It doesn't suit New Age, relying as it does on someone with a vocal range or at least charisma to carry the song through the change in dynamics.

Daniel Caesar feat. Kali Uchis - Get You 6 Doesn't suffer from the same technical difficulties as any of the three above tracks but maybe a little too slick. And it doesn't have that same knowing nod of, say, Childish Gambino's Redbone to the idea that this loverman schtick might just be slightly ridiculous outside the bedroom.

Alice Coltrane - Blue Nile 8 Sped up a touch and you've got yourself the theme for a car chase in a Blaxploitation film, which earns a decent score from me on its own. The harp notes, draped all over the drumbeats in the lushest way, seal its quality.

257. Fur Patrol - Andrew
Year: 2000
Album: Pet
Biggest Fan: Safetycat (Unranked)

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All of the youtube versions that show up when I google have terrible audio... use this version if you don't Spotify https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwgXZGq3TSU

I give it an 8. Maybe not the most interesting song of it's genre but one of the first I heard and it stuck with me.

Rob wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 6:45 am257. Fur Patrol - AndrewY\

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Fur Patrol - Andrew: 6
It's easy to like, but like Take Me Down a few weeks ago it is too unoriginal to stand out the grand scheme of music.

255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You: 4
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile: 7.5
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew: 5.5

Thanks!

The next song is not on Spotify and wasn't originally on YouTube, but Wezzo has been so kind to upload it for this game!

258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall
Year: 2001
Album: Exploding Plastic Inevitable
Biggest Fan: Wezzo (#945)
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8A5-KGpBjk


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249. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Roast Fish & Corn Bread
Year: 1978
Album: Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn Bread
1- I was hoping to find some more reggae I'd like but this is decidedly not it.
250. John Parr – St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion)
Year: 1985
Album: St. Elmo’s Fire 
8

Count to Infinity - Nightfall: 8
Very good atmosphere on this one.

Rob wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:12 pmCount to Infinity - Nightfall

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259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy
Year: 1986
Album: Rapture
Biggest Fan: Henry (#830)

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Rob wrote: ↑Thu Sep 26, 2019 6:41 am259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy

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Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy: 3
When we came across Sarah McLaghlan's Adia in August I asked whether a song could be too classy for its own good. The question came to back to me when You Bring Me Joy started. It's just a little too clean for me, whereas the title suggested something more giddy or - you know - joyful. And then the second part hit and we suddenly went straight into the belting/ yelling match that Céline Dion would eventually built a complete career around and which I'll never be able to stomach. Not my cup of tea at all, this song.

Rob wrote: ↑Thu Sep 26, 2019 2:31 pm Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy: 3
When we came across Sarah McLaghlan's Adia in August I asked whether a song could be too classy for its own good. The question came to back to me when You Bring Me Joy started. It's just a little too clean for me, whereas the title suggested something more giddy or - you know - joyful. And then the second part hit and we suddenly went straight into the belting/ yelling match that Céline Dion would eventually built a complete career around and which I'll never be able to stomach. Not my cup of tea at all, this song.

I'm with you for a change. Mellow lifeless arrangements with way over the top vocal histrionics. I think that shit started with Patti Labelle in the 70s.

Oh dear, I swore I posted a song yesterday, but apparently not... I put it on the playlist and opened this topic for sure, but I must not have clicked 'Submit' or something. Well, then you get two today:

260. Santana – Waves Within
Year: 1972
Album: Caravanserai
Biggest Fan: Prosecutorgodot (#981)

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261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature
Year: 1975
Album: The Rocky Horror Picture: Music from the Motion Picture
Biggest Fan: Neil (#392)

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Rob wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 8:39 am260. Santana – Waves Within

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Rob wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 8:39 am261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature

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Santana – Waves Within: 7
Santana is a master and I tend to like his instrumentals. This is not his best, but certainly very good.

Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature: 6
Kind of fun, but I think a better singer could have made more of it. Curiously, I still have never seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix)
Year: 1989
3-Besides this version, there was another on Spotify simply labeled as "Remix" that was a more spare, skeletal mix. It felt funkier than this one with James Brown shouts and turntablism dripping on top. Sometimes less is more...
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered
Year: 2002
Album: Surrounded by Thieves
1-Make...it....stop
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age
Year: 1970
Album: Loaded
5-Could grow on me with more plays maybe. Added to my 1970 sampling playlist.
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You
Year: 2017
6-Nice smooth R&B. I think the bits with Uchis are where the song picks up steam. Added to my 2017 sampling playlist.
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile
Year: 1970
3-A lot of what keeps me from being more into jazz is this type of mellow meandering where it's all about "mood" and "texture" but never gets to a solid melody that punctures my eardrum and won't let go.
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew
Year: 2000
5-Kind of like it, could be a grower, added to my 2000 sampling playlist.

Already the fifth Prince song here, keeping him far ahead of competition. You’ll never guess who nominated it.

262. Prince - Shhh
Year: 1995
Album: The Gold Experience
Biggest Fan: Moonbeam (#676)

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Rob wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2019 7:49 am262. Prince - Shhh

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254. The Velvet Underground – New Age: 7
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You: 6
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile: 7
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew: 8
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall: 6
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy: 5
260. Santana – Waves Within: 7
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature: 3
262. Prince - Shhh: 5

Prince - Shhh: 5

Many Prince songs are either very good or very bad to me. This is a rare one that is just mediocre and forgettable.

263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath
Year: 2007
Album: Dark Passion Play
Biggest Fan: JamieW (#202)

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257. Fur Patrol - Andrew - 7
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall - 9 [from my list]
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy - 5
260. Santana – Waves Within - 5.5
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature - 9 [close to my top 1000]
262. Prince - Shhh - 5
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath - 6

252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) (6/10)
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered (6/10)
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age (7/10)
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You (2/10)
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile (6/10)
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew (8/10) ==> brilliant Alternative Rock. I know I am a sucker for power chords and simple melodies, but everything hits the spot here.
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall (4/10)
259. Anita Baker - You Bring Me Joy (1/10)
260. Santana - Waves Within (3/10)
261. Richard O'Brien - Science Fiction/Double Feature (3/10)
262. Prince - Shhhh (2/10)
263. Nightwish - Cadence of her Breath (6/10)

1 | Santana | Waves Within | 7
2 | Richard O'Brien | Science Fiction/Double Feature | 6
3 | Prince | Shhh | 6
4 | Count to Infinity | Nightfall | 5
5 | Fur Patrol | Andrew | 4
6 | Nightwish | Cadence of Her Last Breath | 4
7 | Anita Baker | You Bring Me Joy | 4

Rob wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 6:39 am263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath

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She needs some mouthwash.

Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath - 6

Difficult to rate, like a lot of symphonic metal. There is something that appeals me in this genre, especially when women take on the vocals (and symphonic metal is the only kind of metal were women seem to be more readily accepted). The singer here delivers, the "Run away!" vocal part works well, the overall song is memorable, but somehow it never soars as much as I wanted. The reason why a lot of these songs after some initial appeal fail to really win me over is that they can seem a bit facile after a few plays, as if there isn't all that much to return to. Within Temptation does this kind of thing better than Nightwish anyway.

Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath: 5

253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered
3
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age
6
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You
6
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile
7
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew
8
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall
4
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy
7
260. Santana – Waves Within
5
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature
9 - A very subdued opening considering the movie, but it works to get your head in the right space, with all of the grand lyrics about famous horror films. One of the songs I can return to most easily from the film. The reprise at the end of the film is also excellent.
262. Prince - Shhh
4
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath
7 - I like Nightwish but their music does get very samey. I feel like I could give half of their songs this score because they all do the same thing for me.

259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy - 7

Lifeless?

Rob wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 5:59 pm Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath - 6

Difficult to rate, like a lot of symphonic metal. There is something that appeals me in this genre, especially when women take on the vocals (and symphonic metal is the only kind of metal were women seem to be more readily accepted). The singer here delivers, the "Run away!" vocal part works well, the overall song is memorable, but somehow it never soars as much as I wanted. The reason why a lot of these songs after some initial appeal fail to really win me over is that they can seem a bit facile after a few plays, as if there isn't all that much to return to. Within Temptation does this kind of thing better than Nightwish anyway.

Only 2 days later, but I heard it again and feel I was too generous. I lower to 5.

258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall: 5
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy: 3
260. Santana – Waves Within: 6.5
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature: 7.75
262. Prince - Shhh: 7
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath 4

Thanks!

252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) 3
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered 1
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age 5
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You 2

Fur Patrol - Andrew 7 Parts of it sound like they forgot to add a backing track, leaving the singer to carry the song and it's solely to her credit that it ends up being catchy.

Count to Infinity - Nightfall 5 Passing any further comment on this one.

Anita Baker - You Bring Me Joy 2 Baker drops the title in the intro over the default setting of a session musician's Casio, giving herself a challenge to create drama. She takes that challenge by reaching notes I never could, nor would want to. Rapture and Sweet Love were palpably the sounds of a woman falling in love even if I didn't like either tune. What I heard in YBMJ sounded closer to terror than joy.

Santana - Waves Within 9 Stunned me, particularly the spacey filter at the start. It's the aural equivalent of the album's cover, a trip through the desert with an ever-growing sun. Bring on more Santana if this is what to expect!

Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature 4 Gave promises it couldn't keep of a camper Life on Mars? at the beginning, not helped by the adenoidal vocals. But I'll keep it at this score as it's intentionally tongue-in-cheek.

Prince - Shh 3 Someone really should've told Prince that those crashing drums and cheap keyboard sounds do nothing to keep the seductive mood he was going for.

Nightwish - Cadence of Her Breath 6 Guiltily dig the instrumentation here, which strike my untutored ears as a heavier Evanescence playing Hysteria by Muse, but I wish the singer would ditch her own plummy cadence and put in a raw vocal to push the song into epic territory.

250. John Parr – St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion)
Too much cheezy. 3.5/10

251. The Nits - Nescio
A little lack a variety in this song 5/10

252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix)
I think I prefer this old rap to recent productions... but it's still not a thing for me 4.5/10

253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered
I still have a lot of trouble judging this kind of music 4/10

254. The Velvet Underground – New Age
I love it! I love it! I didn't remember that song at all. 8/10

255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You
Rather sympathetic, with a soft languor 6.5/10

256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile
difficult to say bad things... a unique mood. 7/10

257. Fur Patrol - Andrew
I don't know if I like it or not, it deserves a 5. 5/10

258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall
6/10

259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy
It's too dripping for me. 3.5/10

260. Santana – Waves Within
A forgotten classic, the Santana of that time is always pleasant. 6.5/10

261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature
Hey, that's really nice. I had clearly never heard it before. The voice is the most important thing here. The "Whouhouhouhouuu" are even painful. 7/10

262. Prince - Shhh
Prince's ballads are clearly not my favorite songs, and this one from an album I don't really like. 5.5/10

263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath
I still can't do it. 4/10

259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy
Year: 1986
Album: Rapture
3
260. Santana – Waves Within
Year: 1972
Album: Caravanserai
4
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature
Year: 1975
4- Not one of the songs from this that I go back to apart from the movie
262. Prince - Shhh
Year: 1995
Album: The Gold Experience
5- Could possibly grow on me but the length is working against it a little. Added to my sampling playlist for 1995.
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath
Year: 2007
Album: Dark Passion Play
3-Reminded me of Evanescence but minus the lyrical hooks.

My favourites for this month

George Thorogood and the Destroyers – Bad to the Bone - 7
Happy Mondays – Hallelujah (Paul Oakenfold - Club Mix) - 6
Laura Nyro – Gibsom Street - 8
Big Star – You Can’t Have Me - 6
Billie Holiday – Don’t Explain - 7
Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Roast Fish & Corn Bread - 8
Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) - 7
Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile - 7
Santana – Waves Within - 7

The rest are 5 or lower.

256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile 3
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew 6
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall 5
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy 2
260. Santana – Waves Within 3
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature 6
262. Prince - Shhh 1
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath 2

256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile 7
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew 6
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy 6
260. Santana – Waves Within 5
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature 6
262. Prince - Shhh 4
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath 3

244. Billie Holiday – Don’t Explain - 5
245. The Guess Who – No Time - 6.5
246. Bruce Springsteen – Where the Bands Are - 7
247. Cold Chisel – Forever Now - 4
248. Emmy the Great - MIA - 8
249. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Roast Fish & Corn Bread - 6
250. John Parr – St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion) - 6.5
251. The Nits - Nescio - 6
252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) - 6
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered - 4
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age - 5
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You - 2
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile - 2
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew - 8
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall - 9
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy - 2
260. Santana – Waves Within - 4
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature - 8
262. Prince - Shhh - 2.5
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath - 7.5

Chuck Person got a mixed reaction, but that was my favourite new discovery of the whole playlist so far!

234. Yo La Tengo – One PM Again : 6
235. George Thorogood and the Destroyers – Bad to the Bone : 3
236. Happy Mondays – Hallelujah (Paul Oakenfold - Club Mix) : 4
237. Laura Nyro – Gibsom Street : 7
238. Chuck Person – A3 : 9
239. King Tuff – Loser’s Wall : 5
240. Big Star – You Can’t Have Me : 6
241. The Pretty Reckless – Take Me Down : 6
242. Belle & Sebastian – I Want The World To Stop : 6
243. Phil Collins – You’ll Be In My Heart: 4
244. Billie Holiday – Don’t Explain : 9
245. The Guess Who – No Time : 7
246. Bruce Springsteen – Where the Bands Are : 5
247. Cold Chisel – Forever Now : 5
248. Emmy the Great - MIA : 8
249. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Roast Fish & Corn Bread : 7
250. John Parr – St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion) : 6
251. The Nits - Nescio : 7
252. Ultramagnetic MC’s – Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) : 6
253. High on Fire – Hung, Drawn & Quartered : 7
254. The Velvet Underground – New Age : 7
255. Daniel Ceasar, featuring Kali Uchis – Get You : 6
256. Alice Coltrane – Blue Nile : 7
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew : 8
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall : 6
259. Anita Baker – You Bring Me Joy : 7
260. Santana – Waves Within : 6
261. Richard O’Brien – Science Fiction/Double Feature : 4
262. Prince - Shhh : 6
263. Nightwish – Cadence of Her Last Breath : 7

234. Yo La Tengo - One PM Again (1997): 7/10
235. George Thorogood and the Destroyers - Bad to the Bone (1982): 7/10
236. Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Paul Oakenfold Club Mix) (1989): 6/10
237. Laura Nyro - Gibsom Street (1969): 6/10
238. Chuck Person - A3 (2010): 5/10
239. King Tuff - Loser's Wall (2012): 6/10
240. Big Star - You Can't Have Me (1978): 6/10
241. The Pretty Reckless - Take Me Down (2016): 4/10
242. Belle and Sebastian - I Want the World to Stop (2010): 7/10
243. Phil Collins - You'll Be in My Heart (1999): 5/10
244. Billie Holiday - Don't Explain (1946): 8/10
245. The Guess Who - No Time (1969): 7/10
246. Bruce Springsteen - Where the Bands Are (1998): 5/10
247. Cold Chisel - Forever Now (1982): 7/10
248. Emmy the Great - MIA (2009): 6/10
249. Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Roast Fish & Corn Bread (1978): 5/10
250. John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) (1985): 7/10
251. The Nits - Nescio (1983): 6/10
252. Ultramagnetic MC's - Travelling at the Speed of Thought (Hip House Club Mix) (1989): 6/10
253. High on Fire - Hung, Drawn & Quartered (2002): 3/10
254. The Velvet Underground - New Age (1970): 7/10
255. Daniel Caesar feat. Kali Uchis - Get You (2017): 7/10
256. Alice Coltrane - Blue Nile (1970): 8/10
257. Fur Patrol - Andrew (2000): 6/10
258. Count to Infinity - Nightfall (2001): 8/10
259. Anita Baker - You Bring Me Joy (1986): 4/10
260. Santana - Waves Within (1972): 7/10
261. Richard O'Brien - Science Fiction/Double Feature (1975): 10/10
262. Prince - Shhh (1995): 5/10
263. Nightwish - Cadence of Her Last Breath (2007): 5/10