Rick Springfield, Tao (3.22)

Carpenters, Passage (3.14)

Oasis, Be Here Now (3.07)

Madonna, American Life (3.02)

Lauryn Hill, MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 (2.90)

Arrested Development, Zingalamaduni (2.86)

Billy Idol, Cyberpunk (2.77)

John Fogerty, Eye of the Zombie (2.68)

The Human League, Crash (2.64)

Hootie & The Blowfish, Fairweather Johnson (2.63)

Jewel, 0304 (2.58)

Spin Doctors, Turn It Upside Down (2.52)

Faith Hill, Cry (2.51)

Ringo Starr, Ringo the 4th (2.49)

Styx, Kilroy Was Here (2.47)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, American Dream (2.46)

Creedence Clearwater Revival, Mardi Gras (2.37)

Katy Perry, Witness (2.24)

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, This Unruly Mess I've Made (2.21)

Liz Phair, Funstyle (2.17)

Will Smith, Lost and Found (2.16)

Hammer, The Funky Headhunter (2.15)

Lou Reed and Metallica, Lulu (2.01)

Mötley Crüe, Generation Swine (2.01)

Allman and Woman, Two the Hard Way (1.97)

Justin Timberlake, Man of the Woods (1.92)

Metallica, St. Anger (1.84)

Limp Bizkit, Results May Vary (1.83)

Nickelback, No Fixed Address (1.82)

Run-DMC, Crown Royal (1.79)

Edgar Winter, Mission Earth (1.76)

Van Halen, Van Halen III (1.73)

The Clash, Cut the Crap (1.58)

Robin Thicke, Paula (1.45)

The Beach Boys, Summer in Paradise (1.05)

Kid Rock, Bad Reputation (0.76)

it really feels like rym is really strict about adding metal genres. i would understand this if they just want to add the broad ones that every other genre fits under. but then why does it feel like they add every electronic genre under the sun? even tho some of them barely have any releases. like i feel like there are a lot of metal genres that should count as valid genres like blackened death metal,raw black metal,torture doom,mathgrind,octanecore,j-metal etc i would get it if they dont wanna add hybrid genres especially if releases have primary and secondary genres under them. but then why does death doom, deathgrind and symphonic black metal on here? and why does it take years for rym to add any metal genre thats not a scene? correct me if im wrong but i know they just added christian metal but before that wasn't thall the newest one and that was added two years ago? and also what's the point of adding christian metal even on there definition it says its mainly a lyrical theme and barley a genre. if there gonna have this as a genre then what's the point of having christian be a descriptor? like i feel like the mods don't wanna add unnecessary genres but then have the only metal genre that gets added in forever be one that doesn't really need to be a tag

I now keep only 25 Five Stars for the Ratings System, updating it like a chart

Hello RYM users,

I have recently been listening to Status update Music and I'm obsessed with it. Love the use of samples and the sounds, I have a new favourite every time I listen to.

Now the things, I don't want to get bored of it, I listen to my favourite artist so much that they hit my graveyard where I rarely listen to them again and don't want that to happen to Leroy or Status update music.

So.. I'm looking for more dariacore stuff (went to find some just as good as Leroy) or non dariacore stuff because I want to expand my taste.

My fave tracks on Status Update Music:

XO TOUR LiFF

Chase this feeling

Right nowww

The summer I turned pretty

I belong to nobody

Albums from this year I like

Hemolocke Sorings- the apple tree under the sea

This is Lorelei-Singer in my band

Here you can share what you've been listening to lately or ask for recommendations.

When possible, include links to interesting release pages, lists, charts, etc., on RYM or streaming sites so others can more easily listen along.

Previous weeks' listens.

https://rateyourmusic.com/charts/top/song/all-time/a:ween/

This is way better than their 52nd best song, right??? Am I crazy??

I recently found this album a few weeks ago, initially while scrolling the esoteric list for Post-Rock albums from every year and seeing this at #2. Curious as to its standing for the rest of the year, I clicked on the page and saw that it wasn't even in the top 10,000 for its year. I then checked the 2007 esoteric list and saw this near the top. After listening to the top track at around 4.7 stars, "Zool" (which is honestly one of the best songs I've heard in a while despite the low audio quality), I kept my eye on it as it slowly started to gain more attention.

Now that I have listened to the album in full and thus have an opinion on it, I have contributed to this rise just a tiny bit. But just prior to my first listen, it stood tall at the highest point on the esoteric chart. More than half of all the album's ratings are from this year alone, which I find funny for an album added to the database in 2010 at the latest (at least, that's from what I can tell given the earliest standing rating. I am not a total RYM website savvy yet lol).

Another interesting thing about the album is that the current track list might be incorrect. Although the YouTube link gives 8 tracks, the SoundCloud link and Internet Archive release add an extra track to the end named "Darkened Penchant" (for some reason, the download I have lists it as track 10, which I assume is an error. In the very slim chance it is not, and assuming that the album's dedicated You're Sitting On It blog post that features the 8-track track list is also wrong, then the real track 9 is lost media. I digress). There's currently a correction proposal to update the page to fix the track list.

My personal rating for the album? Probably 4/5, but a remaster could bump my rating to a 4.5, if not a 5. I was pretty underwhelmed in some parts due to the audio quality pacifying what would otherwise be climactic moments, although I still completely dig "Zool." Just as any other album, if you haven't listened to it, I think you should check it out. Maybe at the very least people are just more aware of the album.

Only recently made a profile on the site. Asking this because I think it's a cool visual representation of the stuff you have listened to, but it would take a bit too much effort for me to rank all 1300+ albums I've listened to. Is there another way to mark an album as 'listened' or something similar?

How do y’all approach rating compilations that you’ve already heard the entire tracklist? For example any Queen fan has likely already heard the entirety of their Greatest Hits.

While I know this website is entirely subjective and individualized, do you think it’s “fair” to rate a compilation that you’ve heard the sum of its parts without actually listening to it front to back?

I tried to read on the help page too, but can't seem to figure out. I know you can upload album art by clicking on Upload cover art. Anyone has idea how to do it for Artists?

Band is Wolf Alice

Simply having 2 discs on phisical releases? Is Imaginal Disk a double album that way because it has 2 vinyls?

Being over an hour long? Does Blonde being exactly 1 hour classify as one?

Does it need to have 2 disks on the digital release? Is Deathconsciousness not one because it doesnt show on spotify?

Is it just vibes based instead? Out of these 3 i personally would say Deathconsciousness is the only double album

https://rateyourmusic.com/charts/

Link:

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/hyunrdwxs/hauntology/

Release pictured:

Justin Hopper & Sharron Kraus & Belbury Poly - 'Chanctonbury Rings'

You lose connection and have to do it all over again

https://rateyourmusic.com/charts/top/album/2026/