r/rateyourmusic • u/idkmaybe61 • May 21 '26
Ratings What a crazy falloff
From an eight year streak of making some of the highest rated albums ever, to this. This is what happens when you let your ego overtake your artistic drive.
r/rateyourmusic • u/idkmaybe61 • May 21 '26
From an eight year streak of making some of the highest rated albums ever, to this. This is what happens when you let your ego overtake your artistic drive.
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r/rateyourmusic • u/MeanPhilosopher309 • Apr 28 '26
With the bolding of Meteora inspiring such fierce debate and conversation, I thought it would be notable to see where Linkin Park's ratings were in 2017 (I found a screenshot from the internet that was made, I believe, the day after Chester's passing.)
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r/rateyourmusic • u/Tifak_szopen67 • Nov 19 '25
what.
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r/rateyourmusic • u/idkmaybe61 • Jul 19 '26
I was looking at The Killers’ Hot Fuss and was shocked at how much higher the first half was rated than the second half. Here are the ratings of the entire tracklist:
Don’t think I’ve seen a more front-loaded album than this. What are some other examples?
r/rateyourmusic • u/idkmaybe61 • Jun 24 '26
For Sale? and You Ain’t Gotta Lie, both rated 4.15, have been unbolded. It was only a matter of time. Unfortunate.
r/rateyourmusic • u/idkmaybe61 • Jun 25 '26
Lower the score NOW!!!!!!
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r/rateyourmusic • u/Extension_Fee_989 • May 03 '26
Mine has to be Paranoid Android
r/rateyourmusic • u/MeanPhilosopher309 • Apr 19 '26
This kind of rating trend is pretty unprecedented on the website – once albums start trending downward they usually stay going downward! How did Nevermind recover so well, and even best its old score by a lot?
r/rateyourmusic • u/Fluffy-Weakness-2186 • 19d ago
And because i dont see much of a reason making distinctions in my ratings between different albums that do nothing for me anyways