B-Side Guys

Jason Draper

Jason Draper’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 8 reviews, going back to 2011, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • R&B & Soul 43%
  • Rock 29%
  • Indie & Alternative 14%
  • Hip-Hop & Rap 14%

More numbers (how close they land to the other critics, release-week calls) appear once we track 15 of their reviews.

Their favorites

  1. Boyz II MenCooleyhighharmony 80 Record Collector
  2. BeckOne Foot in the Grave 80 Record Collector
  3. MF DOOMOperation: Doomsday 80 Record Collector
  4. CeeLo GreenThe Lady Killer 70 NME
  5. Paul McCartneyOcean’s Kingdom 60 Record Collector

Every review

Outlet
Paul McCartneyOcean’s Kingdom“There’s a long history of pop and rock stars going classical – from Zappa being roundly hailed as a genius in the field, to Sky’s less”Record Collector via Wikipedia60 3/5612011
Prince20TenNME via Wikipedia40 4/1039
Boyz II MenCooleyhighharmonyRecord Collector via Wikipedia80 4/582
Lou ReedMetal Machine MusicRecord Collector via Wikipedia20 1/543
BeckOne Foot in the GraveRecord Collector via Wikipedia80 4/576
MF DOOMOperation: DoomsdayRecord Collector via Wikipedia80 4/580
David BowieThe Buddha of SuburbiaRecord Collector via Wikipedia60 3/570
CeeLo GreenThe Lady KillerNME via Wikipedia70 7/1083

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