B-Side Guys

John Lewis

John Lewis’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 14 reviews, going back to 2003, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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Writes for

  • Uncut 2003–2005 · 14 reviews

What they review

  • Pop 36%
  • Rock 36%
  • Hip-Hop & Rap 7%
  • Metal & Punk 7%

By the numbers

3years of their reviews we track, 2003 to 2005
How their scores spread
  • 0–490
  • 50s0
  • 60s4
  • 70s2
  • 80s6
  • 90+2

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

Their favorites

  1. The SpecialsMore Specials 90 Uncut
  2. GorillazThe Mountain 90 Uncut
  3. Madness7 80 Uncut
  4. JamiroquaiEmergency on Planet Earth 80 Uncut
  5. Phil CollinsHello, I Must Be Going! 80 Uncut

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

Every review

Outlet
MadnessAbsolutelyUncut via Wikipedia60 3/5652005
The SpecialsMore SpecialsUncut via Wikipedia90 9/10862003
Madness7Uncut via Wikipedia80 4/580
BuzzcocksA Different Kind of TensionUncut via Wikipedia70 7/1084
JamiroquaiEmergency on Planet EarthUncut via Wikipedia80 8/1078
Phil CollinsHello, I Must Be Going!Uncut via Wikipedia80 8/1071
Red Hot Chili PeppersI’m with YouUncut via Wikipedia60 3/568
Adam and the AntsKings of the Wild FrontierUncut via Wikipedia80 8/1089
alt-JRelaxerUncut via Wikipedia60 6/1065
GoldfrappSeventh TreeUncut via Wikipedia80 4/573
Peter GabrielSoUncut via Wikipedia80 8/1086
GorillazThe MountainUncut via Wikipedia90 4.5/583
JamiroquaiThe Return of the Space CowboyUncut via Wikipedia70 7/1075
JamiroquaiTravelling Without MovingUncut via Wikipedia60 6/1068

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