Kurt Loder

Kurt Loder

Kurt Loder’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 13 reviews, going back to 1983, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Rock 46%
  • Folk, Country & Americana 23%
  • Indie & Alternative 15%
  • Metal & Punk 8%

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By the numbers

2A-Sides reviewed, the albums the critics rate highest
2albums given a perfect score
24years of their reviews we track, 1983 to 2006
How their scores spread
  • 0–490
  • 50s0
  • 60s2
  • 70s1
  • 80s6
  • 90+4

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

Their favorites

  1. Pink FloydThe Final Cut 100 Rolling Stone
  2. Bruce SpringsteenThe Rising 100 Rolling Stone
  3. Neil Young and Crazy HorseRagged Glory 90 Rolling Stone
  4. Richard & Linda ThompsonI Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight 90 Rolling Stone
  5. RamonesToo Tough to Die 80 Rolling Stone

A-Sides they reviewed

2 albums that earned an A-Side, the critics’ top tier; they scored 2 of them 75 or higher.

Every review

Outlet
Neil Young and Crazy HorseRagged GloryRolling Stone via Wikipedia90 4.5/5862006
RamonesToo Tough to DieRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/5771984
Richard ThompsonHenry the Human FlyRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/5791984
Richard & Linda ThompsonI Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight“Check out our album review of Artist's Henry the Human Fly on Rolling Stone.com.”Rolling Stone via Wikipedia90 4.5/5931984
Pink FloydThe Final Cut“Check out our album review of Artist's The Final Cut on Rolling Stone.com.”Rolling Stone via Wikipedia100 5/5651983
Roxy MusicAvalonRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/586
RushGrace Under PressureRolling Stone via Wikipedia60 3/552
The PoguesIf I Should Fall from Grace with GodRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/588
Meat PuppetsMeat Puppets IIRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/592
Lou ReedNew SensationsRolling Stone via Wikipedia80 4/578
Cyndi LauperShe’s So UnusualRolling Stone via Wikipedia70 3.5/584
Bruce SpringsteenThe RisingRolling Stone via Wikipedia100 5/583
U2The Unforgettable FireRolling Stone via Wikipedia60 3/586

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