Their favorites

1. PJ HarveyIs This Desire? 100 Los Angeles Times
2. SublimeSublime 88 Los Angeles Times
3. PixiesTrompe le Monde 88 Los Angeles Times
4. Eric ClaptonFrom the Cradle 88 Los Angeles Times
5. Elton JohnThe One 88 Los Angeles Times

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• No Doubt 2 reviews63The Beacon Street Coll…75Tragic Kingdom
• Elton John 2 reviews50Sleeping with the Past88The One

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
SublimeSublime“Sublime's third album heralds the ripening of a real talent–and should elevate Brad Nowell's recent, heroin-related death from a footnote to a significant loss for the pop world.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	87	1996
No DoubtThe Beacon Street Collection“** 1/2, No Doubt, "The Beacon Street Collection", Beacon Street Records No Doubt has had a rocky path from its debut album in 1992 to its sophomore release.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	63 2.5/4	61	1995
PixiesTrompe le Monde“*** 1/2 PIXIES "Trompe Le Monde" 4AD/Elektra After last year's mannered, sub-par "Bossanova," these college-radio faves have come back with spark rekindled.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	83	1991
Richard ThompsonRumor and Sigh“Though one hates to describe good work as routine, "Rumor and Sigh" is a routinely good effort from one of rock's most accomplished all-around talents.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	83	1991
David Lee RothA Little Ain’t Enough	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2.5/5	55	1991
Billy JoelStorm Front	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	60 3/5	63	1989
Cyndi LauperA Night to Remember“CYNDI LAUPER "A Night to Remember." Epic ** 1/2 The girl doesn't just want to have fun.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2.5/5	50	1989
Roger WatersAmused to Death	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	63 2.5/4	81
Eric ClaptonFrom the Cradle“*** 1/2; ERIC CLAPTON, "From the Cradle" ( Duck/Reprise ) There's gold in them thar roots, as Clapton discovered when his blues-steeped "Unplugged" album sold more than 14 million copies…”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	81
CinderellaHeartbreak Station	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	40 2/5	60
PJ HarveyIs This Desire?	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	100 4/4	82
QueenMade in Heaven	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	38 1.5/4	59
Elton JohnSleeping with the Past	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2.5/5	53
Elton JohnThe One	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	71
No DoubtTragic Kingdom	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	80
R.E.M.Up	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	71