Tiny Mix Tapes

Tiny Mix Tapes’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 40 reviews of 40 albums, going back to 2009, each next to the album’s Breakdown. 40 of them come from Wikipedia ratings boxes, mostly for older albums.

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30 reviews with no named critic yet.

What it reviews

  • Hip-Hop & Rap 30%
  • Rock 18%
  • Indie & Alternative 15%
  • Pop 13%
  • Metal & Punk 13%

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By the numbers

71average score it gives, on the 0 to 100 scale (40 reviews)
55%of its reviews score an album 75 or higher
19points: how far a typical review lands from its own average score
How its scores spread
  • 0–496
  • 50s4
  • 60s1
  • 70s7
  • 80s14
  • 90+8

Its top scores

  1. PitbullClimate Change 100 S. David
  2. Dead KennedysFresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables 100
  3. Serge GainsbourgHistoire de Melody Nelson 100 David Nadelle
  4. The KinksThe Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society 100
  5. PrimusFrizzle Fry 90 Jeff Roesgen
  6. Sufjan StevensMichigan 90
  7. John CaleParis 1919 90
  8. Charli XCXVroom Vroom 90

Every review

Critic
Bob DylanTogether Through Lifenot named
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80 4/5802009
The Dismemberment Plan!not named
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70 3.5/563
Travis ScottBirds in the Trap Sing McKnightnot named
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30 1.5/560
Rick RossBlack Marketnot named
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40 2/562
CalexicoCarried to Dustnot named
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70 3.5/580
Bruce SpringsteenChapter and VerseLeah B. Levinson
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80 4/578
Bob DylanChristmas in the Heart“It's too soon to speak of dementia or Alzheimer’s when speaking of Bob Dylan. He’s not yet Grandpa in the backseat of your car, collecting the good luck change from…”not named
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80 4/571
PitbullClimate Change“Climate Change is an album about nothing. It hears nothing, speaks nothing, and sees nothing. It could be about partying, but even that subject is given such perfunctory treatment that…”S. David
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100 5/580
Playboi CartiDie Litnot named
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80 4/568
BjörkDrawing Restraint 9not named
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80 4/571
Dead KennedysFresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetablesnot named
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100 5/579
PrimusFrizzle Fry“Along with the late Jimi Hendrix, Les Claypool should be recognized as the rock musician most likely to make his instrument sound like anything. A race car engine, a circus…”Jeff Roesgen
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90 4.5/573
Alkaline TrioFrom Here to Infirmary“The Alkaline Trio, Chicagoland's favorite pop-punk/emo band, are at it again. It seems ages ago that their Asian Man Records full-length debut, Goddamnit, was released; in reality it was only…”not named
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50 2.5/563
Josh RitterGolden Age of Radionot named
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60 3/573
Alkaline TrioGood Mourning“I gave the last Alkaline Trio record, the similarly-awful-titled From Here to Infirmary a 5.2 This record gets 1 tenth of a point less because it's the same record but…”not named
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50 2.5/570
Serge GainsbourgHistoire de Melody NelsonDavid Nadelle
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100 5/594
21 SavageIssa AlbumCorrigan B
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80 4/571
Lil Uzi VertLuv Is Rage 2not named
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70 3.5/570
Sufjan StevensMichigannot named
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90 4.5/586
The Dillinger Escape PlanMiss Machinenot named
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80 4/577
Death GripsNo Love Deep Web“There are a lot of places I could begin: with the giant dick on the cover art, with the photo of MC Ride tempting death on top of a building,…”not named
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80 4/578
Charli XCXNumber 1 Angelnot named
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80 4/568
The PoliceOutlandos d’Amournot named
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80 4/582
John CaleParis 1919not named
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90 4.5/588
Charli XCXPop 2“She wasn’t supposed to make it past 25. Charlotte Aitchison’s Charli XCX persona has never been geared toward longevity. Whether braving an apocalyptic day of reckoning on “Nuclear Seasons” or…”not named
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80 4/580
GZAPro Toolsnot named
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70 3.5/575
Animal CollectiveProspect HummerS. Kobak
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70 3.5/571
John FruscianteShadows Collide with Peoplenot named
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70 3.5/577
De La SoulStakes Is Highnot named
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80 4/576
T.I.T.I. vs. T.I.P.not named
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40 2/568
Die AntwoordTen$Ionnot named
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50 2.5/556
MisfitsThe Devil’s Rainnot named
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50 2.5/545
The KinksThe Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Societynot named
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100 5/594
Death GripsThe Powers That BNico Callaghan
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80 4/573
JeezyThe Recession“This past year has found Young Jeezy transitioning: from the streets of the ATL to the bright lights of Fifth Avenue, from crack rap’s king to pop’s go-to support act…”Ajitpaul Mangat
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40 2/566
The SimpsonsThe Simpsons Sing the BluesDavid Brusie
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30 1.5/553
John FruscianteThe Will to Deathnot named
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80 4/571
Cypress HillTill Death Do Us Partnot named
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40 2/559
TurnstileTime & SpaceSnacks Kyburz
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70 3.5/574
Charli XCXVroom Vroomnot named
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90 4.5/568

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