Album Box Score Report

SONG SCORES CHARTED BY ALBUM


ALBUM BREAKDOWNS



So far we have made it through 5 albums in the current album box score experiment and this is how they stack up.

One is a graph of how the albums progress in relation to the other albums. The other graph shows the average song score per album, the defining trait of each album (the highest category total) and a comparison of the two best songs per album.

The way it stands, Wilco the album has the highest individual song but the Harlem Shakes are the most consistent top to bottom. I never thought I would hear myself say that.

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Album Box Score :: Dan Auerbach/Keep It Hid

Keep It Hid is guitarist and front man of the Black Keys' first "solo" album. It has more of some things that the Black Keys don't offer too much of in their efforts; variety. It also features Dan as the master of all trades in the title of the album but we find out that the White Keys (who plays on this album with him) are a bit more prominent than we are led to believe. Black Keys drummer Pat Carney is nowhere to be found and to be honest, it might have helped.

Since he is engrained in Akron, Ohio almost as deeply as King James, we had to bring LeBron into this. LeBron-ness means the songs are fit for a king but not necessarily the King of the Hardwood.

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[Total score: 898]