The three hundred and seventy-seventh album: #377 The Clash - The Clash
I put this album on and before I knew it I was four tracks in without noticing the difference. They're short punk songs, the guitar riffs sounding similar and everything going in hard. It's not that the sentiment is bad or there aren't nice touches in here, but it feels like it all gets overpowered by the wall of noise, which means you're basically holding out for the intros where the album sounds good. Beyond that, with the exception of the odd track where they try differently (standing out just for being different), for me it's an album that I'd put on to get some emotions out, but not for any nuance in my experience.