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Glenn Branca

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All Time

of 149,978

1,313
Decades
- 1990s
  
  of 7,254
  
  4,971
- 2000s
  
  of 10,552
  
  2,074
Genres
- Alternative Rock
  
  of 5,290
  
  2,754
- Classical
  
  of 208
  
  70
- Classical: Instrumental
  
  of 150
  
  50
- Jazz
  
  of 1,947
  
  946
- Miscellaneous
  
  of 2,542
  
  985
- Pop
  
  of 13,659
  
  6,296
- Rock
  
  of 8,163
  
  3,845

CAREER SPAN:

Decade

Album Score

# Albums

1990s

1.5637

2000s

1.7292

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews for each album.

Overall Band Score: Glenn Branca is ranked overall as 2.3232 out of 4 stars

2.3232

Glenn Branca Album Rankings

Glenn Branca scores a combined 2.8999 out of 4 stars for Symphony No. 9

Symphony No. 9 "L'Eve Future" (2.8999)

Performed bythe Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra, Katowice, with vocals by theCamerata Silesia Singers Ensemble, conducted byChristian van Borries. ...more

Glenn Branca scores a combined 2.5846 out of 4 stars for The Ascension

The Ascension (2.5846)

I was teaching the Dwight highschoolers how to drunk-drive when I first heard The Ascension . ...more

9.69

to

13.98

from (6) sources

Glenn Branca scores a combined 2.0764 out of 4 stars for Symphony No. 2

Symphony No. 2 (2.0764)

The legendary live performance at St. Mary's Church on May 14, 1982. Scored for eight mallet guitars, taped harmonic guitars, bass drums, metal percussion and drums. ...more

11.58

to

15.98

from (5) sources

Glenn Branca scores a combined 2.0708 out of 4 stars for Lesson No. 1

Lesson No. 1 (2.0708)

When Glenn Branca's "Symphony No. 8" was performed in Denmark at an arts festival attended by the queen and several dignitaries, the press described the effect of his music as "sound terror. ...more

10.97

to

14.88

from (4) sources

Glenn Branca scores a combined 1.2283 out of 4 stars for Symphony No. 3

Symphony No. 3 (1.2283)

Rock & roll and classical music have long been thought to go together like milk and vinegar, and such early attempts at bridging the gap – like Deep Purple'sConcerto for Group and Orchestra– ...more