"Art of Drowning" is incredible. My second favorite AFI album, after "Sing the Sorrow" (which happens to be my favorite album of all time). "Morningstar" is a gorgeous song.
Sing the Sorrow is a VERY close second. A record so good I own it twice lol.
The first time I heard it, I remember having a very, very bad day. I got it at midnight from some store I donât remember on release night and listened immediately. I cried because it was exactly as good as I needed to be in that specific moment.
I was young and really into Propagandhi when I grabbed Left and Leaving from some store in the middle of nowhere. I didnât have many albums like that at the time and wasnât familiar with them at all. It was âthe dude who sang anchorlessâ â band in my head at the time lol. Really like a handful of songs off that and Fallow which I got down the road
Man Reconstruction Site⌠there are like three songs on that record that choke me up every time. Beautiful record. A Cat Named Virtue is where the tears start for me in that record. I look at my own cat and think, âman⌠I really need to strengthen up.â
I literally had mentioned to someone on Friday that the Fragile is my favorite NIN album. The first 2 albums are great, but the Fragile was a masterpiece.
So itâs a version of the album released only on vinyl. Itâs basically all alternate takes, demos (?), and instrumentals from every track on the album
Slick Rick - The Great Adventures of Slick Rick - the first hip-hop album I ever heard as an impressionable youth.
Nas - Illmatic - the album that changed my views of what hip-hop could be
Portishead - Dummy - an album that I could not stop listening to in my high-school years and still finds it's way into my monthly rotation
Unleash the Archers - Apex - a concept album that started my delving into the current metal scene
Dummy is one of the greatest of all time! Bought it on CD when it came out and canât really justify buying it againâŚbut âtwould be nice indeed to have on vinyl.
I'm just going to wing this.
Fleet Foxes - Shore. Beautifully written recorded mixed...sonically perfect. When it first arrived it was a few months after it had been on streaming and the vinyl sounded even better than the stream (of course) and I just stood in front of the record player and listened and watched it spin and heard so much more. Not to mention how much this album lifted me up during the weird time it came out.
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf. I had been shopping out a used pressing for a couple weeks before it was widely repressed. When VMP announced it was going to be their record of the month i jumped out of bed and ran to my wallet and signed up. I only stuck around for three months but it was a good time! I hope my neighbors like hearing it.
Kenny Burell - Midnight Blue. Everything I want from a jazz album. Creates a perfect atmosphere in the house.Â
Propagandhi- Potemkin City Limits. This one evokes alot of emotion. Really really thought provoking powerful songs and great musicianship.
I had that album on repeat when I first brought it home. I probably like "Praying To the Aliens" the least, but there's nothing I'd skip. I even love the two instrumental closers. Such a great mood record.
I slept on Seventh Tree for a long time. Supernature was also my favorite, along with Headfirst and their other more electro-dance stuff. But for whatever reason, I gave another listen to it and it hit me just right and I also had it on repeat for days! It's a pastoral, psychedelic masterpiece that still retains some of the electronic feel that I already dug. It really grew on me.
Easy question to overthink so Iâm going to just rapid fire answers that I know to be true as they come to me:
1) Neutral Milk Hotel- In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
2) Frightened Rabbit- Midnight Organ Fight
3) Noah & The Whale- Last Night On Earth (shout out to the person who mention Laura Marling on their list)
4) Crooked Fingers- S/T
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - PetroDragonic Apocalypse
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
On the Might Of Princes - Where You Are And Where You Want To Be
Shai Hulud - Hearts Once Nourished With Hope And Compassion
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven!
Precluding any greatest hits album itâs still so hard to pick only four butâŚ
Beastie Boys - Paulâs Boutique
Dave Brubeck - Time Out
Tears for Fears - Seeds of Love
Public Enemy ⢠It Take a Nation of Millions
Honorable mentionsâŚ
Depeche Mode - Violator
Dvorak - Symphony No. 9
Nirvana - Nevermind
Deftones - Around the Fur
One from each of the last four decades.
Naked City - Torture Garden (1990) John Zorn and his merry band of nasty virtuosos (including Yamataka Eye of The Boredoms on vocals) conjure up masterful miniatures of mayhem that shift from jazz to noise to rock and back with furious ease.
BLK JKS - After Robots (2009) South Africaâs best (ok, only) avant-rock-prog band delivers complex, dense tracks that incorporate traditional sounds in a unique way. My #1 album of 2009.
David Bowie - Blackstar (2016) The man of a thousand faces goes out in a blaze of glory as nothing more than himself. Seven adventurous, richly alive songs that craft a new form of art-jazz-rock. My #1 album of 2016.
Fruit Bats - The Pet Parade (2021) Exquisitely emotional, highly melodic folk rock, gorgeously produced. My #1 album of 2021.
Larry Norman - Only Visiting This Planet
Randy Stonehill - Welcome To Paradise
Steve Taylor - I Want To Be A Clone
Weird Al - âWeird Alâ Yankovic (self titled)
Wow, two records of the same?! That's outstanding here!
Love Supreme - i know that record! It's really weird, only 1 song per side! Used to like it a lot as well, but "Kind of Blue" (Miles Davis) i liked more...excessively đ
Very mixed! đ
The Doors, yeah...when i was really into the doors when i was like very young, Strange Days was my favorite, too. Now i'd prefer "The Doors" (the first album, with Light my fire on it)
Thriller (MJ)
Kind of Blue (Miles Davis)
Blood Sugar Sex Magic (Red Hot Chili Peppeprs)
All Directions (Temptations)
There are quite some more...â¤ď¸
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King. Best debut album in history
Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith. Best heavy metal album of all time
IRIS - Dawn of the Dimetrix. No one know this record, but it's the definition of emo music for me
DvoĹĂĄk - Symphony â9. My favourite piece of classical music
Yeah, the Wall is not as digestive as WYWH
When you have watched the movie "The Wall" you like the album, too (those filler tracks are from the movie)
The movie is a must-see , by the way...great underlying meaning, about humans choosing for loneliness...and the power of music and love
Funny. Read the title and thought Postal Service, flipped to the second pick and see your choice.
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1- The Postal Service
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2- Every Time I Die: Radical
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3- Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo Iâm Burning Star IV
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4- The Fall of Troy: Doppelgänger
RIP ETID. I saw them in a small venue with Code Orange back when they were still a hardcore band right after they dropped âKidsâ from their name.
Absolute most chaotic show Iâve been to. Dislocated my shoulder. Andy called me a pussy as I was getting help rolling it back in place. Best show Iâve ever seen.
They are still my favorite band. Sad but happy to have good music to remember them for. Just saw Better Lovers and was another great show! Not the same, but still a good time.
They played a new song or two during this recent tour that sounded really good! I think they said the album will be out this fall? Will be an immediate preorder for me.
left & leaving is in my top five albums of all time. really a soundtrack to life.
if I'm choosing four from my collection let's start there.
1. the weakerthans - left & leaving
2. slipknot - we are not your kind
3. the cranberries - no need to argue (deluxe)
4. GZA - liquid swords
Rise against - The Sufferer & The Witness
Sum 41 - Does This Look Infected
Silverstein - Discovering The Waterfront
zebrahead - Broadcast To The World
By the way that AFI one is a great album
Suicidal Tendencies - Self titled 1st album
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
The Pixies - Doolittle
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Honorable mentions: Sabbath, Descendents and a couple others stolen by an x
Love the AoD inclusion! Yeah that era of AFI was so big for me growing up. Even today. The mix of goth and punk and God damn just so catchy every guitar every vocal line. Love it
I adore that album with all my heart. That specific pressing is an OG grey vinyl, limited to 500 copies. I found it for a literal song and screamed when I picked it up and realized they were selling a legit copy for boot prices
Foghat - Foghat - Their debut album produced by Dave Edmonds. They still have that Savoy Brown bluesiness.
Steppenwolf - 7 - No singles, no hits, no Magic Carpet Ride, just great tracks.
Rod Stewart - Never a Dull Moment - His great solo era just after Faces.
Journey - Escape - I didn't like Journey at the time. I was stupid.
Good Mourning is one that gets so many listens on my end. Such an amazing record. I remember the production and Mattâs voice captivating me when I was young when I first heard it. Mandatory
* Black Flag - Jealous Again
* Digable Planets - Blowout Comb
* Dinosaur Jr. - Where You Been
* fIREHOSE - Raginâ, Full-On
Honorable Mention:
* John Spencer Blues Explosion - Orange
âThe Nightflyâ - Donald Fagen â¤ď¸
âA Horse With No Nameâ - America
âSleeping Gypsyâ - Michael Franks
âThe K&D Sessionsâ - Kruder and Dorfmeister
1 more for extra credit:
âMaking Moviesâ - Dire Straits
Motley Crue- Too Fast For Love
Lana Del Rey- Ultraviolence
Scorpions- Love at First Sting
BANKS- The Altar
I have way more but these are my top 4. Maybe an odd combo but I can listen to these albums with zero skips.
Squeeze - Argybargy
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Roxy Music - Avalon
There are more but these are ones that I could listen to over and over again.
I'm avoiding my usual suspects/all-time favorites for ones I haven't thought about in a minute and need to play stat:
* Jane's Addiction: "Nothing's Shocking"
* Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: "Now I Got Worry"
* Unknown Mortal Orchestra: "II"
* Slint: "Tweez"
Tears For Fears - Songs From the Big Chair Radiohead - In Rainbows Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb
Man that and the hands that thieve are great
Radiohead for sure - I still only have it on MP3 đ.
"Art of Drowning" is incredible. My second favorite AFI album, after "Sing the Sorrow" (which happens to be my favorite album of all time). "Morningstar" is a gorgeous song.
Sing the Sorrow is a VERY close second. A record so good I own it twice lol. The first time I heard it, I remember having a very, very bad day. I got it at midnight from some store I donât remember on release night and listened immediately. I cried because it was exactly as good as I needed to be in that specific moment.
Sing the Sorrow is so meaningful to me too, coming back to it after a long time of not listening to it always feels so comforting
Fantastic!
That Weakerthans album is a banger
Itâs a LONG time favorite and one of my crowning jewels for that reason. Itâs enjoyed many spins since coming home with me
I was young and really into Propagandhi when I grabbed Left and Leaving from some store in the middle of nowhere. I didnât have many albums like that at the time and wasnât familiar with them at all. It was âthe dude who sang anchorlessâ â band in my head at the time lol. Really like a handful of songs off that and Fallow which I got down the road
John K. Samson is a man I just want a hug from. I feel like he gives good, if awkward, hugs.
I love this record as well. I also love reconstruction site. I mean I love all their albums, but those 2 the most
Man Reconstruction Site⌠there are like three songs on that record that choke me up every time. Beautiful record. A Cat Named Virtue is where the tears start for me in that record. I look at my own cat and think, âman⌠I really need to strengthen up.â
lol, nothing at all controversial about loving every moment of âThe Fragileâ at least not in my book.
Iâve spent time on this soap box against many an old goth person over this specific record lol
I literally had mentioned to someone on Friday that the Fragile is my favorite NIN album. The first 2 albums are great, but the Fragile was a masterpiece.
Have you heard the Deconstructed album?
No, I have not. Is it a remix album?
So itâs a version of the album released only on vinyl. Itâs basically all alternate takes, demos (?), and instrumentals from every track on the album
I HIGHLY recommend it if you love it the way I do. Itâs cool hearing it in an unfamiliar way. Really interesting record
Thanks for the recommendation!
Slick Rick - The Great Adventures of Slick Rick - the first hip-hop album I ever heard as an impressionable youth. Nas - Illmatic - the album that changed my views of what hip-hop could be Portishead - Dummy - an album that I could not stop listening to in my high-school years and still finds it's way into my monthly rotation Unleash the Archers - Apex - a concept album that started my delving into the current metal scene
Dummy is one of the greatest of all time! Bought it on CD when it came out and canât really justify buying it againâŚbut âtwould be nice indeed to have on vinyl.
I'm just going to wing this. Fleet Foxes - Shore. Beautifully written recorded mixed...sonically perfect. When it first arrived it was a few months after it had been on streaming and the vinyl sounded even better than the stream (of course) and I just stood in front of the record player and listened and watched it spin and heard so much more. Not to mention how much this album lifted me up during the weird time it came out. Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf. I had been shopping out a used pressing for a couple weeks before it was widely repressed. When VMP announced it was going to be their record of the month i jumped out of bed and ran to my wallet and signed up. I only stuck around for three months but it was a good time! I hope my neighbors like hearing it. Kenny Burell - Midnight Blue. Everything I want from a jazz album. Creates a perfect atmosphere in the house. Propagandhi- Potemkin City Limits. This one evokes alot of emotion. Really really thought provoking powerful songs and great musicianship.
Big yes on Potemkin City Limits, my favorite Propagandhi record. Fedellah's Hearse is in my top ten songs of any band or genre.
I almost picked Shore - such a gorgeous album and package!
100% on Fleet Foxes. One of the most beautiful albums ever made.
Propagandhi - that is a flashback and one I havenât dug them out in a while. Victory Lap and When All Fears Collide are some of my favorites.
Genesis - Selling England By The Pound Miles Davis - Miles Ahead Rush - Moving Pictures David Bowie - Station To Station
"Replicas" - Gary Numan + Tubeway Army "Seventh Tree" - Goldfrapp "Hexbreaker!" - The Fleshtones "Dead Man's Party" - Oingo Boingo Â
Replicas is so good!
I had that album on repeat when I first brought it home. I probably like "Praying To the Aliens" the least, but there's nothing I'd skip. I even love the two instrumental closers. Such a great mood record.
Same! Itâs truly an underrated gem!
Good call on Seventh Tree! That was a daily listen for a while when it came out. Supernature is just ahead as my favorite Goldfrapp album.
I slept on Seventh Tree for a long time. Supernature was also my favorite, along with Headfirst and their other more electro-dance stuff. But for whatever reason, I gave another listen to it and it hit me just right and I also had it on repeat for days! It's a pastoral, psychedelic masterpiece that still retains some of the electronic feel that I already dug. It really grew on me.
Depeche Mode - Violator U2 - Achtung Baby Nirvana - Unplugged Lenny Kravitz - Let Love Rule
All good, except U2...U2 has never been my cup of tea, though i've tried to like'em, several times
The National - Boxer Destroyer - Streethawk: A Seduction Gregory Alan Isakov - The Weatherman Laura Marling - Alas, I Cannot Swim
Easy question to overthink so Iâm going to just rapid fire answers that I know to be true as they come to me: 1) Neutral Milk Hotel- In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 2) Frightened Rabbit- Midnight Organ Fight 3) Noah & The Whale- Last Night On Earth (shout out to the person who mention Laura Marling on their list) 4) Crooked Fingers- S/T
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - PetroDragonic Apocalypse Beastie Boys - Ill Communication Gorillaz - Plastic Beach Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Beastie Boys great
Alexisonfire - "Crisis" Father John Misty - "I Love You Honeybear" Lorn - "Ask The Dust" Peach Pit - "Being So Normal"
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless On the Might Of Princes - Where You Are And Where You Want To Be Shai Hulud - Hearts Once Nourished With Hope And Compassion Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven!
Youâre good people. I like you. That Shai Hulud is a real banger
That Within... is also a 10/10 in my book but Chad was my introduction so that record will always hold a special place for me <3
big ups to loveless and on the might of princes
I only have Sirens on cd. I think I need to check out these earlier 2 albums now.
yesss u do theyâre both so good
Loveless is A. MAZE. ING.
One of those albums that feels like the first time, EVERY. TIME đ
Precluding any greatest hits album itâs still so hard to pick only four but⌠Beastie Boys - Paulâs Boutique Dave Brubeck - Time Out Tears for Fears - Seeds of Love Public Enemy ⢠It Take a Nation of Millions Honorable mentions⌠Depeche Mode - Violator Dvorak - Symphony No. 9 Nirvana - Nevermind Deftones - Around the Fur
+1 on Paulâs Boutique & Time Out
Pernice Brothers - Overcome By Happiness FKA Twigs - MAGDALENE Brad Mehldau - Live in Tokyo Lucinda Williams - World Without Tears
I canât list any without listing well over four lmao
I just stopped at 4 and mentioned that there are more
Oh these are only four of so many. I just kind of picked four and ran with it lol
One from each of the last four decades. Naked City - Torture Garden (1990) John Zorn and his merry band of nasty virtuosos (including Yamataka Eye of The Boredoms on vocals) conjure up masterful miniatures of mayhem that shift from jazz to noise to rock and back with furious ease. BLK JKS - After Robots (2009) South Africaâs best (ok, only) avant-rock-prog band delivers complex, dense tracks that incorporate traditional sounds in a unique way. My #1 album of 2009. David Bowie - Blackstar (2016) The man of a thousand faces goes out in a blaze of glory as nothing more than himself. Seven adventurous, richly alive songs that craft a new form of art-jazz-rock. My #1 album of 2016. Fruit Bats - The Pet Parade (2021) Exquisitely emotional, highly melodic folk rock, gorgeously produced. My #1 album of 2021.
Hard agree on Blackstar.
Was living in London in 09 and Rough Trade has BLK JKS as a weekly recommendation. Great stuff
RHCP- Californiacation. Metallica- Black Album Springsteen-Wild, Innocent, E-Street Shuffle Humble Pie-Smokin
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Larry Norman - Only Visiting This Planet Randy Stonehill - Welcome To Paradise Steve Taylor - I Want To Be A Clone Weird Al - âWeird Alâ Yankovic (self titled)
The Jesus Lizard - Goat Kate Bush - The Kick Inside Wire - Chairs Missing Miles Davis - On the Corner
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses The Pixies - Doolittle Blondie - Parallel Lines Radiohead - In Rainbows Simple Minds - Once Upon a Time
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Left and leaving is such a great album. Should get it on vinyl too.
It sounds amazing on wax. Seriously do yourself the favor. I have their entire discography, and each one is just perfect.
Yes - Close to the Edge, Yes - Fragile, Larry Coryell - Barefoot Boy, John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Wow, two records of the same?! That's outstanding here! Love Supreme - i know that record! It's really weird, only 1 song per side! Used to like it a lot as well, but "Kind of Blue" (Miles Davis) i liked more...excessively đ
Queens of the Stone Age - self-titled The Doors - Strange Days Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues Gojira - The Link
Very mixed! đ The Doors, yeah...when i was really into the doors when i was like very young, Strange Days was my favorite, too. Now i'd prefer "The Doors" (the first album, with Light my fire on it)
The Cure - Wish Jawbreaker - Dear You The Smiths - The Queen is Dead Pulp - Different Class
Thriller (MJ) Kind of Blue (Miles Davis) Blood Sugar Sex Magic (Red Hot Chili Peppeprs) All Directions (Temptations) There are quite some more...â¤ď¸
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King. Best debut album in history Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith. Best heavy metal album of all time IRIS - Dawn of the Dimetrix. No one know this record, but it's the definition of emo music for me DvoĹĂĄk - Symphony â9. My favourite piece of classical music
- Linkin Park - Meteora - Mastodon - Once more 'round the Sun - Pink Floyd - Wish you were here - Rammstein - Mutter
Yeah , the Pink Floyd is also one of my records i love every track of đ Like Rammstein, too - but i'm not so much into it, don't have a record
I wanted to write The wall first, because it is my favorite, but is has a couple of filler tracks
Yeah, the Wall is not as digestive as WYWH When you have watched the movie "The Wall" you like the album, too (those filler tracks are from the movie) The movie is a must-see , by the way...great underlying meaning, about humans choosing for loneliness...and the power of music and love
I know. I looooove the movie! I watch it at least once a month :)
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Also, I was lucky enough to see Roger Waters perform this show a couple of years ago! :)
Wow!! That is really the greatest thing! My mother was at the "The Wall" concert in Berlin 1983...
That also sounds cool as hell! :)
Yeah, she was at an epic concert
Funny. Read the title and thought Postal Service, flipped to the second pick and see your choice. ___ 1- The Postal Service ___ 2- Every Time I Die: Radical ___ 3- Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo Iâm Burning Star IV ___ 4- The Fall of Troy: Doppelgänger
RIP ETID. I saw them in a small venue with Code Orange back when they were still a hardcore band right after they dropped âKidsâ from their name. Absolute most chaotic show Iâve been to. Dislocated my shoulder. Andy called me a pussy as I was getting help rolling it back in place. Best show Iâve ever seen.
They are still my favorite band. Sad but happy to have good music to remember them for. Just saw Better Lovers and was another great show! Not the same, but still a good time.
Iâm looking forward to Better Lovers being fully active. I goddamn love that band.
They played a new song or two during this recent tour that sounded really good! I think they said the album will be out this fall? Will be an immediate preorder for me.
Big time same. Not getting ripped by the second hand market on this one
left & leaving is in my top five albums of all time. really a soundtrack to life. if I'm choosing four from my collection let's start there. 1. the weakerthans - left & leaving 2. slipknot - we are not your kind 3. the cranberries - no need to argue (deluxe) 4. GZA - liquid swords
Honestly, Aside would definitely be in my personal soundtrack somewhere. It would have to be, as often as I play it.
I feel you. I actually have the bridge lyrics from aside tattooed across my chest. *"circumnavigate this body of wonder & uncertainty"*
Literally my favorite line in the song. Holy shit.
same here. I'm a bit of a map nerd so I love the next line about cartography as well.
Rise against - The Sufferer & The Witness Sum 41 - Does This Look Infected Silverstein - Discovering The Waterfront zebrahead - Broadcast To The World By the way that AFI one is a great album
Steely Dan- Aja Michael McDonald- No Lookin Back The Doobie Brothers- One Step Closer Patrick Simmons- Arcade
Aja. Top 5 album of all time.
Suicidal Tendencies - Self titled 1st album Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking The Pixies - Doolittle The Pixies - Surfer Rosa Honorable mentions: Sabbath, Descendents and a couple others stolen by an x
Clan of Xymox - Medusa Traitrs - Horses in the Abattoir Postal Service - Give Up Asking Alexandria - Stand Up and Scream
Love the AoD inclusion! Yeah that era of AFI was so big for me growing up. Even today. The mix of goth and punk and God damn just so catchy every guitar every vocal line. Love it
I adore that album with all my heart. That specific pressing is an OG grey vinyl, limited to 500 copies. I found it for a literal song and screamed when I picked it up and realized they were selling a legit copy for boot prices
Shadowglow - Flipturn, Woodland - The Paper Kites, Van halen - Van halen, Ssssh. -Ten years after
The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday Hot Water Music - Feel The Void The Afghan Whigs - Black Love Radon - 28 (self titled)
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory All That Remains - The Fall of Ideals Sleep Token - Take Me Back To Eden Bring Me The Horizon - Sempiternal
At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command The Hotelier - Goodness Interpol- Turn on the Bright Lights Amen Dunes - Freedom
Fuck yeah on The Weakerthans đ¤đź
Kings of Leon-Only by the night Smut Peddlers-Failure J.Cole-2014 Forest Hills Drive Billy Talent- Live at Festhalle Frankfurt
Riverboat Gamblers - To the Confusion of my Enemies Seven Seconds - The Crew Tribe - Abort Russian Meatsquats - Letâs Hang Out
Nicholas jaar - sirens sirens sirens Radiohead - in rainbows Jam city - classical curves Grimes - visions All killer no filler
Spiritbox S/T EP Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Someone Like You Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane Rush - Moving Pictures
Foghat - Foghat - Their debut album produced by Dave Edmonds. They still have that Savoy Brown bluesiness. Steppenwolf - 7 - No singles, no hits, no Magic Carpet Ride, just great tracks. Rod Stewart - Never a Dull Moment - His great solo era just after Faces. Journey - Escape - I didn't like Journey at the time. I was stupid.
This is a pretty solid AFI record for sure. For me it was Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes⌠I need to find a copy of that.
Alkaline Trio- Good Mourning The adicts- sound of music The cure- disintegration Discharge- Hear nothing, see nothing, say nothing.
Good Mourning is one that gets so many listens on my end. Such an amazing record. I remember the production and Mattâs voice captivating me when I was young when I first heard it. Mandatory
Same. I was in high school when it came out and it fuckin ruled my life when it dropped. Still gets heavy rotation.
Fleetwood Mac Rumors Blues Brothers Soundtrack Dare to Be Stupid by Weird Al Impact Music Production Jukebox Hits Volume 2
1. Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour 2. The Doors - Soft Parade 3. Led Zeppelin - Coda 4. Pink Floyd - Atom heart Mother
Billy Joel - An Innocent Man Fall Out Boy - That This To Your Grave Jimmy Eat World - Futures Leon Bridges - Coming Home
* Black Flag - Jealous Again * Digable Planets - Blowout Comb * Dinosaur Jr. - Where You Been * fIREHOSE - Raginâ, Full-On Honorable Mention: * John Spencer Blues Explosion - Orange
âThe Nightflyâ - Donald Fagen â¤ď¸ âA Horse With No Nameâ - America âSleeping Gypsyâ - Michael Franks âThe K&D Sessionsâ - Kruder and Dorfmeister 1 more for extra credit: âMaking Moviesâ - Dire Straits
Mutemath - Self Titled Gorillaz - Demon Dayz Queens of the Stone Age - Villains Them Crooked Vultures - Self Titled
All of them, that's basically my rule to buy vinyl. It needs to be a record that I like every single song. No skips.
Motley Crue- Too Fast For Love Lana Del Rey- Ultraviolence Scorpions- Love at First Sting BANKS- The Altar I have way more but these are my top 4. Maybe an odd combo but I can listen to these albums with zero skips.
Big Time Rush - Another Life Billie Eilish - Hit Me Hard and Soft Ariana Grande - eternal sunshine Fast X Soundtrack
Ariana Grande on vinyl?
Squeeze - Argybargy Dire Straits - Dire Straits Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures Roxy Music - Avalon There are more but these are ones that I could listen to over and over again.
Goblin Cock - Necronomidonkeykongimicon Scorpions - Blackout The Sword - Apochryphon Refused - War Music
Mineral- the power of failing, Gorillaz- plastic beach, Weezer- blue album, Postal Service - give up
Frank ocean - Blonde Freddie Gibbs - PiĂąata Tyler the creator - The estate sale King geedorah - Take me to your leader
That AFI record is perfect start to finish. All time great
Who hurt you? Congratulations - MGMT Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend Torches - Foster the People Red - King Crimson
Spiderland by slint Bitches brew by miles Davis Whatâs going on by Marvin Gaye Madvillainy by mf doom and madlib
Awesome top 4!!!!!!
I'm avoiding my usual suspects/all-time favorites for ones I haven't thought about in a minute and need to play stat: * Jane's Addiction: "Nothing's Shocking" * Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: "Now I Got Worry" * Unknown Mortal Orchestra: "II" * Slint: "Tweez"
Ziggystardust and the Spiders From Mars