Favourite music album?
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w00tw00
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*gives internet cookie*In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel
DutchCheese
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I don't do favourites, I do top 5 (in no particular order)
10.000 Days - Tool
The Fall - Gorillaz (even though my favourite songs are in other albums)
Origins - Eluveitie
Blodsvept - Fintroll
Mezmerize - System Of A Down
10.000 Days - Tool
The Fall - Gorillaz (even though my favourite songs are in other albums)
Origins - Eluveitie
Blodsvept - Fintroll
Mezmerize - System Of A Down
xHallucinationx
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Jaffl3
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It's really difficult for me to narrow my choices down, so there's gonna be a quite a few, in no particular order...
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Ben Howard - Every Kingdom (Example, Old Pine https://t9k.me/2Xu)
Graffiti6 - Colours (Example, Calm the Storm https://t9k.me/2Xv)
Mads Langer - Behold (Example, The River Has Run Wild https://t9k.me/2Xw)
Martin Mittone - Nomolos (Example, Lunara https://t9k.me/2Xx)
The Rasmus - Dead Letters (Example, Not Like the Other Girls https://t9k.me/2Xy)
Infected Mushroom - Vicious Delicious (One of the best names for an album ever. Example, Forgive Me https://t9k.me/2Xz)
Michael Jackson - Off the Wall (Example, She's out of My Life https://t9k.me/2XA)
Above & Beyond - Group Therapy (Example, Only a Few Things https://t9k.me/2XB)
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Honestly I could waffle on forever about the music I love. I strongly recommend listening to the examples, the genres are varied.
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Ben Howard - Every Kingdom (Example, Old Pine https://t9k.me/2Xu)
Graffiti6 - Colours (Example, Calm the Storm https://t9k.me/2Xv)
Mads Langer - Behold (Example, The River Has Run Wild https://t9k.me/2Xw)
Martin Mittone - Nomolos (Example, Lunara https://t9k.me/2Xx)
The Rasmus - Dead Letters (Example, Not Like the Other Girls https://t9k.me/2Xy)
Infected Mushroom - Vicious Delicious (One of the best names for an album ever. Example, Forgive Me https://t9k.me/2Xz)
Michael Jackson - Off the Wall (Example, She's out of My Life https://t9k.me/2XA)
Above & Beyond - Group Therapy (Example, Only a Few Things https://t9k.me/2XB)
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Honestly I could waffle on forever about the music I love. I strongly recommend listening to the examples, the genres are varied.
rsmv2you
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Oh god, far too many.. I honestly couldn't pick just one. I can make like 10 that all fall under that title for me. but not one.
Green Day American Idiot or Dookie
Pendulum Hold Your Colour
Bad Religion - The Empire Strikes First
Breaking Benjamin - Phobia
(and The Acoustics)
Rise Against The Sufferer And The Witness
Anberlin - Cities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za4k3qTOPsE&list=PLaBDahRlkpKRwGlUYmBCa4o3edsHXsjm1
The Legion Of Doom - Incorporated (like 4 songs on this are meh but the rest are just orgasmic)
Green Day American Idiot or Dookie
Pendulum Hold Your Colour
Bad Religion - The Empire Strikes First
Breaking Benjamin - Phobia
(and The Acoustics)
Rise Against The Sufferer And The Witness
Anberlin - Cities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za4k3qTOPsE&list=PLaBDahRlkpKRwGlUYmBCa4o3edsHXsjm1
The Legion Of Doom - Incorporated (like 4 songs on this are meh but the rest are just orgasmic)
my fav song by them
I don't do favourites, I do top 5 (in no particular order)
10.000 Days - Tool
The Fall - Gorillaz (even though my favourite songs are in other albums)
Origins - Eluveitie
Blodsvept - Fintroll
Mezmerize - System Of A Down
System of a down and tool
NewspaperCrane
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BaloneyPony
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My taste is so boring
Great album by pink floyd. I would go as far saying that it's better then dark side of the moon and the wall.
My taste is so boring
Zennai
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This was a very hard decision to make.
Their album with the most variety, a few timeless songs, and amazing vocals all throughout.
Honorable mentions:
Bad Religion - Process of Belief <-- Would have been my other choice.
Propagandhi - How to Clean Everything
Flogging Molly - Swagger
Honorable mentions:
Bad Religion - Process of Belief <-- Would have been my other choice.
Propagandhi - How to Clean Everything
Flogging Molly - Swagger
metalgtr93
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Kind of hard to narrow it down so here's a bunch of them
HOMERUN_09
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metalgtr hinted at a couple bands I enjoy, here are some other albums from them that are my favorites, with some other bands included:
This is one of Testament's 'newer' albums, but contains a heavier, yet just as brutal sound than their earlier discography. Dave Lombardo of Slayer is also featured on the drums.
The predecessor to Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning features arguably Metallica's best work as a band.
Probably one of the most underrated metal bands ever, in my opinion, Sodom's Persecution Mania contains some of the best work of the band's career during the era with Frank Blackfire on guitar.
While Rust in Peace is arguably Megadeth's best album, my personal favorite is Peace Sells due to its extremely raw and revolutionary sound for its era.
For a band that really cleaned up its instrumental work over the years, Symbolic is, in my opinion, the pinnacle of Chuck Schuldiner's work with his band.
This album answered so many questions to what was going to happen to metal in the 90s after the breakout during the 80s. What Peace Sells (among others) was to the mid-80s, this was to the early 90s for the metal genre. And Dimebag is a beast on this album.
From Brazil, Sepultura's Beneath the Remains has evolved into one of the gems of the thrash metal scene.
This album just kicks so much ass, no questions asked.
And who could forget fucking Slayer? Well, I didn't... This album is just insane.
I guess I could start with these for now, there are a lot more I enjoy
This is one of Testament's 'newer' albums, but contains a heavier, yet just as brutal sound than their earlier discography. Dave Lombardo of Slayer is also featured on the drums.
The predecessor to Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning features arguably Metallica's best work as a band.
Probably one of the most underrated metal bands ever, in my opinion, Sodom's Persecution Mania contains some of the best work of the band's career during the era with Frank Blackfire on guitar.
While Rust in Peace is arguably Megadeth's best album, my personal favorite is Peace Sells due to its extremely raw and revolutionary sound for its era.
For a band that really cleaned up its instrumental work over the years, Symbolic is, in my opinion, the pinnacle of Chuck Schuldiner's work with his band.
This album answered so many questions to what was going to happen to metal in the 90s after the breakout during the 80s. What Peace Sells (among others) was to the mid-80s, this was to the early 90s for the metal genre. And Dimebag is a beast on this album.
From Brazil, Sepultura's Beneath the Remains has evolved into one of the gems of the thrash metal scene.
This album just kicks so much ass, no questions asked.
And who could forget fucking Slayer? Well, I didn't... This album is just insane.
I guess I could start with these for now, there are a lot more I enjoy
Even tho I love King Crimson's Debut album.... I believe that this is their greatest song. (From their 2nd best album) It's pretty much the prefect song for me. The ending climax gives me goosebumps everytime
anyone who loves progressive rock, will love this song.
(Fun fact: Kurt Cobain apparently was deeply influenced by this song.)
anyone who loves progressive rock, will love this song.
(Fun fact: Kurt Cobain apparently was deeply influenced by this song.)
FaerieInCombatBoots
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Opus Eponymous- Ghost
Infestissumam- Ghost
Bloody Kisses- Type O Negative
Melexiious
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Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
But seriously.
David Bowie's lets dance is quite possibly one of his most best albums in my opinion, while it has been reffered to as 'babbys first bowie'. It's still an amazing album in it's own right. It sets out to do one thing and one thing only, make you dance. Move your feet, anything and it does that wonderfully. With a start of my most faourite song, ever, 'Modern Love' is a song much about nothing, but lyrics aren't that paramount to this song, it's fast pace and ska tones are a perfect opener to the album, just what is needed to get you warmed u-
You know I could do this for every song, but I can't be fucked.
Shits good yo'.
But seriously, listen to Criminal World, a great bowie song that is really over-looked by those who casually listen to him.
Next, however is Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours'
Just..
Yea.
It's wonderful and I love it.
Probably their best album of all, literally every song on Side A is absolutely fantastic and Side B while has a few ehs, it's all still very enjoyable. It's lackluster end
However I think the scale between the two is just the fact the start is brilliant, and they put all the eh songs at the end, which I can see why they'd do so.
While it isn't everyones cuppa tea, it's great for those who enjoy the genere.
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
But seriously.
David Bowie's lets dance is quite possibly one of his most best albums in my opinion, while it has been reffered to as 'babbys first bowie'. It's still an amazing album in it's own right. It sets out to do one thing and one thing only, make you dance. Move your feet, anything and it does that wonderfully. With a start of my most faourite song, ever, 'Modern Love' is a song much about nothing, but lyrics aren't that paramount to this song, it's fast pace and ska tones are a perfect opener to the album, just what is needed to get you warmed u-
You know I could do this for every song, but I can't be fucked.
Shits good yo'.
But seriously, listen to Criminal World, a great bowie song that is really over-looked by those who casually listen to him.
Next, however is Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours'
Just..
Yea.
It's wonderful and I love it.
Probably their best album of all, literally every song on Side A is absolutely fantastic and Side B while has a few ehs, it's all still very enjoyable. It's lackluster end
However I think the scale between the two is just the fact the start is brilliant, and they put all the eh songs at the end, which I can see why they'd do so.
While it isn't everyones cuppa tea, it's great for those who enjoy the genere.
I just listened to the fleetwood mac album and I actually enjoyed it.... The vocals remind me a lot of Jon Anderson From "Yes". (Especially from their album "Close to the Edge")