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What an album... although only 4 tracks.. its memorizing. A 12 minute masterpiece that is "Walk on By" and a superb 9 and a half minute song called "Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic". It is what you need.
This is 1969, so its well into the beginning of soul that became glorious in the 70s.
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wow didn't expect it to sound so good... great album
This album is the right way to do pop music.
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We should meet up and have some mutual touching.
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YES
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who wouldn't
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Might be Nine Inch Nails best, right now its my favorite.
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please leave your bondage out of this thread if you please :barf:
Jeff Buckley's father.... and it absolutely shows how he got his talent. Superb Voice and great originality.
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Just recently discovered Queens, this album blew my fucking head off, put it back together, and did it again.
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Bert Jansch's first album.
Think of Nick Drake with vocals, and that's what you have with this album. The lyrics are really strong as well and the guitar playing is absolutely mesmerizing. One of those 60's folk albums that got lost with the breakthrough success of people Bob Dylan, this album was a big influence on Jimmy Page and Neil Young, and probably many others.
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Agreed
Just recently discovered Queens, this album blew my fucking head off, put it back together, and did it again.
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Difficult album to describe, post-prog-atmospheric-jazzy ambient metal. It's absolutely beautiful, the only album I've been listening to since I bought it about 4 days ago. Loic Rossetti has quickly become one of my favourite vocalists in music. His voice is powerful, emotive, versatile, unusual and perfect for the songs. I've got my fingers crossed that the next album (this is part 1 of a planned pair) is as good as this one.
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Metallica - kill 'Em All
I'm surprised no ones posted this yet.
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Just heard this album.. and MY LORD its such a good album..
It sounds JUST like it was supposed to be... a follow up to Sign o the times. Great funk style and unbelievable rhythms
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This album is a really good example of gojira's best work. It really opens your mind if you listen to it all in one sitting.
Man i love the ocean.
Difficult album to describe, post-prog-atmospheric-jazzy ambient metal. It's absolutely beautiful, the only album I've been listening to since I bought it about 4 days ago. Loic Rossetti has quickly become one of my favourite vocalists in music. His voice is powerful, emotive, versatile, unusual and perfect for the songs. I've got my fingers crossed that the next album (this is part 1 of a planned pair) is as good as this one.
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Metallica- Ride The LightningMetallica - kill 'Em All
I'm surprised no ones posted this yet.
After these albums, they really went downhill. Master of Puppets was good, but not near the standard of Kill 'Em All. Kill 'Em All is easily one of my favourite albums of all time.
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The Black Keys, Rubber Factory. Fantastic duo. Gritty vocals and guitar licks, and drums.
Andrew Bird, The Mysterious Production of Eggs. Andrew Bird is, simply put, outstanding. Practically a one man band, plays violin, guitar, xylophone, sings, and whistles.
Oysterhead, The Grand Pecking Order. Features Trey Anastasio, Les Claypool, and Stewart Copeland. With a song titled "Army's on Ecstasy" how can you go wrong? Heavy bass riffs, Anastasio's usual enthusiastic guitar riffs, some kicking drums, and some rather eclectic vocals, great album.
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Perfection. Genius. Soul.
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This is such a good record, and one of the reasons I believe hip-hop isn't dead.
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Superb album... possibly they're best work after their original album
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One of my favourite albums
Got some bitchin' riffs and some awesome vocals.
Some kickass crowd shoutouts/sing alongs make this awesome for live stuff, and there are some cool breakdowns in there.
I'm seeing these guys when they come to my town in october.
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agree x1000
Superb album... possibly they're best work after their original album
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I am really liking this album... very new and pleasing... definitely recommend
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they get bonus points for the most unreadable band nameOne of my favourite albums
Got some bitchin' riffs and some awesome vocals.
Some kickass crowd shoutouts/sing alongs make this awesome for live stuff, and there are some cool breakdowns in there.
I'm seeing these guys when they come to my town in october.
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Iit's actually readable
It says "Waking The Cadaver"
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incredible by early 70s standards, just listen to it. it's like an anomaly in time and space, so far ahead of its time.
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Am I the only one that can't stand incomprehensible screaming?
Shitty unlistenable screaming:
Screaming used as a form of badassery:
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Also, the second song doesn't make any fucking sense at face value, but you can hear the words mostly.
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All about expression mate. If you dont understand it or it makes no sense, maybe its not meant to
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even if you don't like the talking heads, this album is completely different
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77 is the bessssttttttt
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no it's not
Remain in Light is like
so completely different from anything the talking heads did
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In Shrouds Decayed is fucking amazing. The whole album is damn it. Pure fucking evil is the best way to sum it up.
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Awesome album+art. Viking themed metal at its best.
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Merriweather Post Pavillion by Animal Collective
Animal Collective is a combination of oddly demented, experimental and at times, simply broken electronic beats topped with beautiful and deep lyrics. While all their albums are amazing, Merriweather Post Pavillion seems to embody everything that makes them good. Not a bad song on the album, it is perfection.
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Because it's Muse?
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Holy shit I thought that was a .gif at first, it's nice to stare at.
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It's fairly simple to read, I can understand some letters but if you can't get the gist of it lol you should return to third grade
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That album has two good songs
Merriweather Post Pavillion by Animal Collective
Animal Collective is a combination of oddly demented, experimental and at times, simply broken electronic beats topped with beautiful and deep lyrics. While all their albums are amazing, Merriweather Post Pavillion seems to embody everything that makes them good. Not a bad song on the album, it is perfection.
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I wear glasses.It's fairly simple to read, I can understand some letters but if you can't get the gist of it lol you should return to third grade
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I'm not saying it's not. I just like 77 better.
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well stop that
stop having different opinions
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Ha, in that case I apologize
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Damn, I was going to suggest this. I'll give my reasons anywayI was originally thinking more people would suggest some of their albums :P
Superb Album, truly a classic...it was in their prime of hard rock and blues style
Every song on the album is good, while there's also a lot of variety IMO.
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