your FAVORITE album of all time?

Man this is my favorite album of all-time... "Mind Fruit" by Opus III.

You might know that song, "It's a Fine Day", it's from this one... The whole cd is a fucking trip, I feel in heaven. Everyone who likes electronic/ethereal stuff should smoke up and listen to this. :pimp:

EITHER

40 oz to Freedom by Sublime

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Yeah, Its that Easy by G.Love and Special Sauce

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The Battle of Los Angeles by Rage Against the Machine

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Everything Goes Numb by Streetlight Manifesto

tom pettys full moon fever. not really groundbreaking or technically amazing in any way, just damn good music.

Get Your Wings - Aerosmith ....

favorite track on album .... whatever track that I'm listening to at the moment ... how can you choose from Spaced, Seasons of Wither, Lord of the Thighs, Pandora's Box, Same Old Song and Dance ????

too hard to choose, but..

black sails in the sunset by AFI

Sensucht by rammstein

anthems to the welkin at dusk by Emperor

the oncoming storm by unearth

too many choices...

It's really hard to pick just one.. but my most listened to album would probly be Rotting Christ - Thy mighty contract

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Originally Posted by Ol Schwaggy Bastard

Immortal Techniques only dope because of what he says, the mans flow is garbage, and his beats make me want to throw up. And i don't really think a dude who freestyles about crawling up in a womens vagina and biting her unborn childs neck out is "cultured".

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Ahaha, that last line made me laugh. He does go off the edge a bit, I'll give you that. But I definitely dig his message. :)

And what the hell? I love his beats. However, I don't listen to much rap, so that might explain it. :p

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Originally Posted by Jaycub

Ahaha, that last line made me laugh. He does go off the edge a bit, I'll give you that. But I definitely dig his message. :)

And what the hell? I love his beats. However, I don't listen to much rap, so that might explain it. :p

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yah, his message should definitely be dug:smokin:

His beats were okay before he blew up and started paying too much money for them, they used to have this gritty bootleg sound to em that complimented his style better than the newer ones. just my opinion though. vol 2 has some good beats on it, like freedom of speech. But songs like crossing the boundary don't fit him to me. It would be a great beat for jedi mind tricks, but i loved imtech a lot more when he was still poor and releasing cd's for free out the back of his car.
And it bugs me out how he'll go off about how great he is for 5 minutes.

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Damn, this is a hard one, cause I listen to all kinds of shit. I guess I'll go with PF "The Wall" great album , plus it has a movie that goes with it.

jamming-bobmarley
dancing nancies-dave matthews
waiting in vain-bobmarley
umm some of half baked soundtrack

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