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I nominate Guns and Roses' Appetite For Destruction. Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, Mr Brownstone, etc...The hottest album around when it hit, LA scene in the 80's, this is the album. A talented group with "attitude" bleeding from every vain and plenty of contraversy. I was lucky enough to be in LA at the time. I saw an Aerosmith show where during the last song, Axl, Slash and Duff came out and played Train Kept A Rollin. Nice!!
Barbara Streisand
Bette Midler
Michael Bolton
Ten Years After
ssssh
why? more later...
Who are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by lateralus
GWAR 100%
then BLOODHOUND GANG!
The Chipmunks Christmas Record
I don't need to give a reason now, do I?
the doors~an american prayer
the doors~ waiting for the sun
zacs trance mix one (haha, it really is a great mix)
cryptopsy~phobophile
sleep terror~dont know the name
Rammstein - Mutter
Metallica - ...And justice for all
Nightwish - Once
Leaves Eyes - Vinland Saga
Iron Maiden - Brave New World, Dance of Death
Amon Amarth - Vs. the world
Classics, at least to me.
-Shrug- :DQuote:
Originally Posted by spinner
Seriously, though. Tool - Lateralus. Original, unique, creative, spiritual, intelligent, calming, powerful, inspiring music. I'll always have unlimited respect for this band.
I just picked that up on ebay, looking forward to my first listen :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by lateralus
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
Godspeed You Black Emperor! - F#A#
Radiohead - Kid A
Bright Eyes - Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground
The Faint - Wet From Birth
NWA - Straight Outta Compton
Dr Dre - The Chronic
Dr Dre - 2001
Pink Floyd - Darkside
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced?
and so on..
That PWNs you all.Quote:
Originally Posted by vincevaper
This is very dissapointing. Does anybody actively search out for new music, rather than have it broadcasted to them on the radio or MTV?
oh please tell us you have heard of a new magical type of music that is from the land of narnia that none of us have ever hear before.Quote:
Originally Posted by adfsghjn
korn - follow the leader...
there is something that every single person can like about this album. i love it 100% of the way through, im with the lyrics, guitar bass and drums for every note clashed because none of it was filler, all inspirational (if not to you then for me) and this is from the peak of korns career. WHO i happen to be seeing for the 3rd time next friday :> fuck yes.
cKy - Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild
its impossible to hate cky. there straight out of westchester, philly, and its exactly what u need rock music to sound like, Altho sticking tightly to the genre there are no 2 songs on this album alike, and from a band centerd some between the relms of punk, rock, and maybe even pop, this album will blow ur mind.. Sometimes when you listen to something, there is no other explanation for it besides the fact it "rocks" whatever exactly rocking is, this album fucking hits the mark.
That was my first audio-cassette!!! Or tape. Or cassette-tape.Quote:
Originally Posted by vincevaper
CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE
TIME FOR JOY AND TIME FOR CHEER
Creed- Weathered. Best album I have ever heard.
Evanescence- Fallen. brilliant debut.
Staind- 14 shades of grey.
Nickleback- The long Road.
BTW has anyone heard of 3 doors Down. Just listening to some of there stuff pretty awesome.
Bob Dylan's, The Times They Are A-Changin' is defintely worthy of being in the Cannabis.com Album Hall of Fame. For the same reason all of his other albums should be in it. He's the most profound lyricist and poet. Screw Edgar Allen Poe.
Ultimate Northern Soul
M-People
Paul Weller, Stanley Road
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I should have said that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganj
I'm older than most here (when albums were albums). Here are a few classic albums (great collection of songs connected by a theme).
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Alice Cooper - Welcome to my Nightmare
Beatles - White Album
The Who - Quadrophenia
Eagles - Hotel California
and ALL Pink Floyd albums.
Hmmm I like all kinds of music.....
Terri Evans, Nora Jones, Fatboy slim, modest mouse, yann tiersen, muddy waters, Leadbelly....Jethtro Tull Aqualung is classic....anything Beatles is good too
Not to spam this thread or anything...but the link below will take you to a site. The entire site becomes visible if you register....and a main page is in the works.Quote:
Originally Posted by adfsghjn
For Dylan fans
This next Link... . will take you to an interesting site. Bob's first album is excellent.
This album, because...because...
Radiohead-Kid A a masterpiece!!1
Massive Attack-Mezzanine
POrtishead-Portishead
Asian Dub Foundation-community music
Death - Sounds of Preserverance AND every other Death album.
Life of Agony- Ugly, River Runs Red
Dude i could name every Cd I own there all fucking BADASS
Fucking metal, dude
finally a metal fan!Quote:
Originally Posted by heavymetal101
btw you ever heard amon amarth? I've really gotten into them, they're death metal (though certainly a unique and beautifully powerfull type)
nah, never heard of them. They arent like the typical death metal are they?? I'm a little picky on death metal, too much of it that i have heard sounded the same. I'll check Amon Amarth out cause i'm totally open to new shit.
well that depends on what you call "typical". it's definately not the dimmu-borgir/cradle of filth type singing, if that's what you mean. their older stuff is rather different from their newer stuff, the new stuff has a much more epic and solid sound, though without a doubt still death metal. they're swedish, and mainly sing about Viking's and the mythology following it. I'd definately say though, if you're going to check them out check out their album "Vs. the world", it's god damn brilliant. my favorite songs off it are "death in fire", "Across the rainbow bridge", "thousand years of oppression", and "and soon the world will cease to be".Quote:
Originally Posted by heavymetal101
and this one...just because....
Funny you say that. I get all my music recommendations from the internet and friends. I couldn't stand Tool when I was listening to the radio. Not all good bands are underground. It's disappointing you would generalize otherwise. I have a massively eclectic taste in music. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by adfsghjn
Isn't Amon Amarth viking metal? I like some of their stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdevious
Death metal fans check out Cannibal Corpse and Cryptopsy. Then again, chances are you already have. Not much death metal on MTV, eh, adfsghjn?
Yes, they're "viking metal" I suppose. they are vikings, singing about vikings, though I don't believe this is a genre in itself.
That's just what I heard them described as. I have a Norwegian friend who is a fan.
Death metal lyrics are generally what you would consider suitable for the soundtrack of a horror movie. :)
I think "First Rays of The New Rising Sun" (both discs) would've, eventually, topped the charts, and rendered all music needless... :what:
Who's that by?Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
(note: if it's amon amarth, I only own 2 albums so I wouldn't know).
for death metal, i'm going with deicide- once upon the cross, the relentless pounding and driving grooves, then glen benton(sp) blows you away with some of the most evil lyrics.......EVER!
pink floyd's dark side of the moon, this album is the best. put together so perfectly the whole album feels like one big song. It cronicles the human life span, money,time,war(us and them),and madness(brain damage/eclipse). this cd never leaves my player, great to get stoned and listen to.
Was Saxon a viking metal band?
I think that's the stupid thing I've ever said :eek: