What's your album of the day?

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It's been like 3 years after I have first encountered Neutral Milk Hotel and I used to love them a lot but I haven't listened them for awhile until last month. And I never thought I'd start to listen them often once again. But Jesus Christ now I get obessed with them like never before. Can't really stop listening to their two classics.
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SingingPeasant96 wrote:
Neutral Milk Hotel [...] Jesus Christ


subtle ๐Ÿ˜Ž
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satiemaniac wrote:
subtle 8)


I don't know... you did claim I wrote satire once and I wouldn't even know what the word means ๐Ÿ˜•
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Kings Of The Wild Frontier by Adam And The Ants

My Charts

Overall #298
1980's #39
1980 #4

Weird stuff. But Ant had Marco Pirroni, who played a heavy, fuzzed out guitar that sounded perfect alongside the sort of African thing he had going on. This album gave a lot of promise for the 80's. It's catchy, strange, and still sounds pretty damn great.
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Bringing It All Back Home by Bob Dylan

My Charts

Overall #24
1960's #4
1965 #2

For me, right now, the strongest Dylan album. Beautifully done, perfect songs. And it has "It's Allright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)", which should be required listening for everyone. Meaning all people.
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High 'n' Dry by Def Leppard

My Charts

Overall #874
1981 #13

Before Def Leppard was turned by Mr. Shania Twain into the second coming of The Archies, they made High N' Dry. This is a young band making a good old fashioned rock and roll album, better than anything they did afterward. This is what they meant to sound like, before they got really, really sidetracked by fame.
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1978 Gli Dei Se Ne Vanno, Gli Arrabbiati Restano! by Area

Demetrio's voice in this record is amazing and the music sections too...criminally underrated!
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The Legendary Roy Orbison by Roy Orbison

My Charts

1990 #53

4 discs of pure Orbison joy. One of the greatest singers in rock history, this has absolutely everything from Roy you could ever want.
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Knife Man by Andrew Jackson Jihad
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