[Sometype]

Very new to this site (joined today).

Planning on giving the top 10 on this website a listen to kick things off, each all of the way through. I have already listened to a few (Kid A, Nevermind etc.) but still willing to listen again.

Just wondering what the best mood/feel would be best to listen to each, like what kind of vibes can i find myself enjoying each album to it's maximum potential.

I appreciate music and its enjoyability is completely subjective but outsider input would be interesting and helpful.

Thanks in advance.

[HazeyTwilight]

OK Computer - Feel paranoid and alienated and read a shit ton of Orwell
The Dark Side Of The Moon - On your high horse while smoking a light joint
Revolver - Swing from side to side in your chair
Abbey Road - Drink tea all day
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Engage yourself in the art of Larping
Kid A - In a cold, dark and isolated room away from your fears
Nevermind - Swim in a sea full of salt after waking up from an hour's sleep
Led Zeppelin IV - Read a shit ton of folklore and have a spasm whenever something exciting happens
Funeral - When you find stuff in your stuffy attic
The Velvet Underground & Nico - Have a high then come back down
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[Patman360]

Just do whatever you normally do when listening to music, welcome to the site.
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[Kiki]

You're from North west which might mean near Cumbria. I always wanted to live there. it is good

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[Mies]

Didn't notice TVU&N made the top ten. Happy about that.
Anyway..

Ok Computer -> At times alienating, at times creepy, but many songs keep a light brit-pop vibe anyway.
The Dark Side -> Gilmour's and Wright's work make it sensual and evocative, while Waters adds an occasionally epic vibe.
Revolver -> Very 60s, and has a positive mood overall.
Abbey Road -> Same as Revolver, but here more grand and symphonic.
Sgt. Pepper -> Same as Revolver, but with some psychedelic elements.
Kid A -> Evocative and somehow dreamy, maybe also relaxing overall but not reassuring at all.
Nevermind -> A sort of anger, but it's only touched here.
Led Zeppelin IV -> For when you are in a pub with a good beer, talking with friends about Lord of the Rings and night clubs.
TVU&N -> Going into the suburbs of New York.

Ps: welcome.

[Satie]

for all but The Velvet Underground & Nico, your best bet is being a forty-something white man whose parents raised him on real music on long road trips in a station wagon and who doesn't understand why people feel a need to see race

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