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.
HazeyTwilightboyfriend in your wet dreamsProfile Elmo Knows Where You Live
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 _________________
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.
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
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
sayhuh? _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
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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