1. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica 10/10
2. Faust - Faust 10/10
3. Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom 10/10
4. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St. 10/10
5. Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage 9/10
6. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds 9/10
7. The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute 8/10
8. David Bowie - Low 9/10
9. Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance 10/10
10. Brian Eno - Another Green World 10/10
The first four make sense to me, the rest is pretty random
Pills Thrills-happy mondays (5/5)
Parachuttes-coldplay (4.5/5)
Velvet Underground-Velvet Underground (5/5)
Screamadelica-primal scream (5/5)
Ill Communication-beastie boys (5/5)
Wish you were here-pink floyd (5/5)--favorite album ever.
All mod cons-jam (5/5)
a lot _________________ a computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing
1) Portishead-Dummy 10/10
2) Fat freddy's drop- Based on a True story 10/10
3) Pink Floyd-Wish You were Here 10/10
4) The Checks-Hunting Whales 9/10
5) Arcade Fire-Neon Bible 9/10
6) The Killers- Sam's Town 8/10
7)Coldplay- X&Y 8/10
8) Nirvana-Unplugged in New York 9/10
9) Tiki Taane-Past, Present, Future 7/10
10)Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova- Soundtrack to the movie Once 9/10
the past couple of days i've been listening to this stuff
a tribe called quest - the low end theory
violent femmes - violent femmes
royal trux - accelerator
r.e.m. - mumur
robert wyatt - rock bottom
nick drake - pink moon
nick drake - bryter lyter
minutemen - double nickels on the dime
velvet underground - white light/white heat
bob dylan - freewheelin'
pere ubu - modern dance
ornette colemen - shape of jazz to come
albert ayler - spirtual unity
jefferson airplan - surrealistic pillow
talking heads - remain in light
My most listened to albums are the ones on my chart. Check my chart out please. Comment mine and rate it i'll rate yours. People who know a lot about music and are into experimental rock will like it. _________________ Do Drugs Kids, good for the soul...
Pink Moon by Nick Drake is my no. 1 listened to album. I was kind of surprised by this but then again in a way it makes sense. It is a very somber, melancholy album that is beautifully played and deals with big themes (life and death), so i find myself putting it on when i want to put things in perspective. I love drake's voice its so somber and makes him sound very troubled, yet there is an underlying warmth to it that is also hopeful. You can hear a deep underlying sorrow in him, and somehow he is still able to see beauty in the world.
Also i recently purchased Black Saint and the Sinner Lady, and ever since i haven't been able to listen to anything else. Its such a great album and at least at the moment for every time i listen to another album i have to listen to black saint at least 3 times.
Hi BananaBrother, when i read your reply to this post, i was listening for the first time The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady ! I Just get it, it sound good, but i did not have listened enought to comment more...next time
Well I just drove to Boston and back, and that's like seven hours for me each way. Plus we got stuck in traffic. I listened to:
Double Nickels on the Dime (Minutemen) twice(?)
Ascension (John Coltrane)
Pink Flag (Wire)
The Shape of Jazz to come (Ornette Coleman)
Viva la Vida (Coldplay)
Damaged (Black Flag)
Dub Housing (Pere Ubu) at least twice
the Chronic (Dr. Dre)
Inflammable material (Stiff Little fingers)
Funeral (Arcade Fire)
and part of:
Illmatic (Nas)
Definitely Maybe (Oasis)
Modern Life is Rubbish (Blur)
It Takes a Nation of Millions (Public Enemy)
Ten (Pearl Jam)
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