[NowhereMan]

Hi all,

As some of you may know I suffer from Cystic Fibrosis, and despite being generally very well, athletic, and generally defy the effects of my CF I have currently fallen unwell.

Therefore the next two weeks I intend to hibernate on IV antibiotics and get some quality listening done.

Hit me with some recs; last time you gave me some absolute belters.


Ta

[elo269megv]

Based on your chart and our common interest here are some suggestions, assuming you've heard most of the classics on my chart, I tried to pick the most underrated (fewest votes / chart entries) that you might not be aware of:

*Added quick genre and album description that might save a google search

Replacements - Let It Be (classic punk) = on par with The Clash and Sex Pistols
Judas Priest - Sad Wings Of Destiny (classic metal) = best Priest album imo
Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen (alt rock / grunge) = labeled as grunge but not really. Heart-wrenching lyrics
Rancid - And Out Come The Wolves (ska punk / melodic hardcore) = Rancid's version of London Calling
Cage The Elephant - Melophobia (alt rock / garage) = favorite alt rock album of 2010s, 10 nearly perfect songs
Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot Minute (alt rock / psych) = underrated af, darker, druggier, heavier [Navarro]
Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses (gothic metal) = deep voice, dark, sexual, erotic, vampiric, drop-tuned, prog-like
Ovlov - AM (noise rock / fuzz rock) dino jr meets MBV circa 2013 = fuzzy, distorted, noisey, punky
Slipknot - Vol 3. Subliminal Verses (nu metal) = heavy af, relentless, double bass, great vocals, Rick Rubin
Screaming Trees - Buzz Factory (grunge) = best Screaming Trees album imo
Ty Segall - Manipulator (alt rock / psych) = this or "Melted" are my favorites
Marilyn Manson - Holy Wood (metal / industrial) = most of his greatest hits are on here
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[Tap]

hope this rest helps! I recommend this one


Midnight Cleaners by Cleaners From Venus

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[craola]

sorry to hear that, man. i hope you have a speedy recovery. i'm going to recommend Sub-Aquatic Meditation by Panabrite simply because it's what i'd want to listen to if i was cooped up in bed for two weeks. it's ambient enough that i can fall asleep to it. it's got enough carefree that i wouldn't get all depressed listening to it. and it's an escapist album of sorts that makes me feel like i'm diving in the bahamas, exploring coral and sea anemones and what-have-you.
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[NowhereMan]

Fabulous.

[babyBlueSedan]

Here's hoping the hypnotic loops of this album make you feel better quickly:


From Here We Go Sublime by The Field
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[carpents]

Really sorry to hear it and hope you bounce back.

I might not give the best recs to you musically because we have different tastes, but if I had lots of time to sit and digest music, I'd reserve it for some albums which don't normally fit into my listening schedule.

Two very long and different albums that I love: Have One On Me by Joanna Newsom and Soundtracks For The Blind by Swans
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[SquishypuffDave]

Some albums to take you on a journey. Happy voyaging, and I hope you're back in action soon.

Art pop/progressive electronic:


Psychic by Darkside

Folky progressive rock:


Storia Di Un Minuto by Premiata Forneria Marconi

Ghostly psychedelic electronic:


The Willows by Belbury Poly

Fuzzy dream-pop:


Tender Buttons by Broadcast

Symphonic prog:


Si On Avait Besoin D'Une Cinquième Saison by Harmonium

[manurock]

A few albums ranging from prog metal to folk rock which I see you haven't rated so far. Take care man.


In Absentia by Porcupine Tree


Doomsday Afternoon by Phideaux


Late For The Sky by Jackson Browne