As I've posted in the "What Album" thread, I just got done with my second Harkan album, "HArK." Normally, I don;t like ambience. But the more I progressed through the album, the more I came to like it. I believe Harkan's music can help me get into more ambience. So, I'd like to ask everyone, What albums got you into genres you never thought you'd like?
Here are mine:
Shoegaze: mbv. Without that album, I never would've understood "Loveless."
Britpop: "Parklife." It helped me start a thread on Britpop, and that counts for somethnig.
Psychedelic: "Surrealistic Pillow" This album got me trying the band Love. I've heard two albums from each band.
Blues: "Led Zeppelin"
Funk rock: "Blood Sugar Sex Magik"
Dream Pop: a mix of "Loveless" and "I Could Live in Hope"
Country: "The Legend of Cash", "Charlie Daniels Greatest Hits"
Jazz "Aja", This album giot me to try John Coltrane.
Electronic: "Random Access Memories" because of that album, I've tried more Daft Punk and a few other electronic albums.
Grunge: "Dirt." Although I try to stay away from the negative messages of Alice in Chains, this album got me to try 20 different grunge albums.
Contemporary pop: "Believe"
Rap/Hip-hop "Licensed to ill." Really, it was only the first track of this album that made me a Beastie boys fan.
Punk: "American Idiot" I've heard a couple punk albums before this one, but "American Idiot" was the first punk album I actually liked.
Ambient: The Disintegration Loops
Avant-Garde Metal: Adultery (Dog Fashion Disco)
Stoner Rock: Dopesmoker
House: Homework
IDM: Kirlian Selections (The Flashbulb)
Hardcore Punk: Zen Arcade
Indie Pop: Mass Romantic
Folk: One Foot In The Grave but not as a cohesive album (cohesive album would be Tallahassee)
Noise Rock: Sister
Crunkcore: Nope
RockyRaccoonIs it solipsistic in here or is it just me?ModeratorProfile Maryland
Danger Mouse's mashup album "The Grey Album" got me into hip-hop. I used to be a hardcore dadrocker. I mean, it was bad, all I listened to and cared about was classic rock and couldn't give less than a crap about any modern music. A good friend of mine told me about "The Grey Album" and the attraction of The Beatles mixed with Jay-Z was interesting. I tried it and it led to a musical epiphany I eventually had that led to my interest in all different kinds of music. _________________ Progressive Rock
what sucks ass is that neutral milk hotel got me into the whole indie thing and now i'm just kind of unimpressed with everything else in the genre
if someone could recc something better than nmh i would marry you _________________ Pipe Dreams is a virus...
what sucks ass is that neutral milk hotel got me into the whole indie thing and now i'm just kind of unimpressed with everything else in the genre
if someone could recc something better than nmh i would marry you
Joanna Newsom? Eh, wait, what is indie? What a quandary. Either way, Joanna Newsom will save your life. ;P
Built to Spill is good, they're ultra indie sounding to me.
Gothic Rock - Disintegration
Post Punk - Closer
Grunge - Nevermind
Heavy Metal - Paranoid
Glam Rock - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust
Punk - Never Mind the Bollocks
Shoegazer - Loveless
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