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Diamond head - lighning to the nations
testament - the new order
Favorite album?
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Diamond head - lighning to the nations
testament - the new order
Well... time for my top 5 favorite albums!
5. Korn III- Korn
4. Toxicity- System of a Down
3. Maximum the Hormone- Buiiki Kaesu
2. Creature Feature- The Greatest Show Unearthed
1. Dead Kennedys- Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
5. Korn III- Korn
4. Toxicity- System of a Down
3. Maximum the Hormone- Buiiki Kaesu
2. Creature Feature- The Greatest Show Unearthed
1. Dead Kennedys- Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Utada Hikaru- Ultra Blue
Scott Pilgrim Vs the World OST
Gorillaz- Demon Days
Daft Punk- Discovery
Mylo= Destory Rock & Roll
Scott Pilgrim Vs the World OST
Gorillaz- Demon Days
Daft Punk- Discovery
Mylo= Destory Rock & Roll
Top 5...
1.In Utero- Nirvana...
2.Demon Days- Gorillaz...
3.OK Computer- Radiohead...
4.a tie between, Where You Been and You're Living All Over Me- Dinosaur Jr...
5.Fire- Electric Six...
Edit: almost forgot Discovery- Daft Punk... I think that would fit in at number 4...<.<
1.In Utero- Nirvana...
2.Demon Days- Gorillaz...
3.OK Computer- Radiohead...
4.a tie between, Where You Been and You're Living All Over Me- Dinosaur Jr...
5.Fire- Electric Six...
Edit: almost forgot Discovery- Daft Punk... I think that would fit in at number 4...<.<
Quite partial to
the Vertigo of Bliss - Biffy Clyro
Racecar is Racecar Backwards - Reuben
and
In Utero - Nirvana
the Vertigo of Bliss - Biffy Clyro
Racecar is Racecar Backwards - Reuben
and
In Utero - Nirvana
Pink Floyd - The Division Bell and The Wall, Dark Side Of The Moon is too obvious.
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers
can't think of any else at the moment but there are loads i love.
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers
can't think of any else at the moment but there are loads i love.
I'm pretty musically retarded, so I know very few artists.
That said, Demon Days by Gorillaz is my favourite
That said, Demon Days by Gorillaz is my favourite
a well here comes some of my favourites,
Sergeant pepper - the beatles
rage against the machine - Ratm
ride the lightning and master of puppets - metallica
lateralus aenima and 10.000 days - Tool
from the muddy banks of the wiskah and nevermind - nirvana
Dark side of the moon and the wall - pink floyd
lust in space - GWAR
the final frontier - Iron maiden
got more but I need to dig in my music library.
Sergeant pepper - the beatles
rage against the machine - Ratm
ride the lightning and master of puppets - metallica
lateralus aenima and 10.000 days - Tool
from the muddy banks of the wiskah and nevermind - nirvana
Dark side of the moon and the wall - pink floyd
lust in space - GWAR
the final frontier - Iron maiden
got more but I need to dig in my music library.
1. Animals- Pink Floyd
2. Artifact- STS9
3. Glowing in the Darkest Night (EP)- Pretty Lights
4. When Life Gives You Lemons, Paint that Sh*t Gold- Atmosphere
5. Love Songs to the Source- Bluetech
Current faves, at least by sheer playtime and how much I really feel the music when I play it.
2. Artifact- STS9
3. Glowing in the Darkest Night (EP)- Pretty Lights
4. When Life Gives You Lemons, Paint that Sh*t Gold- Atmosphere
5. Love Songs to the Source- Bluetech
Current faves, at least by sheer playtime and how much I really feel the music when I play it.
temple of the dog, by temple of the dog...
its as though the heavens themself have transended to the next greater realm of exsistence, and from there created a worm hole in which they passed their most beautiful music avaliable, and have put all songs on a single album...
its as though the heavens themself have transended to the next greater realm of exsistence, and from there created a worm hole in which they passed their most beautiful music avaliable, and have put all songs on a single album...
Scurrilous by Protest the Hero, which I will plug until the day I die. (Seriously, buy this album, it will not disappoint)
The Final Riot, by Paramore, fucking amazing live album, Hayley's voice is ridiculously impressive.
Scenes from a Memory Part 2, by Dream Theater, the scope and power of this album is just, fantastic. In direct contrast to their more recent albums, the songs sound long because they have loads of ideas, as opposed to playing the same thing over and over.
The Final Riot, by Paramore, fucking amazing live album, Hayley's voice is ridiculously impressive.
Scenes from a Memory Part 2, by Dream Theater, the scope and power of this album is just, fantastic. In direct contrast to their more recent albums, the songs sound long because they have loads of ideas, as opposed to playing the same thing over and over.
Chuck - Sum 41.
Avenged Sevenfold - Avenged Sevenfold.
Sufferer and the Witness - Rise Against.
American Tragedy - Hollywood Undead.
American Idiot - Green Day.
Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park.
Avenged Sevenfold - Avenged Sevenfold.
Sufferer and the Witness - Rise Against.
American Tragedy - Hollywood Undead.
American Idiot - Green Day.
Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park.
Peace Sells - Megadeth
The Sound of Perseverance - Death
Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin
Screaming for Vengeance - Judas Priest
Paranoid - Black Sabbath
The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden
Never Turn Your Back on a Friend - Budgie
The Sound of Perseverance - Death
Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin
Screaming for Vengeance - Judas Priest
Paranoid - Black Sabbath
The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden
Never Turn Your Back on a Friend - Budgie
Current all-time favorites
Blind Guardian - A Night at the Opera
From its classically themed songs up to its heavy use of choirs overlapping vocals and overall atmosphere this album is quite possibly the most epic (in the truest sense of the word) album that I have heard up to date. Its scope is enough to alienate every listener who doesn't try hard enough. But if you do....well I've got that album for I think 6 years now and still listen to it regularly - its that good.
Mr. Bungle - California
Mr Bungle. A name that is widespread and known to fans of the eccentric master of all musical styles, Mike Patton. And Mr Bungle is indeed a child of Mr. Patton: a seemingly chaotic sphere of different styles, timings and song structures clash together and leave the listener in absolute and pure confusion. Mr Bungle never succeeded to capture my interest much with that approach. Until their last album from 1999: California.
Mr. Bungle actually gave its music a direction and suddenly everything works: a strange mixture of the Beach Boys, Klezmer and a whole lot of other styles I can't name - which somehow decided they wanted to work together and produce something awesome. It is like the manic part of a bipolar person: inexplicably happy and upheaving most of the time, while being utterly strange, chaotic and insane in the process. Just listen to it and you will know what I mean. In the end, its an addictive rollercoaster ride you won't soon forget - I sure didn't.
Maudlin Of The Well - Part, the Second
This music is like an impressionistic picture. Violins and utterly strange vocals tell of colors - movement - flickering, light sparkling on mint colored waves, cities looking like beds of flowers, a burning sky heralding the coming the night...Strange yet undeniably beautiful and relaxing.
Ohhh and its available for free. Check it out, will ya? [http://maudlinofthewell.net/]
Opeth - Watershed
With this album Opeth has become my favorite band these days. Everything fits in this album. The dark Death-Metal-esque passages are perfectly in sync with the slow contemplating parts of the songs - never being entirely expected and never failing to capture ones interest. The two "ballads" (for lack of a better word) Burden and Coil are the best of their kind I've heard from Opeth - Coil, in particular, is absolutely beautiful. The ingenious artsy endings of The Lotus Eater and Burden are just the icing on the cake here - Awesome!
Honorable Mentions
Dream Theater - Octavarium
Symphony X - Paradise Lost
Ayreon - The Human Equation
The Protomen - Act II: The Father Of Death
Secret Chiefs 3 - Xaphan: Book of Angels Vol. 9
System Of A Down - Toxicity
In Extremo - Mein Rasend Herz
Iron Maiden - Brave New World / A Matter of Life and Death
Blind Guardian - Nightfall in Middle Earth
Machinae Supremacy - Overworld
Puddle Of Mudd - Come Clean
My Chemical Romance - Welcome to the Black Parade
The Offspring - Americana
Sum 41 - Chuck
Muse - Absolution
Blind Guardian - A Night at the Opera
From its classically themed songs up to its heavy use of choirs overlapping vocals and overall atmosphere this album is quite possibly the most epic (in the truest sense of the word) album that I have heard up to date. Its scope is enough to alienate every listener who doesn't try hard enough. But if you do....well I've got that album for I think 6 years now and still listen to it regularly - its that good.
Mr. Bungle - California
Mr Bungle. A name that is widespread and known to fans of the eccentric master of all musical styles, Mike Patton. And Mr Bungle is indeed a child of Mr. Patton: a seemingly chaotic sphere of different styles, timings and song structures clash together and leave the listener in absolute and pure confusion. Mr Bungle never succeeded to capture my interest much with that approach. Until their last album from 1999: California.
Mr. Bungle actually gave its music a direction and suddenly everything works: a strange mixture of the Beach Boys, Klezmer and a whole lot of other styles I can't name - which somehow decided they wanted to work together and produce something awesome. It is like the manic part of a bipolar person: inexplicably happy and upheaving most of the time, while being utterly strange, chaotic and insane in the process. Just listen to it and you will know what I mean. In the end, its an addictive rollercoaster ride you won't soon forget - I sure didn't.
Maudlin Of The Well - Part, the Second
This music is like an impressionistic picture. Violins and utterly strange vocals tell of colors - movement - flickering, light sparkling on mint colored waves, cities looking like beds of flowers, a burning sky heralding the coming the night...Strange yet undeniably beautiful and relaxing.
Ohhh and its available for free. Check it out, will ya? [http://maudlinofthewell.net/]
Opeth - Watershed
With this album Opeth has become my favorite band these days. Everything fits in this album. The dark Death-Metal-esque passages are perfectly in sync with the slow contemplating parts of the songs - never being entirely expected and never failing to capture ones interest. The two "ballads" (for lack of a better word) Burden and Coil are the best of their kind I've heard from Opeth - Coil, in particular, is absolutely beautiful. The ingenious artsy endings of The Lotus Eater and Burden are just the icing on the cake here - Awesome!
Honorable Mentions
Dream Theater - Octavarium
Symphony X - Paradise Lost
Ayreon - The Human Equation
The Protomen - Act II: The Father Of Death
Secret Chiefs 3 - Xaphan: Book of Angels Vol. 9
System Of A Down - Toxicity
In Extremo - Mein Rasend Herz
Iron Maiden - Brave New World / A Matter of Life and Death
Blind Guardian - Nightfall in Middle Earth
Machinae Supremacy - Overworld
Puddle Of Mudd - Come Clean
My Chemical Romance - Welcome to the Black Parade
The Offspring - Americana
Sum 41 - Chuck
Muse - Absolution