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I choked on nothing from laughing.Jerious1154 said:Seconded. I'll admit, I have come very close to crying while listening to Two Headed Boy Part 2. Speaking of which, you might appreciate this:EClaris said:
Lo-Fi Alternative.
I know men who cry when they listen to this album, it's that good.
EDIT: No italics in spoiler bars? baaaaw
Now I want to listen to that album, but after Nirvana, because I just watched a Nirvana Documentary.
Muse - Black Holes and Revelations. Though I only bought it two days ago, I really dig it. Maybe my new-album goggles are on and I think it's the best album ever. So if I had to choose an album I've loved for a long time...
Avenged Sevenfold - City of Evil. So many amazing songs, Beast and the Harlot is probably my favorite song of all time.
Avenged Sevenfold - City of Evil. So many amazing songs, Beast and the Harlot is probably my favorite song of all time.
Also: this will only be up for a while so enjoy it while you can!EClaris said:I choked on nothing from laughing.Jerious1154 said:Seconded. I'll admit, I have come very close to crying while listening to Two Headed Boy Part 2. Speaking of which, you might appreciate this:EClaris said:
Lo-Fi Alternative.
I know men who cry when they listen to this album, it's that good.
EDIT: No italics in spoiler bars? baaaaw
Now I want to listen to that album, but after Nirvana, because I just watched a Nirvana Documentary.
Black and White by The Stranglers. A double punk commentary. With occasional nonsense, such as:
Or,
If Black and White was a downer, I'd say Discovery by Daft Punk might make you feel better.
Also, you can't pass up You're a Woman, I'm a Machine by Death From Above 1979. I mean, you almost would never notice that they were dance-punk.
Or,
If Black and White was a downer, I'd say Discovery by Daft Punk might make you feel better.
Also, you can't pass up You're a Woman, I'm a Machine by Death From Above 1979. I mean, you almost would never notice that they were dance-punk.
I am a fan of both of them tbh. Too bad I never got to see SoaD live though, would have been awesome!tomtom94 said:
Alas, I missed whatever it was ;~;NeutralMunchHotel said:Also: this will only be up for a while so enjoy it while you can!EClaris said:I choked on nothing from laughing.Jerious1154 said:Seconded. I'll admit, I have come very close to crying while listening to Two Headed Boy Part 2. Speaking of which, you might appreciate this:EClaris said:
Lo-Fi Alternative.
I know men who cry when they listen to this album, it's that good.
EDIT: No italics in spoiler bars? baaaaw
Now I want to listen to that album, but after Nirvana, because I just watched a Nirvana Documentary.
And strangely it was because I decided to listen to NMH. Argh!
Vampire Weekend - Self-Titled and Contra
Minus the Bear - Highly Refined Pirates
These are for the lighter side of the musical spectrum, y'know, full of catchy riff and other fun stuff. Imo, the Vampire Weekend albums are pretty much flawless, I like every track on both albums. Highly Refined Pirates is almost as good, I personally recommend "Absinthe Party at the Fly Honey Hotel" and "Spritz! Spritz! Spritz!" (their songs also have cool titles).
Minus the Bear - Highly Refined Pirates
These are for the lighter side of the musical spectrum, y'know, full of catchy riff and other fun stuff. Imo, the Vampire Weekend albums are pretty much flawless, I like every track on both albums. Highly Refined Pirates is almost as good, I personally recommend "Absinthe Party at the Fly Honey Hotel" and "Spritz! Spritz! Spritz!" (their songs also have cool titles).
