What album have you heard in its entirety more than any other?
What album have you heard in its entirety more than any other?
Ayden Campbell
Anthony Harris
Ryan Bailey
In utero - Nirvana
Worry - Jeff Rosenstock
Tyler Cook
probably Fragile
Chase Smith
Hunter Scott
Ryder Kelly
Jack Scott
MBDTF
Bentley Robinson
Nathan Cooper
Van Halen I
Jordan Evans
Probably Animals
Isaiah Morales
>Nevermind/In Utero
>MCR's first three albums
>Everything by Death Grips(the ones featuring Ride)
Mason Ortiz
I know every moment by heart :)
Carson Ortiz
Parker Wood
Dominic Allen
this
Easton Lewis
abbey road
first album ever listened to all the way
first album that got me into music
still holds special place
Ethan Taylor
Yup
Dominic Robinson
Rubber Soul.
Lucas Barnes
Goodfellas Soundtrack.
Fuck me.
Jackson Campbell
John Walker
Probably the one you posted or maybe Siamese Dream. Nirvana was like my big awakening to music when I was 11, and I've never really stop liking it.
Owen Carter
Ys
Jackson Phillips
Jackson Young
Daniel Stewart
Gabriel Hughes
Jackson Smith
Blake Green
Brayden Bennett
Anthony Rogers
Tyler Robinson
This or Music Has the Right to Children
Sebastian Taylor
10.000 Days
James Nelson
Honestly probably this
John Lopez
It literally came out in 2017 lmfao. How is this even technically possible, did you start listening to music two years ago
Logan Cooper
Landon Ortiz
Justin Sullivan
I haven't listened to the whole thing in years but it should still be this
Nathan Bell
Nicholas Harris
Jeremiah Collins
I will probably never listen to another album as often as I have listened to System of a Downs self titled. I remember playing with legos and listening to that album on repeat for hours on end
Leo Campbell
I've never listened to itaots in it's entirety :0)
Sebastian Collins
Adam Campbell
fpbp
Ryder Sanders
This might be mine too
Aaron Russell
Jackson Rivera
I balled my eyes out listening to ITAOTS with the lyrics open. Try it, it’s fun.
Austin Brown
John Reyes
In the end, linkin park
Zachary James
Vektor's Terminal Redux. Probably one of the greatest tech-thrash albums of all time, imo.
Easton Turner
That kid has a bigger dick than me :(
Austin Jones
Kevin Flores
Blake Allen
How is that possible? There are only three good songs and two are exclusively del songs.
I get it too user, this album got me into music, but seriously it doesn't stand out. It is pretty much shitty dance music for most of the songs.
Oliver Harris
Ryder Thompson
I hate to say it but this. I cant listen to just one song, always play the full album.
Kevin Walker
Elijah Myers
Dominic Watson
Pic related, there's just something in this album that strikes my soul
Ian Morris
Yikes
James Baker
Austin Scott
Cringe
Colton Butler
It's not even close
Ryder Turner
I was 9 when I first heard Homework
I think this album gave me all the motivation to produce music
Camden Ross
Loveless or Hybrid Theory lol
Parker Rodriguez
Easton Evans
probably twin fantasy mirror to mirror tbqhwyf
Parker Sullivan
good taste
Juan Adams
Same
Aiden Barnes
I've spent many countless nights during last summer listening to this while feeling sad
Elijah Cooper
Either that or In Utero. Probably In Utero, I can listen to that shit a thousand times and not get bored
Carter Cooper
this and i want to throw up whenever i hear any of the songs from this album
im just so isck of it
Joseph Nguyen
Parker Nguyen
Probably this, just because when I was a freshman in college I was deeply depressed, and I listened to this constantly. It just fit my depression perfectly (as did Rites of Spring and early Einstürzende Neubauten). There was a period where I was literally listening to the whole thing twice a day, once straight through and then once out of order. Which is kinda funny, because how the only songs I like on it are Something's Wrong, My Little Underground, You Trip Me Up, Some Candy Talking, Just Like Honey, Never Understand, and In a Hole. I must've driven my roommate crazy, and and I wouldn't be surprised if I caused myself some hearing damage.
The vocals sound detached and numb, and the lyrics are all about isolation. The noise is so perfectly aggressive, but when melodic notes ring out it's transcendent. Something's Wrong is the best track IMO.
I honestly never listen to it anymore, but I think I kinda graduated from it to The Wedding Present - Seamonsters. Seamonsters has a similar noise pop dynamic, but also has an almost post-hardcore heaviness, and these intimate, deep vocals and lyrics that almost sound like a crooner.
Nowadays I'm really into melodic genres that are superficially really ugly and abrasive, like crust punk (i.e. Martyrdöd, His Hero is Gone), and I wouldn't be surprised if Psychocandy prepped me for that.
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Nathan Davis
bump
Andrew Wilson
Also Discovery
Robert Smith
same with Discovery
Ayden Lewis
Jonathan Moore
Boooooooooo
Christopher Lewis
amen brother, it's an absolute journey
Charles Brown
Came here to post this
Ryder Collins
probably
Adam Scott
Been listening to this album since the 3rd grade. Highly recommend to anyone that likes punk
Aiden Foster
absolutely fucking based
Nolan Lopez
pink floyd the wall
used to be my religion in high school
i obviously sympathized with the main character being an edgy teen
felt like it all matched my life
sometimes i'd just type song lyrics from the album into google chat to my friends
i can't go any further, holy shit the cringe in unreal
Julian Martin
Bentley Lewis
JUST LIKE HONEYYYYY
Brayden Baker
Justin Morris
Bunch of fucking virgin nerds
Luke Stewart
this one no doubt
Adrian Edwards
72 times in its entirety and a hell of a lot more on the standouts (200+ for my favorite songs)
Lincoln Garcia
Christian Davis
Haven’t heard it in a while, though. Used to listen to this nirvana’s unplugged and Ratm battle of Los Angeles. Back in 07. Exclusively on a psp
Chase Hughes
Jordan Green
I don't like rap that much, but there's something about Slug I really like as an MC.
Sebastian James
Seconded on worry, such a re-listsnable album