Acclaimed albums you've never listened to
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your loss
That album is a little over an hour long, just fucking give it a listen idiot
I’m in OPs boat lmao
Kind of Blue
pornography aged better
here u go thank me l8r
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Listen to neighborhood 1 (tunnels) and if that doesn’t convince you I don’t know what will
same + pic
Used to be my favorite album when I was 16
please do its great
never listened to any Radiohead song T.T
not even Creep or Karma Police?
If you want to get into RH you should start with In Rainbows
It'd be easier to just show you all
I don't like to buy albums that are out of print or super pricey or hard to find physically and don't like pirating music so that's how I ended up this way
fucking do it, it's a great album even if you're not into any sort of electronic music
>no itaots
Literally how have you not listened to it for the memes at least
What? I blanked it out, it's the big one on the top left.
The ones you can see are the ones I haven't heard
How the fuck have you never listened to pet sounds
I have you fool
I guess I should have said I blanked out the ones I have heard
i haven't either desu
This is a lot more slow droney and ocultic than I was expecting but it’s really growing on me. Though it would be more punky by the album art
i’ve never listened to deathconciousness
listen to it my friend
Literally one of the best albums of all time mate. You are missing out.
yikes. why are you still on this board.
It's literally their worst fucking album
And also Blonde on Blonde
Is it worth listening to? Seems kind of edgy to me
The names completely deceptive. It’s not edgy at all it’s actually filled with passon and vital youthful exuberance. definitely worth it
Don't be mean to me
Anything made by the Beatles
The Smiths
Talk Talk
this album is like the exact opposite of edgy
>Liturgy
>Deafheaven
Do yourself a favor, and skip those
Literally these are some of the greatest albums ever made.
For me,
Lemonade (Beyonce)
Eskimo
Songs About Fucking
Hospice
Tragedy (Holter)
Saturation 2-3
yep im thinking im based
>declaring yourself based
Inherently cringe
cringe
>wow your so based!
man you gotta check it out soon, it's only like a 40 minute album. One of my all time favorites
Any Beatles album.
Any album that came out before 1980
And most of Bowie (only heard Hunky Dory)...
this, too
The ones you can see are the ones I haven't listened to
These
And Smiths I haven't heard too..
These are the high-tier Scaruffi albums I haven't heard. What should I listen to next?
Hüsker dü
Damn son
Sea Change is really good, would recommend especially if you’re feelin sad
I've tried but meh
I would call you a pleb but I feel bad for you
man you gotta check it out soon, it's only like a 20 minute album. One of my all time favorites.
halber mensch is a goat industrial album
Why feel bad about pirating music? I mean, you can buy a CD of an album you love anyway, to have an item that looks nice for example, and to use it in car etc. I don't know about laws with pirating music in your country, I do because it's legal here to do it for your own use. It's like feeling bad about googling information you'd like to know, because then libraries would lose one reader. C'mon. Also artists are aware of pirating, and usually don't mind. It's better if 10000 know the band, because it's talked about, than if all 100 who know it bought it
I have never listened to a full album by pink floyd, led zeppelin, or nirvana and I have no real desire to change that any time soon
same but I really want to
I think you really ought to then
DSoTM is a classic. It was classic the day they released it. I mean it's a little cliché now, I guess, and all their albums are good and unique too, but DSoTM is worth checking out first. Nirvana and Led Zeppelin ain't that interesting for me too, tho. I mean I heard some Led Zeppelin's albums once or twice, and enjoyed it, but that's it. And PF perhaps is sentimental for me, because it was the first album I was shown when I was little. It was one of my dad's favourite and it was around the time he died that I first listened to it, but it's touching.
didn't listen to this until a couple nights ago and am mad that I didn't listen to it earlier
The Powers That B is their best.
Especially Niggas on the Moon
You're missing out. Talking Heads are amazing.
what a trash list
not worth it anyways, happiness is a warm gun and while my guitar sre all you need
to pimp a butterfly
siamese dream
the fat of the land
velvet underground and nico
pink moon
silent shout
twin fantasy
tubular bells
that’s all i can think of
oh man you gotta listen to this right now
i guarantee the first track will pull you in immediately
listen to Siamese dream its one of my favorite albums
OK, I'm not sad right now, so I'll go with halber mensch first
The chanting of "Halber Mensch" on the first song sounds awesome
I don't generally listen to old music, i find it boring most of the time.
Zen Aracade next
Nice, check out Vocalcity. Sasu Ripatti's discography is enormous but all of it is really good. Maybe i have a bias because he is from the same country as I.
Velvets underground is just essential to understanding to whole history of rock and underground music. You’ll be shocked half those songs came out when they did
faggot
yeah fuck those shit bands.
Here's another tip: never listen to The Beatles or Bob Dylan either. Boomer trash
I like a lot of those but really the one that makes me think you're missing out the most is tubular bells
Listen to Demilich
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go fucking listen to them
just listened to the wall
this
listen to all of those, but skip hospice
>not skip Lemonaide
Relugnant taste, bottom of the barrel
>Lemonade
>Acclaimed
You're not missing out much
>Eskimo
Anything the Residents does is great, listen to it.
>Songs About Fucking
SAF is great but Atomizer is even better, listen to both.
>Tragedy
Probably AOTD for me, might take multiple listens and a certaing 'mood' to get
>Saturation 2-3
Was really into this band... for like 3 weeks, then quickly got over them. Alright albums tho (especially 2)
Awful opinion.
Fucking listen to Xiu Xiu, Neubauten and Giles Corey as soon as possible
Despite loving many classic rock albums, I haven't listened to anything by The Doors, Led Zepplin, or The Kinks.
Don’t listen to The Epic, ever.
I haven't checked anything by Pink Floyd outside DSotM or WYWH. I didn't care for the former, but did enjoy WYWH.
Zen Arcade, Repeater, and Down Colorful Hill are all great.
There's a fair amount I've never listened to, but have never been particularly interested in them - either because they're made by artists I don't like or in genres I don't like.
Listen to Songs from the Big Chair right now, no excuses
Am almost envious of these lads, being able to experience some of the greatest music of all time for the first time.
I can’t think of a single song that captures the beauty and recklessness of youth better than 1979
listen to animals it's their best
sea change, hi how are you, the great adventures, and mystic stylez are the ones id check out pronto. all essential albums.
Ok
these
also most hip hop, jazz, metal classics and some 60s albums
dogshit
You're missing out.
Dark Skid on the Side of the Toilet stinks. Led is boomer trash. Nirvana.. In Utero is decent.
Skip Twin Fantasy.
Bump
I've never even thought about listening to most of mucore list dude
I just listen to what I like, if it's mucore, whatever idc
I've never heard a single Radiohead, slint, talking heads, or neutral milk hotel, king crimson, and gizard wizard or whatever the fuck that band is
Things like European Son and Sister Ray can come off as just mindless noise sometimes but if you listen carefully they keep specifically in time and in sync with each other throughout all of it, it's kind of a mindblowing realization once you realize what you're hearing. They of course have all their other greatly written songs that aren't as "deep art" BS, but those deceptively simple songs juxtaposed with some of those wild moments is a high point for all music since the 60s nobody has really been able to even resemble.
Twin Fantasy is alright but it's still just very basic modern indie rock. However, it's very exceptionally unique and craftily written modern indie rock, boring modern indie rock all the same, but it's probably in the 90th percentile of that whole thing that's going on. I'm not really a huge CHR person but if not Twin Fantasy then How to Leave Town is probably the most interesting thing he's got. A lot of the other stuff you can give or take.
Listen to Residents, Butthole Surfers, and Vampire Rodents
Not available, parable of arable land, and rock bottom are all amazing
You suck
If you're a fan of distortion you'll love it. I mean it unironically.
you dun goofed
all of Yea Forums's favorites, lol
This seems like it would really annoy me