The album that changed your life.
The album that changed your life
Jackson Bailey
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Cameron Jackson
Adam Miller
that daft punk album
one mooooooooooore time
Jace Brooks
Eli Fisher
Nathaniel Russell
Angel Smith
bump
Liam Diaz
say what you want about it but ITAOTS was a gateway for me to discover new music and genres
if i wasnt for it i probably would still be listening to shitty edm and anime intros like i did when i was a teen
Jason Cox
Kevin Reed
The Last Waltz
specifically this: youtube.com
Isaac Gonzalez
John Peterson
Luke Rivera
James Cooper
David Jones
Elijah Gomez
what is this actually?? can anyone describe this album?? super newfag here, and am too pusy to listen the real thing
Chase Scott
And it's not even that good
Jose Harris
best paladin in the world
Thomas Ross
Unironically The Money Store. I really like it but know it isn't the GOAT but it was my first introduction to something more experimental and led me to eventually broaden my music taste beyond shitty mainstream rap
Lincoln Parker
Caleb Gutierrez
All I know is it was produced by Steve Albini
Angel Lee
Plastic Beach: Got me into music and actually listening to albums start to finish instead of cherrypicking the most popular songs
I don't like shit, I don't go outside: enabled me to handle my loneliness and sadness
Spiderland: same shit but enables a release of pent up emotions
Ryder Richardson
Pleb as fuck, but I was fully on track to kill myself when I was 18, but the song Doornails by NOFX literally convinced me not to. Outside of that, I can't think of any music which has literally changed the course of my life.
Sebastian Parker
is this have the same vibe and style to scorpion??
Kayden Ortiz
Carson Wilson
Kid A and Loveless
Aaron Brown
Leo Ward
this song in particular- still . gives goose bumps to this day.
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Isaac King
same for probably 40% of the people on this board
Liam Jones
Joseph Garcia
Nick Cage and the Bad Sneeds
Carson Reed
Waiting for this to become (USE WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST), the fags who mods this board banned me a while ago for merely mentioning psdscrpn exists
Jordan Taylor
lysf. Changed the game for me when I got it. I don't listen to it anymore but at that time in my life it fit so well. Hard to believe that was like 18 years ago.
Gavin Baker
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Brody Harris
gottabeaboveitgottabeaboveitgottabeaboveit
Jordan Diaz
Angel Campbell
based
John Murphy
Leo Taylor
...
Aaron Walker
bottomless pit no question
Jacob Moore
Fuck jannies
Anthony Sanchez
David Anderson
probably this or mhtrtc
Ayden Nguyen
Unironically loveless
Caleb Smith
it's not really actual music, more like a "sound collage" of recordings from interviews, news, etc. the recordings are all about victims of rape, prostitution, molestation, and yeah it's pretty dark stuff but nothing too difficult to stomach imo. it's honestly a pretty interesting experience, worth it to give it a listen if you're up to it.
Ayden Adams
Gavin Moore
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David Ramirez
David Ortiz
My intro to 90s hip hop
John Perry
hmmmmmmnnn.. but is it actually exist thou??
Blake Parker
Colton Richardson
cringe
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Lincoln Torres
Liam Gray
people describing their sexual assault cases
Ethan Peterson
Xavier Anderson
Kayden Gomez
Desert Sessions 7&8
I'm not going to sit here and pretend it's an amazing album, but as a 13 year old it greatly broadened by idea of what rock music could sound like.
Grayson Roberts
based retard
Tyler Morgan
Adam Edwards