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Post the album that has influenced your taste in music the most
Jack Smith
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Jaxon Evans
Either this or Lateralus
Thomas Allen
Nathan Anderson
Superior Machine Girl album coming through. Admittedly Hidden Power is incredible
Samuel Howard
impossible question but this would be up there if i had a gun to my head and had to answer
Mason Howard
The record that lead me out of mainstream/indie
Connor Morgan
Probably this, this album goes many different ways at once: punk rock, aggressive noise rock, alternative metal, country, lounge - I was all over that shit.
Aaron Barnes
Mason Carter
very cringe i know but it's the truth, with out them i would not enjoy 90% of the albums i listen to today
Lincoln Carter
discovered this when I was 14 and it melted my brain cells, still a fav
Carter Ramirez
Yes, really
Elijah Ross
Based
Daniel Johnson
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Isaac Walker
Jose Wright
Used to chat shit about hip hop when I was growing up and only listened to metal.
Was going through some shit five years ago when I turned 20, asked my friend to recommend one hip hop album and he told me to listen to Illmatic.
One listen and I was totally converted and never looked back. Only really listen to metal now for nostalgia value and the instrumentals.
Nicholas Green
How is that even fucking possible? That albums sounds like literally nothing
Chase Sanders
Shoegaze opened up a floodgate for me
Joshua Gutierrez
>Used to chat shit about hip hop when I was growing up and only listened to metal.
Robert Lee
William Walker
please don't judge me
Levi Johnson
BASED
John Hughes
vinyl release fucking when
Noah Williams
I'll blame Crazy Taxi for that
Caleb Hughes
DAY AFTER DAY YOUR HOME LIFE'S A WRECK
THE POWERS THAT BE JUST BREATHE DOWN YOUR NECK
Hudson Robinson
shut up you fucking faggot bitch
Adam Johnson
Daniel Brooks
Levi Price
extremely based, old school trent still gets me wet.
Go check out the DusK OST, it's my current favourite OST
Nathan King
This, I used to only listened to rap and I assumed most good rock was boomer shit I've already heard my dad play constantly, Loveless made me realize there was still good relatively modern rock that I hadn't heard and it made me explore the rest
Chase Gray
this, actually
Brody Murphy
jangle,DnB,Breakbeat,
Jaxson Reyes
no u
Adrian Gutierrez
either this or a nujabes album turning me onto hiphop when i was like 13
Austin Hernandez
I love all Alice in Chains albums, even their new shit but this one has stuck with me through my life. Its shifting around from hard rock, sludge, and acoustic sounds hooked me with rock and metal.
Andrew Wilson
Based
Jordan Evans
probably this. Listening to this in high school was like a punch to the fucking face. It's just two literally whos banging out masterpieces in their mom's basement and it was fucking glorious.
Ryder Hall
Aaron Russell
Jeremiah Wood
Owen Roberts
Jace Brooks
I only listened to underground Hip-Hop and West Coast G-Funk before this album.
Christian Peterson
Ever since I've listened to this record I've tried to find anything that sounds as good as it. While that still hasn't happened I've listened to so many records I can't even relate to most of the people on here
Eli Wood
Noah James
also these!
Mason Phillips
B A S E D
Michael Perez
this was basically the beginning for me
Zachary Stewart
>mfw I live in Jordan
>mfw I do what I like
Grayson Adams
its definitely either this, Long Season, or Homogenic
Robert Rivera