Magnuswolf
Lost in an internal soundtrack
The Wall - Pink Floyd
The movie they made for it is alot of fun too!
The movie they made for it is alot of fun too!
What's your favorite album?
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WallCat
Diving head-fur-st into the fandom!
Act II: The Father of Death by The Protomen. IMO these guys are the single greatest rock band of the entire millennial generation, and deserve to be ranked up there with legends like Styx. This album (in spite of the name, it's actually a prequel to the previous one) tells a dystopian sci-fi story that begins in an old mining town and gradually shifts to a hi-tech metropolis; the music shifts accordingly from an acoustic style to an 80s synth-rock style. As rock operas go it's brilliant, and its themes of the importance of resistance and the dangers of mass hero worship in society are extremely relevant today. Here's one of the better tracks on the album, where the protagonist of the second half of the album faces off against a robotic assassin sent to kill any dissenters:
Hiridor
Probably lurking.
My favorite album is a tough choice between two. I love them both, but for different reasons.
The choice is between Vektor -Terminal Redux (Progressive / technical thrash metal with sci-fi theming) or Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I (Progressive Black metal, with a violin)
The album Terminal Redux concept album that tells a rather gripping sci-fi story about a astronaut rises to power after finding what could be the key to immortality. Whilst Portal of I has some of the best song composition I have experienced, the songs And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope and Forget Not are just such amazing pieces of music.
The choice is between Vektor -Terminal Redux (Progressive / technical thrash metal with sci-fi theming) or Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I (Progressive Black metal, with a violin)
The album Terminal Redux concept album that tells a rather gripping sci-fi story about a astronaut rises to power after finding what could be the key to immortality. Whilst Portal of I has some of the best song composition I have experienced, the songs And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope and Forget Not are just such amazing pieces of music.
Kit H. Ruppell
Exterminieren! Exterminieren!
Cleaning the CDs off of my desk:
A Trick of the Tail by Genesis
Time by ELO
Power Windows by Rush
Shri Durga by DJ Cheb i Sabbah
Thriller by Michael Jackson
Songs from the Big Chair by Tears for Fears
Young Lions by Adrian Belew
The Golden Age of Wireless by Thomas Dolby
Erpland by Ozric Tentacles
Big Drum Small World by Dhol Foundation
The Wall by Pink Floyd
Embryo's Reise by Embryo
The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails
Whitney by Whitney Houston
Dookie by Green Day
I Robot by The Alan Parsons Project
Asia by Asia
Make It Big by Wham!
A Trick of the Tail by Genesis
Time by ELO
Power Windows by Rush
Shri Durga by DJ Cheb i Sabbah
Thriller by Michael Jackson
Songs from the Big Chair by Tears for Fears
Young Lions by Adrian Belew
The Golden Age of Wireless by Thomas Dolby
Erpland by Ozric Tentacles
Big Drum Small World by Dhol Foundation
The Wall by Pink Floyd
Embryo's Reise by Embryo
The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails
Whitney by Whitney Houston
Dookie by Green Day
I Robot by The Alan Parsons Project
Asia by Asia
Make It Big by Wham!
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Mr-Rose-Lizard
Well-Known Member
It's either Kansas "Point of Know Return" or Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon".
Frank Gulotta
Send us your floppy
I change often because different albums suit different moods, etc
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LomboDePorco
New Member
It's hard to choose favorite album (especially if u listening to more than one genre), but let's say that Toxicity by SOAD was allways my favorite.
Tacoshark
Defender of the Sacred Nuggs
Hmmm, difficult to narrow this down as I literally have thousands. If I had to pick 5 that I could listen to at any time it would be these
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bayou Country
Vasudeva - No Clearance
Dave Brubeck - Take 5
Incubus - Morning View
Martin O'Donnell - Halo 3 or Halo Reach Soundtracks
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bayou Country
Vasudeva - No Clearance
Dave Brubeck - Take 5
Incubus - Morning View
Martin O'Donnell - Halo 3 or Halo Reach Soundtracks
DominantSubdivision
Member
I got loads of albums i would consider to be my fav, to may to put into a single post so ill just give a few and limit it to one per band.
Eternal Champion: The Armor of Ire
Conan: Blood Eagle
Electric Wizard: Witchcult Today
Idle Hands(aka UNTO OTHERS): Mana
Eternal Champion: The Armor of Ire
Conan: Blood Eagle
Electric Wizard: Witchcult Today
Idle Hands(aka UNTO OTHERS): Mana
Mine is probably the self-titled debut by Taylor Swift, catchy and fun country pop songs. Open up and say ah by Poison is also pretty good, but Poison makes catchy rock in general... so yea. For nostalgia points has to be High Voltage by AC/DC. TnT is like my literal childhood.
Average_Lurker
I have no idea what I'm doing
Now That's Why I Killed Music by Whitey.
The album was released 2 years ago and has been my favorite ever since. I was already a huge fan of Whitey's music beforehand and my favorite album then was Seven from 2015.
The album was released 2 years ago and has been my favorite ever since. I was already a huge fan of Whitey's music beforehand and my favorite album then was Seven from 2015.
MaliceDaBear
Bear pun aficionado
It's definitely either
As Daylight Dies - Killswitch Engage
Toxicity - System of a Down
As Daylight Dies - Killswitch Engage
Toxicity - System of a Down
MidnightBlueWolf
Will deny everything
Enigma - A posteriori (Private Lounge Remix)
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Enigma - A Posteriori (Private Lounge Remix)
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DrinkingVesper
The thing he fought to destroy.
The Pod Ween.
bluezcherry
Lurker by trade
I have a handful of favorite albums, depending on what I'm looking for, but I'll try and whittle them down.
Superorganism by Superorganism comes to mind first. Underrated band, I love their work, very good for introspection and considering different perspectives when I first discovered it, and the album introduced me to the band!
I also enjoy American Thighs by Veruca Salt. It was my first music disc that I owned and actually enjoyed the music, and was my go to for listening during a stressful school year. I still listen to Seether sometimes.
And finally, Nikki Nack by Tune-Yards. Absolutely fantastic rhythms and vocals, and I enjoy the macabre aspect of the album as well.
As a former radio DJ, I really hope people can listen to these albums, because they really are fantastic and had a lot of my go-to songs for my shows!
Superorganism by Superorganism comes to mind first. Underrated band, I love their work, very good for introspection and considering different perspectives when I first discovered it, and the album introduced me to the band!
I also enjoy American Thighs by Veruca Salt. It was my first music disc that I owned and actually enjoyed the music, and was my go to for listening during a stressful school year. I still listen to Seether sometimes.
And finally, Nikki Nack by Tune-Yards. Absolutely fantastic rhythms and vocals, and I enjoy the macabre aspect of the album as well.
As a former radio DJ, I really hope people can listen to these albums, because they really are fantastic and had a lot of my go-to songs for my shows!
Frank Gulotta
Send us your floppy
Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn
As I said I change all the time because I like all sorts of music and ranking them seems pointless. But this one has a very deep personal connection to me so if anything would take 1st place this would be it.
These three pieces in particular
As I said I change all the time because I like all sorts of music and ranking them seems pointless. But this one has a very deep personal connection to me so if anything would take 1st place this would be it.
AceQuorthon
International Man of Mystery
Can’t really choose, but these are top tier:
The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here, also by Pink Floyd
Abbey Road by The Beatles
2112 by Rush
The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here, also by Pink Floyd
Abbey Road by The Beatles
2112 by Rush
DrinkingVesper
The thing he fought to destroy.
I fishing love 2112.
MaceLikeSpace
Member
Tago Mago by Can, or I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One by Yo La Tengo, or London Calling by The Clash