whats your favourite album ever Jow Forums?
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Whats your favourite album ever Jow Forums?
Owen Roberts
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Samuel Wood
Devin Townsend Presents: Ziltoid the Omniscient is probably my FOAT.
Mason Davis
>tfw she'll never grab on to you like that
Caleb Morales
Lateralus by Tool.
Iowa was a pretty broot4l album too, i like it alot
Benjamin Perez
That's a patrician choice right there OP.
Gavin Jackson
Great taste there, user. To me it's a tie between Highway 61 and Blonde on Blonde. Live at the Apollo is a pretty great one too.
Caleb Morales
Gimmie gimmie dis gimme gimme dat
Joshua Ward
Meteora by Linkin Park
Gabriel Williams
Why is Dylan so based, bros? He was kind of a robot yet he totally made it. How did he pull that off?
Henry Peterson
Pet sounds, The Beach Boys
Levi Bell
was darby crash /ourguy/?
Josiah Martinez
Does anyone dig Dylan's first album. It's a lot more folky. People seem to enjoy Dylan's less folky albums.
Jason Ortiz
Far Side Virtual, it's by a fellow named James Ferraro.
Xavier Young
Maybe if you were Jewish she would.
Oliver Parker
This album is my favorite by him
Jaxon Turner
Don't care if it's /mu/core, I love this album
Brayden Scott
In a thread where someone said Meteora, whatever that is, is his favorite album you still managed to be the worst person here. OUT!
Jonathan James
Of course
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Anthony Harris
fucking impossible to say, maybe Geogaddi by Boards of Canada
Jayden Barnes
I could never pick a favorite album
Grayson Bailey
All I know is that for now, this type of music makes my brain secrete dopamine.
Michael Brooks
Well that's rude. What do you have against Radiohead?
Luke Wright
god tier, fellow robots
Brayden Allen
Bright Eyes is extra comfy
Grayson Murphy
They are the worst, user. They are what you get when you turn smug middle-brownness into music.
Asher Russell
What the fuck are you talking? Radiohead makes som of the best and most intellectually engaging music out there. I bet you're failed normie who thinks they are pretentious just because they are rather obscure. Fuck you. Just because someone is trying to do something more sophisticated than your average top 40 doesn't mean it isn't good. Quite the opposite actually.
Nolan Perry
This but don't bother with him. He's probably a rap fan or some bullshit like that. If you don't at least appreciate what Radiohead have done for music then you have shit taste and your opinion is worthless. Period.
Jordan Roberts
But things just get so crazy, living life gets hard to do
And I would gladly hit the road, get up and go if I knew
That someday it would lead me back to you
Gabriel Roberts
The only correct answers are one of the following:
= Speak Now
= Red
= 1989
At least for those of you who have not forgotten your one, true queen.
Landon King
Probably this. Haven't listened to it in a while though
Kayden Adams
>the feeling when this kept me from not having hope
artist: nothing nowhere
album: ruiner
favorite song:better
Levi Torres
Other favourites:
>The Sonics - Here are The Sonics
>The Yardbirds - Roger the Engineer
>Rockpile - Seconds of Pleasure
>Tiny Tim - God Bless Tiny Tim
I also like a lot of country and blues but those are more singles-oriented.
Robert Walker
God tier. There is something about rapping over a manipulated sample that really gets me.
Meat Grinder is literally just the sample with some added tempo and rapping. No actual noticeable change to the song. Yet its amazing. He made fucking literal library music interesting without even doing anything major. The idea of finding this sample in an extremely obscure compilation that nobody would even bother with and exposing it to a semi larger audience to critical acclaim inspires me to search deeper into obscure music. I like the idea of
>if it sounds good. dont change it.
I dont like the saturated boom drums mot people put on samples. But when Madlib goes deep into his samples. It is amazing.
Jacob Wood
neofolk bros WW@??
Elijah Anderson
I love them and all of their offshoot projects
John Cox
Right now it's a tie for me between The Smile Sessions by The Beach Boys and OK Computer by Radiohead, it's so hard to pick one
Colton Lopez
It's not the most innovative album but it does a fantastic job at what it's doing
Connor Watson
Not really a fan desu. I just never got into hard hitting sounds, and the east coast accent. I listen to soiboi rap desu. But I respect him, I thought it was brilliant when they put Raid in The Boondocks.
Connor Ortiz
I used to trip on acid and listen to this record with my flat mate years ago.
Jace Gonzalez
meme house bloom
Samuel Carter
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Runners ups are as follows
>Paranoid - Black Sabbath
>GRADUATION - Kanye West
>Stadium Arcadium - Red Hot Chili Peppers
>Illmatic - Nas
>Enter The Wu-Tang - Wu-Tang Clan
Easton Martin
Holy shit, haven't done psychedelics yet but if I ever do this will probably be the album I trip to
Brandon Walker
just incredible foresight and intelligence. He's basically a genius.
or legend has it he sold his soul.
Kevin Davis
Operation Doomsday is a lot more accessible. MF Doom is essential rap/hip hop in my opinion.
Aiden Russell
orignioli
Luis Smith
Not a radiohead superfan but that was rude. Kid A is nice.
Dylan Gomez
I'd say Doppelganger for is my favorite because it was their first album I listened to but Manipulator is objectively better imo
Leo Rodriguez
The ending of this album is brutal.
Ethan Long
Man I love Wu-Tang, it reminds me of better times.
Oliver Roberts
weezers Pinkerton is my favorite