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Street Life
The CrusadersWow! Great all the way through. It was hard to pick a favorite.
The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
Joni MitchellThis was like a time piece for someone who loathed the late 60s/early 70s.
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Rain Dogs
Tom WaitsI knew Tom Waits was a little strange, but this was too strange for me.
Odelay
BeckReally great. He messed around with synths alot on this album and I loved how chill it was.
The Stooges
The StoogesWow. I can't believe how punky this was. Way ahead of it's time.
Germfree Adolescents
X-Ray SpexDefinitely a punk/ska forefather. Really cool but not my fave.
Funeral
Arcade FireHad a "soundtrack to life" feel to it. Great driving/ background music.
Rumours
Fleetwood MacAbsolute classic. So many gems on one album. Just great songwriting in general.
Deja Vu
Crosby, Stills, Nash & YoungI had always thought of these guys as an easy listening group, but this album was more similar to bands like Cream with it's heavier guitar riffs. I loved it. These guys are one of the best at harmonizing vocals.
The Marshall Mathers LP
EminemNot my favorite rapper, but always unique. I grew up listening to this album, and it was still hard to play through.
Lady In Satin
Billie HolidayWow. Classicly good vocals. I can't believe this was recorded over 60 years ago.
Bitches Brew
Miles DavisEarly acid jazz. Super relaxing. Seemed like every song was improv and almost 25 minutes long a piece, which was crazy.
Now I Got Worry
The Jon Spencer Blues ExplosionMore punky and funky than I expected, given the band name. Not too shabby.
Younger Than Yesterday
The ByrdsWell-constructed songs and deep lyrics. Not bad at all.
The Rising
Bruce SpringsteenEhhh not for me. I don't know why everything he makes sounds like a bad christmas album.
The Downward Spiral
Nine Inch NailsI liked 2 songs on this album, the rest was pretty much noise to me.
Bringing It All Back Home
Bob DylanClassicly good. Always telling a story.....what a legend.
Street Life
The CrusadersWow! Great all the way through. It was hard to pick a favorite.
Blue
Joni MitchellOne of the most interesting vocal stylings I've ever heard. Like a folksy Mariah Carey. Good songs, but not really for me.
Darklands
The Jesus And Mary ChainVery chill and new wave/ early grunge sound. Provided for and excellent driving album.
Madman Across The Water
Elton JohnI really only truly enjoyed Tiny Dancer from this one. Great pianist and singer, but not really my favorite songwriter.
Alien Lanes
Guided By VoicesAlot of songs on one album. Very different from song to song. But I didn't really care for much of it.
The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
Joni MitchellThis was like a time piece for someone who loathed the late 60s/early 70s.
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
The Smashing PumpkinsExcellent album. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Triangle
The Beau BrummelsLike a mix between Bob Dylan and the Beach Boys....not for me.
Queen II
QueenI started the album thinking, "Why have I never heard any of these songs?". Well, now I know why....
System Of A Down
System Of A DownNot my kind of music anymore but I still really enjoyed it.
Hot Buttered Soul
Isaac HayesAwesomely soulful. These instrumentals have been sampled for rap and hip hop time and time again.
Parallel Lines
BlondieThis album had a couple classics and a few other good songs. Solid!
Lady Soul
Aretha FranklinClassic! Had a few songs almost anyone would recognize to this day.
Your Arsenal
MorrisseyI had heard the name but never his music. This album was okay at best.
Cheap Thrills
Big Brother & The Holding CompanyDamn good. Didn't even know Janis Joplin had projects outside her solo work. Way better imo.
Countdown To Ecstasy
Steely DanPretty great. Definitely some hidden gems on this album.
At San Quentin
Johnny CashThis album made a fan of me. It was such a crazy thing to hear live. Possibly the best live album I've ever heard.
New York Dolls
New York DollsPersonality Crisis was the only memorable track on this one.
Searching For The Young Soul Rebels
Dexys Midnight RunnersI like the way these guys sound with some brass. Certainly different from their 'come on Eileen ' style.
Californication
Red Hot Chili PeppersModern classic. This album hit hard when it came out, and has stuck around.
Led Zeppelin II
Led ZeppelinSolid classic rock album. Not going anywhere anytime soon.
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
Ice CubeA snapshot of racial tension in gangsta rap. Not my favorite Ice Cube album.
Another Music In A Different Kitchen
BuzzcocksAnother reminder that punk was around for a long time.
Dig Your Own Hole
The Chemical BrothersAnother one I wish I had discovered as a kid. Excellent.
Haunted Dancehall
The Sabres Of ParadiseChill dancehall/ early dub. Alot of the songs sounded like they were about to pick up, or about to end, but just kept going. Okay at best in my opinion.
A Wizard/A True Star
Todd RundgrenThis album blended songs together so seamlessly it was hard to tell where one track finished, and another began.
People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
A Tribe Called QuestAbsolute fire. I could probably jam this all day.
All That You Can't Leave Behind
U2Very meh. 1 or 2 good songs at the start, all downhill from there.
Surfer Rosa
PixiesThey had a different sound from what i expected from 'where is my mind'. Although it's my favorite song from the album, it doesn't speak for the sound of the album as a whole.
Ambient 1/Music For Airports
Brian EnoAwesomely beautiful. (And provided for a great bike ride.)
Automatic For The People
R.E.M.Pretty much exactly what I expected, which isn't a bad thing.
OK Computer
RadioheadChill vibes and strange tunes. A couple classics' a couple hidden gems.
Close To You
CarpentersJust beautiful music and lyrics with perfect harmony, no biggie.
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Shuggie OtisThis album was long! It had alot of great songs, but I don't see myself revisiting them.
(What's The Story) Morning Glory
OasisI'm not sure I ever listened to this full album before. Super solid!
The Boatman's Call
Nick Cave & The Bad SeedsIt's as if sad Bowie and sad Cash made jazz....not good.