Wow, didn’t expect this, completely unknown to me, german, scary but fun and beaming with influence, sonic-ly…on all of all my favorite bands. Lairs, Xui Xui, Pharkmon, Idles, Dan Friel, the list goes on. They are capturing an attitude and texture that I see strive for in my own music. It’s the challenged rethinking of “what is music”, collection of sounds? If so why can’t my collection be personal and different from your collection. The beginning of the album hits strong but my only issue is the blown out speaker thrill ride is cut short with a number similar audio stretches that seem to lack depth and are almost meaningless… but is that the point, I don’t know. Was prepared for a 5 but it slumped down to a 4 by the end. Kollaps is a banger Listen to The Screamers, they pre-date this band and were on the same Nihilistic journey but used distorted synths instead of guitar. https://open.spotify.com/album/4ekEa3ozC8xQU8qmudlZqn?si=2bLAtQKTTVKr3gLR2Jaz2A

Maybe it’s being in bands and knowing that groove that you get into when it’s just you and your band mates and the song that you were playing has made a wrong turn somewhere or a right turn and now you guys are just ripping and jamming in the song that was supposed to end after three minutes has now become an hour long And it weaves in and out of different parts becomes just this drone filled with a chance and thundering drums and quiet ambient moments and nobody knows exactly where you’re going to go next you’re not listening to each other anymore. You’re feeling each other. You’re not looking at each other anymore all of you are connected directly into the music. The drums dictate the emotion the guitar rips through the melody base haunts our dreams and sits behind the shadows while the vocals boil their messages down to a handful of words this is a liars for me. Great album not my absolute favorite from them. Their first album is always a great place to start in the albums that list below. I would also check out, but this band is incredible. They’re always changing. They’re always evolving as they progress and get older. They got more into electronic And synthesize sounds but at their core this drowning hypnotic trance is what I would say is their signature weird fucking band and they are amazing.

The dude singer rapes your ears. I’ll take Jamie xx and leave the others.

This album has really stood the test of time. But I can’t help thinking about Dave Coulier from Full House, having to listen to these songs—written about him—year after year. What a brutal breakup legacy…epic. I remember my mom had this CD in her player for years. It was her top album—she absolutely loved it—and she definitely tortured us with it. The very first track floods me with memories. And honestly, listening to it now, it’s actually not bad at all. A couple of songs feel a bit forgettable and don’t really go anywhere, but her vocal range and style are so distinct. Now that I’m in my 40s, I find myself really enjoying the album. Some of the tracks hit hard. It’s awesome, and I totally get why it made the list. But maybe my favorite part? It inspired Wesley Willis to write the song “Alanis Morissette” https://youtu.be/7_fg_D1noOY?si=W118n6FWsEg7aeom

When it hits… it hits but a lot of the songs similar. I dig the formula but it starts to wear on you.

"You know what the trouble about real life is? There's no danger music." Cable guy's use of somebody to love is forever imprinted in my brain. Song is haunting. the rest of the album is actually pretty good. I love the dreamy, echo-y drums. Makes me want to listen to Velvet underground though so I found myself skipping around a lot.

Man, Blues filtered through drugged up Brit rockers. Outside of the obvious hits, songs like Prodigal Son and Parachute Woman show their deep love and appreciation for the culture and heart of real Blues. They aren’t just white washing for money, it’s their contribution. Album is so short but powerful. No Exceptions is my favorite on this one.

I remember this album being better. Production used to be so fucking good but dude lost his mind. Now we get …https://open.spotify.com/track/3uYDO9dPLTVrgfwg7EYXSf?si=hKB-OZTQS5Ww1_SxztqgeA

I don’t think I’ve ever actually listened to this album and it’s pretty great. I love the crunchy blown out distorted times paired with the dreamy whimsical soft moments. I’m asking myself now have I ever really let the LED out? Damn, Since I’ve been loving, you is a killer song. Gallows Pole gets me going, surprise, mandolin, and banjo demonic Bluegrass what the hell is going on? Seems to get faster and faster. Amazing song Tangerine is lovely The next couple songs are an adventure through the dark mystical forest. Deep roots, Smokey, sunlight through the branches. We know we will make it out but we aren’t in a rush. The air is thick and we are high. This is our vacation… but then the levee breaks When the levee breaks is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. I’m a sucker for harmonica and it’s so essential in this song. What a masterpiece. Great album, already started it over.

It’s flows and is untouched by time.

There are a handful of bands I stay loyal to—but only up to a certain record. After that, it’s like we part ways. Metallica. The Offspring. Tool. Green Day. When it comes to Green Day, it’s the raw, dirty energy of their early work—everything before Dookie—that really sticks with me. It’s chaotic, fun, and just as listenable today as it was back then. That said, Dookie holds a special place. It was one of the first albums I truly coveted. I’d put it on repeat, over and over and over again. For me, it was all about Tré Cool’s drumming. It was intoxicating—creative, fast, and completely hooked me. I locked into the drums so hard that I barely noticed the vocals on first listen. And the bass? Just as critical. The way drums and bass are brought to the forefront on Dookie is what sets it apart from later Green Day albums. They’re prominent, memorable, and absolutely essential to the experience. Billie Joe Armstrong’s snotty vocal delivery works perfectly here. The production is flawless—each track flows effortlessly into the next, with a perfect balance of energy and mood. There are no lulls. The entire album is relentless. And that secret song at the end? It leaves you grinning and ready to spin the whole thing again. “F.O.D.” is a standout. “Longview” has a bassline so good it makes me drop what I’m doing to learn it—which I have, and forgotten, more times than I can count. If I had to choose ten albums to take with me into eternity, Dookie would make the cut. I’m not even wild about Green Day as a band overall, and they’re not exactly pushing boundaries here—but Dookie is just woven into my childhood. It has the right mix of dynamics to get my blood pumping. Everyone needs that one album to sing along to. This is mine. When I’m floating in the ether, I’ll need something to belt. Oh yeah, “She” is my fav sign along song.

Wow, didn’t expect this, completely unknown to me, german, scary but fun and beaming with influence, sonic-ly…on all of all my favorite bands. Lairs, Xui Xui, Pharkmon, Idles, Dan Friel, the list goes on. They are capturing an attitude and texture that I see strive for in my own music. It’s the challenged rethinking of “what is music”, collection of sounds? If so why can’t my collection be personal and different from your collection. The beginning of the album hits strong but my only issue is the blown out speaker thrill ride is cut short with a number similar audio stretches that seem to lack depth and are almost meaningless… but is that the point, I don’t know. Was prepared for a 5 but it slumped down to a 4 by the end. Kollaps is a banger Listen to The Screamers, they pre-date this band and were on the same Nihilistic journey but used distorted synths instead of guitar. https://open.spotify.com/album/4ekEa3ozC8xQU8qmudlZqn?si=2bLAtQKTTVKr3gLR2Jaz2A

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New favorite stones song, Sister Morphine. Guitar Porn.

You get in the car. Turn on the engine. Things are in motion. Road is clear and endless. Windows down, you floor it. There is no need for hesitance, no buildup, you just go, no stopping on this journey. Maybe you slow to turn a corner or coast looking up to the heavens, maybe you don’t but this car can’t drop below 50 mph or the vibe will explode. Oh and all your friends are in the car and it’s a party, love is in the air. Pupils dilated everything hits at once and then we crash….queue Drugs. What a fantastic album listen to it a bunch growing up. Used it as pump up music when I used to paint the dorm rooms for Northwestern. It was my secret weapon. I found this album on my own. It was random and I just fell in love with it. I think it was the first Talking Heads album I ever listened to in full. Heaven is such a beautiful song. The guitar work, insane. Bass riffs galore and the drums are steady and danceable. Thanks 1001 gods… no more chocolate cake.

Can’t imagine the drummer saying don’t worry, Eric I don’t need to be in the full mix just put me over to the right channel out of the way. you guys are the real band. I’ll just muck everything up. Oh, and by the way, can you put shitty or mics on my drums thanks. The vocals are haunting in a trying to imitate a ghost kind of way. Haunted house blues. Dance the night I’m looking at you. There are some pretty cool ribs in this song now just not fully on board. As the album goes on, it’s fun and bouncy. I’m trying to get into it. I know cream is…. Cream of the crop. Tale of brave Ulysses is a jam, though I think it has a great combination of all the things are trying to do on this album. It all kind of comes together in this song. Last song is hilarious and leaves the listener in a good mood. I feel I need to listen to this in the car ***joe from the car**** “it’s slightly better “

There’s some solid songs on this album, like Witness, I’ll Kiss You and the first song. I like when she gets a little experimental with her vocals. Never realized that the person who sings for Fever ray/the knife sounds just like Cyndi Lauper. Love all the synths!!!

What a treat, this album has full control of my body. It's like floating on a river with with rapids, calms, dangerous wild life and uncertain lost woods but you keep floating along having faith in the ride. These piano riffs and beats are fucking timeless. Wutang man, next level... all of them.

R.E.M. has been a staple in my life, I used to have Green on cassette and I would put it in my Walkman and ride my bike around listening to orange crush and pretend I was on a long journey. This band has my heart. This is actually an album I haven’t listened to in full… loved it. I hear tons of songs I love influenced by this album alone. It’s the birth of indie, left of the dial baby. Stand out songs aside from the hits are Laughing and we walk.

Dr. Dre's production work is genius, repeating motiafs, his synth riffs and nods to songs of the past and the future. Father of G-funk, this album is a perfect example of the genre and gave fresh distiction between East coast and west coast hip hop. Fav stand out track is DEEZZ NUUUUTZ, when I worked at Buddy Guys, Buddy would talk about blues songs and records that contained skits and dirty verisons of popular songs. It was called Bawdy Blues or Dirt Blues. This track seems like they are keeping this tradition alive. Also this song is totally Murder is the case that they gave me. https://open.spotify.com/track/1z9EbieFSoVLz7A3Q2DCiu?si=4e7046ac5df44293 5 stars because I listened to this about 5 times and it sets a great vibe each time.

What a delightful listen. Horns for days on the title track. The guitar work throughout this album it’s so fucking good. I’m a big fan of Steve Gunn and it’s so clear now that he’s so influenced by Richard Thompson. The Calvary Cross might as well be a Songs:Ohia tune (https://open.spotify.com/track/5Plx6OhvSukqCRdZ52wUXz?si=pUCvTyeXRzGTkc3zD4VWsw) The album jumps around genres, cultures and leaps from soft masculinity to fiery femininity. Fun fun fun!!! Love the Irish vibes.

Once Graveyard Train finishes I’ll finish my review…………………….………………….. ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… Oooo harmonica ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… ………………….………………… Hmmm I think the version I am listening too is mislabeled, there seems to be a second Graveyard Train at the end…… is this the end…… do I hate blues?

I have a really strange relationship with the beach boys. I really tried with them, but something has always creeped me out about their music when my kids were younger. I would put on the beach boys because it was easy for everyone to listen to and every time I would put them on This weird vibe would happen throughout the house and the kids will start acting out so I made it a rule that we couldn’t listen to the Beach boys. So I was really surprised when I didn’t get that vibe from this album. I looked up on Wikipedia that Brian Wilson didn’t really contribute much to this particular album. He was so burnt out from smile and so fed up with the group he just took his hands off the controls. I think Brian Wilson is the source of my creepy. Vibe smile is a really fucking weird song so I guess this album kind of spawned from the last song which is the title track from the album surfs up, it was supposed to be on smile. Brian Wilson talked a lot of shit about the recording process being a democracy on this album but I felt it was actually kind of a fresh take on what they are capable of. I don’t know if I’d listen to it again but overall it was kind of a celebration of instruments and music and love. Seems like no pressure. Anyway, this album was really interesting. It was kind of like their eulogy for their past selves. I like the beginning track talking about something happened to the water. I thought it was cool that they took on an agenda started talking about things that matter to them. Loved all the random noises in the background of all the songs and the way everything was recorded not polished seemed like anything goes in the recording studio

I listen to the South all weekend long it’s powerful. I need to see the movie. Read the plot and synopsis. I think it would help me more. Wish I could edit sorry, Zak. I can only speak on this as an album of music and not a soundtrack for now then. The lyrics in this album are so in your face no innuendos here. Curtis transports you into the Superfly world Freddy’s dad is an incredible song the way he dances around different topics always bringing us back to the fact that Freddie died incredible storytelling plus catchy as hell. I think I listen to it about three times and each time it was like the first time I was listening the groove in this album is so infectious great for cleaning the house

It was a treat listening to Zak’s special lady. This album isn’t all winners. I’m pretty forgettable songs on here, but I would say more than half of the album is salad the songs that are popular. Still hold up the nerves cover at the beginning gets get pumped right out of the gate although the original is so much better and it kind of bums me out that people think it’s a Blondie original do yourself a favor and check out the rest of the nerve songs. They’re great. My favorite part about listening to this album is a realization that one of my favorite female artist has been taking their vocal style from DebbieHarry play book, Kim Deal. Are certain parts of the album. I could’ve sworn I was listening to Kim deal it’s crazy. Best example of this is Sunday girl on this album. There is a song on Kim Del’s new album that basically rips off this song and I shall give you a link below to be your own judge overall solid album would listen to it again only reason I’m giving it a three is because there are some pretty forgettable songs on here as well. One last thing, “I’m gonna love you too” is pretty close to “I wanna be sedated “…. Checked Debbie’s dating history… I see a Mr. Joey Ramone listed coincidence I think not

This album rules, Contusion is fucking amazing

Two solid jump scares in this album, it it’s almost comical. First track is all whimsical here we go again, and then all of a sudden bam hitting the face with his low ass synth. Pretty cool way to set the tone for the album definitely took me off guard. I was almost about to skip this one. Glad I didn’t very experimental which is cool. I thought I’ve heard all the Simon & Garfunkel songs but I guess I’ve only heard a handful of these on this album or maybe I’ve skipped through it Being a captive audience to it. I can definitely appreciate the artistry. Voices of old people was so lovely that’s cool that they are carving out little moments like that in the album. I think it’s hilarious. Also, that after the other book end reprise they smack you in the face again with the loud noise like the album just kind of repeats itself. Both of their voices are heavenly. I’ve always been a fan sometimes I’m just not in the mood to be lulled and rocked. Miss Robinson is definitely a stand out. Radio hit here. The rest of the songs are just kind of pretty compositions and interesting takes on what you would expect from a Simon & Garfunkel song. Their instrumentation has always been so interesting. Save the life of my child. Does a similar thing that they do in the boxer. Using a lower register instrument and exploring the deep bottom so unique to them on this song it’s a lower active synthesizer, but on the boxer they’re using a bass harmonica which never even knew existed but it rattles your chest keeps you wondering what’s around the next turn? Overall solid album I don’t know if I put it on often but certain moods for sure.

I wrote a whole thing and it didn’t save. Here’s the bullets Weird album. Dug it, but probably need to listen again. The band hops genres like no other

It was an experience. This drummer, man, what a manic.

I have failed you all. Fell off on this one. I'll need to pull a double header today. Since it's Paul Simon and I've heard this record....a....bunch, Gonna give it a 4. Don't hate me!

Well, it happened. I thought that chocolate cake would remain on the bottom for me throughout this experience but hysteria is the worst album. I’ve heard so far on this list the whole 62 minutes and 32 seconds feels like parody to me. I get that this was pop back in the day, but even for pop music These songs are just silly. I ended up listening to this album twice hoping that my first impression was just some type of Grammy shell shock but the second lesson was worse than the first this fucking singer man. So some backstory, I used to work a karaoke night at a really shitty bar in the suburbs my dad had a DJ company and he got the gig and the place was too trashy for him so I took over night after night. Pour some sugar on me would be sung multiple times tonight actually and it was an immediate excuse to get downright gross clientele there we’re all coheads And racist and had that special meth allure. Miley saving Grace on these karaoke nights was a little old woman who would come in dressed, had to toe and pink cowgirl outfit she would come in and request. These boots are made for walking by Nancy Sinatra. She would sing it. Everyone would share she’d walk right out. I loved her. She was the best I drinking years were haunted by this. Pour some Sugar over me song coyote, ugly come out, and I think it revitalize this trash heap. Song became a Q for everyone in a bar to fake the sexiest. I remember one time I was at Joe’s on weed and the song came on. Everyone’s backs turned and they screaming at the stage the DJ playing it. I took advantage of the moment and started drinking everyone’s beers behind their back because I was broke and then I urinated in a garbage can None the wiser that’s what I think I was pretty drunk. I get why this band exist. I understand why the album was made. These guys are just getting paid. My mom and my aunt’s all we put on Def Leppard. I get it not hating on the band not judging anyone who likes the band teach their own but why the fuck was this album on this 1001 list. Why do I need to hear this album before I die? What was significant substantial innovative about this Chazy ass album. God of war has a decent beginning, and I started to become optimistic that there might be some hidden gems, but I was wrong. The song quickly jumped right back into the same formula. I think the reason I’m so mad at them and so mad that I had to hear this is I’m such a fan of reversing audio And making audio interesting by stretching it and time warping it and their use of that effect throughout this album, it is so on the surface like they took away form highlighted it clicked reverse, and left it weird effect man, this is some trippy shit. Congrats hysteria you are my least favorite album so far

This album is a masterpiece but the thing I really love about it is, raunchy and funny. Something you can’t just pop on around the fam or a work function. This album you put on for yourself. You’re close Buddy’s is an album that you blast in your car and transports you as an album that gets down to your dirty, dirty core yet enlightens you? So much fucking talent. You can spend hours researching the lore that they have built up. They are world makers, and story tellers. More Wu-Tang please. I have such an affinity for old soul and Motown stuff that when I hair samples used so well like the one in cream it gives me the chills. https://open.spotify.com/track/6KZPEGJJ60IPBmIEeWAjPJ?si=tYzb4FnfQ1GuD1iASGtYWA The taste are just so good the movie clips, the motifs, the finger snaps and they’re simple approach to looping these historically underrated riffs. Wu-Tang ain’t nothing to fuck with

Pretty solid

I’m not crying you’re crying, man Bridge over troubled water… tear fest. Johnny Cash‘s voice is so deep and heartfelt soulful and beautiful on this album. You can hear all the heartbreak and pain with every lyric he sings. This album actually was my introduction to Johnny Cash. Hurt in the title track with a man comes around. We’re both so prominent on the radio in the 90s and using tons of movies. I always thought that Johnny Cash, which is some lane country guy this album turned me around and allowed me to dive into his discography. Brilliant person. Though And his guitar playing our pristine on this album, the true artistry here is the production work. This has to be one of my favorite Rick Rubin albums. He truly captured Johnny Cash‘s final moments and such an iconic modern way. Like a world Johnny Cash is still cool as fuck. Appreciate it now before you lose them forever. When the man comes around, was one of Johnny Cash’s final songs and it’s gotta be one of my favorites. It’s got such a groove to it. Cool story what a bad ass. I’m such a cover fan boy and her was one of those covers that completely transforms the song and is arguably better than the original. Great fucking album RIP Johnny

Voice of a god damn angel! Love this man, love this album, nasty guitar work happening here too if you can tune out the heavenly vocals.

I’m catching up here working my way through the thrills before getting jazzy. I want to like the album but it’s missing a mark for me. I don’t know what it is. I like weird voices like his and a lot of the instruments they use or some of my faves love the banjo, love the organ put the songs almost seem a little parody or something also knowing that there are 2000s band kinda also ruins it for me. I guess I can just listen to sparkle horse or any other great band at their emulating. Might listen to this again in a different mood might hit different. Gonna sit with a two for now move on.

Wow, so powerful, this album who is love and compassion well still acting as a call to action that still holds true today. Gill’s voice captures your attention immediately. He has this presence to him. You just want to hear what he has to say. It’s like pull up a seat. I think you can talk for eternity and I would just sit and listen. I love the moments where he has these jabs at America and the government at the time a poem about Watergate was incredible. It’s like the writing has been on the wall all along we’re still not learning our lesson. I can’t think of a figure in modern day they can speak with such heart and soul. Outside of the message in the vocals, there’s some amazing electric piano being played throughout this whole entire album that timbre has always been an arrow through my heart. My dream is to own one of these instruments. They sound so beautiful. This album and the German one we heard are definitely must listens before we die. They are thought-provoking and innovative. I only listen to this album once definitely need to give it a couple more lessons so this is a very on the surface review but I’m really curious on what’s next so this is all you get. Howard Stern’s penis Baba Bowie.

Morrisey cracks me up on this album everything‘s Tongue In Cheek. He’s such an asshole. It’s funny in this. He’s like sad Dennis Larry or something. On the flipside Johnny Marr’s guitar work is so jangly and fun. He’s the star of The Smiths for me. I stay away from Morrissey so Work but the Smiths I can listen to all day long not my favorite album but definitely a great one.

Daaaaaaaa police, this just isn’t for me but I know it’s for someone, and that someone really digs reggae and sting

Elvis Costello on steroids, here comes RFTC! Definitely respect this band, they always kept it high energy and blurred the punk/rock genre lines. But listening to this album just makes me want to listen to the cramps and Operation Ivy and social distortion and blue meanies and nirvana and even though they sound nothing like it NOFX. I’m not sure why it just doesn’t do it for me. Most of the elements are there octane, fun guitar parts, drummer salad, freakin’ horn section but something about the dude‘s vocals and just kind of how everything comes together this little lackluster for me not a terrible album just not for me. Song/band that song reminds me of Middle/ Op Ivy Born in 69/

I wrote a whole thing here and it didn’t get saved again not that it was gold, but I had a pretty good description of things anyways the gist of it was this band is hilarious. I had no idea what to think. Never heard of them before. Are goofy, but also pretty amazing musicians they hit all the fun tropes from punk and rock music. Definitely pulling from the stooges, New York dolls all the greats really interesting to hear this album and rocket from the crypt back to back. I feel like both bands are doing similar things. Maybe rocket is taking a more serious approach, but Turbos execution is just way better I would listen to this album Over and over again super fun to put on wall doing chores or driving with the windows down. Turbonergo you have a new fan.

Picture scene from Star Wars, where in the main characters looking up into the distance and he sees all the greats looking down on him smiling Yoda Obi-Wan the other people not a Star Wars guy anyways I get the sense that this is what’s going on in Lenny Kravitz’s head like he’s looking up and he’s seeing Stevie Wonder and Prince and Jimi Hendrix and he’s like I’m making you guys proud making my papa proud But then like he can’t contain his penis right I don’t know complex guy Mr. Cab driver is the highlight of this album for me and not for a very good reason Whoever did castanet work on empty hands is responsible for saving this album. I’d like to think that it’s Lenny himself carefully recording this wonderful instrument. The song about bees is powerful On flower child, I was cracking myself up, thinking about Lenny having the song mostly done, but thinking it’s gonna need something something really really really special. He sits there for a moment and all the other musicians in the room sit there with him in silence he needs to think what does it need? Then he jumps up and says I got it…. Old Timey, Honky Tonk old western piano in the background at random moments in the song. I think I’m not a Lenny Kravitz person no disrespect Mr. Kravitz. Sexy dude though.

This album does it for me. For me it's the sample choices ..take it away youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2sLOOHcZBA

All about those thumping, dark baselines for me accompanied by simple striking melodic guitar work. This album has a hypnotic effect to it. You get kind of lost in it. The macabre and brooding that Ian brings to the table has such depth at times can be visceral. Sad figure where is tragedy on a sleeve, but there’s also a playfulness to a lot of his songs. Though the temple never gets too crazy, this is punk. It’s simple it’s raw and it invokes emotion took me a while to really get Joy Division. I remember being in my practice space with no windows laying on the floor, listening to Kanye West, and when the album ended, this album came on And I immediately started to float. I listen to the whole thing just laying on the floor in complete darkness everything clicked for me. Disorder such a great song, great opener. She lost control pulls you down a black hole. Highly recommend checking out the other Joy Division albums just to get a sense of it. They’re easy listen even if you’re not digging it the consistency throughout all their songs. It’s just amazing. They created such a unique sound. That’s now meant emulated many times over not a huge new order fan definitely some really cool songs ceremony is one of my favorites Originally Joy Division song and the dancing of New Order is excellent, but they always gave me this empty feeling like something was missing obviously it was RIP Ian

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Electric fucking funeral baby, new fav Sabbath song. That riff is juicy and the breakdown in the middle is wild. Electric Funeral, Electric Funeral… Electric Funeral. This band has a constant vibe and I have come to learn just can randomly choose a track and it will be solid. Ozzy’s voice is a storm and with thunder and lightning backing him as we strap ourselves to the crows nest. “Is that all you got” we scream as Forest calls our name below…”Lt. Dan!!!” We can’t hear him cause we are caught, thrashed and hurled in every direction. We don’t know if we’ll survive, and right now, we don’t care. We are in the storm and we feel alive!!!!

It’s good, admit it

I’ve always been an Elvis Costello appreciator for a songwriting and infectious melodies. He has had such an amazing impact on the world of music and has spin a wide variety of genres influence by his sound, though I can’t really place any particular record. for a songwriting and infectious melodies. He has had such a amazing impact on the world of music and has spin a wide variety of genres influence by his sound, though I can’t really place any particular record. I have listened to Elvis Costello Records before but mostly I’m a random track listener when it comes to his work so to my memory, this is the first Elvis Costello record that I have fully listened to, and given my full attention, and I was pretty blown away I’m so used to his more pop oriented songs that hearing songs like man out of Time and Pidgin English caught me off guard. This album is psychedelic and filled with such beautiful instrumentation wildly. Funky bass fills and unpredictable. Chord changes made this such a fun listen. My first lesson was in the car and I was tapping along and digging it, but I put it on while working on a project late at night and it hit differently. It was dark and sad at times. And the songs became more complex and deceiving. I love the lower moments of this album the slow, sad, classic pouring his heart out to anyone who’s listening. Great story tell her and really knows the right combinations to coax you into feeling something. No, I still need to dive into Elvis Costello‘s library album feels like you can stand alone as a conception piece of art like a good book written with the journey in mind and not two cells many copies as possible Elvis C. Do you have a new fan

This whole album sounds like I was listening to it, underwater after taking a bunch of acid and I like it. Some cool grooves throughout.

This album is absolutely haunting and has such a visceral effect on me. It’s the strangest thing I listen to all kinds of genres and all kinds of freaky weird music but something about Brian Wilson’s songwriting and composers give me a sense of dread and pending doom. Which I guess is the sign of great art. Real emotional response. Creeping aside, his album is really interesting. It hits all the Beach boy tropes but from a different angle like mostly pop or mostly surf but also very psychedelic and a very strange way. On this album, Brian Wilson was exploring the concept melding unique voices into one instead of layering or stacking them. Like sewing different body parts onto one body and calling it whole. Definitely a weird way of looking at composition. In a video I saw he described it as taking a piano and a guitar and making them one instrument and the same would go for vocals, etc. etc.. Listening to this album you can definitely hear that everything kind of becomes indistinguishable like your lost this barbershop Wonderland in Brian hunting for your head. I’m waiting for the day is a standout for me. It has the Phil Spector drum parts which were made famous by Phil Spector‘s Christmas album. This song is the best example of this Frankenstein methodology. You can hear Phil Spector‘s production for sure you can hear the other members of the Beach boys chiming in here and there, but the body is Brian Wilson and everyone is so to him and he calls it one. He is Frankenstein and he’s coming for you. Anyways, I heard that this album inspired the Beatles to write Sergeant Pepper. That’s kind of cool that they were exploring and challenging each other musically overall great album, but I probably won’t listen to it again heebie-jeebies

Howdy James Murphy just wanted to say thanks for bringing these bouncy, crunchy ear worms to the party. I listened to this album a couple of times over now since popping up. Currently making a playlist centered around it, for butt shaking. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6gS489vz9ZXdfTBhHh4ePq?si=4f6ce47cdb434c33

I like them pulling from soul and motown voices from the past.

Me listening to this sexy album alone. 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https://open.spotify.com/album/2HypdH9T0bK9YEq7ama4Iq?si=9yYgXWHIQsmrAM7rhc2fmQ Even more French fun!!! This band is a grower for me, took me a bit but I am glad I came around. This album is solid and good for pool summer fun or late night chills.

What a strange singing voice. I actually liked this album, there were times I fell off but overall I found it interesting and had some cool synth noises throughout, I'm a sucker for that stuff. Love it when her voice crack, also a sucker for that. Overall cool album.

I was expecting more drugs and less war. Pleased …. Bruce would be proud

Steely Dan is an interesting one. I listen to this record a couple of times in different ways did not enjoy it in my ears, but when I put it on in the backyard chilling, it had a different feel to it the further it is for my ears the better I think this album was made to be put on One of those old radios that Dad’s put in their garage. My final impression of this album is in the end. It was pretty fun to listen to just took me a little bit to get there. I definitely like other Steely Dan albums more but I have no regrets. Who is Steely Dan? What’s the deal? I’m gonna need more information about this band.

Maybe it’s being in bands and knowing that groove that you get into when it’s just you and your band mates and the song that you were playing has made a wrong turn somewhere or a right turn and now you guys are just ripping and jamming in the song that was supposed to end after three minutes has now become an hour long And it weaves in and out of different parts becomes just this drone filled with a chance and thundering drums and quiet ambient moments and nobody knows exactly where you’re going to go next you’re not listening to each other anymore. You’re feeling each other. You’re not looking at each other anymore all of you are connected directly into the music. The drums dictate the emotion the guitar rips through the melody base haunts our dreams and sits behind the shadows while the vocals boil their messages down to a handful of words this is a liars for me. Great album not my absolute favorite from them. Their first album is always a great place to start in the albums that list below. I would also check out, but this band is incredible. They’re always changing. They’re always evolving as they progress and get older. They got more into electronic And synthesize sounds but at their core this drowning hypnotic trance is what I would say is their signature weird fucking band and they are amazing.

The dude singer rapes your ears. I’ll take Jamie xx and leave the others.

The Slint world is darker and swelling. They come from the Louisville DIY scene and they paved the way for bands that didn’t want to be pinned down by a genre. This album is a great mind reset. https://youtu.be/OsFG0UulgbM?si=dfFUzcaOq8rtdu7R

CCR is growing on me working at Buddy guys just makes it a little hard to get into them. Specially this album everyone of these songs was played if not, three times at least twice a month not Creedence‘s fault. I did put this album on over the weekend and hit better. Shit in the backyard.

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This is one of those bands that that every song is a winner but when I get the car right combination, it’s gold. Don’t love this full album, but there’s definitely some songs that I’ve put on from time to time strange ones being one of them. I’ve always loved that song put it on many many mixtapes I like the abrupt stops in it and just in general reminds me of a theme song for you coming to Sandy movie or some kind of adventure flick overall this band has always been fun to put on. Can I have die happy not listening to Supergrass sure but I did enjoy Seeing this pop-up on the list out of all the super bands (super chunk, superdrag, etc) supergrass is 2nd favorite, ha. Some cool guitar tones and fun audio clips throughout this album. Hard to rate but feel good with a solid 3.

This band grabs you by the throat and laughs in your face and then pumps you full of adrenaline. Hopefully we hit the first 2 eps album but if not this was a welcome surprise.

I think the best way to approach this album is to look at these as musical, compositions and arrangements and not really songs. A lot of of the storytelling here is done with the instrumentation which carries you like an old wooden roller coaster. High Lowe’s and lots of trumpets. Took me a while to become a Sufjan Stevens fan, but this album definitely was one of my faves his later albums get a bit weirder and the songs get longer and longer. Always give artist credit when they go past three minute, mark. My favorite part is this album is the quick nod to The Cure so Van does this a lot in his music he’ll play a chord structure similar to another song and then for a brief time actually play that song to show that he knows he’s ripping it off, but it doesn’t matter cause it’s music and it should be built on. This album is not for everyone, but definitely something. I’ll put on later in the air when I’m in the mood.

Ray Man-fucking-zarek steering this ship of fools with his organ. His playing is phenomenal was lucky enough to see him play at Buddy guys absolute maniac on the electric piano. This album was super fun. We get to see the sea shanty side of the doors definitely some bangers on this album. Jim Morrison‘s voice has these moments where he’s haunting me holding these notes and drowning things out. There’s some great moments in the book. Please kill me with Jim Morrison hanging out with all these punk guys and David Bowie and just being a drugged up pixie that even Diggy pop described as insane. Lots of mentions of him never wearing her shirt. I believe the word bimbo was used multiple times..

Literally listened to this all day. The funk infusion is pretty clever. More more more please

Never listened to this all the way through. Super fun. Bunch of weirdos making art kids shake their butts.

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Free Bird hits harder when it's the closer of a pretty solid sonic journey. I never knew how I felt about Lynyrd Skyns but it's offical now... I'm a Skynhead ....umm I mean I like this Skynyrd record. Two thumbs up.

Johnny rotten’s singing on this album is cool and interesting but this album would still rock if you took him off. There are some phenomenal musicians, making some spooky tunes on this bad boy.

I do not question the the genius of Ray Charles but I do question the choice of listening to The Genius Of Ray Charles by Ray Charles before I die. Ray Charles + Big Band.... no thank you. He is force on his own. this album is crowded and seems to be the wrong format for such an amazing artist. Not for me.

Starting to understand country a bit more. Listened 3 times, on the 3rd… it clicked. Not a big lyrics guy but some great stories on this album.

Fantastic album, Bobby d

Side note on today’s album. If you aren’t a big pixies fan then this isn’t really the album to start with. It’s solid but Surfer Rosa and Doolittle are flawless albums. This one has some jamz and continues down the same path as Doolittle but they don’t quite reach that high water mark left by the earlier stuff. Also way less Kim deal on this. It was the start of the falling out. Pixies aren’t the pixies without Kim deal Bossanova is a great album. Just being a grump

Talk about sonic exploration, what a fucking album. Not a huge solo guy, but the way that they’re used throughout this album he’s pretty satisfying also for how much face whipping in court changes and dark chaos this album has I think my favorite part about Black Sabbath is the conversations are having with each other through their instruments they really mastered the art of letting it breathe. Each member gets a little spotlight on them like the lion King holding each other up to the sun more Sabbath, please.

These fucking drums on Derelict. Don’t stop. Play Forever. But then it does stop and we get weird with novacane. This album is just an amusement park of sounds and grooves.

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