Recommend One Album

Recommended Videos

Guitar Gamer

New member
Apr 12, 2009
13,337
0
0
The Dethalbum by Dethklok.
NOt very bug unless you can come a cross the deluxe edition but still good stuff
 

Mr.Mattress

Level 2 Lumberjack
Jul 17, 2009
3,645
0
0
The Beatles Album "The Beatles", commonly known as the "White Album".



Though it has songs you may find weird or bad (Revolution 9 and Wild Honey Pie Mostly), I find all of the songs great. It contains such great songs as:

Back in the USSR
Dear Prudence
Glass Onion
The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Blackbird
Piggies
Rocky Raccoon
Don't Pass Me By
I Will
Mother Nature's Son
Sexy Sadie
Helter Skelter
Savoy Truffle
Cry Baby Cry
Good Night

And It contains more songs then just those.
 

Tinneh

New member
Oct 10, 2009
1,059
0
0
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
I never got into Radiohead much past those two songs that everybody has heard (Paranoid Android and Creep, of course), I'll have to give this a look. As for an album to recommend, get Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables from the Dead Kennedys, the only album you'll ever need. It's a great intro to the good kind of punk (as in, not made this decade). Here's a couple songs from it.

When Ya Get Drafted


Are you believing the morning papers?
War is coming back in style
There's generals here, advisors there,
And Russians nibbling everywhere
The chessboard's filling up with red
We make more profits when we blow off their heads
Economy is looking bad
Let's start another war when ya get drafted
Fan the fires of racist hatred
We want total war when ya get drafted

Drooling fingers
Panic buttons
Playing with missiles like they're toys
There's easy money, easy jobs
Especially when you build the bombs
That blow big cities off the map
Just guess who profits when we build 'em back up

Yeah, what Big Business wants Big Business gets
It wants a War when ya get drafted
Call the Army! Call the Navy! when ya get drafted
Stocked with kids from slums
If you can't afford a slick attorney
We might make you a spy

Forget your demonstrations
Kids today sit on their ass when ya get drafted
Just a six-pack
And you're happy
We're prepared
For when ya get drafted

Drug Me


I don't want to think
Don't make me care
I wanna melt in with the group
I need the balls
To leap out of my shell
And let go with my friends
Can't come up with anything
I want to do
I need a project I can finish
My brain needs some stimulation
Drug me
Drug me
Drug me
Drug me
Drug me

I'm so fucking tired
I gotta stay awake
I'm runnin' late
I gotta make it thru the day
And make my time go by
TV and the stereo and girls are lots of fun
I want the max
I relate better loaded
'Gotta see that movie stoned'

Drug me
Drug me
Drug me

Drug me with natural vitamin C
Drug me with pharmaceutical speed
Drug me with your sleeping pills
Drug me with your crossword puzzles
Drug me with your magazines
Drug me with your fuck machines
With a fountain of fads
More rock and roll ads
Drug me drug me drug me me me

Finally off of work
Unwind and watch the ball game at the bar
Another potato chip weekend
Is here at last

Go away
Go away
Go away
Go away
Go away

Leave me alone
So I can't see myself

Drug me
Drug me
Drug me

-t

(Sorry, couldn't resist!)
 

rt052192

New member
Feb 24, 2010
1,376
0
0
PolarBearClub said:
rt052192 said:
Strung Out - Teenage Suburban Wasteland

simply brilliant
A+

Band: A Wilhelm Scream
Album: Mute Print
wow you might be one of the first people I know who've actually heard of Strung Out. They're awesome, yet no one knows who they are
 

flashgriffin

New member
Jan 17, 2010
33
0
0
Distant Relatives by Damian Marley and Nas.
One of the best albums of the year in my opinion.
Rap mixed with some reggae and toasting.
 

Matt_LRR

Unequivocal Fan Favorite
Nov 30, 2009
1,260
0
0
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
I never got into Radiohead much past those two songs that everybody has heard (Paranoid Android and Creep, of course), I'll have to give this a look.
Just be warned - it sounds nothing like either of those songs. Kid A is like experimental electronic rock.

-m
 

Kris015

Some kind of Monster
Feb 21, 2009
1,808
0
0
Berserker119 said:
How about, Tool - 10,000 Days. Awesome album.
^
This AMAZING album. It's also got an awesome cover with 3D pictures in it!

Reynard Wrecce said:
Tool - Lateralus.
This too. Actually anything from Tool.
 

Tinneh

New member
Oct 10, 2009
1,059
0
0
Matt_LRR said:
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
I never got into Radiohead much past those two songs that everybody has heard (Paranoid Android and Creep, of course), I'll have to give this a look.
Just be warned - it sounds nothing like either of those songs. Kid A is like experimental electronic rock.

-m
I'm listening to the title track as I type this, it's different, not bad, just not what I'm used to. "What I'm used to" being 80's-90's punk, so this is kind of a big step away from my comfort zone, you know? But I'll find the rest of the album and listen to it.

EDIT - I'm listening to Idioteque, and I'm liking it a lot more.
 

The Rockerfly

New member
Dec 31, 2008
4,647
0
0
Jimmey Wahlsteen- 181st Songs

It's an accoustic album from the largely unheard of Jimmey Wahlsteen who is an unheard of artist and I would recommend it for the following reasons

It blends interesting chords with a variety of different guitar playing techniques spaning between World, Jazz and Folk styles

It's beautiful, fun and an interesting album and with amazing quality to the songs you can truly feel the overall tone is played from the writters heart and soul
 

LocustCloud

New member
Mar 10, 2010
14
0
0
In Flames - A Sense Of Purpose, Come Clarity and Soundtrack to Your Escape
Soilwork - Figure number 5, Natural Born Chaos and A Predators Portrait
Serj Tankian - Elect the Dead
Rammstein - Rosenrot, Mutter and Liebe ist fur alle da
Sonic Syndicate - Eden Fire, Love and other Disasters and Only Inhuman
Bullet for My Valentine - The Poison, Scream Aim Fire, Fever

I know it's not one album, but they are all great and I personally would recommend a listen, however, since I want to be true to this thread and pick one I would say Rammstein - Liebe ist fur alle da. I've been listening to it for quite some time now and it's awesome!
 

elcamino41383

New member
Mar 24, 2009
601
0
0
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
Guess I should no longer consider myself a music fan. I personally don't like Radiohead at all.

As for my picks:
Five Finger Death Punch "War is the Answer" (Hard Rock/Metal)
Spineshank "Height of Callousness" and "Self Destructive Pattern (Industrial Metal/Metalcore)
 

Matt_LRR

Unequivocal Fan Favorite
Nov 30, 2009
1,260
0
0
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:
Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
I never got into Radiohead much past those two songs that everybody has heard (Paranoid Android and Creep, of course), I'll have to give this a look.
Just be warned - it sounds nothing like either of those songs. Kid A is like experimental electronic rock.

-m
I'm listening to the title track as I type this, it's different, not bad, just not what I'm used to. "What I'm used to" being 80's-90's punk, so this is kind of a big step away from my comfort zone, you know? But I'll find the rest of the album and listen to it.

EDIT - I'm listening to Idioteque, and I'm liking it a lot more.
listen to the whole album in order as a single piece of work. listening to it piecemeal won't really do it justice. Not as a new listener.

-m
 

Red Right Hand

Squatter
Feb 23, 2009
1,093
0
0
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
~And "OK Computer" and "Pablo Honey" and "The Bends" and, well, all of Radiohead's albums I guess, cause they're just that awesome. But I realise he just said one so i'll say "Surrealistic Pillow" by Jefferson Airplane, what better album to symbolise the 60's?

elcamino41383 said:
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
Guess I should no longer consider myself a music fan. I personally don't like Radiohead at all.
I never did either, but then I started listening to The Bends and realised what a fool I was.
 

Acier

New member
Nov 5, 2009
1,300
0
0
Also forgot to add
&
Both are by the Pixies
 

Red Right Hand

Squatter
Feb 23, 2009
1,093
0
0
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:
Tinneh said:
Matt_LRR said:


Every person who considers themselves a music fan should own this album.

-m
I never got into Radiohead much past those two songs that everybody has heard (Paranoid Android and Creep, of course), I'll have to give this a look.
Just be warned - it sounds nothing like either of those songs. Kid A is like experimental electronic rock.

-m
I'm listening to the title track as I type this, it's different, not bad, just not what I'm used to. "What I'm used to" being 80's-90's punk, so this is kind of a big step away from my comfort zone, you know? But I'll find the rest of the album and listen to it.

EDIT - I'm listening to Idioteque, and I'm liking it a lot more.
"National Anthem" is fucking good but as mentioned elsewhere, you really have to listen to it in order though to properly enjoy the album. Though I still think the bends is better, though not as good as OK Computer.

The Red Dragon said:
Berserker119 said:
How about, Tool - 10,000 Days. Awesome album.
Reynard Wrecce said:
Tool - Lateralus.
Tool - Aenima.

Three fantastic albums right there.
I agree. Third Eye is especially good.