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| Ten Albums That Changed My Life
Here are ten albums that have proven themselves to be very influential on
my taste in music. | | 1 |  | At The Gates
Slaughter of the Soul
This was pretty much the album that got me into death-metal. Still holds up
amazing today. | | 2 |  | De La Soul
De La Soul Is Dead
Before I listened to this I pretty much thought that all rap was gangster-bull****.
Well, it wasn't literally what I thought, but, uhhhh, it kinda was. | | 3 |  | The Clash
Sandinista!
I don't care what you say, but this will forever be my favourite album by The Clash.
Yeah, sure, the second half drags a bit, but come on, the sheer variety on this
record blew my mind the first time I heard it, and it still does. | | 4 |  | Garbage
Garbage
Nah man, electronic stuff shouldn't be in rock musi.... Well damn, you got me. | | 5 |  | Yellowman
Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
The best tioaster in all of reggae music, and no, you can't convince me otherwise.
Dude is damn funny. This album made me consider dancehall and reggae to be
potential styles of music I may enjoy. | | 6 |  | Kyuss
Welcome to Sky Valley
The heavyness of this record almost destroyed like 4 speakers and one stereo-
system I owned. I can't stop turning it louder to drench myself in it's weight. | | 7 |  | Mr. Bungle
Mr Bungle
Hi kids, I am you new favourite creepy clown. Don't be worried by me, I will just
lodge into your brain and screw with your perception of music. It's all good, though. | | 8 |  | Parov Stelar
Coco
Dat electro-swing. And seriously one of the reasons I started digging into old
swing-stuff. Still got a long way to go. | | 9 |  | Napalm Death
From Enslavement to Obliteration
Did someone say grindcore? I'm on board! | | 10 |  | Venetian Snares
Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett
I got no words for this record. Just, yes. | |
Hurricanslash
02.15.14 | Wassup sputnikfolk? Wasn't so active in the last few weeks, stupid university. Anyways~~~~~~ here's a little list that I wanted to do for a long long looooooooooooooooooooong time. | RVAHC13
02.15.14 | 7 You read my mind, I'm loving all the recent love for this band | zakalwe
02.15.14 | Odds and sods.
For me in chronological order of discovery
MJ - Thriller/Bad (An interest in music formed)
KLF - The White Room (Music is an energy)
Nirvana - Nevermind (The mind blower. A higher level reached)
Beatles - Sgt Peppers (Woah old music can blow me mind as well)
Pavement - Wowee Zowee (different strokes for different folks)
Radiohead - OK Computer (A revolution)
Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentleman (Music as "art")
Massive Attack - Mezzanine (Beats Connect)
National - High Violet (Music personified)
Have A Nice Life (Stuff that's been influenced by the best can still cut it) | slagun
02.15.14 | yeah props for 7
theres never too much love for bungle | ArsMoriendi
02.15.14 | Yay Mr. Bungle! California changed my life, but I'm sure their s/t would have done it if I tried it first. You know what
album is also life changing?
Songs in the Key of Life - it told me a couple years back that you don't need to make rock music to make awesome music
and now I'm a Stevie fan. | pbass0
02.22.14 | 6 is incredible | Ryus
02.22.14 | 1-4, 6, 7, 8 nice | Artuma
02.22.14 | ugh nice list, i guess mine are these
tool - lateralus
converge - jane doe
the antlers - hospice
neutral milk hotel - in the aeroplane over the sea
burzum - hvis lyset tar oss
my bloody valentine - loveless
godspeed you! black emperor - slow riot for new zero kanada
yeah, pretty generic i know but they are held as classics for a reason | CalculatingInfinity
02.22.14 | Number 7 legimately shocked me the first time I heard it, awesome album. |
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