The first track is a not so subtle interpolation of Pink Floyd’s dark side of the moon. That said, it’s not bad.

Wipeout XL's soundtrack was absolute fire.

I hear ya. Definitely gonna give it another listen!

ya his voice is basically numbed by the instrumentals all the time but man this is a complete transformation in yatchy's instrumentals

But I feel like his voice is also an instrument which adds another layer onto the song and is not overpowering, the humming and everything. Just a beautiful vibe added to the song

Yes the instrumentals are top tier, but I have the same problem I’ve always had with Lil Yachty. I just don’t understand why his lyrics and voice are appealing in the slightest. And I have a problem judging the album for its instrumentals when it’s a Lil Yachty album and I know he probably didn’t play even one of those instruments. Even if he did, we all know it wasn’t the cello.

Way easier to answer in terms of albums and not have to focus on the songs, but:

Into My Arms - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Avalanche - Leonard Cohen

Refuge of the Roads - Joni Mitchell

Posts on Reddit, has to walk to pluto

Decemberists are probably my favorite live band right now (I’m also very old, enough that I was able to see the Clash and Stevie Ray Vaughan in concert)

meanwhile people in the comments not knowing what is a copy pasta

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

I'm with you. I try to appreciate music more for the raw sensory expression and not the concepts thrown at you with verbal language. It makes all music more open to interpretation.

I can still enjoy a song that's selling an idea but really, most of the time I'm ignoring that because it feels like a 'cheat' for a lack of a better word.

Since you love vocal harmonies then I recommend

Forestella - Save our lives https://youtu.be/97JPv9ni1vw

Forestella - Utopia https://youtu.be/aT2mbsDQwlI

Forestella songs have a lot of vocal harmonies and I love their vocals and songs

Valensia - Gaia https://youtu.be/BC6nUoiFtvM

Gaia sounds interesting and beautiful

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Wow I think you hold the world's record for most favorite genres, lol Music is also my #1 thing in life but I only like rock, some pop, some bluegrass, some new age, some reggae, and some EDM. My favorite bands are Queen, Muse, Pink Floyd, Lana Del Rey, and Silverchair.

Donkey Kong Country

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Not mine but I found this

https://www.ranker.com/list/bands-named-after-bugs/ranker-music

Extreme Metal:

Melodic Black Metal - Storm Of The Light's Bane

Brutal Death Metal - Pierced From Within

Technical Death Metal - The Scepter Of The Ancients

Atmospheric Black Metal - Rain Upon The Impure

Death Metal - Necroticism: Descanting The Insalubrious

Blackened Death Metal - The Nocturnal Silence

Progressive Death Metal - Crimson

Black Metal - Nemesis Divina

Raw Black Metal - Vampires Of Black Imperial Blood

Funeral Doom Metal - The Pernicious Enigma

Melodic Death Metal - They Will Return

Death-Thrash - Spectrum Of Death

Symphonic Black Metal - Witchcraft

Synthwave: Endless Summer by The Midnight

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine.... yawn

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Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2

Chrono trigger

I listen to music more for the sound and how it can surprise me, things such as unique chord progressions, and melodies that do stuff they shouldn't. for instance i can jive to a 'sad' song just as easily as a happy bop

its probably because I'm not great on listening to lyrics, like I can listen to a song hundreds of times and know the intricacies of the snare ghost hits and the exact amount of vibrato used in the second bar of the guitar solo well before I know even half of what the singer is singing, it generally takes me looking up the lyrics to actually figure out the meaning of the song etc.

fire emblem's ost is quite iconic