I made the mistake of listening to DSOTM on headphones once to help me fall asleep, it worked beautifully until I got to "time"

Scared the SHIT out of me.

It wasn't the first time I heard it but the first time I really connected with that album was in a nearly empty hostel in Sweden outside the ski resort Åre. I put the album on while cooking dinner in an aggressively yellow kitchen with snow dumping outside. There was one large window looking out over a big field towards the mountains. I think of that place every time a hear any song form from this album.

Aint no such thing as half way crooks~

….no they’re brand new songs, what are you talking about?

Probably Iron Maiden’s “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son”

It’s my all time favorite album! I could also maybe trade that for hearing my all time favorite song again. That being Empire of the Clouds, also by Maiden.

Damn, this is difficult

The Breeders - No Aloha

Hooky guitar/drums and great vocals. That entire album is a marvel !

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Linkin Park performance after Chester passed!

I feel like I’ve seen like a thousand posts about this, so yes there IS much talk about it

I suggest Thunder, Believer, Payphone, Girls Like You

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Mr. Bungle by Mr. Bungle. I inherited this album on CD from my uncle who is a fan of Faith No More. I knew Patton had made some weird shit (hello Fantômas) but this album blew my mind. It really shows you how wacky and bizarre metal can get.

5 Seconds of Summer - Complete Mess

With a fair wind, I reckon his work will sail to popularity.

Wednesday!

KYUSS - Blues for the Red Sun…. I’d make sure I smoked even more pot this time 😂

https://open.spotify.com/album/7wXj8GxTkGAUU99DXR7n2f?si=R7CwKdliR0qAZzAn1tzFLg

Live - Throwing Copper

Basically whole Deftones discography lol

Time Out - The Dave Brubeck Quartet (1959). The album that opened my ears and allowed me to (begin to) understand jazz.

134340 by BTS. Also, try Xdinary Heroes for some light rock (they actually play instruments). Stray Kids has some good songs that are not your typical "happy dance," like Lonely St. or Red Lights. Red Velvet uses some classical music samples and interesting vocal arrangements in songs like Psycho or Feel My Rhythm.

Despite popular belief, you can find tons of songs with really high levels of sound production, from the samples to the genres they combine and experiment with to the weird tempo/key changes.

PS: if you want a cool rock cover of Britney Spears, look for Royal Pirates' take on Circus.

All that being said, if you don't enjoy the genre it's gonna be tough. Like finding good reggae songs for those who love tango.

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Nirvana’s Nevermind. The first album that got me into music as a kid. It would be cool to be able to listen to it again

"Sam Stone" by John Prine

darude - sandstorm