I used to be like that initially, but I've come to enjoy variety. My problem now is I'll listen to an album once or twice, come back to it a few years later and I can't remember anything about it.

Me too lol

I have a qobuz premium subscription and use qobuz-dl to transfer files to my iPod

JoeJas - Escape!

International Superhits from Greenday. Masterpiece.

Definitely. I get stuck on entire albums, start to finish in order. Radio station? Playlist set on mix? No thanks!

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Yes, I have been listening to Dylan in loops since 1979.

Ooh! Or Angel on the same album by massive attack again

/mu/core and RateYourMusic charts are a really good place to start. Listen to the top 20 albums or so, give them a proper feel, listen to the discographies of the artists with the albums you like from here, and if you want more track down the genre name on RYM and run through the top charts on there. It's how I got pretty heavily into listening into albums. Doing this will take you through a gamut of well-regarded stuff, both experimental and mainstream.

https://4chanmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Essential_Charts

Using last.fm can also be a good way to track down more music as you'll see what music others listen to overlaps with whatever you're listening to currently.

For reference this is my own list of 5 star stuff on RYM

https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/Gigadweeb/r5.0

Uhhh not a woman’s voice, but Thr Beginning is the End of the Begnning-smashing pumpkins? Similar? Idk, now you got ME wondering lol

Willie and Family Live is one of my desert island albums. Love that man

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Idk what kinda music you like so I'll give some of my favorites

Slipknot - Iowa

Atmosphere - You Can Imagine How Much Fun We're Having

Dr. Dre - The Chronic

N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton

Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The 36 Chambers

Burn the Preist - Burn the Preist (Lamb of God before they were Lamb of God)

Nirvana - In Utero

I’ve had it on repeat lately. It’s an interesting departure for both bands, they usually play metal.

Que Sera -Clark Terry and Chico O’Farrill

Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd would be a great contender cause they produced it in a way that each track fades into the next so it’s got that concept album feel that they were known for in the 1970s

Yep, I agree. Let me know what you think!

I don’t think they have any bad ones, tbh. N.E.R.D. is also so good. I think I’m going to check out your other recs

Eagles Hell freezes over

Yep Burials is so good. I also love their older stuff like The Art of Drowning.

Vol. 4 - Black Sabbath (metal)

Art of Doubt - Metric (alternative)

Can’t Buy a Thrill - Steely Dan (jazz rock)

Songs for the Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age (stoner rock)

Love Bites - Buzzcocks (punk)

Reign in Blood - Slayer (thrash metal)

Breakfast in America - Supertramp (prog rock)

Channel Orange - Frank Ocean (r&b)

Does This Look Infected? - Sum 41 (pop punk)

Illmatic - Nas (hip hop)

Atrocity Exhibition - Danny Brown (alt hip hop)

The Bones of What You Believe - CHVRCHES (synth pop)

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