I saw Elvis Costello doing all of Imperial Bedroom, though I’m not sure he did it all in order, just made sure to do all the songs every night.

I saw the Who do Quadrophenia, and saw the Tubes doing the Completion Backward Principle. Steely Dan did a tour a few years back with multiple nights in the same city and a different album each night. Missed that one

Ride is currently alternating their "Nowhere" and "Going Blank Again" albums on their sets.

if it's less than 10%- just few albums for ex- I'll just recommend a specific album

if it's over say 60% ish- I'll suggest the artist

I’m only comfortable saying that I love two bands and I’ve heard 99% of their songs

I’ll say I like an artist or band even if I only know 5 of there songs

Unfortunately, yeah you're right but it's time consuming and energy waster while I don't have neither of them that much to spend. I can't express how I want things to go but yet I can't do anything but to be active on social media 🥲

Nice idea, thanks❤️

Hazem Elsharkawy

This part of the deal is frustrating! that to be heard I have to be active on social media, post a lot and either have a team work for me or just do it all by myself while it's more than a hobby but not a career which I can depend on.

EXACTLY

who cares

😯

El Camino was about to come out when I first got to see them so they haven't grown all that much from then till now. But I can say they killed it both times. Dan is a beast and he was having a ball this last time in particular as on top of playing a ton of the hits they brought out some musicians that meant something to him and played Delta Kream in it's entirety in the middle of the set.

I saw Metallica play Master of Puppets in full on the 20 year anniversary of the album.

Anytime! If you like their sound then Young Widows is worth checking out as well, it's in the same vein of noise rock stuff but more a little more dynamic and less chaotic

You can say "Im enjoying X"

Yup. Gimme and example of an album you searched and didn't find? u/theneobob

The contortionist has been doing that if your into prog metal

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I use the term 'neophyte' a lot when I'm not completely versed in a band's catalogue. If the person I'm talking to knows less, no biggie, and if they know more, they'll likely be excited to tell me more. Win/win

I think if I've listened to at least enough if an artist's stuff to get a general idea of what they sound like and I've liked just about every song up till that point I'd say I like an artist. There's no black and white threshold for me, and I don't expect anyone else to have heard someone's entire discography to say they like a band either. I may have a higher threshold for how much I've listened to when I say someone is one of my faves though.

Yeah, sometimes when I'm getting into a band I space listening to all the albums out so the discovery period can last longer

ohh, and you manage to get complete albums ?
maybe i should just try more

That's such a good question! I don't think I'd say I 'liked' someone's stuff unless I was familiar with a lot of it. I would say 'I've only heard x' ... to someone who (I'd hope) could introduce me to new stuff.

radiohead did this at 93 Feet East in 2007 when they released In Rainbows.

This is historic, actually