The production of those albums puts me off - I don't think either Jack Douglas or Tom Werman managed to capture the band's energy or get their sound right in the studio. At Budokan is the one where everything falls into place for me: the production's more direct, the guitars properly power pop, the rhythm section has more oomph, and you can't beat the enthusiasm of those screaming Japanese teenagers in the audience. XD

Led Zeppelin- The Song Remains The Same and How The West Was Won

Deep Purple - Made In Japan

I’m the opposite. I think their first two albums were amazing and I’m not a big fan of Budokan

LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends

I thought, “wait, no way this person means the song I think they mean…” but you do? Big Man With A Gun? I can’t understand liking NIN, and this album in particular, liking Mr Self Destruct, and March of the Pigs, but not that song

Shine on you crazy diamond pink floyd 💗

https://youtu.be/RxLL5UbgKso

darude sandstorm

I get the sentiment but I would have picked What the world needs now

How about the one Mashed with No Surprises by Radiohead?

This is what I was going to say, in the unlikely event that nobody had already said it!

Chopin - Scherzo No. 1

my bloody valentine

Sleep gy!be

Oh Daddy on Rumours

I forgot Flight of the Concords Ladies of the World

I’ve never heard of UFO, but checking out strangers in the night now.

Kvelertak - Åpenbaring

Supertramp crime of the century

One of the best live albums ever. It’s flawless

Matisyahu live at Stubbs

Hahaha.

You can't just hate one song then straight up hate the whole genre

Some Girls - Rolling Stones

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