Girls Can Tell is great, too.Quote:
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Girls Can Tell is great, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by sodakjoe
That would have made my top 15.Quote:
Originally Posted by flynnhicks03
Most definitely true....Both make my top 5. I'll sit down and really crank out a good top 10 here after the Office.Quote:
Originally Posted by d4nim4l
The first time I heard 10,000 Days was while I was pre-gaming for Dave Attell's performance at Veishea 2006. Vicarious and Jambi just blew me away the first time I heard it.Quote:
Originally Posted by d4nim4l
White Blood Cells just had too much filler for me. It was the album that got me into Jack White, but I think it's the 2nd weakest White Stripes album ("Get Behind Me Satan" is pretty meh). "S/T" and "De Stijl" have lots of good blues, and "Elephant" and "Icky Thump" are on whole different plane.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarbox
As far as Wilco, it's hard to argue with "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot", but "A Ghost is Born" just hits harder to me.
I saw My Morning Jacket play Hilton in '04 before I even knew anything about them. Pretty cool and a really good band.
Glad to see that "Funeral" is getting some love. It's definitely one of my picks. Some others that jump to mind when I think back are Radiohead's "Kid A", The Streets' "Original Pirate Material", "Stankonia", Wilco's "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot". There's obviously a lot to choose from.
I thought Demon Days and Hot Fuss were pretty decent.
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Originally Posted by Al_4_State
Broken Boy Soliders is way better.
This drove me near insanity. This is my top 5...I think. There are probably about 25 albums or so that I could call out, but these 5 are where its at for me.
My Top 5:
TOOL: Lateralus
TOOL: 10,000 Days (I could listen to both on repeat for the rest of my life and never get tired of it. AEnima is my all time TOOL favorite, but a bit out of range for the decade)
NIN: The Fragile (1999 so it barely makes the cut)
Kanye: College Dropout (Whether you like it or not, it changed the game)
Radiohead: Kid A (I credit this album to opening a many of doors for me)
Honorable Mention:
Up: Peter Gabriel
Top Ten that I can think of off the top of my head:
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Patrick Wolf - The Magic Position
The National - Alligator
The National - Boxer
The Postal Service - Give Up
The Coup - Pick a Bigger Weapon
Kaki King - Legs to Make Us Longer
Mother Mother - O My Heart
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary
Disagree. BBS sounded like a loose "supergroup". Consolers sounds like a unified band, firing on all cylinders, kicking *** and taking names. Just my opinion of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clonefan32
This is probably just a personal preference...but "Toxicity" by System of a Down was an amazing album.
1. Dredg- The Pariah, the Parrot, the Delusion
2. Alice in Chains- Black Gives Way to Blue
Jambi still blows me away when I listen to it. Such a perfect song. Even better live.Quote:
Originally Posted by Al_4_State
Lots of my favorites are up there already good choices
You in Reverse- Built to Spill
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah- CYHSY
Silent Alarm- Bloc Party
Hot Fuss- The Killers
Well obviously Not many people on here like rap...I'll add my two cents
Blue Print- Jay-z can spin in my cd player all day long and i wouldnt be mad!
Black Album- Jay-z easily could have called it quits after this one! amazing album
College Dropout- Kanye like stated before changed the game
Marshall Mathers LP- Eminem cant say enough
Untitled-Nas ...such an important album for all of America
Close runners up
The Cool- Lupe Fiasco
Get Rich or Die Tryin-50 Cent
Songs in minor- Alicia Keys album
The Carter 2 (carter 3 was a let down)- Lil Wayne
Documentary-The Game
Lord Willin- The Clipse