ITT: Albums that changed your life
Before this album I listened to nothing but Rap, Grunge, and Jimi Hendrix. This started me on my journey.
>>72370548
Noted anon, will give it a listen!
Before this I had no idea music could be good
This album completely changed my taste, desu. And it was by looking to similar artists and artists similar to those and so on that I would eventually find a bunch of new genres that I wouldn't even thought I'd like before this.
Picture sucks, I know
Unironically this
>>72370783
This is one of my favorite beach boys records. How did it change your life though?
Before I gave this a listen I had absolutely no idea what music was capable of. I listened to this for three weeks straight after I came across one of the singles by chance, and it blew my damn mind every time.
>>72370839
It made me truly happy again. This among other things in my life, of cource, but it definitely plays a huge role in my process.
>>72370516
That album has a special place in how i saw music. Probably my first real album I listened to.
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This album opened up a whole new world on how I could percieve my own personal taste and develop it further, and it's still one of my favourites today
i know this will look like a shitpost but i'm actually serious
it changed the way i perceived music
>>72370968
This but with pic related
We're gonna make it
Unironically Bonito Generation.
Sarah helped sing me off the ledge
>inb4 CRUSHED
Got me into technical and progressive metal, which then got me into progressive rock, which the got me into psychedelic rock, which the got me into the Beatles, which then got me listening to most of the sixties, which then got me listening to most of the 70s, which then got me listening to most of the 80s, and so on and so forth. Went back in time after that, heard a bunch of different genres and albums, and listen to what stood out to me the most now
>>72370968
do you like the song diamond head? i think its the best on the album. its one of the better post-smile songs
>>72370968
being happy is the bluepill
My companion during severe depression and two suicide attempts. Wouldn't be here without it (and my dog)
>>72372960
happy to hear youre still alive <3
>>72372974
Thank you anon! I'm doing great
>>72370516
I don't know if your life was more sad before or after
I bet you'll guys think this is shit, but it's probably one of the most raw, genuine things I've heard.
The optimisim and cheerfullness that this album shines with simply brought my life to a whole new level
>>72370783
>>72371059
>>72370968
Just remember: YOU are his favourite vegetable anon
Definitely this. I was playing in a death metal band the summer before I started college and one of the guitar players in a band we did a show with was talking about how much his band was digging TMV's "The Bedlam in Goliath" (which had just come out a few months before). A couple months later I was picking up textbooks and walked into the music section of the book store and saw some Volta stuff so I grabbed a copy of "Frances" with no expectations whatsoever beyond some other guy's recommendation. The first time I listened to it it absolutely destroyed me and all my notions about composition, lyricism, etc. (it was a pretty radical departure considering the scene in my small town was just about trying to write heavier, more technical shit than the next guy). Totally changed my approach to music and got me into jazz, '70s prog, avant garde, Zappa, Latin music... To this day it's still my favorite album of all time.
Was going through a rough patch in my life when I discovered this album. Cheered me up a lot listening to stuff like "Opportunity For Two" or "Come Along".
When I was little my parents got me an mp3 player for Christmas. They loaded my uncle's copy of Coldplay Live in 2003 to it. I didn't understand why people liked music before this album. I never really liked pop music and didn't like rock at all. This album was the first time I listened to "alternative" style music. After a couple years of listening to Coldplay and others like Ben Folds, I got into the indie rock genre. Now my taste in music is so broad I have a favorite artist/band from almost any genre. I owe a lot to this album.
>>72370968
I found that run of post-Smiley Smile albums from the Beach Boys to have that effect. Underrated run of albums desu
Completely shifted my perceptions of sampling - the smallest bits and pieces arranged just so, could result in one hell of a tune
>>72373167
good taste
I doubt I would still be alive if it wasn't for this album.
>>72370516
>>72370516
First album where i stopped listening to complete normie music and discovered there is more intelligent stuff out there
this, just because it was the first time i ever listened to a full album
without it i'd probably have gone on listening to one or two songs from each band i like and probably wouldn't really care about music as much as i do now
>>72376516
every fucking time i forget my image
>>72370516
Introduced me to /mu/
My older brother and sister introduced me to a lot of music that shaped my current tastes, but this was really the big one that stood out. There really is nothing else that spans so many genres. The recording production and surf guitar really got to me.
Taught me that "normie" music can be god-tier too
>>72376731
hi re.ddit!
>>72376731
Just fuck off
>>72376731
Hang yourself
>>72372960
Glad to hear your still here anon. I've been where you were at and it's a tough ride to make but I'm glad you came out the other side in one piece and doing better.
This was the first album that wasn't normie-core or stupid 'alternative" music I ever got into. It really pushed me into a lot of different genres and made me go search for music I wanted to hear. It scratched that itch for something intelligent and stupid, funny and real, raw and loud. Now I'm all over the place, but this is right where my tastes begin. I'll never stop listening to this album. "N Dakota" helped me out a lot and sitting zoned out on depression meds while listening to "Stoned and Starving" and "Tears O Plenty" still gets me in the Honey Nut Feelios to this day. I'll never stop shitposting this album on /mu/ ever.
>>72375044
Tom's whiny vocals KEPT you from killing yourself? Wew my dude...
>>72377055
Hell yes.
>>72370548
Listened to a few songs and so far pretty good and also just listening to it makes my fingers hurt from the guitar
>>72377055
I said 'hell yes' but I forgot to ask if you've heard that live stuff they recorded in a bike shop show. It's on YouTube. That transition (you know what I'm talking about) is just KILLER.
Before listening to this, I never knew the pure evil that could be compressed into a digital music file.
>>72370558
>>72370548
neo-/mu/ in a nutshell
>>72373041
yeah, this is mine too
probably my favorite album ever
it's cynical and optimistic at the same time and the musicianship is superb
got me into multiple new genres and time periods that I'd never explored before
i started listening to music thanks to this
I started out hating it, I seriously thought it was hot burning garbage, but then a couple songs got stuck in my head and so I put it on in the background and listening to the whole thing.. then about half-way through a switch was flipped in my head and I suddenly loved it.
I'm not saying it's an objectively great album, but before this I only had a very shallow appreciation of music. This album was the first to make me realize that actually using my brain and actually challenging my initial perceptions might pay off way more than just listening to some simple easy to listen to pop song or something that's effortless to identify with.
made me realize music can be more than 4 chord repeated melody rubbish
thanks Marty
This broke my brain in middle school.
Unironically Ok Computer
an airbag saved my life
>>72370901
Ah, I can see you did not listen to MM...FOOD first
>>72376555
the best MCR album imo anon
>>72377596
>the most bland Modest Mouse album
>>72376786
>>72376896
>>72376781
jesus whats with the kendrick hate
Yeah its a normie album, but the feelings and the voice of jeff make me feel the music in others ways
>>72377914
Because most of /mu/ can't look past differences in political opinions to enjoy an album. It's very childish. I disagree with Kendrick on a fair amount of TPAB's social commentary (although he was spot on with Blacker the Berry), but it's still one of my all time favorite albums.
>>72377914
A successful, articulate black man is the mentally handicapped, racist white boy's arch nemesis
>>72377145
>Guy posts an album
>Another guy is happily taking it as a rec
I thought neo-/mu/ was a bad thing, are you unhappy that people are being civil? If so stop being a fag
I still have never been as terrified as the first time I heard Frankie Teardrop.
I am eternally grateful I randomly listened to this and got into xiu xiu
Call me a faggot, i dont care.
>>72378176
faggot
The one and only album I would ever consider to have actually changed the way I feel about life, love, hate, and death.
Especially Olson, Open the Light and One Very Important Thought
>>72377918
beautiful album
>>72371019
100% same
This along with Kid A is what really got me into electronic music.
>>72378176
faggot
>>72370516
Why is your flames man leaving the wrong way
>>72371354
good shit was about to post this
>>72378176
faggot
Not memeing, I started to live with less stress in my life, maybe I comprehend differentely the lyrics. But it changed my life, and things are doing great.
Everyone is going to do it.
love you /mu/
this was where my journey truly began
>>72370516
My first Library Music album. I forget what it was tho and it is now gone with all the rest. Thx Steve
>>72378386
>Leaning the wrong way
Can't tell if bait or not, but that's the cover art for the original U.S. pressing of Wish You Were Here. The one you're thinking of is the U.K. cover art.
>>72378689
oh i didn't know that
i've only ever seen UK pressings
>>72370669
Am I the only one that thinks Get Got and The Fever are in their Top 5?
it feels like a warm blanket
Fuck Weezer and fuck Pinkerton. Still changed me.
A big one, I think it made me a better person
>>72370516
The 4 big Pink Floyd albums were the first albums I'd ever loved.
>>72370669
Definitely changed my outlook on hip hop t b h
>>72370901
Made me enjoy hip hop
>>72376585
"Beware" is an essential life changing song in opening me up to DG
>>72378729
Here's the rest of the cover shoot if you're interested.
>>72377994
Yep. And trolling too.
Made me appreciate jazz much more.
>>72377988
I see you have accepted the Lord of Hip-Hop into your heart, friend.
>>72378890
Low quality b8. All that aside, she's hot. If only she made good music.
>>72378869
that was interesting. I didn't know they saved all the other photos
they must have been taken really close to each other too
>>72370669
This album instills a sense of self-empowerment despite all the sordidness and alienation that often plagues modern life. It basically gave me a "fuck it, I'm doing my thing" attitude with an important dose of consciousness. Jenny Death adds to that mindset, often more explicitly.
>>72378953
Jenny Death took The Money Stores attitude and made it even angrier and sadder. It's also the best album of the decade
Completely changed my perspective on hip-hop. Before listening to this album I was a "hip-hop is all about sex drugs and money" kid.
>>72378931
They had to be. This was a real stunt done with real fire in the 70s.
>>72378926
Hey Fantano.
helped me accept me sexuality and made me really interested in music and what could be done with it
the DIY work ethic of one guy recording all his own instruments in a car coming out with a personal 10/10 really inspired me to just try things
>>72378999
Nice trips. Niggas on the Moon remains my favorite and Bottomless Pit may be the apex of their production and overall aesthetic, but TMS and JD refine and in some ways intensify the potency of the band's key messages.
>>72379043
well yeah that's what's cool about it
>>72373543
that's actually endearing, i'm glad things turn out this way
>>72375469
how did it change you?
>>72370516
>>72379103
ILL BE THE ROOOOOUNDABOUT
>>72373041
I WANT TO BE A DOG
>>72375469
This + seeing them live eventually not having ever heard the new album, then hearing it live in its entirety.
>>72378514
Same... kinda an album that stays with you
>>72379107
Concubine, Woly Boly, and Lady Sniff were peak Butthole Surfers desu
This and Sun Kil Moon's Universal Themes.
>>72370516
>>72379126
Saw them after Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress was released and they played it straight through after the most visceral drone opening I can possibly imagine in an almost pitch black atmosphere with black and white looped film in the background. Incredibly moving.
>>72379189
Thought I had hearing damage after the Piss Crowns Are Trebled climax, so that's almost life changing in a way (lol).
>>72377134
kek
hate to be this person, but this album was the first album i saw that was heavily endorsed by /mu/ (go figure), and it helped me break free from the tumblr-esque band phase i was in. ITAOTS saved me from permanent faggotry, and for that i'm grateful forever for it.
>>72371019
I appreciated that album a lot more than most people give it credit for, but what about the album changed your perception?
I thought it was incredibly diverse and a more honest assessment of where he's at rn.
Helped me learn to take the longview and plan my life out
I know this ones overrated a bit but this one got me through high school
I don't remember well, but I think my love for dissonance started here
>>72379760
I feel like this was the gateway album to good music for more people on /mu/ than are willing to admit
5 years later it's still in my top 4
I remember finding this thing in 9th grade, and listening to it on repeat for like a month. Really got me into noise/drone/post rock/shoegaze. While its no longer top 5 for me it still holds a special place for me.
>>72370516
For Wanda was the first song I cried to
>>72371354
this hit me hard when I was in my last year of HS, "pillar of faith has ascended" was one of the most powerful lines I had listened
This honesty made my childhood.
I had no idea Christian music could be good until I heard this
>>72379107
Neegro observers are landing by the scores!
this for real
This one got me through a strange time in my life
>>72378514
this, so much...
>>72373035
Thank you for this. Amazing...
>>72371018
Ah, haven't listened to the album but I assume it has many of the songs also featured on the kexp live show?
Impossible not to smile when watching that preformance.
>>72378176
faggot
This, Dark Side of the moon and Symbolic (Death)
>>72379760
Same, i started my active listening to albums phase with this one. Got me into buying records too
>>72370729
seconded, same reason.
The opening to "Leave Them All Behind" pulled my 14 year old self into a whole new world
>>72376713
yes
>>72377134
10/10
>>72378267
yes
>>72379002
nice meme
>>72381689
yes
This one for me.
>>72376450
Glad somebody else was affected by this album. Changed me musically forever.
I listened to 2112 and it opened my ears to progressive rock. Absolutely life altering
One of my friends showed me Romulus over ten years ago. I used to listen to a lot of edgy stuff back in high school but Michigan helped change my outlook on life. Now I own almost every single one of Sufjan's albums.
I respect music a lot more than I did back then and I'm thankful I got to experience this music.
>>72370901
Made me see a new way of album structures, shit is like a radio broadcast
First time I ever cried listening to music, more specifically the track Beth/Rest
>>72384879
Could of swore I attached an image
>>72378176
That's a fantastic album, faggot
>>72371019
This albums brutal honesty about Ye's struggles with what he's become is honestly amazing.
>And all your touch and all you see
>Is all your life will ever be
Besides Sgt. Pepper, WYWY & Dark Side, The Moody Blues' Days of Future Passed, and >>72377596 for alternative, Midnight Marauders for rap, and Toonami's Deep Space Bass CD for electronic/beats,
Pic related started it all for me. First CD I ever bought, too.
Got me into Green Day that showed me you could make music that *sounds* like an annoying brat you wanna punch in the face but they made it be catchy and ergo likable as *fuck*. Their vocal melodies taught me soooo much going forward
All that + the fact that the sound was *generally* pretty uniform, but still with great variation throughout
>>72375469
this. made me realize that a band/ group doesn't need a big name and bold personality to be epic and moving
>>72379760
also this
Turned me into a blackie years ago and I have never enjoyed music more in my life.
there are a few but it has to be Hopsin - Raw with out it I never would have got into music and even though it makes me cringe every time I listen to it, I wouldn't be here without it
>>72370901
MM..FOOD's even better in my opinion
>>72372960
This album is such an experience. Once I heard this everything else felt like child's play.
Got me into Prog.
Opened my eyes to other forms of music. I pretty much exclusively listened to hip hop before this.
>>72370548
+
>>72379071
Elaborate sexually
>>72381760
same
Not my favorite DG album but one that changed my life.
Death Grips was coming to Detroit (where i live) but i had no intention of seeing them because i wasnt super in love with their music.
i turned this on for the first time one day and about halfway through it said "holy shit i need to see this fucking band live"
bought tickets and went to an amazing show, then a year later flew out to new york to see them live again.
i met my girlfriend at the detroit show, our 3 year anniversary is coming up in july
>>72387510
*2 years not 3 typo
>>72376731
it's not normie music though, every normie i know pretends that this album doesn't exist cause the jazzy instrumentals immediately bores them for some reason
keep in mind that i was 12
>>72370516
>>72376581
>that solo in You Were A Ghost In My Arms
Opened my eyes to the realization that brazil is the greatest nation on earth quite frankly.
Their only good album, but it is a 10/10
I was depressed as fuck before I realised I needed to turn my life around. Chance's outlook on life has really helped me keep my head up when it gets hard.
>>72386199
holy shit this
>>72381654
Same, love this album. Sunrise projector is amazing!
>>72387911
Saw it/them/him/her live
>>72388137
tbqh with artistes like alaska I don't like seeing them live because so much of their brilliant work is done in the creation process
First discovered in 8th grade, this was the first album that I listened to that wasn't run-of-the-mill radio classic rock. Before, I thought David Bowie was a shitty gay singer,
>(inb4 someone says he IS a shitty gay singer)
but this album completely tore down my preconceptions and allowed me to broaden my horizons and realize there's more out there.
I discovered this after being recommended Strawberry Hill in a thread here.
For years, I only listened to Mistress/Strawberry Hill was was more into Ghosts of the Great Highway, but by god once i got immersed in this album after listening and being obsessed with Grace Cathedral Park, it's just a massive triumph of an album, even the sparse acoustic songs like Down Through have such wonderful melodies.
It's almost like it's uplifting sad, cause unlike the bleak Down Colorful Hill, Rollercoaster just has this lush-introspective melancholy which is almost uplifting that i never found with much other music other than parts of Ocean Beach, Some Elliott Smith, and parts of Things We Lost In The Fire by Low.
Thanks Mark
Definitely this
I listened to boring shit before this. Sonic youth opened up a whole new world for me in terms of finding music
>>72379103
Fragile is what helped me get through the firs half of 2016, which was completely shit for me.
Glad I had it
I heard this album during my early teens and it showed me that classic rock was so much more than the handful of songs they play constantly on the radio.
>>72370825
Also this. Tell All Your Friends was one of the albums that got me into music in the first place.
>>72373167
was gonna post this one too
>>72388495
Same here. With Daydream Nation.
i used to close my eyes and bury my head in a pillow while listening to this all the way through
>>72372960
Currently going through severe depression and suicide thoughts too, the only thing keeping me sane is Bowie and classic metal
>>72380039
Ladd?
maybe not my life but this was my definitive transition from entry-level EDM and videogame music to indie, guitars, basically the rest of music
things oddly have taken a turn for the best in my life ever since I listened to this album.
>>72373069
How'd this change your life? One of my fav albums, miles ahead of Dave's latest album.
This was the first album I listened to start to finish. It was the first time I realized albums were how music should be listened to and the stories they can tell.
This album made me go from casual, shuffle playlist listening, to amassing an autistic level of music and only listening to music, in albums, in order.
The album that finally got me into hip-hop, and it's perfect, at least tied if not better than Labor Days. Since then I've delved deeper into rap, and it's one of the main things I listen to. I also wouldn't have gotten into EL-P, A Tribe Called Quest, Busdriver, or Kanye, all of which are some of my favorite artists.
Also, I never saw much discussion of The Impossible Kid on /mu/, what did everyone think of it? I thought it was pretty great, but not Blockhead era Aesop level.
>>72381760
My MELINATED BRETHREN
Still my favorite band off all time. World Coming Down got me through so much in my life, and they never made a bad album. Even Life is Killing me and Dead Again.
>>72379104
Stop being nice or get off 4chan. Anonymity means be a complete cunt.
>>72390207
I too have come out & gotten laid. Nice dikkus are life changing.
>>72376450
Came here to post this. First Talking Heads album I listened to. Prior to that I only knew Burning Down the House and wrote them off as some sort of 80s pop group.
Blew my fucking mind back then. I'd never heard anything like it. As a musician it just made me rethink everything I thought about how to play and structure songs.
>>72370516
this album made me realize that music was a serious outlet for me, and one of the only ways I knew how to really express things. It's okay to not take everything so seriously, and to just get comfortable and let life carry on.
>>72390143
I like broken bell too. It's such an interesting listen but it's very flawed.
>>72378176
pretty nice taste, fag
im so glad i decided to listen to this again after initially not liking it... god i love this album
got me into hardcore
>>72390290
this changed a lot of people...or at least guitar players.
>>72390311
This. I always though jam bands were lame until I heard the Mt Jam on this album...I had no idea improvisation could be so compelling.
>>72384669
I feel like this and Dark Side are most people's entry into concept albums.
this was the first album I listened to on my own. Everything up intill that point was music I had heard from my parents
>>72390338
Summed up my feelings perfectly. It's /mu/core for a reason.
Made me realize music can be art with songs like The Sweater Song and Say It Ain't So
blonde
Shout out to Ristorante Mixtape and Hundred Eight Stars as well
still one of my favorite albums of all time
this album is an example of backpacker thug shit that managed to possess so much class, this album arrived at a time in my life where I was angry at the world and combined with my depression and cynical perspective on life, this also made me unironically believe tinfoil /x/ tier shit.
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>>72391398
yeah SAW I for me definitely. saw 2 is amazing but i dunno if id rank it as life changing like saw 1 was.
also drukqs, autechre - lp5, and bogdan samurai math beats
>>72371059
Best shit ever
>>72392122
I prefer the darker, spookier sound of SAW2 personally. Everytime I listen to that album it teleports me to another planet
>>72390328
Hip hop is my absolute main genre too friend. A fantasy, diverse, interesting genre and culture. Aesop is incredible too.
Probably the first proper hip hop album that started my entire musical journey.
>>72379103
this
made my parents hate me
This album taught me to really take music in rather than just enjoy it because its catchy.
>>72377214
>>72372960
>>72388289
>>72393318
same here man
I hate to be that guy that posts this album for the millionth time on this board but it really change my music taste.
I only made shitty playlists that i got bored of with 5 listens before i heard this one.
>>72392306
kek how?
>>72370516
>>72392566
this desu
Nirvana got me into music when I was an edgy teen trying to express myself
>>72393560
Apocalypse Dream, but if I'm in a sad mood probably Why Won't They Talk to Me.
I like Currents and Innerspeak in very different ways. If I had to, I would choose Innerspeak over Currents.
I haven't heard of Pond desu
>>72393676
was meant to respond to
>>72393560
This got me through some tough times by being a gateway to a shitload of music. This was the only album that I could talk about when I first got on /mu/
Cured my depression.
My first listen of Departure Songs was such an emotional experience. A treatise on the impermanence of life and a celebration of our time on Earth. To this day it's my yardstick for shoegaze and post-rock.
First album I listened to all the way through without skipping any tracks, and it turned me onto Hip Hop music, when before I'd mainly just listen to Pop-Punk/Alternative shit like Green Day and Yellowcard all the time.
Plus I was an angsty 6th grader at the time so this kind of music went hand-in-hand with my situation at the time.
>>72386199
Same
>>72375469
THIS!
This
>>72393733
>>72388491
great taste
>>72393841
this was the first bad eminem album.
Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade
>>72394392
What about it, senpai?
I thought Cilvia EP was amazing, especially after he came to my school in the months before TST dropped and rocked this shit
But TST let me down when I heard it....do have to go back tho
desu
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>>72388445
thank you
>>72377802
underrated post
>>72394462
why to people like this awful attempt at being edgy. this album is shit. Tyler got much better on wolf
>>72392466
SAW2 reminds me of old electroacoustic music which is really cool. have you heard any electroacoustic stuff? musique concrete in particular. Like Otto Luening - Low Speed
>>72370516
It was catharsis for me.
>>72371019
Ultralight Beams made me 50% more religious when it's on my mind and 200% more religious while i'm listening to it
>all these basic normie replies
>not posting the most influential album of the last two decades
>>72395113
>smashing pumpkins
>somehow not a normie reply
>>72393532
Great first listen, gets normie level on repeats. Still I think its best Tame Impala
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>>72388491
mah nigga
>>72381689
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>>72377214
Literally introduced me to new genres.
Gonna listen to the rest!
>>72395113
>the most influential album of the last two decades
>not even the most influential album by the smashing pumpkins
>>72371019
This simply because it made me actually listen to Kanye's music. I was stubborn on the guy for years based off "he's an arrogant twat" impressions of him.
I quickly realized that he's a legend once I actually heard his music
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>>72395153
what a sad thing to say. teenagers today are ruined by this need to try to be cool, savvy and edgy. pathetic.
mellon collie is top 10 albums of the 20th century, sit your asses down.
>>72379760
First album that made me cry.
>>72395179
if im redpilling normies on kanye, i now show them some tracks off Pablo in addition to Jesus Walks
nothing redpills them like hearing Ye preach positivity from the heart
>WTF This isnt the egotistical monster the media painted him as!? wtf i love christ now
>>72395227
>literally all i said was that SP is as normal as most of the replies
>getting this defensive
billy its time to get off 4chan
>>72395113
Mellon Collie and infinite sadness is probably the best album of the 90s desu
>>72395227
>teenagers today are ruined by this need to try to be cool, savvy and edgy
There's nothing cool, savvy, or edgy about preferring Siamese Dream
didn't think punk or music in general could be so elated or make me feel so many things
>>72371019
NOW IF I FUCK THIS MODEL
>>72395286
it's edgy to claim to prefer the obviously inferior SP album.
>>72395227
fag
>>72372650
gj senpai
>>72395286
>There's nothing cool, savvy, or edgy about preferring Siamese Dream
Acting contrarian for the sake of acting contrarian is literally trying to be cool, savvy and edgy.
>>72395309
Edgy would be saying the Smashing Pumpkins have always been shit, instead of slowly becoming worse over time. Fuck off with the namecalling when you don't have a point to make.
>>72384561
are you me?
>>72395407
that's being just ridiculous and 3edgy5me. claiming siamese dream is better than mellon collie is edgy and tryhard. just stop.
One of the first albums where I ever just put headphones on, shut my eyes and listened all the way through. I haven't listened to it in a little while but when I did that first time, the timing in my life was perfect and this album changed the way I thought about music.
>>72394278
Encore was the first bad eminem album.
>>72394594
Not the content of the album, but what it represents. OFWGKTA was/is/continues to be a cool "band of misfits" thing that a lot of people just don't get.
>>72395513
the eminem show showed decline though, there were a few bad songs on there (without me is awful) where as the albums before that were pretty much flawless
>>72393841
Man.... Eminem will always be my favorite rapper. I Just really respect the way how Eminem Raps from the heart, and i can tell he takes time writing his lyrics. All im trying to say is I Respect Eminem to the fullest, and he is one of the reasons why i am a Rapper myself. If you are still reading this, i am a 17 year old Rapper trying my best to get my songs out there. All i ask is you listen to a few of my songs, and tell me how i did? It may not seem like nothing, but you doing this could really help me achieve my dream. Thanks if you did read all this
This album got me into really enjoying music, especially hip-hop. I first heard Alright during a summer camp where one of the fellow counselors had it as their alarm clock, and I fell in love with it
>>72391004
>>72378857
Before these albums, the only "rock" I listened to was Cake. However, Cake still is pretty good. Im surprised /mu/ doesn't talk about it much.
>>72390373
taught me to stop stressing over shit and be cool
>>72395296
AND I JUST BLEACHED MY ASSHOLE
>>72395561
Whoa now, Without Me is a hell of a lot of fun
And don't pretend like it didn't get SO many people into rap, man.
This + Award Tour by ATCQ + All Falls Down by Kanye, man.
That was the holy trilogy I need.
>>72386442
me
Pic related is the first album I sat down and smoked to. Holy hell, the level of mind-blow...
>>72376713
>Ars Moriendi only does that cool eastern string melody with the guitar backing one time in the whole song before it just becomes a cartoon song
I dont think ive ever been more disappointed. If they had been more generous with that hook the song would have been one of the most memorable on the album to me. That degree of "cutting the catchy song short" is what Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2 would have been if Waters had his way.
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>>72395657
>Whoa now, Without Me is a hell of a lot of fun
sure but if you are going to say that the lyricism isn't a massive step down you are kidding yourself. Idk I guess my expectations were higher after the previous two albums which are some of the greatest rap albums ever made
It juust helped me reflected and sort my mind and thoughts
First album i basically listened to. It basically introduced me to music and is still my favourite album of all time
>>72379760
This so bad, iv remember listening to this for the first time and be amazed to hear a type of rock iv never heard before
>>72395865
Thought i cropped, oh well
>>72378890
>see this on /mu/ all the time
>give it a listen while very intoxicated
>its just stereotypical bubbly girl pop
thx /mu/
>>72379760
it's an amazing album for sure
>>72379760
>hear this album for the first time
>learn to distrust /mu/core
yeah it did change my life i guess
>>72390015
This Will Destroy You-Young Mountain
>>72387510
thats sweet anon <3
>>72384899
dude Beth/Rest fucking rules
I remember getting super pissed at my friends for saying it was the worst on the album back when that first dropped
>>72387510
isn't Detroit just burnt out rumble by now? how do you live there
was 16 when this shit came out
Was not aware that you were allowed to wail the way Frances wails at the end of the title track here. Absolutely blew my fucking mind.
Changed my perspective on life in a lot of ways. Animal Collective in general has actually, cant think of any other band which i identify with more.
This album single-handedly rekindled my once diminishing love of music and showed me how to see it in an entirely new light
>>72394594
I listened to it when I was like 15 or 16. I had never really heard anything like it
I don't even listen to Tyler anymore but it was really the first thing that got me more into rap
>>72379760
First listen that instantly made me want it again
>>72386199
biggest meme album of all time but just like you it enlightened me
>>72396287
so are all popular albums just "memes" to /mu/?
>>72387122
I bought this album on a whim and it's now one of my favorite Japanese albums.
This is my kind of love.
>>72395865
That's a fetus on the cover... right?
I know it gets a hell of a lot of shit on here but Dark Side of the Moon comes straight to mind. I first listened to it following a nervous breakdown a few months beforehand. I remember first listening to it with headphones in bed in a pitch black room, and feeling sheer euphoria and bliss for the first time in ages at a time when I feared I would never feel such emotions again. I remember feeling the hairs on my arms stand as I listened intently to the lyrics for the first time. It really helped me cope with my low mood and come to terms with having had a psychotic episode. I listened to it every day for months on end as I got my life back on track.
Now I only listen to it once every few months. It's no longer my favourite album (it's probably Bringing it All Back Home) but I hold an affection and sentimental attachment to it that I doubt any album will ever topple.