ITT: Albums that MUST be listened to with headphones

Literally every album.

>>72863142
play it softer.

whats your favorite part anons
>providence/side 2 lp after the woman is singing and before "where are you going"

>>72863212
>East Hastings
>cello, drums, and guitar playing melody
>builds, like a daydream, or a fever
>cello and drums drop out
>just guitar
>but very quietly you can hear
>"dah dah dah dahhhh. Dah Dah Dah dahhhhh"
SO GOOD.

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>listening to any music through peanuts in your ears

>>72863538
>not having open back headphones
>thinking headphones exclusively means IEM's.
Wew

>>72863212
The Cowboy

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This album is pure bliss when listened to on headphones

>>72863212
when the guitar comes in after the man says "like a daydream or a fever".

Or on Divorce and Fever, right after bbf3 says "so says the preacher man, but I don't go by what he says"
>>72863409
this anon gets it

>>72863170

>>72863593
The album has so many amazing moments it's hard to pick one, but the humming is one of the greatest moments in music for me so I had to pick it
I know all the "movements" for LYSF but don't know them for F#A#. Is there a chart or something of the like out there that lays them out?

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>>72863691
not to my knowledge, but the version of it I downloaded seperated the entire album into each section, so I prefer it this way.

None, really. Music sounds just fine coming out of a decent pair of speakers, sometimes better.

>>72863691
There's wikipedia