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What is the best album of the 90's? 2017-08-17 01:23:44 Post No. 74596048
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And why is it The Downward Spiral?
>production like no other album on the planet
>Reznor's vocal delivery at its best
>genius lyrics
>catchiest song of the 90's (closer)
>amazing concept, stripping down the human psyche song by song
>inspired Fight Club
>closer was polled as best music video of all time by VH1 more than once
>first industrial/electronic/metal album to reach no. 2 against a fucking Nirvana live album
>Hurt was deemed worthy enough of a song to be covered by Johnny Cash on his final album and became literally the most important track on that entire thing
>Encouraged bands to explore deeper, darker concepts about the world and themselves
Prove me wrong.
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>production like no other
No
Trents a good lyricist/vocalist
Yeah
>amazing concept
Totally the first time someone sings about drugs and insanity
>polls
Dunno shit about polls
>hurt cover
Yeah its p cool
>inspired others
Plenty of records have inspired people, thats how music works.
Go listen to more music if you think this is best of the 90s senpai
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>production like no other album on the planet
like almost everything else Trent did in the 90s.
>Reznor's vocal delivery at its best
still sounds like a whinier Phil Collins
>genius lyrics
awkward, unimaginative, unpoetic and needlessly ambiguous. I cannot stress this enough.
>Catchiest song of the 90s
not even half as catchy as what Manson was doing at the same time.
>amazing concept
existentialism 101
>inspired fight club
whatever
>Encouraged bands to explore deeper, darker concepts about the world and themselves
resulting in mallgoth music
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Dude but it's edgy xdd
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