Post the nine albums that made youhttps://my9albums.org/
>>131770564i hate zoomers so fucking much
that made me what
Top is listening to the fuck ever that sounded not shitMiddle is me starting to actually like things on my own termsBottom established my comfort zone for years to come
>>131770564wtf i love zoomers now
i have no strong feelings one way or another regarding zoomers
Zoomers are scum, we should kill them :)
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>>131771302This poster has been bopped in the butt before
so this is just topsters but cringe?
>tfw a couple of the albums I want to include are so obscure that I'll have to add them in with MS Paint
>>131771360also a bunch of stuff missing
>>131770564Kill em AllRide the LightningMoPAppetite for DestructionSomewhere In TimeSeventh Son of a Seventh SonPeace Sells
>>131771313Why are you telling us your homoerotic fantasies
I'm pretty new to this whole "music" thing but I tried
>>131772655Do your parents a favor and kill yourself you loser
kind of a pleb list but these are the albums that had the most impact on me as a kid or were my gateway into different genres
>>131770564Is this just another way of asking "Post your nine favourite albums"?
>>131773465Very nice. >>131774816Yes.
In no particular order
>>131770564+1 Melvins and Primus>>131770954Nothing appealing for me here but I’m glad you’ve found your comfort zone>>131771302+1 for Unwound and MBV>>131771948All pretty good pics, TH wouldn’t be my first choice for a boc record tho>>131772478+1 Fishmans>>131772655Jesus fucking christ>>131773465+1 Scott Walker and Current 93>>131773514Pic one Cure album, either Pornography or Disintegration for me>>131773707Good list anon, nothing wrong with it>>131774857+1 coil, I hate it now but that BMTH album was pretty important to me when I was 11
>>131770614hard >:D
>>131774981This guy has ball knowledge
>>131775358No Bauhaus in your goth foundation?
>>131775375I never liked them except one or two songs for some reason.
>>131775383Do / did you like any deathrock at all like Christian Death, Rudimentary Peni, Samhain, Alien Sex Fiend, 45 Grave, T.S.O.L., etc.?
>>131775446Yeah, I had a very brief interest in deathrock stuff because I was looking for more music like killing joke's S/T.
>>131775511Do / did you like any horror punk like Misfits, Tales of Terror, Korol i Shut, Wednesday 13, Zombina & The Skeletones, Blitzkid, etc.?
>ITT: 2015 /mu/
>>131776933I'd rather have the 2015 /mu/ back than the post 2016 election /mu/.
>>131775386Fleet foxes are truly the absolute pinnacle of stomp clap hey millennial music, it never got any better than that. Also one of the best live acts I’ve ever seen.
>>131770564+Husker Du and Sepultura>>131772478+Jimmy Eat World and Ulver>>131772655Brother seek help. >>131773465+Current 93>>131773514+Blue Rodeo>>131773707+Slayer>>131775386+Stone Roses
>>131770598fpbp
FUCK>PPMmy dad would always put this on in the cassette tape driving me and my sister to our grandma's house for christmas or thanksgiving, and it was always such a long, wonderfuldrive that it will live rent free in my head forever. It got me into the beatles and thats a whole different story>WYWHpink floyd is my favorite band and I listened to this album specifically to death. its still a 10/10>charlie brownthis is quintessentially christmas and I will play this all december long. It never fails to p[ick up my spirits even when its cold and gray outside>american idiotit was right when I entered 6th grade and became le edgy preteen. I'd listen to the big hits repeatedly but it was the first album that really got me into punk when it all finally "clicked">digimonlisten. This was the turn of the century as a little snot nosed brat. it was legendary>beach boys Today!I listened to all their big htis because I wanted to understand what the big deal was with them, and it never really clicked. Finally listened to this after a decade or 2 and it clicked. Went down a massive BB rabbit hole from there and grew to love all their work>the wild huntI do a LOT of long drives and this feels like the quintessential soundtrack for staring out at the open road>agaetis byrjunits really good. and it got me into post rock, which finally got me to branch out from just pop music and rock n roll>exumaits that one album that I'll forget for months, then remember one song or another and have the album on repeatedlythank you for coming to my ted talk
>>131774857love coil>>131774914love stereolab>>131775358love cocteau twins and swans>>131780041love the beatles
>>131780404Congrats on picking the best Nirvana album.
Resident thirtysomething anon who only likes old music here>Buddy HollyOne of the first CDs I picked out for myself from a store (c. age 11)>BeatlesThe first band I seriously got into, marking the beginning of my life as a music autist (c. age 12)>Bob DylanAlmost as influential on my development as the Beatles, except I still regularly listen to him (c. age 12)>NuggetsShowed me there was a whole universe of music beyond what I heard on my local oldies station (c. age 14)>Johnny BurnetteMarked my return to listening to early rock 'n' roll, country, blues, etc. after spending most of my teens with just classic rock (c. age 18)>Lee MosesJust included because it's my favourite soul album and couldn't think of a ninth entry (c. age 26)>ClapRepresents my digital crate-digging arc, seeking out the most utterly obscure bands that speak to my taste with no regard for critical or commercial success (c. age 28)>Grant GreenShowed me jazz music isn't all gay and cringe (c. age 30)>Delaney & BonnieA good example of the music I've settled into lately, a culmination of the rock, blues, soul, country, and folk elements I've taken in over the years (c. age 30)
>>131780955Do you like Gram Parsons?
>>131781070It's weird, I love the same classic country that he was obsessed with, but I don't really care for his approachI find his music lacked intensity, and his background means his voice lacked any twang
>>131770564What do yall niggaz think?>>131770564pretty based op, love that bad brains record>>131772655pretty cringe but I love that lain cyberia mix>>131774914Damn theres some reall based niggaz in this thread
>>131780041that digimon movie sucked my dick, vince guaraldi is based too, nice anon
>>131781118Wrong opinion
>>131770564+Sepultura's best album>>131770954+My Dying Bride>>131772478+Ulver and Jimmy Eat World>>131773465Bowie and Nick Cave and Sleepytime, interesting list>>131773707Yes and Ulver and Slayer and best Soundgarden album and Death>>131774857+Coil and Electric Wizard and BMTH's best album>>131774981+for best Who album>>131775358+Doors>>131775386+Best Deftones
>>131782335Best madonna album
>>131770564+Bullhead, New Day Rising, Children of God, Beneath the Remains. I feel there's a lot of similarities with our taste.>>131771302+Unwound and Suffocation. Although I prefer Challenges for a Civilised Society, I feel like it doesn't get its due as much.>>131773707+Best Mastodon album, Superunknown, Symbolic, Physical Graffiti, Repeater. Good mix of prog, punk and metal here.>>131774857+The Gun Club. I feel like I don't get Exile on Main Street, it's never hit me like some of their other albums, maybe one day it'll click.>>131775358+The Doors, Swans, Sisters of Mercy, Killing Joke, Faith (my personal favourite of the Cure as well). >>131775386+Stone Roses, Built to Spill>>131780041+Beach Boys, and the Digimon soundtrack, which is a complete vibe.>>131782209+Nile, The Doors, King Crimson, Melon Collie>>131782335+Prodigy.
>>131783717> I feel like I don't get Exile on Main Street, it's never hit me like some of their other albums, maybe one day it'll click.Are there any tracks or aspects of it that you like or dislike in particular from it? Are you a fan of country at all? It’s their most country sounding album by far, that’s part of the reason I’m such a fan.
>>131783836Maybe that's it, it also just comes across a bit meandering. By no means bad, I like the brass and gospel elements but some of it blends together for me. Whereas I listen to Let it Bleed and each song sounds distinct if that makes sense.
Do most motherfuckers on earth REALLY have a "top ten all-time favorite things ever" list for everything that never never ever changes?
>>131784044Yeah. Deal with it.
>>131784063Sounds like a horrible way to live.
>>131784044Maybe, but not the point of this thread.
>>131784089It kinda is, dumbass.
>>131784068I’d think that too if I were a dumbass.
>>131784101>it kinda isIf it “kinda” is, then it isn’t. You were speaking in absolute terms just a second ago.Read the OP again illiterate. Doesn’t say “the most bestest greatest albums forever of all time”. They’re albums that were formative to you and your particular tastes, they don’t have to be your unchanging favourites
>>131784130What do you mean by “my taste”? Is that something you made up?
>>131784127>>131784130>So mad he posted it twice lol
>>131784144>16 seconds apart Try again goober.
>>131784159>What is a 4chan pass?I know what you are.
Basic bitch alert
