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HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 08:32 AM
Figuring as you're all my new friends, Im going to stretch my music muscle and go against everything I agree with and thats discussing music with people...
I tend to look at it along the same lines as talking politics or religion.
What are 5 albums or 10 or whatever, that you think are "Perfect?"
1. At The Drive In - Relationship Of Command
2. Wu Tang Clan - Enter The Wu Tang; 36 Chambers
3. Ministry - Land of Rape and Honey
4. Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique
5. Nirvana - In Utero
Im sure Ill add more to this list, but lets see some of yours!
apkarian100
09-10-2009, 08:59 AM
1. Ashes of the Wake - Lamb of God
2. Master of Puppets - Metallica
3. Oceans Between Us - As I Lay Dying
4. The Fundamental Elements of Southtown - P.O.D.
5. Horizons - Parkway Drive
Oscar_Meyer
09-10-2009, 09:01 AM
Rush 2112... its just amazing rush..
Blues Brothers soundtack... action packed, tons of big names, not a boring song on it & how many people were introduced to Cab Calloway with that movie?
Joe Surfin' with the alien..this represent the unleashing of a guitar beast.. the man who taught Vai to fly and Kirk Hamster of Metallica the monster depths of theory he is aware of.
MASTER OF PUPPETS
go ahead and laff at this one...
David Lee Roth.. Eat 'em and smile... who else could get billy sheehan and steve vai on the same album? Other than drooling dave the ENTIRE album is a shred fest & the tour was even better
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 09:04 AM
Rush 2112... its just amazing rush..
Blues Brothers soundtack... action packed, tons of big names, not a boring song on it & how many people were introduced to Cab Calloway with that movie?
Joe Surfin' with the alien..this represent the unleashing of a guitar beast.. the man who taught Vai to fly and Kirk Hamster of Metallica the monster depths of theory he is aware of.
MASTER OF PUPPETS
go ahead and laff at this one...
David Lee Roth.. Eat 'em and smile... who else could get billy sheehan and steve vai on the same album? Other than drooling dave the ENTIRE album is a shred fest & the tour was even better
I never laugh at peoples music choices.
besides, Dave is awesome.
You seem to be a fan of the guitar virtuosos...
have you checked this guy out?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RW8dJ6O8Fp4
hes played for EVERYONE.
<3 John 5
Oscar_Meyer
09-10-2009, 09:18 AM
he played for manson in 92 didnt he...if so I met him in Hartford and shot the *** for a while...kewl...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVQAJIJyrDY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5krPeBJzDvw
(dig how he shows everyone thier parts and go's into the song)
I am a MONSTER Zappa fan and would prolly allow someone to cut off a finger on my left hand to B able to see him...HAHAHA.. dont make me post a video of me butchering a guitar badly
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 09:22 AM
Nah he didnt play for manson till the early 2000's, hes with rob zombie, also, he played with diamond dave
and like i said, lol everyone
Oscar_Meyer
09-10-2009, 09:23 AM
damm Im OK... was just showing my age... 2002 was what I meant to say...
I think I also saw him with Zombie as a matter of fract... did he tour with him on his 20th anniversary tour?
Now I have to go take pixx of the backstage passes I have..hehehe
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 09:27 AM
damm Im OK... was just showing my age... 2002 was what I meant to say...
I think I also saw him with Zombie as a matter of fract... did he tour with him on his 20th anniversary tour?
Now I have to go take pixx of the backstage passes I have..hehehe
Id rather you didnt, might send me into a jealous rage
Oscar_Meyer
09-10-2009, 09:31 AM
I can prolly get them again..:D I have a friend in Western MA who opened for mudvayne a couple months ago and to this day is great buddies with SOAD...
Tool - Lateralus
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
Nirvana - In Utero
Bu11dogg2
09-10-2009, 12:11 PM
Figuring as you're all my new friends, Im going to stretch my music muscle and go against everything I agree with and thats discussing music with people...
I couldn't agree more :)
1. John Mayer Trio "Try"
2. The Fray "How to Save a Life"
3. John Mayer "Heavier Things"
4. John Mayer "Any Given Thursday"
5. 2Pac "All Eyez on Me"
These are the ONLY albums I can listen to front-to-back without skipping a single song.
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 12:13 PM
I can prolly get them again..:D I have a friend in Western MA who opened for mudvayne a couple months ago and to this day is great buddies with SOAD...
"My names oscar and I like to rub awesome stuff in jakes face" :lol:
that is awesome, Id love to have a hook up like that
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 12:15 PM
Tool - Lateralus
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
Nirvana - In Utero
I love every single one of those albums
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 12:16 PM
I couldn't agree more :)
1. John Mayer Trio "Try"
2. The Fray "How to Save a Life"
3. John Mayer "Heavier Things"
4. John Mayer "Any Given Thursday"
5. 2Pac "All Eyez on Me"
These are the ONLY albums I can listen to front-to-back without skipping a single song.
Its tough, you could mention one band and all the sudden regardless of anything else you listen to, you're pinned down with a stigma of "oh, you like ****ty music, you listen to so and so, blahblahblah."
makes me want to throat punch people.
But looking at your list, 2pac next to john mayer makes me :rofl: its nice to see a varied music taste
Bu11dogg2
09-10-2009, 12:26 PM
Its tough, you could mention one band and all the sudden regardless of anything else you listen to, you're pinned down with a stigma of "oh, you like ****ty music, you listen to so and so, blahblahblah."
makes me want to throat punch people.
But looking at your list, 2pac next to john mayer makes me :rofl: its nice to see a varied music taste
Even though I don't know much about instruments, melodies, beats and I sure as hell can't sing... I still think music is a huge part of my life.
To me it's more about the artists than the song.
I can't stand songs NOT written by the performer, unless its a remake.
A lot of the mainstream music today is written by washed up signers and performed by puppets.
John Mayer broke the mold by sticking his middle finger up at the record companies and breaking away from his "your body is a wonderland" roots and moving on to a blues kick that has launched him into super stardom.
Both BB King and Eric Clapton are saying he's the "next big thing" in guitar players.
Slow Hands himself has nicknamed him "Slow Hands Jr" :cool:
I saw the Trio in concert back in 05 at the Avalon and Steven Tyler performed a Blues riff with Mayer that was nothing short of awesome.
I do get a lot of flack for being a John Mayer fan, only because people know him as the "pop" star of his younger days.
2Pac.... I know everysong, every lyric he ever wrote.
I've seen all his movies, read all his books and own all his albums.
Little known fact, he wrote the All Eyez on Me DOUBLE album in 3 months and to date it's sold Millions of copies.
He was a bundle of talent that will probably never be repeated.
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 12:34 PM
Even though I don't know much about instruments, melodies, beats and I sure as hell can't sing... I still think music is a huge part of my life.
To me it's more about the artists than the song.
I can't stand songs NOT written by the performer, unless its a remake.
A lot of the mainstream music today is written by washed up signers and performed by puppets.
John Mayer broke the mold by sticking his middle finger up at the record companies and breaking away from his "your body is a wonderland" roots and moving on to a blues kick that has launched him into super stardom.
Both BB King and Eric Clapton are saying he's the "next big thing" in guitar players.
Slow Hands himself has nicknamed him "Slow Hands Jr" :cool:
I saw the Trio in concert back in 05 at the Avalon and Steven Tyler performed a Blues riff with Mayer that was nothing short of awesome.
I do get a lot of flack for being a John Mayer fan, only because people know him as the "pop" star of his younger days.
2Pac.... I know everysong, every lyric he ever wrote.
I've seen all his movies, read all his books and own all his albums.
Little known fact, he wrote the All Eyez on Me DOUBLE album in 3 months and to date it's sold Millions of copies.
He was a bundle of talent that will probably never be repeated.
"Your Body.." got big when I was in college and I never thought much of it, or of him in general. i did have a lot of respect for him when I saw him on the Chappell show.
im right there with you, when it comes to the technical aspects of music i dont know **** for ****, but since i was 7, music has been a large part of my life, my wife says sometimes its all encompassing. Its just the way it is though, you know? And im already looking forward to sharing it with my kid.
I never got into 2pac, i understand the talent, but the west coast style, just isnt really my thing, save for Cypress Hill and now MC's like Busdriver and Nocando, but those guys are doing their own thing and just HAPPEN to be from Cali. but i understand the...obsession so to speak. Im the same way with a Beastie Boys and RHCP
Bu11dogg2
09-10-2009, 12:41 PM
Are you stubborn with your music?
I tend to have certain artists I trust and I am not very receptive to new music/artists.
It literally takes someone to force me to listen to new stuff :lol:
I do however LOVE SIRIUS Alternative Nation.
All kinds of new music!
HipsterDoofus
09-10-2009, 12:48 PM
Are you stubborn with your music?
I tend to have certain artists I trust and I am not very receptive to new music/artists.
It literally takes someone to force me to listen to new stuff :lol:
I do however LOVE SIRIUS Alternative Nation.
All kinds of new music!
God, im horribly stubborn. Most of the stuff I listen to Ive been listening to for the last 15+ years
Im not generally receptive to new music, especially nowadays and anything new I DO listen to, Is usually a band that has already been around that I just never listened to.
I use last.fm for my music, it keeps track of everything i listen to and builds up lists for recommendation, ive found some stuff i really like
ishredNH
09-11-2009, 01:05 AM
Here we go! I like metal. :RCKSTR:So these will be pretty metal. And i wouldn't call them "perfect" albums but they started a landslide in their respected genres and are still awesome today. I do look at my music from a more "musical" standpoint because I do play guitar, i was in a band for 4 years, and i was going to metal shows when push pits were cool. That really means nothing but i figured i'd throw it out there haha. In no particular order...
ZAO - Liberate te ex inferis
You're probably asking yourself "who the **** is Zao?" Listen to this album and their self titled album and you will hear every As I Lay Dying riff (slight over exageration) and half of the guitar work you hear in modern metal/metalcore/hardcore. You will be shocked. This band is probably the second most ripped off metal band behind...
Tool - Aenima
You could argue every one of their albums was the best ever/most influential blah blah blah. This band spawned more rip off bands than i want to discuss.
Deftones - Around the Fur
My favorite album ever. I love this album. I would club baby seals if someone took it away from me.
Misery Signals - Mirrors
NOTHING sounded like Misery signals when they first came out. Every Song on this album is awesome. The guitar work gives me chills. I love this band. You should too.
Sliknot - Self titled
This is the heaviest album EVER. When this came out it melted my face. It was brutal, unrelenting, and absolutely insane. Nothing matched the intensity of this album and hardly anything comes close even to this day. It made me want to punch babies. nuff said
and lastly...
Marilyn Manson - Anti Christ Superstar
I'm really not a fan of this dude. Whenever i talk to to a metal head they say this is the "perfect" album or the closest anyone has ever come to making a perfect album. It is the only album i have ever experienced that type of thing. Truth? you be the judge. :RCKSTR:
HipsterDoofus
09-11-2009, 05:44 AM
Deftones - Around the Fur
Marilyn Manson - Anti Christ Superstar
I couldnt agree more with these 2 albums and feel like a douche not putting them on my list ACS is just a PHENOMENAL album. Flawless.
jmb1983
09-11-2009, 06:56 AM
A Tribe Called Quest-Beats Rhymes and Life
Cunninglynguitus-Will Rap for Food
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Grateful Dead- Dicks Picks volume 18 live in Dane County Iowa
Alexisonfire-Self titled and Crisis(i get choose between the two)
HipsterDoofus
09-11-2009, 08:04 AM
A Tribe Called Quest-Beats Rhymes and Life
Cunninglynguitus-Will Rap for Food
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Grateful Dead- Dicks Picks volume 18 live in Dane County Iowa
Alexisonfire-Self titled and Crisis(i get choose between the two)
Im surprised you picked beats Rhymes and Life...the only track I thought was hot on that was Baby Phife's Return.
Now, had you said Midnight Maruaders....:up:
jmb1983
09-11-2009, 08:07 AM
i just think overall that is their best! i ve been listening to tribe since i was 7. i have all the albums and that is my personal fav.
HipsterDoofus
09-11-2009, 08:08 AM
i just think overall that is their best! i ve been listening to tribe since i was 7. i have all the albums and that is my personal fav.
Awesome!
theyre def one of the first rap groups i got into when i was a youngin'.
Bu11dogg2
09-11-2009, 08:51 AM
i'd like to add a few to my list
1. OutKast "aquemini"
2. Kings of Leon "only by the night" (i've heard their previous albums are great)
3. Gorillaz "gorillaz" (I have all of their albums)
4. CCR "Greatest Hits" (probably one of the greatest albums ever made/compilated)
5. David Gray "White Ladder" (easily the most underated musician in the business)
katie.ims
09-11-2009, 08:54 AM
Bob Dylan "blood on the tracks"
GeoffC8
09-11-2009, 09:09 AM
In no particular order...
1. Scorpions - Humanity: Hour I
2. Queensryche - Operation Mind Crime
3. Social Distortion - Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll
4. Alice Cooper - Along Came A Spider
5. Coheed And Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, volumes 1 & 2
6. Luca Turilli - Prophet of the Last Eclipse
7. Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance
Bu11dogg2
09-11-2009, 09:11 AM
5. Coheed And Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, volumes 1 & 2
a buddy of mine is friends with the band.
He says they started it as a joke, and then it just took off :lol:
GeoffC8
09-11-2009, 09:15 AM
a buddy of mine is friends with the band.
He says they started it as a joke, and then it just took off :lol:
I really like their stuff as Coheed. The Shabutie stuff, not so much, though its not bad. I'm torn on "The Second Stage Turbine Blade". Its definatly a transitional album from Shabutie to Coheed. Half the tracks on it are from Shabutie - Delirium Trigger.
katie.ims
09-11-2009, 09:19 AM
Afroman- Afroholic Even Better Times
ishredNH
09-11-2009, 09:42 AM
A Tribe Called Quest-Beats Rhymes and Life
Cunninglynguitus-Will Rap for Food
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Grateful Dead- Dicks Picks volume 18 live in Dane County Iowa
Alexisonfire-Self titled and Crisis(i get choose between the two)
I love alexisonfire!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love the new album too even tho alot of peeps who have listened to them since the beginning dont like it
tehsbean
09-12-2009, 12:36 PM
Best album ever is probably KSE's As Daylight Dies. The music is good, but the transistion between songs is what makes it so perfect. The album fits together so perfectly! You can't listen to that album on shuffle for that reason.
HipsterDoofus
09-13-2009, 09:41 PM
Afroman- Afroholic Even Better Times
I love you for this.
I have every Afroman...EVERY one
DHGurs
09-20-2009, 06:43 PM
Tough question:
(in no order)
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
Kurt Rosenwinkel - The Next Step
Louis Logic - Sin-a-matic
Cunninlynguists - Southern Underground
Atmosphere - God Loves Ugly
Jaco Pastorius - Jaco
Miles Davis - Miles Smiles
MF DOOM/Madlib - Madvillany
Tonedeff - Archetype
P.O.S. - Never better
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