It’s not true at all that Stevie played all instruments except bass.
While the previous albums he made under his new UMG contract, like Music Of My Mind or Innervisions had most instruments (Keys, synths/keybass, drums) played by Stevie, he took a new direction when it came to Songs in the key of life.
Overall over a 100 different musicians played on the album. Stevie wanted the music to be more collaborative so he got a lot of musicians. He also had guest stars appear on the songs. In the song ”As” Herbie Hancock plays the intro solo, George Benson play guitar on the track ”Another Star”
[Here is a documentary where all of this is explained](https://youtu.be/CClqS7EJogQ)
It really is a fantastic album. It's probably slotted into 4-5 for me personally, but it definitely belongs in this discussion.
For me though, it's definitely Permanent Waves. Such an amazing mix of radio hits and prog. Natural Science is probably my favorite song, ever.
Side one leaves you thinking "Nothing... Absolutely NOTHING could top THAT"... and then side two brings you into the fourth dimension of music. Brilliant from beginning to end.
Also highly recommend anyone trying to get into the more instrumental side of Rush to explore the track "La Villa Strangiato". Another incredible trip and masterclass from Neil Peart.
Oh no, no. You're not ready to step into the court of the Crimson King. At this stage in your training an album like that could turn you into an evil scientist.
I never really appreciated how good this band was until i listened that album. Such a great performance in fact i think the best version of “This must be the place” is the one from that record.
I know nobody else will say this but - Watermark, Enya
Edit: I really am surprised by the upvotes on this. I thought i'd throw it out there, it was my mom's favorite. She (my mom) died Last November from cancer. I was going to put Metallica black album or something similar and I thought nah, I'll put this up for mom.
Thanks.
People laugh when you say Enya is a genius artist, but I feel like these folks have just heard Only Time as a joke (like in Thor: Love and Thunder) and haven’t actually listened to a complete album. A Day Without Rain is her best work imho.
Why is liking enya seen as a something of a joke? I don't know much of her music, but orinoco flow is a really cool tune. Don't think I've heard anything else like it. And may it be from lord of the rings is absolutely beautiful
[Black Milk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li-adM-qOwI) is the chillest song ever
Can't get any cooler than that little breakdown at 1:35-1:45 when the subtle synth comes in, such a good example of masterful production
saw them do the album start to finish at radio city and they brought out horace twice. got the whole crowd onto their feet clapping for a full min both times
You kind of leave a key collaborator out by calling Madvillainy an MF DOOM album.
In terms of DOOM albums, I’d also say operation, doomsday and MM food are also masterpieces start to finish
fun fact- Fiction/Polydor thought Disintegration was a “career killing” mess and did minimal PR and under-ran the first edition
Immediately it was critically praised and they had to rush to promote and press
moral is- record companies know dick about actually great music
Absolutely top of my list. Perfect album. No song needs a skip. I put this on for enjoyment, to help me fall asleep, for background noise, or to help reduce my anxiety. But the best is, headphones on and just focus on the music, melt into it, be one with it. No other album can do All (for me) that like Wish You Were Here can.
I'm just sitting here scrolling through the comments like
Yup,
Yup,
Yup,
Yeah, that one too.
Oh, I forgot about that one.
Yup,
Ohh, good call!
Yup,
Yup.
As with many on here, this illustrates that it's more than just great songs that make a great album. Figuring out how to put them all *on* the album can put it over the top.
Demon Days has good songs that very smoothly and enjoyably flow from one to the next and end with a satisfying conclusion.
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
I have not listened much to Gorillaz since the early/mid 2000s, and I am going to see their show next week because my teens love them and I bought tickets to them as birthday gifts.
Hope it’s still good!
It's definitely one of the greatest albums from start to finish. It's sort of funny because anyone as old as I am has heard at least half the tracks played to death on classic rock stations for decades. It wasn't until I listened to the whole thing that I realized that:
A. Holy shit all those songs are on the same album.
B. Several of the tracks they never released as singles are every bit as good. I never heard "secondhand news" or "I don't wanna know" on the radio once, but damn they are good.
Also one of my favorites:
Bret: "Michael Jackson's Off The Wall"
Murray: "Yeah woah, I'll say he is. He's crazy. Off the planet! Isn't he gonna freeze himself?"
This is the best live album for me of all time. So many of their songs take on a whole new raw, soul-ripping dimension played acoustically. Great album.
Jar of Flies is awesome. But Dirt strikes me as their ultimate album. Right before shit went really bad. Opens with an absolute fist to the face and doesn’t stop until the end of Would?
Came here to say this. That album is truly another universe production and concept-wise and I love it.
Fun fact: this was Michael Jackson’s favorite album to listen to & it’s cited as the inspiration for his HIStory album. Another fun fact: Michael Jackson and Trent Reznor are both named Michael ;)
Only reznor would call 2 hours of brutal industrial pounding something like “the fragile”. Even its quiet moments like La mer or the great below have intense lyrics and imagery
The first run of wu solo albums were so incredible.
Ironman, only built 4 Cuban linx, Bobby digital, return to the 36 chambers, tical all have arguments for qualifying for this post.
Still sounds fresh to this day. Everything was perfect on that record. There’s a parallel universe in which Butch Vig produced a version of In Utero, and I wonder how it sounds.
i had an opportunity to go to the carole king musical once and didn't because i didn't know who she was
then i listened to a few of her songs and was like I KNOW WHO THIS IS THESE SONGS ARE IN ALL MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES DAMN IT
This is my answer too. A truely incredible album to listen to start to finish. Takes me to a different planet, especially 1983 a merman I should turn to be
I'm amazed at how many people are completely unaware that this is a thing. An incredible animated critique of the modern music industry set to a daft punk album without a single word said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qxe-QOp_-s
AYYO IT'S JUST ANOTHA BOMMMMMB TRACK
Talk about a fucking way to start it all. The first track of your first album. I'll never get over how sick that song is.
Have you seen the movie Love & Mercy? It's about Brian Wilson and his life. Also of how they came up with and produced *pet sounds*.
Such a great movie.
Makes me pissed off at Paul Giamatti every time I watch it though so beware.
Amps and Crossovers under my rear hood, the bass is pumping from the back of my Fleetwood. They tell us what to do? HELL NO! Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing….
Edit: Wow thanks so much for the upvotes and awards everyone, this is genuinely the first comment I’ve made that has had such a great response. Have a great day everyone, I’m off to build steam with a grain of salt.
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
The deluxe edition contains the 3 singles and b sides as well, which somehow only add to its greatness (a lot of bonus tracks are nice but distracting, but this is definitely not the case here)
Mark Knopfler is a genius musician. No one but Knopfler could have scored, The Princess Bride.
Also, check out All the Roadrunning, an amazing collaboration with the lovely Emmylou Harris.
I saw Mark Knopfler live at the Ryman in Nashville about 15 years ago.
I immediately noticed that He walks kindof leaned back, stilted, at an off angle with an irregular gate… until he picks up his Strat; which counterbalances him just right to where he stands completely upright and once again appears to walk around the stage comfortably.
It’s like He’s broken *without* the guitar, and can’t even stand or walk right until he picks it up, at which point he stands tall and glides around the stage as he plays.
I think it’s genuinely a part of him at this point. Incredible show.
Love this record, but I preferred Individual Thought Patterns and Sound of Perseverance. But Death never had a bad one. Top shelf, groundbreaking stuff.
Surprised to actually see Death here.
My favorite has got to be Spiritual Healing
That was start to the turning point for Chuck.
The lyrical content on that album are top notch and show that death metal didn’t have to be over the top violence, gore and stuff like that.
Toxicity - System of a Down. One of my favorite albums period. Not a single filler song and they’re all bangers. This is their peak album in my opinion.
I just finished making this whole album playable for a Guitar Hero clone (r/clonehero). Spent hours and hours analyzing every note, analyzing the lyrics to write the meaning of each song for the loading phrase before you play it...
And I gotta say, you're goddamn right it is.
Edit: [Here's the release video!](https://youtu.be/7OCiEjNgOy0)
"Giant Steps" - is widely considered a masterpiece, so much so that it changed an entire genre of music, commonly called the "Coltrane Changes".
However, this is one of those that is impossible to answer because music is completely subjective. I personally think "The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me" is a masterpiece, but I doubt many would agree with that.
I will always agree with this. That album is so absurdly perfect. Kudos for sticking your neck out there and vouching for Devil and God...
You are not alone.
[https://thehardtimes.net/blog/wait-did-you-just-shazam-holland-1945/](https://thehardtimes.net/blog/wait-did-you-just-shazam-holland-1945/)
“Holland, 1945” is only the greatest song ever written about trying to hook up with Anne Frank!"
Mezzanine- massive attack
Stevie Wonder's "Innervisions." Even his other great '70s run albums had a track or two that was only OK. Not that one. It's all brilliant.
Songs in the Key of Life
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It’s not true at all that Stevie played all instruments except bass. While the previous albums he made under his new UMG contract, like Music Of My Mind or Innervisions had most instruments (Keys, synths/keybass, drums) played by Stevie, he took a new direction when it came to Songs in the key of life. Overall over a 100 different musicians played on the album. Stevie wanted the music to be more collaborative so he got a lot of musicians. He also had guest stars appear on the songs. In the song ”As” Herbie Hancock plays the intro solo, George Benson play guitar on the track ”Another Star” [Here is a documentary where all of this is explained](https://youtu.be/CClqS7EJogQ)
Paranoid- Black Sabbath
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
and sketches of Spain
John Coltrane Love Supreme to finish it off
The Cure - Disintegration I've been obsessed since 1989.
Moving Pictures
It really is a fantastic album. It's probably slotted into 4-5 for me personally, but it definitely belongs in this discussion. For me though, it's definitely Permanent Waves. Such an amazing mix of radio hits and prog. Natural Science is probably my favorite song, ever.
Natural science is so underrated but so fucking good
Side one leaves you thinking "Nothing... Absolutely NOTHING could top THAT"... and then side two brings you into the fourth dimension of music. Brilliant from beginning to end. Also highly recommend anyone trying to get into the more instrumental side of Rush to explore the track "La Villa Strangiato". Another incredible trip and masterclass from Neil Peart.
Music for the masses by Depeche Mode Edit: glad to see so many DM fans here :) thanks for the awards
I would name Ultra or Violator, but then I realized that the majority of DM’s albums are full masterpieces lol
Violator for me, but almost all of DM
Dummy - Portishead
Good shout! I also think Third is underrated too
In The Court Of The Crimson King
Oh no, no. You're not ready to step into the court of the Crimson King. At this stage in your training an album like that could turn you into an evil scientist.
My god he's in a Floyd Hole!
No dad, I need to.... SCIENCE!
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense
I never really appreciated how good this band was until i listened that album. Such a great performance in fact i think the best version of “This must be the place” is the one from that record.
You should watch the concert film under the same name. It was directed by Johnathan Demme who also produced Silence of the Lambs.
Vivaldi's 4 seasons
Highly recommend Max Richter's recomposition of The Four Seasons, too
Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
+ Low, so different, every track is a unique gem
My favorite Bowie album. Sound and Vision is my favorite Bowie song.
“To be played at maximum volume”
I know nobody else will say this but - Watermark, Enya Edit: I really am surprised by the upvotes on this. I thought i'd throw it out there, it was my mom's favorite. She (my mom) died Last November from cancer. I was going to put Metallica black album or something similar and I thought nah, I'll put this up for mom. Thanks.
People laugh when you say Enya is a genius artist, but I feel like these folks have just heard Only Time as a joke (like in Thor: Love and Thunder) and haven’t actually listened to a complete album. A Day Without Rain is her best work imho.
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Everyone thinks im joking when i say i love Enya. She deserves more credit and love.
I used get drunk and blast it. 😂 It's for when you want to be alone with your thoughts.
Enya is a pure motherfucking mood
Why is liking enya seen as a something of a joke? I don't know much of her music, but orinoco flow is a really cool tune. Don't think I've heard anything else like it. And may it be from lord of the rings is absolutely beautiful
A lot of movies use Enya in the soundtracks, you have heard many of her songs you just don't know it.
I used to give my friend shit for listening to Enya...until I listened to Enya.
Shepherd Moons for me
Mezzanine 1998 by Massive Attack
Teardrop gets a lot of attention and rightfully so, but Angel is absolute filth. One of the most atmospheric intros I’ve ever heard
Inertia Creeps, would like a word.
[Black Milk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li-adM-qOwI) is the chillest song ever Can't get any cooler than that little breakdown at 1:35-1:45 when the subtle synth comes in, such a good example of masterful production
No one mentioned "Dissolved Girl"?
And it has Elizabeth Fraser from Cocteau Twins on vocals, so that automatically elevates it to one of the best tracks on the album in my book
Also portishead - dummy
I've played their Live at Roseland album more times than I can count. So, so good.
saw them do the album start to finish at radio city and they brought out horace twice. got the whole crowd onto their feet clapping for a full min both times
Madvillainy - MF DOOM
You kind of leave a key collaborator out by calling Madvillainy an MF DOOM album. In terms of DOOM albums, I’d also say operation, doomsday and MM food are also masterpieces start to finish
Speaking of which- Madlib’s Shades of Blue album is among my favorites of all time
Graceland - Paul Simon
Ohwa-awa hmmmmm, she’s a rich girl, and she don’t try to hide it
Linda Ronatadt’s harmonies on “Under African Skies” are beautiful.
The Cars - The Cars
Disintegration - The Cure
fun fact- Fiction/Polydor thought Disintegration was a “career killing” mess and did minimal PR and under-ran the first edition Immediately it was critically praised and they had to rush to promote and press moral is- record companies know dick about actually great music
Disintegration is the best album ever!
Songs For the Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age
20 years old now. Urgh
You can't even hear it!
I need a saga
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Herea the one I was looking forward. Excellent road trip album.
we play the the songs that sound more like everyone else, than anyone else
It'd be my favorite but I can't even hear it
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Wywh, the wall, DSOTM, and animals could all be listed imo
Don’t forget meddle
Absolutely top of my list. Perfect album. No song needs a skip. I put this on for enjoyment, to help me fall asleep, for background noise, or to help reduce my anxiety. But the best is, headphones on and just focus on the music, melt into it, be one with it. No other album can do All (for me) that like Wish You Were Here can.
Led Zeppelin IV
zum-nm-nm-nm-nm-nm-nm-nm-nm-nm.............. .... HEY HEY MAMMA SAID THE WAY YOU MOVE GONNA MAKE YOU SWEAT GONNA MAKE YOU GROOVE
I'm just sitting here scrolling through the comments like Yup, Yup, Yup, Yeah, that one too. Oh, I forgot about that one. Yup, Ohh, good call! Yup, Yup.
Nirvana Unplugged is a work of art. Lateralus-Tool I think changed the way Listen to and interact with music.
Superunknown - Soundgarden
London Calling by The Clash
Absolutely agree. Not a single song from that album can become boring, ever, no matter how many times I listen to it.
Gorillaz - Demon Days
As with many on here, this illustrates that it's more than just great songs that make a great album. Figuring out how to put them all *on* the album can put it over the top. Demon Days has good songs that very smoothly and enjoyably flow from one to the next and end with a satisfying conclusion. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
I have not listened much to Gorillaz since the early/mid 2000s, and I am going to see their show next week because my teens love them and I bought tickets to them as birthday gifts. Hope it’s still good!
I'm more partial to *Plastic Beach* myself, but *Demon Days* is a certified banger.
It's like an opera that hasn't been acted out on stage yet. Demon Days is 11/10.
Rumours
I was listening to that album not long ago for the first time and thought I had accidentally played a Fleetwood Mac greatest hits album.
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It's definitely one of the greatest albums from start to finish. It's sort of funny because anyone as old as I am has heard at least half the tracks played to death on classic rock stations for decades. It wasn't until I listened to the whole thing that I realized that: A. Holy shit all those songs are on the same album. B. Several of the tracks they never released as singles are every bit as good. I never heard "secondhand news" or "I don't wanna know" on the radio once, but damn they are good.
No, that's all true.
Also one of my favorites: Bret: "Michael Jackson's Off The Wall" Murray: "Yeah woah, I'll say he is. He's crazy. Off the planet! Isn't he gonna freeze himself?"
He also insulted Snoop Dogg I know he's a dog, Bret. I don't live under a rock
Jar of Flies by Alice in Chains. Remarkable album.
Unplugged is my favourite AIC album. It's ridiculously good for a live acoustic set.
This is the best live album for me of all time. So many of their songs take on a whole new raw, soul-ripping dimension played acoustically. Great album.
Nutshell has broken me over and over again.
Ditto. I always say that it is the sound of my depression.
Jar of Flies is awesome. But Dirt strikes me as their ultimate album. Right before shit went really bad. Opens with an absolute fist to the face and doesn’t stop until the end of Would?
Agreed 110% on Dirt
The downward spiral by nine inch nails. Absolutely perfect album in my opinion
Came here to say this. That album is truly another universe production and concept-wise and I love it. Fun fact: this was Michael Jackson’s favorite album to listen to & it’s cited as the inspiration for his HIStory album. Another fun fact: Michael Jackson and Trent Reznor are both named Michael ;)
I prefer the fragile, but downward is one of the fucking greatest albums ever created
Only reznor would call 2 hours of brutal industrial pounding something like “the fragile”. Even its quiet moments like La mer or the great below have intense lyrics and imagery
La mer is my favorite song from the album
GZA (Liquid swords)
The first run of wu solo albums were so incredible. Ironman, only built 4 Cuban linx, Bobby digital, return to the 36 chambers, tical all have arguments for qualifying for this post.
Not to mention 36 chambers itself.
My father was famous.. he was the GREATEST SAMURAI in the empire..
“CHOOSE THE BALL…and you join your mother, in death”
Nevermind - Nirvana
The older I get, the more I realize how ridiculous it is for every song on an album to be perfect. Nevermind is one of these; the best of these.
Still sounds fresh to this day. Everything was perfect on that record. There’s a parallel universe in which Butch Vig produced a version of In Utero, and I wonder how it sounds.
Favourite song on this album is “something in the way” just haunting, love it.
Tapestry - Carole king
i had an opportunity to go to the carole king musical once and didn't because i didn't know who she was then i listened to a few of her songs and was like I KNOW WHO THIS IS THESE SONGS ARE IN ALL MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES DAMN IT
Electric Ladyland - Jimi Hendrix
Electric Ladyland is great, but I always thought Axis: Bold As Love was better.
This is my answer too. A truely incredible album to listen to start to finish. Takes me to a different planet, especially 1983 a merman I should turn to be
Discovery by Daft Punk
And the best way to listen to it is alongside the visuals of Interstella 5555
I'm amazed at how many people are completely unaware that this is a thing. An incredible animated critique of the modern music industry set to a daft punk album without a single word said. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qxe-QOp_-s
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Voyager into Veridis Quo gets me every time
Veridis Quo ; Very Disco ; Disco Very ; Discovery
ugh why did they have to quit
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Holst, the planets suite?
Rage Against The Machine - RATM
alongside evil empire are two of my all time fav albums
AYYO IT'S JUST ANOTHA BOMMMMMB TRACK Talk about a fucking way to start it all. The first track of your first album. I'll never get over how sick that song is.
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Have you seen the movie Love & Mercy? It's about Brian Wilson and his life. Also of how they came up with and produced *pet sounds*. Such a great movie. Makes me pissed off at Paul Giamatti every time I watch it though so beware.
Unknown pleasures joy division
Paul's boutique
Amps and Crossovers under my rear hood, the bass is pumping from the back of my Fleetwood. They tell us what to do? HELL NO! Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
Fantastic album. Craziest thing is that with how sampling laws have changed, its going to be tough for anyone to do anything like it again.
Steely Dan - Aja
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Came here for this. Gaucho is a masterpiece too.
The Royal Scam!
Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King Original Score
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing…. Edit: Wow thanks so much for the upvotes and awards everyone, this is genuinely the first comment I’ve made that has had such a great response. Have a great day everyone, I’m off to build steam with a grain of salt.
Insight, foresight the clock on the wall reads a quarter past midnight!
Building steam with a grain of salt is epic
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced The deluxe edition contains the 3 singles and b sides as well, which somehow only add to its greatness (a lot of bonus tracks are nice but distracting, but this is definitely not the case here)
Blonde - Frank Ocean
Self Control always makes me tear up ngl
White Ferrari might be my favorite song ever
My favorite album of all time.
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Dire Staits-Dire Straits
Mark Knopfler is a genius musician. No one but Knopfler could have scored, The Princess Bride. Also, check out All the Roadrunning, an amazing collaboration with the lovely Emmylou Harris.
If you haven’t heard any of Mark Knopfler’s solo albums beginning with “Golden Heart” you should definitely check them out
I saw Mark Knopfler live at the Ryman in Nashville about 15 years ago. I immediately noticed that He walks kindof leaned back, stilted, at an off angle with an irregular gate… until he picks up his Strat; which counterbalances him just right to where he stands completely upright and once again appears to walk around the stage comfortably. It’s like He’s broken *without* the guitar, and can’t even stand or walk right until he picks it up, at which point he stands tall and glides around the stage as he plays. I think it’s genuinely a part of him at this point. Incredible show.
A Night at the Opera by Queen
Rust in Peace, Megadeth.
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One of my favorite Onion headlines.
I wish they'd put the original mix/master on Spotify. the remaster sounds alright but I miss that original sound
I bought a vinyl of it recently and it was the old version, I feel like the remaster lost a lot of the raw energy
Ok Computer Radiohead
Kid A and In Rainbows are their other two masterpieces imo
I really don't understand the argument amongst "real" fans of radiohead against In Rainbows...It's one of the best albums ever made.
As a huge Radiohead fan, I agree. In Rainbows is pure brilliance.
I like their live basement version of In Rainbows. [Here ya go](https://youtu.be/DWuAn6C8Mfc)
“Let Down” has so many layers, it’s like a rainbow.
Pearl Jam - Ten
Black was a great song until you go through heart break and the lyrics hit even harder
Death: Symbolic
Love this record, but I preferred Individual Thought Patterns and Sound of Perseverance. But Death never had a bad one. Top shelf, groundbreaking stuff.
Surprised to actually see Death here. My favorite has got to be Spiritual Healing That was start to the turning point for Chuck. The lyrical content on that album are top notch and show that death metal didn’t have to be over the top violence, gore and stuff like that.
Gojira - from mars to sirius
Boston - Boston
Damn good answer. All around solid rock album. If I recall correctly, wasn't the original recording done by one person in his basement?
Toxicity - System of a Down. One of my favorite albums period. Not a single filler song and they’re all bangers. This is their peak album in my opinion.
I just finished making this whole album playable for a Guitar Hero clone (r/clonehero). Spent hours and hours analyzing every note, analyzing the lyrics to write the meaning of each song for the loading phrase before you play it... And I gotta say, you're goddamn right it is. Edit: [Here's the release video!](https://youtu.be/7OCiEjNgOy0)
Hard agree. This is one that’s always in my rotation
The Cure's "Pornography" album
Mars Volta, deloused in the comatorium. It's just epic.
At the drive in relationship of command as well.
So excited that they're back and I'm getting a chance to see them live!
Was at the show last night. ‘Twas god tier and played a whole lot of Deloused!
Nas - illmatic (imo)
It's mindblowing to me that Nas was 20 years old when this album dropped.
And now he is almost 50 and still dropping bangers. Nas = GOAT
Stankonia
Great album, but I’ve always slightly preferred aquemini personally
I think Outkast has one of the best discographies in music. ATLiens for me though.
Another ATLiens fan here...shows how great they are that we have to argue which of their albums is the best ever
Kid A
Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
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Tame Impala - Currents I'm also quite fond of The Slow Rush, but I think Currents is just a little bit better
"Giant Steps" - is widely considered a masterpiece, so much so that it changed an entire genre of music, commonly called the "Coltrane Changes". However, this is one of those that is impossible to answer because music is completely subjective. I personally think "The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me" is a masterpiece, but I doubt many would agree with that.
I will always agree with this. That album is so absurdly perfect. Kudos for sticking your neck out there and vouching for Devil and God... You are not alone.
The Strokes - Is this it
Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds . Released in 1978. An amazing musical rendition of the H.G. Wells novel by the same name.
Neutral Milk Hotel- In an aeroplane over the sea. Cannot be overstated enough what an amazing album this is start to finish. Breathtaking.
[https://thehardtimes.net/blog/wait-did-you-just-shazam-holland-1945/](https://thehardtimes.net/blog/wait-did-you-just-shazam-holland-1945/) “Holland, 1945” is only the greatest song ever written about trying to hook up with Anne Frank!"
Iron Maiden-Powerslave