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hrd2imgnhrd2imgn Southwest Burbs of Chicago Posts: 4,898
edited May 2013 in Other Music
Listening to the super shuffle, depressed how digital music has killed the album in ways....Silerfuck/Pumpkins/Siamese Dream comes up and I think this was a damn good album

list some damn good albums we all forgot about

Faith No More- Epic
Siamese Dream- Pumpkins
Thriller- MJ
And Justice For all- Metallica
Appetite- Guns and Roses
Blood Sugar Sex magic- RHCP
INXS Kick
Desisel and Dust- Midnight Oil
Joshua Tree- U2
Licensed to Ill- Beasties
Parachutes- Coldplay
No Code
Broken/Downward Spiral NIN
Pyromania- Def Lep
Sixteen Stone- Bush
Superunknown- Soundgarden
TOTD
Throwing Copper- Live
Brad- Shame
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  • KM43590KM43590 Posts: 298
    Just sifting through my iPod, here's a few that I haven't heard in years. But back in the day I would listen to these day in and day out! I miss those days!

    Beck - Odelay
    Ben Folds Five - Whatever and Ever Amen
    Blind Melon - Soup
    Cake - Fashion Nugget
    Collective Soul - s/t
    Corrosion of Conformity - Deliverance
    Counting Crows - August and Everything After
    DMB - Before These Crowded Streets
    Deftones - Adrenaline
    Eels - Daisies of the Galaxy
    Helmet - Aftertaste
    HUM - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
    Melvins - Houdini
    Offspring - Ignition
    Pavement - Brighten the Corners
    Toadies - Rubberneck
    Weezer - Pinkerton
  • hrd2imgnhrd2imgn Southwest Burbs of Chicago Posts: 4,898
    so no one has awesome albums we may not at this point know or forgot how damn good they are eh?
  • mfc2006mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,460
    Just listened to Damien Rice's "O" for the first time in over a year....wow. I sincerely hope he puts out another album soon!
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  • Leezestarr313Leezestarr313 Temple of the cat Posts: 14,352
    Die Ärzte - Von kurz nach früher bis jetze

    One of the German bands I listened to when I was younger, and I still can sing along to every fucking song. Silly, yet very much loved 80's German punk rock. I have to get this on vinyl.
    Please, Pearl Jam, consider a Benaroya Hall vinyl reissue!
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  • adusickadusick Posts: 1,387
    KM43590 wrote:
    Just sifting through my iPod, here's a few that I haven't heard in years. But back in the day I would listen to these day in and day out! I miss those days!


    Helmet - Aftertaste
    HUM - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
    Pavement - Brighten the Corners
    Toadies - Rubberneck
    Weezer - Pinkerton

    You really nailed it here. Takes me back to when I'd pore over an album for months before buying a new one. Now it's listen and delete, move on.

    Some others -
    Radiohead - OK Computer and The Bends
    Silverchair - Frogstomp
    Neil Young - Harvest
    The Who Sell Out
    Presidents of USA - s/t
    Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview
    Helmet - Betty
    NOFX - Pump Up the Valuum
    Rancid - Out Come the Wolves
    Velvet Underground and Nico
    R.E.M. - New Adventures in Hifi
    Zeppelin I-IV
  • smarcheesmarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    The Lemonheads - It's A Shame About Ray
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  • SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Self Titled

    I sometimes forget just how great they were before they sort of petered out. I think they're still around, but they never matched the greatness (or success, as they pretty much disappeared from the mainstream) of that debut album. It was the album that introduced me to "Kick Out The Jams", although they reworked the lyrics quite a bit.
    "See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
  • LiftedLifted Posts: 1,836
    blind melon - soup
  • DewieCoxDewieCox Posts: 11,429
    SatansFuton wrote:
    The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Self Titled

    I sometimes forget just how great they were before they sort of petered out. I think they're still around, but they never matched the greatness (or success, as they pretty much disappeared from the mainstream) of that debut album. It was the album that introduced me to "Kick Out The Jams", although they reworked the lyrics quite a bit.

    Definitely a lost classic, which can't be said for alot of these, imo. So unique and a great time for music when something like this album could crack the mainstream. I think the 3 "hits" are my least favorite songs and their Kick Out the Jams may be my favorite. "Can't get your body out of my mind"


    I could never forget how great every Zeppelin album is, and Crikey, No Code? The Radiohead stuff? Appetite For Destruction?!??!!!! among others....Hell, I practically knew those were great albums before I ever heard them.
  • SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    DewieCox wrote:
    SatansFuton wrote:
    The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Self Titled

    I sometimes forget just how great they were before they sort of petered out. I think they're still around, but they never matched the greatness (or success, as they pretty much disappeared from the mainstream) of that debut album. It was the album that introduced me to "Kick Out The Jams", although they reworked the lyrics quite a bit.

    Definitely a lost classic, which can't be said for alot of these, imo. So unique and a great time for music when something like this album could crack the mainstream. I think the 3 "hits" are my least favorite songs and their Kick Out the Jams may be my favorite. "Can't get your body out of my mind"


    I could never forget how great every Zeppelin album is, and Crikey, No Code? The Radiohead stuff? Appetite For Destruction?!??!!!! among others....Hell, I practically knew those were great albums before I ever heard them.

    Yeah, the three "hits" (actually, there were only two around here, Lump and Peaches, what other song got play there?), while good, have never been a highlight of the album for me. Maybe they just got played so much I lost interest in them, and they did get played a lot when the album came out. But for me it's always been all about Boll Weevil and We're Not Gonna Make It/Kick Out The Jams.

    Their version of Kick Out The Jams was always on at parties when I was in high school, so it brings back a lot of memories. In fact I'm pretty sure the first place I heard it, even though I had the album, was at a party. It was a great party song too, if that rockin' intro and "I've been elected to rock your asses 'till midnight" doesn't crank the party up to 11, your party has no pulse.
    "See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
  • Of The AggieOf The Aggie The ATX Posts: 1,531
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Yeah, the three "hits" (actually, there were only two around here, Lump and Peaches, what other song got play there?), while good, have never been a highlight of the album for me. Maybe they just got played so much I lost interest in them, and they did get played a lot when the album came out. But for me it's always been all about Boll Weevil and We're Not Gonna Make It/Kick Out The Jams.

    Their version of Kick Out The Jams was always on at parties when I was in high school, so it brings back a lot of memories. In fact I'm pretty sure the first place I heard it, even though I had the album, was at a party. It was a great party song too, if that rockin' intro and "I've been elected to rock your asses 'till midnight" doesn't crank the party up to 11, your party has no pulse.

    Kitty was the other hit and IMO the only good song from them.

    As for most of the albums mentioned in the OP, I listen to those all the time and have never forgotten how good they were. I do like random mode a lot but still listen to full albums too. Having lots of vinyl that I actually play has made me still appreciate the album.
  • DewieCoxDewieCox Posts: 11,429
    Of The Aggie wrote:
    I do like random mode a lot but still listen to full albums too. Having lots of vinyl that I actually play has made me still appreciate the album.

    Vinyl is definitely a big part of my appreciation for full albums, but even when I listen to my ipod I usually just shuffle by album.
  • May 30thMay 30th Posts: 1,753
    Tool-Aenima
  • kwdaleykwdaley Posts: 499
    I miss the pre-digital days (ie. the 80s) where you had an album that everyone seemed to own. No matter where you went, you heard songs from them played everywhere. You will never see this happen again...

    Some examples:

    Appetite for Destruction - Guns n Roses
    Born in the USA - Springsteen
    Kick - INXS
    The Joshua Tree - U2
    Bad - Michael Jackson (didn't own it, heard it everywhere)
    Purple Rain - Prince

    Sure I'm missing a few.
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  • Newch91Newch91 Posts: 17,560
    The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle - Bruce Springsteen

    Such a great album and that second side may be the best side I've ever heard on any album ever.
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  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    The Verve - Urban Hymns
    Weezer - The Blue Album
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    fugees - the score
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    Death cab-plans
    Beastie Boys-ill communication
  • goldrushgoldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,547
    There are alot of albums listed here that I wouldn't say are 'forgotten' (Neil Young, GNR, Radiohead etc). Some that I'd forgotten and rediscovered recently are:

    Paw - Dragline
    The Four Horsemen - Nobody Said It Was Easy
    Clutch - Elephant Riders
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  • hrd2imgnhrd2imgn Southwest Burbs of Chicago Posts: 4,898
    Jimi Hendrix: The Blues

    Pink Floyd- The Wall, Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of The Moon

    CCR- greatest hits



    wasn't looking for albums we didn't know were great, more so the albums that are great we don;t listen to as much, but whenever we do we realize fuck this is good
  • JK_LivinJK_Livin South Jersey Posts: 7,365
    Counting Crows, Recovering the Satellites.
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  • cydoniacydonia Denbighshire, North Wales , UK Posts: 456
    Sweet oblivion - Screaming Trees
    Alice in Chains(tripod) - Alice in Chains
    Let there be rock - AC/DC
    Pleasant dreams- Ramones
    Rastaman vibration- Bob marley and the wailers
    Down on the upside - Soundgarden
    The Clash - The Clash
  • May 30thMay 30th Posts: 1,753
    JK_Livin wrote:
    Counting Crows, Recovering the Satellites.

    Love this album. Amazing first two albums by a band, reminds me of some other band with awesome first two discs. Pearl Jam carried on with great albums while Counting Crows followed with "This Desert Life" and "Hard Candy," two brutal albums.
  • PJammer4lifePJammer4life Los Angeles Posts: 2,647
    Pete Yorn-Musicforthemorningafter
    Incubus-Make Yourself, Morningview
    Killers-Hot Fuss
    Beck -Sea of Change
    RHCP-Californication
    The Strokes-This Is It
    Travis-the Man Who
    Oasis-What's the Story Morninglory?
    STP-Core, Purple
    Bridge Benefit 1994, San Francisco 1995, San Diego 1995 1 & 2, Missoula 1998, Los Angeles 2000, San Diego 2000, Eddie Vedder/Beck 2/26/2002, Santa Barbara 2003, Irvine 2003, San Diego 2003, Vancouver 2005, Gorge 2005, San Diego 2006, Los Angeles 2006 1 & 2, Santa Barbara 2006, Eddie Vedder 4/10/08, Eddie Vedder 4/12/08, Eddie Vedder 4/15/08, 7/12/2008, SF 8/28/09, LA 9/30/09, LA 10/1/09, LA 10/06/09, LA 10/07/09, San Diego 10/09/09, Eddie Vedder 7/6/2011, Eddie Vedder 7/8/2011, PJ20 9/3/2011, PJ20 9/4/2011, Vancouver 9/25/2011, San Diego 11/21/13, LA 11/24/13, Ohana 9/25/21, Ohana 9/26/21, Ohana 10/1/21, EV 2/17/22, LA Forum 5/6/22, LA Forum 5/7/22, EV 10/1/22, EV 9/30/23
  • Nevermind90Nevermind90 Posts: 722
    I realised after the consert yesterday how freaking amazing the Born in the USA album is, every song is freaking amazing...
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  • buck502000buck502000 Birthplace of GIBSON guitar Posts: 8,951
    Weezer - Blue
    Soul Coughing - Ruby Vroom
    :mrgreen:
  • STAYSEASTAYSEA Posts: 3,814
    buck502000 wrote:
    Weezer - Blue
    Soul Coughing - Ruby Vroom
    :mrgreen:


    Some one is a Smarty!

    I never forgot though. ;)
    Soul coughing... ahhh.
    sweet memories.

    WEEZER!!! How can you (not you) , anyone forget?

    I'm down with WEEzEY.

    I want to go on at least one WEEZER cruise before it's done. Stuck on a boat with Weezer for 2 weeks?

    Oh No? Life is ....

    a WEEZER concert
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  • buck502000buck502000 Birthplace of GIBSON guitar Posts: 8,951
    Rivers is actually a pretty decent guitar player....

    I too have some sweet soul coughing memories also.

    I am sorry if I offended you.
  • facepollutionfacepollution Posts: 6,834
    I'd definitely go with Weezer's Blue album. Listened to it the other day on a long sunny car journey, it was absolutely perfect :D I've fond memories of being at the Reading Festival in '96 and Wezzer came on early - before we got to the arena, we were running and jumping over tent guy ropes to the opening of Undone The Sweater Song!

    Definitely Agree on Counting Crows Recovering The Satelites too, my favourite record by them.
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