Pearl Jam - Vs.
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
Bruce Springsteen - Born to run
Anna Ternheim - Somebody outside
Frank Zappa - Zappa in New York
U2 - Achtung Baby (the actual would be "ZOO TV live", if it were an album)
Björk - Selmasongs (Dancer in the dark O. S. T.)
Jethro Tull - A passion play
Radiohead - OK Computer
The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
2000: Hamburg 2006: Berlin 2007: Munich * Düsseldorf 2009: Berlin * Manchester * London 2010: Dublin * Belfast * Berlin 2012: Amsterdam I & II * Berlin I & II * Stockholm * Oslo * Copenhagen EV 2012: Amsterdam I & II 2014: Amsterdam I & II * Milan * Trieste * Vienna * Berlin EV 2017: Berlin 2018: Amsterdam I & II * Prague * Krakow * Berlin 2022: Berlin- Vienna - Prague - Amsterdam I - Amsterdam II # 2024:Berlin I & II
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“It is curious that while good people go to great lengths to spare their children from suffering, few of them seem to notice that the one (and only) guaranteed way to prevent all the suffering of their children is not to bring those children into existence in the first place.” ― David Benatar - Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence
Elliott Smith - Either/Or
Led Zeppelin - III
Carole King - Tapestry
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command
Radiohead - The Bends
Brand New - The Devil & God are Raging Inside Me
The Blood Brothers - Crimes
PJ - Vs
Paul
'06 - London, Dublin, Reading
'07 - Katowice, Wembley, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
'09 - London, Manchester, London
'12 - Manchester, Manchester, Berlin, Stockholm, Copenhagen
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Nick Drake - Pink Moon
The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
Pearl Jam - Ten
Led Zeppelin - Fourth Album
Radiohead - OK Computer
Califone - Roots and Crowns
Sufjan Stevens - Greetings From Michigan
Pinback - Summer in Abaddon
Pearl Jam - VS
drowning, drinking the light
god's eyes are closed, just like yours
The Yes Album-Yes
Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders-self titled
Houses of the Holy-Led Zeppelin
There is Nothing Left to Lose-Foo Fighters
Harvest-Neil Young
Brotherhood of Electric-Wellwater Conspiracy
That's it for now.
Mr. Bungle - California
Pearl Jam - No Code
Blind Melon - Soup
Outkast - Aquemini
Refused - The Shape of Punk To Come
Buckethead - Population Override
Ben Harper - Welcome To The Cruel World
Radiohead - Kid A
Isis - Panopticon
Black Starr - S/T
Metallica - "Master of Puppets" - Changed metal the second it came out and has changed rock music in general very drastically (sp?) over the last 20 years. The greatest album ever in my opinion.
Rancid - "Life Won't Wait" - Some of the best pure rock and roll records come from punk bands trying to test their boundries. Tim Armstrong is a brilliant song writer.
Foo Fighters - "The Colour and the Shape" - Perfect pop / rock songs.
Danzig - "Danzig III: How the God's Kill" - Glen Danzig's best album.
Slayer - "Reign in Blood" - There's not been a record since that is this heavy and still so listenable.
Jimmy Eat World - "Clarity" - I'm sure alot of folks will disagree with this one, but the fact that I still listen to it pretty regularly after almost 10 years is why I've included it.
Face to Face - "Ignorance is Bliss" - This record has a similar place in my heart as JEW's "Clarity" or Rancid's "Life Won't Wait" in that I'm sure that most people wouldn't agree with it being on a list like this. Hell, most Face to Face fans hate it. But it's almost 10 years old and I listened to it yesterday so...
Mastodon - "Blood Mountain" - A fairly new release that is, in my opinion, already a classic metal album. They are also the best live band I've ever seen.
The Promise Ring - "Wood / Water" - The most beautiful collection of songs I've ever heard.
Black Sabbath - "Black Sabbath" - The reason half of the records I've included on this list even exist.
If I were to do this list tommorow, it could change quite a bit. This is stuff off the top of my head that I consider to be either land mark records or ones that had a long term effect on how I listen to music. AIC's "Dirt", GNR's "Appitite for Destruction", COC's "Blind" or "In the Arms of God", etc. could easily be included.
I Omitted P.J. from this list because I really think that you have to see them live to fully appreciate their studio material. I love "Yeild", "Vs." and "Vitalogy" and this has alot to do with seeing some of the songs performed live. There are some boots that I could include in the top 10 as well.
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hold my hand
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The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
Bruce Springsteen - Born to run
Anna Ternheim - Somebody outside
Frank Zappa - Zappa in New York
U2 - Achtung Baby (the actual would be "ZOO TV live", if it were an album)
Björk - Selmasongs (Dancer in the dark O. S. T.)
Jethro Tull - A passion play
Radiohead - OK Computer
The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
2006: Berlin
2007: Munich * Düsseldorf
2009: Berlin * Manchester * London
2010: Dublin * Belfast * Berlin
2012: Amsterdam I & II * Berlin I & II * Stockholm * Oslo * Copenhagen
EV 2012: Amsterdam I & II
2014: Amsterdam I & II * Milan * Trieste * Vienna * Berlin
EV 2017: Berlin
2018: Amsterdam I & II * Prague * Krakow * Berlin
2022: Berlin- Vienna - Prague - Amsterdam I - Amsterdam II #
2024: Berlin I & II
~~~
“It is curious that while good people go to great lengths to spare their children from suffering, few of them seem to notice that the one (and only) guaranteed way to prevent all the suffering of their children is not to bring those children into existence in the first place.”
― David Benatar - Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence
Elliott Smith - Either/Or
Led Zeppelin - III
Carole King - Tapestry
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command
Radiohead - The Bends
Brand New - The Devil & God are Raging Inside Me
The Blood Brothers - Crimes
PJ - Vs
'06 - London, Dublin, Reading
'07 - Katowice, Wembley, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
'09 - London, Manchester, London
'12 - Manchester, Manchester, Berlin, Stockholm, Copenhagen
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Nick Drake - Pink Moon
The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
Pearl Jam - Ten
Led Zeppelin - Fourth Album
Radiohead - OK Computer
Califone - Roots and Crowns
Sufjan Stevens - Greetings From Michigan
Pinback - Summer in Abaddon
Pearl Jam - VS
god's eyes are closed, just like yours
Or it just means the list is THEIR top ten list and not YOUR top ten list.
Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"
Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders-self titled
Houses of the Holy-Led Zeppelin
There is Nothing Left to Lose-Foo Fighters
Harvest-Neil Young
Brotherhood of Electric-Wellwater Conspiracy
That's it for now.
Mr. Bungle - California
Pearl Jam - No Code
Blind Melon - Soup
Outkast - Aquemini
Refused - The Shape of Punk To Come
Buckethead - Population Override
Ben Harper - Welcome To The Cruel World
Radiohead - Kid A
Isis - Panopticon
Black Starr - S/T
Metallica - "Master of Puppets" - Changed metal the second it came out and has changed rock music in general very drastically (sp?) over the last 20 years. The greatest album ever in my opinion.
Rancid - "Life Won't Wait" - Some of the best pure rock and roll records come from punk bands trying to test their boundries. Tim Armstrong is a brilliant song writer.
Foo Fighters - "The Colour and the Shape" - Perfect pop / rock songs.
Danzig - "Danzig III: How the God's Kill" - Glen Danzig's best album.
Slayer - "Reign in Blood" - There's not been a record since that is this heavy and still so listenable.
Jimmy Eat World - "Clarity" - I'm sure alot of folks will disagree with this one, but the fact that I still listen to it pretty regularly after almost 10 years is why I've included it.
Face to Face - "Ignorance is Bliss" - This record has a similar place in my heart as JEW's "Clarity" or Rancid's "Life Won't Wait" in that I'm sure that most people wouldn't agree with it being on a list like this. Hell, most Face to Face fans hate it. But it's almost 10 years old and I listened to it yesterday so...
Mastodon - "Blood Mountain" - A fairly new release that is, in my opinion, already a classic metal album. They are also the best live band I've ever seen.
The Promise Ring - "Wood / Water" - The most beautiful collection of songs I've ever heard.
Black Sabbath - "Black Sabbath" - The reason half of the records I've included on this list even exist.
If I were to do this list tommorow, it could change quite a bit. This is stuff off the top of my head that I consider to be either land mark records or ones that had a long term effect on how I listen to music. AIC's "Dirt", GNR's "Appitite for Destruction", COC's "Blind" or "In the Arms of God", etc. could easily be included.
I Omitted P.J. from this list because I really think that you have to see them live to fully appreciate their studio material. I love "Yeild", "Vs." and "Vitalogy" and this has alot to do with seeing some of the songs performed live. There are some boots that I could include in the top 10 as well.
I think that's the point. Everyone knows Zeppelin IV. not everyone knows Presence
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