Albums on your iPod that you've never really gotten around to listening to

DOSW

You know what I mean... those albums that you pass by as you're scrolling down on your mp3 player and realize, "damn, I really have to listen to that for real one of these days." You probably listen to a few songs from each of these every once in a while, but have yet to really sit down and listen to them carefully in full. Here's a few of mine:

Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska, The Ghost of Tom Joad
Jerry Cantrell - Degradation Trip (2-disc version)
Screaming Trees - Ocean of Confusion (best-of comp)
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, disc 2
The Strokes - Is This It
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
Fugazi - 13 Songs

Ledbetterman10

DOSW wrote:

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, disc 2

well that's a travesty right there. some great songs are on that disc. In the Light, Ten Years Gone, Sick Again, Night Flight (ok, Night Flight sucks), Down by the Seaside. worth listening to for In the Light alone.

pouch15

room on fire- the strokes
born to run- bruce
appetite for destruction. GNR

I dont know why, I like them but i dont hear them.

Blind Melon

Too much to make a list... but most of the 311 albums are a definite.

glasshouse

counting crows - august and everything after
- this desert life
alice in chains - dirt
black rebel motorcycle club - take them on, on your own
radiohead - the bends
- pablo honey
damien rice - o
king crimson - the power to believe
mercury rev - boces
muse - absolution
nin - with_teeth
oasis - definately maybe (don't know what the fuck this is doing on my pod in the first place)
R.E.M. - out of time

rhinomagic

You should really take an hour and dive into Nebraska. That's some fantastic acoustic work by Bruce, right after/before the E Street Band was making records like Darkness on the Edge of Town, Born To Run, and Born in the USA. Amazing how he switched gears and produced THAT piece of work!

I have also been pleasantly surprised by The Strokes' Room on Fire.

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NOCODE#1

DOSW wrote:

You know what I mean... those albums that you pass by as you're scrolling down on your mp3 player and realize, "damn, I really have to listen to that for real one of these days." You probably listen to a few songs from each of these every once in a while, but have yet to really sit down and listen to them carefully in full. Here's a few of mine:

Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska, The Ghost of Tom Joad
Jerry Cantrell - Degradation Trip (2-disc version)
Screaming Trees - Ocean of Confusion (best-of comp)
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, disc 2
The Strokes - Is This It
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
Fugazi - 13 Songs

rufus wainwrights new one

Brisk.

dont have an ipod becuse im not stupid

but i need to check out sonic youth on my mp4

1STmammal2wearPants

I BrisK I wrote:

dont have an ipod becuse im not stupid

but i need to check out sonic youth on my mp4

then call me stupid. i love my fucking ipod. and so do millions.

Brisk.

1STmammal2wearPants wrote:

then call me stupid. i love my fucking ipod. and so do millions.

dont think i meant stupid.. maybe just a bit ignorant or gullable

but whatever if you enjoy all is cool

1STmammal2wearPants

I BrisK I wrote:

dont think i meant stupid.. maybe just a bit ignorant or gullable

but whatever if you enjoy all is cool

not ignorant either. just not someone who needs the features that you do. i know the limitations of the ipod, but they don't matter to me because it caters to what i do and need. simplicity for me. other mp3s have their limitations too, and everyone finds faults with every product known to mankind.