Planet Caravan makes you trip balls if you listen to it with headphones on when your high as a kite sabbath ftw
I did like you and started listening to full albums like this a while back, this one had a ton of stuff I'd never heard or didn't remember. So many good songs that deserve mentioning. Thru the Eyes of Ruby, By Starlight, Beautiful, all great songs. And I love the chorus to Jellybelly. That song is way out there If you want more 90's fun listen to Sixteen Stone by Bush. Or Smash by The Offspring
Bleach Nirvana June 15, 1989 1. Blew 2. Floyd the Barber 3. About a Girl 4. School 5. Love Buzz 6. Paper Cuts 7. Negative Creep 8. Scoff 9. Swap Meet 10. Mr. Moustache 11. Sifting 12. Big Cheese 13. Downer I picked this album because although Nirvana has been my favorite band for a long time I never listened to it apart from About a Girl and Negative Creep which are the only two songs I recognize off of it. I enjoyed it, in particular Love Buzz, Swap Meet, and Mr. Moustache. I'm glad I listened to it, it was good to hear a different side of Nirvana from what I'm used to.
I pretty much only listen to full albums but then again I have a large collection and I don't want it to go to waste haha. About 70% of it is black metal though so idk how well people will react as most people either hate it or have no clue what it is so I'll keep my black metal posting to a minimum. That being said... I'll be posting black metal now. This is a pretty wacky album by any standards but one of the best works of avant-garde experimental black metal there is. Only 5 songs but over an hour long with one song clocking in at 20 minutes. It also might help to know French as the lyrics and many of the musical themes are very critical of modern French society and often in an ironic way. The title translates to "Garbage in its natural state" Peste Noire - L'ordure à l'état pur 1. Casse, pêches, fractures et traditions 2. Cochon carotte et les sœurs crotte 3. J'avais rêvé du nord 4. Sale Famine von Valfoutre 5. La condi hu
Ultima II Massage Tobacco, Ghostly International 2014 1. Streaker 2. Good Complexion 3. Video Warning Attempt 4. Eruption 5. Lipstick Destroyer 6. Self-Tanner 7. Face Breakout 8. Blow Your Heart 9. Beast Sting 10. Dipsmack 11. Creaming For Beginners 12. Omen Classic 13. Pool City, McKnight Road 14. SpitLord 15. Father Sister Berzerker 16. The Touch From Within 17. [silence] I can't think of any better 'get high and listen to the whole thing start to finish' albums in the last 5 years. This thing is demonically laced subliminal transcendence. Tobacco's ahead of the curve.
Yes - Relayer from 1974 1) The Gates of Delirium 2) Sound Chaser 3) To Be Over A true Prog masterpiece. Still listen to it often
The Wall Pink Floyd November 30, 1979 1. In the Flesh? 2. The Thin Ice 3. Another Brick in the Wall, Part 1 4. The Happiest Days of our lives 5. Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 6. Mother 7. Goodbye Blue Sky 8. Empty Spaces 9. Young Lust 10. One of My Turns 11. Don't Leave Me Now 12. Another Brick in the Wall, Part 3 13. Goodbye Cruel World 14. Hey You 15. Is There Anybody Out There? 16. Nobody Home 17. Vera 18. Bring the Boys Back Home 19. Comfortably Numb 20. The Show Must Go On 21. In the Flesh 22. Run Like Hell 23. Waiting for the Worms 24. Stop 25. The Trial 26. Outside the Wall First time posting here in a bit, I decided to do the rock opera that is The Wall. Simply great from top to bottom but my favorite track will always be Comfortably Numb. Always a good listen if you have the time this is easily one of the best albums of all time.
Houses of the Holy Led Zeppelin March 28, 1973 1. The Song Remains the Same 2. The Rain Song 3. Over the Hills and Far Away 4. The Crunge 5. Dancing Days 6. D'yer Mak'er 7. No Quarter 8. The Ocean This is my favorite zeppelin album. I can't help but blast D'yer Mak'er when it comes on and I love No Quarter as well. The whole album really is great, definitely worth a listen and it's only 40 minutes long so it's not a huge time commitment.
Deep Purple / Machine Head Released March 25 1972 1. Highway Star 2. Maybe I’m a Leo 3. Pictures of Home 4. Never Before 5. Smoke on the Water 6. Lazy 7. Space Truckin’ Reviewing the story of the making of this LP, it’s amazing it was even recorded at all. Circumstances were stacked against them. The lyrics to “Smoke on the Water” tell the true tale of what the band was up against as they traveled to Montreux to begin the sessions. This is considered Purple’s masterpiece album. I agree.. It’s really good while enjoying a nice energizing sativa.
Saw them do this show 17 July 1973 Seattle Center Coliseum Should have the ticket stub someplace. BNW