Last album you've listened to?

[nepeta 126]

Bleed Like Me by Garbage

Cooool

[Gone Airbourne 21,977]

Young Mountain ~ This Will Destroy You 

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

The Marshall Mathers LP by... Eminem, obviously. Wowie I forgot how dark this album is. Not in the production or anything just lyrically, it's a very angry album. Which makes sense considering the context of what Eminem was going through at the time. Part of it is just pure shock value as well in response to how people reacted to the Slim Shady EP. Sort of a "Oh you think that was bad? You're throwing a fit over that? Well here's something even more offensive and vulgar!" thing.

Edited October 21, 2023 by Iforgotmybrain
EP not LP

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,241]

On 2023-06-23 at 2:24 PM, Gone Airbourne said:

Young Mountain ~ This Will Destroy You 

Beware the bear with a log cabin on top  

[Clawdeen 12,191]

The Curse of Immortality by Crystal Coffin. Really liking this album. Hope they get more popular.

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

American Idiot by Green Day.

I re-listened to this because Anthony Fantano only gave it a C grade when ranking all of Green Day's albums. Which I thought was ridiculous but I also hadn't listened to it in full in a while so... I wanted to make sure. And yeah putting this at C is a joke, it's one of Green Day's best albums and paved the way for other concept albums like The Black Parade (which is also very very good). It's absolutely a classic. A tier at the very least if not S to me.

[Spark Thunderbass 1,439]

The Mix - Kraftwerk

It’s a 1991 compilation album of hit Kraftwerk songs but with modern takes, The Robots, which is song from The Man-Machine (1978) is probably my favourite compared to the original version, same with the remix of Autobahn which was from their first album also titled as Autobahn (1974).

[Nightlight1313 176]

The Palest Grey by Scarlet's Remains. There were a couple of songs I could see myself tiring of eventually, but overall I really enjoy it. The production is really enticing in my opinion and I love the lead's voice. I do not listen to nearly enough gothic rock!

[slavagotchiz 17]

Who Really Cares by TV Girl.

[Gone Airbourne 21,977]

Listening to music like this makes me feel like I am ready to accept whatever fate awaits me whatever that maybe. 

[Clawdeen 12,191]

Blow My Fuse by KIX. This will be my next vinyl purchase. 

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

I listened to Green Day’s new album, Saviors. It’s decent. Sounds a lot like American Idiot for better or worse. Definitely wish they would’ve tried to deviate a bit more from that usual pop punk sound but honestly given how bad their last album was maybe this what they needed to get back on track. I’d give it a 7/10.

[Savy 5,077]

Koa's album, In Your Eyes.

 

I gotta get my fix of pony music before HarmonyCon.

[Denim&Venöm 18,880]

Well since I was wearing the merch.

 

[Starset Twinkle 499]

Up the Downstair by Porcupine Tree, always enjoy spacing out to their earlier stuff

[Clawdeen 12,191]

On 1/19/2024 at 9:49 PM, Iforgotmybrain said:

I listened to Green Day’s new album, Saviors. It’s decent. Sounds a lot like American Idiot for better or worse. Definitely wish they would’ve tried to deviate a bit more from that usual pop punk sound but honestly given how bad their last album was maybe this what they needed to get back on track. I’d give it a 7/10.

Yeah I’m thankful Saviors is miles better than Father Of All…. I think I only liked two songs off that whole album. Sugar Youth and Stab You in the Heart. They scared me when they dropped Father Of All….Like what have you done with Green Day. What is this lol. If they do decide to try to deviate again I hope it goes better. 
 

Saviors is also the last full album I listened to.

[Denim&Venöm 18,880]

Well I did listen to this at work the other day.

 

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,241]

@Denim&Venöm

The Strange Case of Tool (Maynard and the boys)  

Also, there's a band named Soil  

[Enmosia Curvata 86]

Inside - Bo Burnham :>

[Savy 5,077]

The Hazbin Hotel soundtrack, of course.

[Nightlight1313 176]

Razed in Black - Damaged

Not the best EBM record I've ever heard, but decent. Very 2000s

[Snow 7,019]

Its been a while since I listened to a full album, that would be I think Scandroid by Scandroid 
 

Spoiler

 

How would you rate it from 1 to 10?

9/10

What did you think of it?

Overall fantastic, I am so down with the overall vibe and the little story each song follows 

Your favorite song from it?

Ok that's a tough one, so many tracks were so good its hard to pick!
Salvation Code is right up there but Datastream, Destination Unknown, Neo-Tokyo,  Pro-bots & Robophobes and Empty Streets are also so darn good! 

Which track you liked the least/hated the most?

I suppose the last track, Singularity fell a little flat for such a cool album, I didn't like the cover of Shout at first either but over time it grew on me.

Was it from an artist which you were familiar with?

Yes, I had stumbled upon a few of their other songs before listening to the album, some songs in the album I had also already listened to like Neo-Tokyo.

Are you looking forward into listening more music from that particular artist?

Oh you betcha! 

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

I listened to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club by The Beatles. It's not my favorite album by them but it's still very, very good and has aged really well. Basically was the inspiration for Prog Rock, and it heavily influenced and boosted the popularity of Psychedelic Rock. Not surprising because you can still hear the influences from this album in a lot modern prog rock and psychedelic rock songs. Classic/10.

[Arrlong28 788]

I listened to KISS "Creatures of the Night". Since the internet and digital world advanced when I was 16 I stopped to listen full albums and I want to start to recover that behavior again.

This album had some of the best KISS songs I know. "War Machine" Is my favourite.