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I listen to Crack the Skye by Mastodon at least 3 times a week - and I mean sit down and listen to it start to finish.
Any bands you can't live without?
GZA's "Liquid Swords"
Played constantly from start to finish and i never get bored of it
Master of Puppets. An oldie but can still listen to it over & over. Can live without nearly anything they've done since though.
Not an album as such but Thin Lizzy's complete peel sessions
Also, New Order's PC&L
Oceansize - Frames.
Don't think I'll ever tire of this album.
Appetite for Destruction
Tubular Bells
Enigma Variations
Appalachian Spring
Thunder & Consolation - New Model Army
Wasting Light - Foo Fighters
London Calling - The Clash
Machine Gun Etiquette - The Damned
Today Is A Good Day - NMA again
Channel Orange by Frank Ocean
Early Hours EP by Alpines
Prisoner by Jezabels
perseverence by percee p. Totally underrated hip hop
Trouble - Ray LaMontagne
Automatic for the People - REM
Freak ce Chic - Chic
Tesla - Mechanical Ressonance
Vol 4 - Black Sabbath
Room for Squares - John Mayer
Impossible Behaviour - LukeVegas (podcast)
Dark side of the Towers - LukeVegas (podcast)
Too many but albums that I just cannot tire of :
Siamese Dream - Smashing Pumpkins
Vertigo of Bliss - Biffy Clyro
PJ Harvey - Dry
Fugazi - Steady Diet of Nothing
simply cannot tire of them.
Portishead - Dummy
Janes Addiction - Ritual de lo habitual
Paul's Boutique has been on every portable bit of media and in every car glove box I've ever owned.
Pretty Hate Machine - Nine Inch Nails
Group Therapy - Above & Beyond
The Bluetones.. return to the last chance saloon
Stone Roses.. the second coming
Blind Melon.. blind melon
Pills Thrills and Bellyaches 8)
Sounds good to me
I am not exaggerating when I say I have listened to Arctic Monkeys "Suck It and See" constantly on my van CD since it was released. Still lovin it although the disc is beginning to wear out...
Discovery by daft punk,
Blood, suger, sex, magic by red hot chilies
Queens of the Stone Age had a run of albums where they were in a league of their own - self-titled, rated-R and songs for the deaf. Listen to them all the time still. Subsequent stuff hasn't been at that level, but that's only to be expected really.
In the Aeroplane over the sea from NMH still gets heavy play (helped by the fact my 4yo loves the 'carrot-flowers CD'). The lyrics are quite oblique, but it still has the feeling of a complete hang-your-balls-out artistic statement, like a f_k was not given if it sold 1 copy or 1 million.
Not that this means anything itself, but when you see a guy lay it all out like that, and the music is still a complete triumph, then that's a special combination.
Does the op mean slow burners? if so
Bsp - decline of British sea power
First kings of Leon album
For both thought what have I done until repeated listens.
blood sugar sex magic
Apocalyptic love - Slash
Appetite for destruction _ GnR
The Wall - Floyd
No album in particular, But any one of Mogwai for sure.
Up The Downstair - Porcupine Tree
Albumen and Travelator - The Egg
You Are What You Eat - Sack
Jurassic Shift - Ozrics
Frosting On The Beater - The Posies
(I'm) Stranded - The Saints
Rush and Signals - Rush
Abraxas - Santana
Mirror Conspiracy - Thievery Corporation
Plus many more!
Adele's album.
The Holy Bible. Manic Street Preachers.
Thunder and Consolation. New Model Army.
Waiting for Bonaparte. The Men They Couldn't Hang.
Nowhere. Ride.
Infected. The The.
Who Cares Wins. Mega City Four.
On my ipod every time im on a plane! (a lot)
Garry_Lager - Member
Queens of the Stone Age had a run of albums where they were in a league of their own - self-titled, rated-R and songs for the deaf. Listen to them all the time still. Subsequent stuff hasn't been at that level, but that's only to be expected really.
With you on that
eddie11 - Member
Does the op mean slow burners? if so
Not originally but thinking about it I didn't like Crack the Skye for a long while, it was Remission for years (with the odd song here and there) until the Hunter got me into their singing a bit more. First listen to Crack the Skye after that I loved it and the other albums get a proper listen now too.
The Beta Band - 3 EP's
Autolux- Future perfect
I listen to Crack the Skye by Mastodon at least 3 times a week - and I mean sit down and listen to it start to finish.
When I saw you thread title I was thinking the same. So it it was quite a surprise to read this!