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My 100 Essential Albums

I'll sum up this list like this: if I met somebody who had never heard music before, and I was rrrrthen instructed to give them 100 albums to go away and listen to, these would be the ones. rrrrThere are no arbitrary Bob Dylan compilations or inclusions of Queen to be objective, these rrrare rmore or less my favourite albums from over the years. Not listed in order of preference ror rrrurgency, simply alphabetically by band name. Because of the hugely subjective nature of rthis rrrlist, please comment with the numbers which would make your own 100 or a link to a list rof rrryour own, rather than questioning inclusions/exclusions. Thank you and enjoy!
Three Organic Experiences

A trio of extended ambient pieces, varying between 16 and 27 minutes in length. Each
song is a seamless wall of sound, a shifting screen of warm bass tones, wordless vocals
and delicate instrumental work. Comparable to standing at the foot of an overgrown cliff
in the jungle. -----------------------------------------------------------------
Listen: "The Mysterious Fish Named Kun"
Set em Wild, Set em Free

Groovy, childlike, occasionally schizoid psychedelic rock, bursting with rich melodies
and stunning instrumental interplay. The heart and soul of Animal Collective breathed
into the Allman Brothers Band.
Listen: "Everyone Is Guilty"
3Animal Collective

Sleepy, colourful music that ripples like the surface of a disturbed pond. Built on simple
drum rhythms and Beach Boys-esque vocal harmonies, this albums lulls you into a
serene state and whisks you away for its entire hour-long duration. Perfect for lazy
afternoons or reminiscing over childhood memories.
Listen: "Grass"
4Animal Collective
Merriweather Post Pavilion

Similar in construction to Feels, however a more wide-eyed, big-scale album. The
samples are much more synthetic, the lyrics (marginally) less obscure, and the beats
dancier in a tribal sort of way. A watercolor collision of playful world music and space-
age Wilson-esque melodies.
Listen: "In The Flowers"
Tri Repetae

An electronic masterpiece. Glitchy beats and soaring synthlines create an almost
dystopian, Eno-like landscape. Amidst this metallic swarm are some of the catchiest
hooks and most infectious rhythms you'll ever hear. Perfect for very late nights and
battling robots.
Listen: "Clipper"

Nigh impossible to pigeonhole, Battles' sound is a very unique one. High-register
guitar, sparkling keyboard, bombastic drums and outlandishly distorted vocals dance
around each other in 11 very strange, dissimilar songs, blending post-rock
seamlessly with electronica and jazz elements. How this manages to be so infectious
and listenable I have no idea. Not as coherent or as gooey as their follow-up, Gloss
Drop, but ultimately more ambitious and definitely the place to start.
Listen: "Atlas"
7The Beatles

Probably their most well-balanced and iconic work, Revolver for me is where The
Beatles really began to triumph. Their very early days bore fruit too sugary for my
liking, and predecessor Rubber Soul felt like an uncomfortable transition from lovable
rock pixies to real-deal psychedelic voyagers. Here the strings, sitars and samples all
sit happily alongside the frank guitars and peerless pop melodies, and to such effect.
Listen: "Love You To"
8 The Beatles
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

All of the successful elements of Revolver, presented here in a baroque, theatrical
concept album. Amidst the carnivalesque chaos are some of their most beloved and
well-known songs, each contributing to the eccentric and timeless soul of Sgt.
Listen: "A Day In The Life"
9Big Black
Songs About Fucking

Noisy, industrial-tinged punk from Illinois duo Big Black. Here Steve Albini (producer
of bands such as Nirvana and the Jesus Lizard) works his magic, spitting venom over
mechanical bass grooves and titanic drumbeats. Raw, absurd and hugely influential.
Listen: "Kitty Empire"

Arguably the best album by one of the world's most respected ambient musicians,
Biosphere. Its atmosphere is achieved by natural sounds (particularly howling
snowstorms) setting the foundation for sad, repetitive keyboard melodies and
haunting samples (two of which come from my favourite TV show of all time, Twin
Peaks). Chilling, insular and dreamlike.
Listen: "Hyperborea"

Icelandic pop temptress Bjork goes all-out cerebral on her third album, Homogenic.
Her rich, catlike vocals are here enveloped in velveteen strings and muted IDM
beats, creating a lavish atmosphere akin to a well-furnished spaceship. Bold,
dynamic and hypnotic. -------------------------------------------------
Listen: "Joga"

A poppier but less satisfying affair than successor Homogenic, Post is still a stunning
art rock record, and probably Bjork's best known album. Sassy industrial, lite
electronica and crackling old-school jazz create a busy and eccentric environment for
Bjork to let loose within.
Listen: "Army of Me"
13Boards Of Canada
Music Has the Right to Children

Neon electronica and eerie synth drones glide breezily throughout Scottish duo
Boards Of Canada's phenomenal debut album, Music Has the Right to Children. Full of
rippling sonics and stranded melodies, this gorgeous yet haunting record is a must-
have for fans of artists such as Aphex Twin, Daft Punk and Radiohead. Perfect for
lonely walks in the woods or watching Carl Sagan's Cosmos.
Listen: "Roygbiv"

One of a long list of inscrutable Japanese volume addicts, Boris is truly a force to be
reckoned with. On Pink, their many sounds and genres (drone, doom, surf rock,
dream pop) come together in a deafening, colossal, largely coherent slab of pure
sound. Catchy, industrial-strength and pleasantly ridiculous.
Listen: "Farewell"
15Brian Eno
Ambient 1: Music For Airports

Probably the most revered and iconic ambient album of all time, Music For Airports is
truly a landmark in the genre. Comprised of four lengthy tracks, it features angelic
piano meanderings, bright drones and choruses of synthetic vocals. Delicate and
Listen: "1/1"
16Brian Wilson

After his tragic, drug-induced mental breakdown, Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys
completed what is generally regarded as the best record of his career. All of the
irresistible melody and positive imagery of the Beach Boys is here in full bloom, each
song leaping eagerly from one idea to the next. A fun, uplifting and sonically dazzling
listen, as well as a definitive testament to Brian's creativity.
Listen: "Roll Plymouth Rock"
17Butthole Surfers
Locust Abortion Technician

A dirty-minded, avant-garde punk record, it's sleazy grooves and jams drenched in
acid and stretched into impossible shapes. Feasible lo-fi rock songs are in a matter of
seconds chewed up by tape manipulation and queasy samples, only to be spat back
out again. An album for those willing to go slightly further down the rabbit hole.
Listen: "Sweat Loaf"
Horse Rotorvator

A criminally unknown industrial act (they remixed "Gave Up" on Fixed, remember?),
Coil have a strong ability to make the fundamentally mechanical genre of industrial
sound strangely organic. Relentless drum patterns pound their way through your
consciousness, as John Balance reels off vivid, poetic lyrics and elastic basslines
twang to and fro. The lo-fi production further adds to the grainy, Medieval ambience.
Dark, moody and strangely familiar, like a half-remembered dream.
Listen: "Slur"
19The Constructus Corporation
The Ziggurat

The first and only record by South African hip-hop group The Constructus
Corporation, The Ziggurat is a loosely conceptual mammoth of an album. Full of
cartoon voices, trippy interludes, and surprisingly moving motivational raps, this
album is akin to Gravediggaz being reincarnated as Adult Swim characters. Rest
assured, the scatterbrain nature of this album is wholly intentional.
Listen to: "Rick Flare"
20Crystal Castles
Crystal Castles

A tour de force of chopped-up vocal lines, simple beats and bitcrushed synth stabs,
all dripping with energy and melancholy melodies. The songs fizz, squirt and bounce
into impossibly catchy hooks, the effect sexy and overwhelming. What NES
characters must listen to when they're getting ready to go out.
Listen to: "Crimewave"

Harsh, politically-fired hip-hop from New Jersey outfit Dalek. The jaw-dropping lyrics
are here embellished by grimey dub textures and bursts of industrial noise. Forget
expensive cars and underage women... this music is cold, dark and hollow.
Listen: "Distorted Prose"
Transilvanian Hunger

Normally I hold anything born under the umbrella of Black Metal at arm's length. The
infamous tales of self-mutilation, cannibalism and Satanic ritual are ultimately
depressing and boring, and the image-driven genre itself is one of pretty strict formula
and convention (I imagine I'll get some purists out there contending against that).
Transilvanian Hunger, however, is an album I can't ignore. Here, all of the harsh
vocals and morbid imagery and one-track blastbeats and papery walls of guitar...
work. The raw-as-sin production surrounds you in a cold haze, allowing the disturbing
shapes and sounds within to encircle you. An album I'm willing to admit to enjoying,
and famously a classic in the genre.
Listen: "Skald av Satans Sol"

Aptly named, Death may be the most renowned band within the Death Metal genre (which I prefer to Black Metal for several
reasons). The late Chuck Schuldiner was
an undeniable master on the guitar, and his broad-ranging vocal style has since been
mimicked by countless artists. Human is a relatively brief but battering record, it's sad and
harsh imagery enforced by cathartic walls of drums, chainsaw guitars and tectonic
bass. The strong flow and sparkling production are also a treat.
Listen: "Flattening Of Emotions"
24Devendra Banhart
Rejoicing in the Hands

An artist I like to describe to people as "Heath Ledger's Joker picking up a guitar."
Devendra's third album, Rejoicing in the Hands, is by far his most consistent work, and
to me also his most aesthetically pleasing. Unlike other ramshackle releases of his (such
as Smokey Runs Down Thunder Canyon), the songs present have a common thread and
base without sounding repetitive or formulaic. He caws and croons in his trademark
vocal style over sixteen earthy, spidery folk songs, each telling a unique story from
within Devendra's fried mind.
Listen: "A Sight To Behold"
25Diamanda Galas
The Divine Punishment

An unearthly amalgam of Kate Bush and Mike Patton, Diamanda Galas is one of the
most technically astounding vocalists you'll likely ever hear. Shouting, screaming,
chirping, crooning and yawning over graveyard piano lines and eerie synth drones,
she shifts seamlessly in style and effect across her most hypnotic release, The Divine
Punishment. A woman to be feared, to be amazed by, with a dazzling sense of
theatrics and space.
Listen: "Deliver Me From Mine Enemies"
26Echo and The Bunnymen
Ocean Rain

Whilst not "the greatest album ever recorded", as the band themselves continue to
so modestly claim, Ocean Rain is a stunningly orchestrated and frequently gorgeous
post-punk record. Blending autumnal acoustics with regal strings and Barrett-esque
psychedelia, this album was an instant success and is rightfully considered a classic.
Celestial, dynamic and mournful, yet with an air of hope.
Listen: "The Killing Moon"
27Electric Wizard

Its title a smirk-inducing play on the name of the band behind Transilvanian Hunger,
Dopethrone is in my mind the archetypal stoner doom album. Bluesy, Sabbath-like
riffs and gasmask screams bear down on the listener with crushing intensity and
volume, setting the standard and style for many bands to come. Essential not only
for the album cover (Satan pulling a bong - who'da thunk of that?).
Listen: "Funeralopolis"
Buck Fever

70 minutes of mind-bending, genre-hopping eclecticism from the gang of musical
virtuosos known as Estradasphere. Loosely based around the theme of hunting deer in the
woods, these songs leap effortlessly from jazz to klezmer to bluegrass to death
metal to disco to video game music, and then all the way back again. For fans of the
likes of John Zorn and Mr. Bungle, or those who enjoy being wowed on a purely
technical level.
Listen: "The Dapper Bandits"
29Faith No More
Angel Dust

Faith No More's second album with Mike Patton, the legendary Angel Dust, is
generally considered the band's best work. Blending Mr. Bungle's tongue-in-cheek
carnival style with rap, metal and funk, this album hits hard with shredding riffs and
heavy grooves, but manages to still be infectious and downright beautiful at points
(the floating piano break halfway through quasi-death metal track "Malpractice" must
be heard to be believed). Hugely influential and an absolute blast to listen to.
Listen: "Midlife Crisis"
30Faith No More
King For A Day... Fool For A Lifetime

Heavier, weirder and more coherent than predecessor Angel Dust, but not quite as
consistent. Aside from a couple interchangeable shredders in the middle section, this
album still manages to be as memorable and fun as Angel Dust, and probably gets
more plays from me. King For A Day varies stylistically from overblown jazz-rock to
velveteen funk to first-class headbangers, and even finishes on a lighters-in-the-air
singalong, complete with backing choir. A lovable album, but not the one to start with
(see above).
Listen: "Ricochet"
Delirium Cordia

If I was to take a single album with me to a desert island, this would be a very
strong contender. A single, wordless, 74-minute track, all I can really describe this as
is soundtrack music. Not to say everything occurs in the background (there are in
fact several very loud, visceral, attention-grabbing moments), but the way the
myriad of fragmented, haunting musical ideas flow into one another and
surround you is akin to watching a narrativeless horror film. Alone. In pitch
darkness. Eerie melodies creep menacingly into the mix, only to disappear under
waves of static, never to be heard again. Not a fun, casual or relaxing listen, but a
terrifying and immersive one. Tense, ambient, immaculately produced, and utterly
Listen: "Surgical Sound Specimens From The Museum Of Skin: Like The Surgeon,
Suspended Animation

Lightyears away from its predecessor, Delirium Cordia, Suspended Animation is a
much more accessible album, but nevertheless a truly unique listen. Like their
sludgy, comic book-inspired debut, this album is divided into 30 idiosyncratic blasts
of music, however this time each song represents a day in the month of April 2005.
8-bit ditties and cartoon samples flit around the mix, only to be chased by surges of
speed metal and Mike Patton's trademark vocal acrobatics. Colourful, energetic and
utterly detached.
Listen: "04/10/05 Sunday"
33Faun Fables
Mother Twilight

Gorgeous, forest-dwelling freak-folk from Nils Frykdahl (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum,
Idiot Flesh) and his wife, Dawn "the Faun" McCarthy. Hypnotic acoustic patterns
dance around the campfire as Dawn tells tales of stars, lovers and strange creatures
in her quirky, ethereal voice. Organic, luminescent and breathtaking.
Listen: "Traveller Returning"
34Gary Numan
The Pleasure Principle

"... in cars." Unfairly known for only a couple 1979 chart-toppers and a handful of
name-drops on The Mighty Boosh, Gary Numan in fact has a back catalogue largely
worth celebrating. Despite some very promising industrial works this side of the
millennium, The Pleasure Principle remains his masterpiece. Built on rolling piano
lines, tinny drum rhythms and fizzing synth hooks, Gary appropriated the futuristic
pop of artists like Kraftwerk to the personality of the eccentric Englishman, with
stunning results.
Listen: "Metal"

The ambitious Death Metal outings of Gorguts reached their zenith on 1998's
Obscura, an elaborate avant-garde record of mathematical polyrhythms and
mutilated guitar riffs. Although initial listens will only yield nightmarish brutality,
repeated visits will peel back Obscura's gnarled exoskeleton and reveal the sincere
beauty beneath. Challenging.
Listen: "Rapturous Grief"

After the first of several hiatuses in Blur's history, enigmatic frontman Damon Albarn
created a side project which would turn out to be the biggest move of his career.
Built on the idea of a group of virtual cartoon characters, Gorillaz proved to be a
unique blend of dainty pop, buoyant hip-hop and urban dub. Not as commercially
successful as follow-up Demon Days, but a stronger and more impressive album
Listen: "Clint Eastwood"
6 Feet Deep

Gravediggaz, a hip-hop supergroup consisting of names such as Prince Paul and
RZA, blends their dark sense of humor with savage hooks and impressive
instrumentalism. Centered on the theme of death and graveyards, this is a grim,
bloodthirsty but very enjoyable listen. Witty and intelligent.
Listen: "6 Feet Deep"
38The Horrors
Primary Colours

Although far from an original band, The Horrors have a broad palette of influences
and channel from them well. Thankfully moving on from the gimmicky goth
implosions of Burton-esque debut Strange House, Primary Colours sees The Horrors
convincingly mining the veins of post-punk and shoegaze. Despite some questionable
production and repetitive elements to the songs, this album is a success. Kevin
Shields would be proud.
Listen: "Scarlet Fields"
39Idiot Flesh

Idiot Flesh, a now-defunct avant-garde project from Oakland, California, left behind
some truly stunning musical works for humanity to one day discover. Their final and
strongest release, Fancy, is a psychotic magnum opus of theatrical "rock-against-
rock", bounding from genre to genre and leaving chaos in its wake. Bombastic
drums, percussive bass and ear-tickling skewers of guitar lead the theatre troupe of
killer clowns, devil worshippers and picture book characters, purring tales of falling
skies and men made of straw. It may sound gimmicky, but once inside this house of
mirrors, the madness within is irrefutable. Sits happily alongside such groups as Mr.
Bungle and The Residents.
Listen: "Idiot Song"
40The Jesus Lizard

Championed by Nirvana and renowned for their manic live performances, Chicago
noise rockers The Jesus Lizard made a series of increasingly polished albums before
their disintegration in 1999. Their most iconic album, Goat, features scorching punk
riffs, doomy basslines, galloping drum rhythms and raw howls from frontman David
Yow. Both claustrophobic and nauseatingly open, this album dizzies the listener and
pummels them into submission. A true masterwork.
Listen: "Monkey Trick"
41The Jesus Lizard

A more focused but less playful album than predecessor Goat, Liar nevertheless
delivers comparably thrilling riffs and sticky melodies. The rhythms are simpler and
more percussive, and the subject matter somewhat more serious. Another heart-
pounding, fist-pumping listen from the band.
Listen: "Gladiator"
42Joanna Newsom

After the modest, earthenware delights of her debut album The Milk-Eyed Mender,
Californian fairy harpist Joanna Newsom decided to go all-out on her ambitious
follow-up, Ys. The album plays like a broadway adaption of its predecessor, her
idiosyncratic croons and harp cascades now featuring the backdrop of a soaring
string section. The lyrical content has matured also, moving from her farmyard
anecdotes to fantastical tales of space, kingdoms and meteorites. An album so
immersive and exciting, you'll never want to leave its embrace.
Listen: "Emily"
43 John Zorn

A mind-blowing, Lynchian opus of fractured narrative and hyperactive musical suites.
Follow the story if you can, but prepare for the carpet to be pulled from beneath your
feet a number of times. Hilarious, terrifying and disorientating, often at once.
Listen: "Spillane"
44Joy Division
Unknown Pleasures

More or less the beginning of alternative rock, Unknown Pleasures' linear bass
grooves, pattering drums and sad tales of isolation set the mold for many beloved
bands today in the genre today. Crucial for fans of Radiohead, The Editors and Franz
Listen: "Disorder"
45Kate Bush
The Dreaming

Not as well-remembered as her debut The Kick Inside or her breakthrough album
Hounds Of Love, The Dreaming shows Kate Bush at her most poetic and ambitious.
Her rotation of pantomime voices, ranging from helpless child to seductress to cockney
lass, carries these quirky pop songs to distant places. Less poppy, but more
Listen: "Pull Out The Pin"
46Kate Bush
Hounds Of Love

An imaginative and memorable imitation of progressive rock of the era, Hounds Of
Love is packed to the rafters with experimental yet powerfully poppy songs. Here
Kate's eccentricity and melodic mastery sit hand-in-hand, in a better and more
balanced manner than at any other point in her career.
Listen: "The Big Sky"
47Killing Joke
Killing Joke

Bold, energetic post-punk debut from long-haul legends Killing Joke. Each of its 9
tracks stamps, chugs and whirrs along in an crackling manner, marrying tense
verses to sing-your-heart-out choruses. Raw and hugely influential.
Listen: "Requiem"
48King Crimson
In The Court Of The Crimson King

One of the most revered progressive rock bands of all time, second only to Pink
Floyd. While not as commercially viable as that band, King Crimson's complex,
fantasy-themed jams and instrumentals travel to more distant realms, and on a
technical level reign supreme. Widely considered their best album, this debut is a
stunning, intricate and often beautiful listen.
Listen: "21st Century Schizoid Man"
49King Crimson

Sadly overshadowed by records such as Red and the above debut, Islands is
something of a lost treasure. The songs are less direct and linear, generally
wallowing in slowly-evolving pools of sound. Bells ring, strings pluck, bass thuds and
guitars soar. From the hull-of-a-ship cello that opens the album, to the powerful
piano chords that lie at its final destination, this is to me King Crimson's most
emotionally moving album and their greatest journey sonically, even if the voyage is
a long one.
Listen: "Formentera Lady"
50Kings Of Leon
Because Of The Times

Third time's the charm. Far more coherent than their previous efforts (and less
dependent on regional stereotypes), Kings Of Leon's big-scale third album was a
success musically and commercially. With grooving basslines, powerful choruses and
shimmering, open production, this album represents the perfect blend of the band's
slacker rock personality and their ability to write a viable pop song.
Listen: "Fans"
Don't Blow Your Top

Heavy, metronomic, coin-operated dance music. The first of four KMFDM albums to
feature on this list, 1988's Don't Blow Your Top is a truly unique incarnation of
industrial music. Built from bi-cultural shouts, radio show samples, slot-machine drum
beats and bursts of synthetic brass, it is catchy, metallic and generally inconceivable.
Listen to it, maybe even sing along, and adapt to the band's strange sense of
humour... for there's plenty more where that came from.
Listen: "No News"

Generally considered their best and most creative work, Naive represents all of
KMFDM's different facets at once: cheesy synth lines, obscure samples, ludicrous
lyrics, piledriving beats and jagged industrial riffs. Vocal duties flick between the nasal
tones of Sascha Konietzko and the gruff, often Deutsch barks of En Esch. Also
balanced perfectly are the egos of these two leading men, Sascha's songwriting ability
complimented and validated perfectly by En Esch's antics and personality. An absolute
Listen: "Naive"

1995's Nihil shows a darker side of KMFDM, reflected in the more serious tone,
politically-charged lyrics and generally harsher songs. Yet amongst these venomous,
unforgiving blasts of Reznor-esque metal are also some of KMFDM's most irresistible
hooks and vocal deliveries. The refreshing change in style and effective songwriting
are enough to forgive Nihil for its shortage of humour.
Listen: "Ultra"

The third and final perfect KMFDM album (following Nihil and Naive) is Symbols,
another considerable departure stylistically. Here, guitars are kept to a minimum,
dance beats run riot and techno synths ripple into infinity. Also evolved is the lyrical
content, which whilst remaining ridiculous features some genuinely jaw-dropping and
vivid couplets, largely concerning death, narcosis and technology. To top off this
delicious mix, Symbols is probably the best produced album I have ever heard - crisp,
clean, clear and crystalline. The mix sounds wide and dizzyingly deep, and every last
sound has its rightful place and volume. My personal favourite from the band.
Listen: "Down And Out"

Criminally unknown release from my personal neck of the woods, Aotearoa. Kora
masterfully mix in all of the recent NZ sounds, blending dub, roots, reggae and sun-
baked rock. Features some fantastic beats, crystal four-man harmonies, and top-
notch production. The obvious Mike Patton influence on the vocals and playful
samples is another huge bonus.
Listen: "Skankenstein"
The Man-Machine

One of Kraftwerk's most minimal releases and by far their poppiest, The Man
Machine is a masterpiece of harmony, melody and futuristic ambience. An undeniable
influence on any synthetic music made since.
Listen: "The Robots"
Trans-Europe Express

A more progressive and ambitious affair than The Man Machine, Trans-Europe
Express sees Kraftwerk less concerned with seducing the listener and more
concerned with transporting them, the songs gliding across an idealistic European
landscape. Parks, hotels and palaces is exactly what you'll see. Prepare for a handful
of more reflective and introverted moments however.
Listen: "The Hall Of Mirrors"
Welcome To Sky Valley

Forerunners of the desert rock scene, Kyuss are a huge influence on many rock and
metal bands today. Blurry riffs, extended psychedelic jams and acidic shouts from
frontman John Garcia make this an inflaming listen as well as a total out-of-body-
experience. I recommend that you do(n't) listen to this album whilst on drugs.
Listen: "Supa Scoopa And Mighty Scoop"
59Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin IV

Although this album doesn't offer the consistency of Led Zeppelin II or some of the
polish of later releases, this is the most cohesive and definitive album Led Zeppelin
ever released. A perfect balance of nordic storytelling and riff-based hard rock, this
album features some of Led's most iconic songs, riffs and lyrics.
Listen: "When The Levee Breaks"
60Lightning Bolt
Earthly Delights

One of the heaviest, trippiest albums I have ever come across, Earthly Delights sees
Lightning Bolt's signature noise rock sound blown up to massive sizes and distorted
(even further) into a howling, spiraling snowstorm of sound. Featuring a lot more
bottom end than previous Lightning Bolt releases, this album has a generally doomy
and more ominous nature. Combined with some stunningly beautiful breaks from the
crushing chaos and perfect dynamic production, this is my personal favourite release
from the duo.
Listen: "Colossus"
61Lightning Bolt
Wonderful Rainbow

Their most popular and accessible release, Wonderful Rainbow is definitely the place
to start. More varied than their first two albums, more coherent than Hypermagic
Mountain and more upbeat than Earthly Delights, I wouldn't hesitate to call this album
perfect. Colorful, noisy bass spews forth from the speakers in a giant wave, with
singer/vocalist Brian Chippendale hammering and yelping atop it. Who'd have
thought feedback could be beautiful?
Listen: "Dracula Mountain"
62Massive Attack

The greatest album by the greatest group of trip-hop artists to ever walk the planet.
A maximalist, far-reaching expansion of the lazy hip-hop and everyman dub of their
previous efforts, Mezzanine is big, organic, dynamic and masterfully executed. Full of
rumbling basslines, gorgeous piano, timeless beats and seductive lyrics, it drifts
slickly between genres and moods like one dream into the next. Amidst the pulsing
rhythms, paranoia and tendrils of smoke are some of my favourite slices of music
ever recorded.
Listen: "Teardrop"
Hostile Ambient Takeover

A criminally underrated album, Hostile Ambient Takeover sees the signature stoner
rock sound and personality of the Melvins transformed into oozing, mind-numbing
sonic experimentation. All of the familiar elements are present (chugging riffs,
pounding drums, barked vocals), but through some truly impressive studio wizardry
these are stretched and squeezed into all new shapes. Comparable to having your
brain sucked through a straw.
Listen: "The Fool, The Meddling Idiot"

The most dynamic Melvins album, and probably their most accessible. The usual
shredding, stomping numbers are balanced with folk ditties, jazzy freakouts and
some truly unsettling ambient tracks. Again, not a Melvins classic so to speak, but a
favourite of mine and their album that I listen to most.
Listen: "Bar - X - The Rocking M"
Stoner Witch

Much more of a throwback to an older sound than the previous two albums listed,
Stoner Witch is unmistakably a Melvins release. Generally reliant on jagged grooves
and sheer impact, but graced with several quieter, prettier moments.
Listen: "Roadbull"
66Miles Davis
Bitches Brew

Possibly the most ambitious piece of music ever released, Miles Davis' Bitches Brew
is a free-jazz masterpiece and a landmark in the history of jazz in general. Made up
of six seemingly formless, rock-tinged improvisations, Bitches Brew totally
disregards expectation or convention, instead floating musical motifs across a sea of
squealing sax, skittering percussion and reverbed guitar. Revolutionary.
Listen: "Bitches Brew"
67Mr. Bungle

Including all three of Mr. Bungle's albums into this list may seem ludicrous, but I
believe each deserves its place. California, their third and final album, is a polished,
poppy and superbly orchestrated incarnation of all of Mr. Bungle's trademark
elements: stunning lyrics, mid-song gear changes, a strongly cinematic atmosphere,
and a ripe sense of the ridiculous. I wouldn't call this album conceptual as such, but a
sunny, surfy feel flows throughout. On a technical level, this album is just as
gobsmacking as either of their previous releases, it just so happens the outcome is
less stomach-turning than it is seductive. A fine note to go out on.
Listen: "Sweet Charity"
68Mr. Bungle
Disco Volante

Mr. Bungle's most challenging release, Disco Volante saw their debut's overt humour
buried beneath a prickly, uninviting exterior. Replacing the wild, casual atmosphere
was one of claustrophobia and mystery, of submarines and alien spaceships. Cross-
eyed funk became plodding death metal, and circus-bound jams became free-jazz
scuttles. Only repeated listens could possibly give you the sense of familiarity needed
to navigate these impenetrable songs... but once the bug has bitten, the melodies
are apparent. The common thread is found. The humour steps out from its hiding
place, wondering where the hell you've been. And now, there's no going back.
Listen: "Platypus"
69Mr. Bungle
Mr Bungle

Where it all started. From the moment you hear that glass break, and the first house-
of-horror keyboard appears before you, it has begun. For the next 73 minutes,
you're in Mr. Bungle's humble abode. Clowns run amok, food and numerous human
substances are thrown in all directions, disembodied laughs encircle you, and limp
bodies hang from the rafters. Stringing all of this nauseating imagery together is
some of the most skillful, enjoyable music I've ever been graced with. A myriad of
genres, moods and pop culture stabs are hurled into the debauchery, every last
speck of it thrilling and convincing. It is chaotic yet coherent, ugly yet irresistible. It's
Mr. Bungle.
Listen: "Quote Unquote"
70My Bloody Valentine

Scarcely a drum roll, and then the first iconic riff of Loveless explodes into your
brain. However, it sounds nothing like a guitar. It is too organic, too shapeless.
Following it is a seemingly endless blur of hyper-distorted rock, indecipherable
whispers, and staccato drum rhythms. This purple nimbus flows throughout the
remaining ten tracks, its hue and mood altering accordingly. The perfect shoegaze
Listen: "Only Shallow"
71Neutral Milk Hotel
In The Aeroplane Over The Sea

Raw, experimental and emotionally devastating folk rock from the mind of Jeff
Mangum, In The Aeroplane Over The Sea is a unique listen and one that'll likely stay
with you. This album was recorded as his mental health continually declined, which
you can hear in the detached nature of his singing and how many songs play out.
Although his nasal vocal style and roughly carved guitar riffs may appear
overbearing or sloppy, their defeated nature only further adds to the heartbreaking
feel of the album. Lyrical themes include sex, death and reincarnation, as well as
numerous references to Anne Frank.
Listen: "Oh Comely"
72Nine Inch Nails
The Downward Spiral

Nine Inch Nail's most compelling and believable album, The Downward Spiral's
abrasive industrial rock style served as the perfect canvas for the nihilism and hatred
Trent Reznor felt at the time. The noisy, lurching songs play out like improvisations,
often collapsing far from where they began. Aside from some corny lyrics and a
couple of cheesy moments, this is genuinely disturbing, infectious music.
Listen: "Heresy"
Definitely Maybe

The general consensus on Oasis is this: band begins promisingly, band believes their
own hype, band stumbles on bloated third release, band spends next decade
recovering from said stumble, band breaks up. Although this perception is a pretty
accurate one, Oasis' near-perfect debut Definitely Maybe is often forgotten by those
so eager to hate them. Here we have fifty minutes of raw, melodic guitar rock, as
soulful and delectable as it is cocky and derivative. And although they never quite
matched this release in earnestness or attitude, their other albums do feature the
occasional gem. Mad fer it.
Listen: "Columbia"
74Pink Floyd
The Dark Side Of The Moon

Not much can be said about this release that hasn't been said already. A timeless,
groundbreaking classic of blistering rock and space-cadet experimentation, Dark Side
sounds as fresh and exciting today as it would've done back in 1973. One of the first
albums not out just to thrill and invigorate, but to transport and mesmerize.
Listen: "Time"
75Pink Floyd
The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

Pink Floyd's Syd Barrett-helmed debut, although rightfully considered a classic, lives
in the shadow of later releases such as Dark Side and Wish You Were Here. This
album showcases a very different Floyd - one of extended discordant jams, eccentric
British musings, whispered storytellings, and geese. Ah, those geese. Less cinematic
than later releases, but a revolutionary album in the history of psychedelic rock.
Listen: "Flaming"
Pork Soda

Which Primus album you consider the best is wildly subjective, however this album
for me takes the cake. Amusing tales of oddball characters are sung over rolling
drum patterns, sizzling guitar and machine-gun basslines. Their most varied and
atmospheric album.
Listen: "My Name Is Mud"
Automatic For The People

The definitive R.E.M. album. An instant classic of cathartic acoustics, tear-jerking ballads
and high-concept rock. Not any new ground for the band musically, but a whole new level
of emotional resonance.
Listen: "Drive"
In Rainbows

Legendary alternative rockers Radiohead released their seventh album, In Rainbows, to
commercial and critical success. The ten breezy, minimal tracks proved to be some of the
band's most personal and beautiful, built from the fewest and finest ingredients of their
career. Clicking, humming and purring in equal measure, In Rainbows is Radiohead's
most chilled and accessible release, more than redeeming for its lack of all-out
Listen: "Jigsaw Falling Into Place"
Kid A

Heavily departing from the soaring, intricate rock of OK Computer, Radiohead redefined
their sound for the new millennium with 2000's Kid A. An album of twitchy electronica,
acidic jazz and nebulous post-rock, this cryptic release initially divided listeners and critics
alike. Was it Radiohead's key components reborn into styles fresh and exciting, or
experimentation for the sake of experimentation? Regardless of the band's wishes, Kid A
eventually became one of their most popular releases, commonly viewed as their most
challenging but rewarding listen. Beautiful, diverse, ethereal, devastating. Another strong
contender for my desert island album.
Listen: "Everything In Its Right Place"
OK Computer

A pig. In a cage. On antibiotics. Continuing the aesthetic evolution set in place by Buckley-
inspired sophomore The Bends, Radiohead made their third record an ambitious and
expansive one. Discussing themes such as modern alienation, political stagnation and public
hysteria, the band explored a Floydian mix of big dynamics, prog-rock riffs, peculiar
rhythms and sudden changes in tempo. Also present were several clues to their musical
future, with dashes of electronica and ambience sprinkled throughout. Visceral yet
intelligent, disturbing yet life-affirming, this album lives up to its monstrous reputation.
Listen: "Paranoid Android"

An electronic side-project of the grindcore band Napalm Death, Scorn's music is a
chilling mix of trip-hop beats, deep bass vibes and industrial textures. Use of
dubstep-style rhythms and bass manipulation on Zander establish it as an early
incarnation of that genre, as opposed to one of Scorn's more metallic releases.
Listen: "Twitcher"
82Scratch Acid
Just Keep Eating

Influential post-hardcore group from Austin, Texas, two members of which moved on to form
the Jesus Lizard. Aside from sharing vocalists, these bands have a common thread of DNA;
both employ a raw, aggressive style of playing, both specialize in pleasantly vile lyrical
themes, and both emanate stunning musical interplay. Built on simple grooves and momentum,
these songs blast headfirst into the abyss, caring little for where they end up. Snatches of grim
anecdotes and insinuations are spat down the phone line, burning into your consciousness and
occasionally sparking a smile. Less bite than the Jesus Lizard, but more easygoing.
Listen: "Crazy Dan"
83 Sigur Ros
Agaetis byrjun

My personal favourite release from Icelandic faerie folk, the unforgettable Sigur Ros.
A subterranean journey of slow tempos, yawns of bowed guitar and falsetto
utterances in fictitious languages, this is otherworldly music indeed. Gorgeous
melodies and keyboard sparkles hang in the air like fireflies, as icebergs melt and
stars sit high in the sky. Although the mood is generally a sleepy one, bright
crescendos do occasionally rise from the mist and pull the songs skywards. Their
most organic and enveloping album.
Listen: "Svefn-g-englar (Sleepwalkers)"
84 Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra
Horses in the Sky

The bastard child of King Crimson and Sigur Ros, A Silver Mt. Zion are a stripped-
down, visceral post-rock band of the highest measure. A gang of extremely talented
musicians, the band begin songs with small musical phrases which they variate upon
and develop in extended gypsyish jams, creativity and forlorn melody running riot.
Crying out amidst the storm of handclaps, guitar stabs and swelling strings is singer
Thierry Amar, his striking poeticisms sung in a conquered, Magnum-style wail. Not
their most polished album, but certainly their most haunting and heartbreaking.
Listen: "God Bless Our Dead Marines"
85Skinny Puppy
Last Rights

Wildly experimental yet rhythmically unstoppable, Skinny Puppy is a twisted and gothic
take on the industrial sound of the 80s and 90s. Full of titanic beats, blurry synths and
bizarre interludes, this is atmospheric and detached dance music. Easily my favourite of
their releases, and where Nivek Ogre's villainous vocals shine their brightest.
Listen: "Love In Vein"

The legendary hour-plus epic from Californian stoner doom band Sleep. A slow-
burning (no pun intended) jam of colossal riffs, demonic vocals and pounding drums,
its mountainous form stretching on beyond the horizon. Thick, hazy, disorientating
music, with a surprisingly biblical feel to it. Essential to hear in its entirety at least
Listen: "Dopesmoker"
87Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
Of Natural History

Born from Idiot Flesh's ashes, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum is a strongly experimental
music collective led by Nils Frykdahl, Dan Rathbun and Carla Kihlstedt. Evolving from
the cavernous avant-metal of their debut Grand Opening And Closing, Of Natural
History is seventy minutes of textural, headspinning progressive rock, centered around
the concept of mankind's devastation to our planet (and the violent natural
repercussions this will have). The perspective of the band changes from that of man,
the merciless perpetrator, to faceless onlookers and even to that of the elements
themselves. Dark, detailed, harshly beautiful and compositionally gorgeous, these
songs burn with an industrial fury and shimmer with a classical grace.
Listen: "Phthisis"
88Sunn O)))
Monoliths And Dimensions

A three-dimensional and superbly orchestrated expansion of Sunn O)))'s usual rumbling,
low-register drone. Here the dark, distorted soundscapes are layered with (and
occasionally give way to) sweeping strings, ghostly choirs and harsh spoken word. High-
contrast, powerfully immersive music.
Listen: "Aghartha"

The nightmarish beginnings of the Swans story. Dark, violent drum rhythms, ominous
bass saws and bloodcurdling screams from Michael Gira make this their most grim
and unsettling listen. Equal parts punk savagery and bonecrushing proto-industrial,
Filth is at many points hard to swallow, but ultimately rewarding as a powerful and
undeniably human blast of music. Flex your muscles!
Listen: "Stay Here"
The Great Annihilator

Commonly regarded as Swans' best release, The Great Annihilator is a rich and
compelling blend of every style the band ever explored. Combining the rhythmic
hypnosis of early day Swans, the majesty of their art-rock middle period and the
apocalyptic soundscapes of their later days, this album truly is a world unto itself. Full
of dark philosophy and gorgeous imagery, these songs tumble in and out of the
perceivable universe with unparalleled force and momentum. An entity of sound I
would struggle to live without.
Listen: "I Am The Sun"
Soundtracks for the Blind

Two discs. 26 songs. Over 140 minutes in length. An exhaustive, sprawling
masterpiece, Soundtracks for the Blind was (at the time) Swans' triumphant final
release. Comprised largely of ancient, swelling ambient pieces, the album has a
strong aura of death, reincarnation and redemption. Delicate guitar and haunting last
words drift across a sea of oriental drones and found sounds, each piece working
strongly in and out of context. Best experienced in one sitting, however arduous that
may seem.
Listen: "Helpless Child"
92The Strokes
Is This It

The release that sparked the post-millenial resurgence in indie rock, Is This It is
tight, melodic and smartly referential to garage rock of the 1970s. Full of sparkling,
simple riffs and gold nuggets of modern observation, this record is the best and most
important of its kind.
Listen: "Last Nite"
93This Heat

Experimental post-punk masterwork from London band This Heat. A collection of
lullabies of crumbling guitar, ricocheting drums and dreamlike vocals, its playful mood
cleverly disguises the grim topics in discussion, such as imperialism and the threat of
nuclear holocaust.
Listen: "S.P.Q.R."
Mit Gas

Perhaps the most straightforward band in Mike Patton's arsenal, Tomahawk are an
alternative-metal supergroup further consisting of John Stanier from Battles, Duane
Denison from the Jesus Lizard and (at this stage, anyway) Kevin Rutmanis from the
Melvins. Polished, aggressive and tightly-coiled, Mit Gas places itself in a comfortable
middle ground between their twitchy, diary-of-a-serial-killer debut and the Native
American soundscapes of third album Anonymous. The songs present have crunch,
ambience and huge dynamics, ranging from ferocious punk numbers to
extraterrestrial funk and even briefly moving into more experimental and surreal
Listen: "Birdsong"

A single, 44-minute space doom track in five stunning movements, Eve is
Ufomammut's most refined and atmospheric album. The usual monolithic riffs are
separated by moodier, more reserved stretches of space rock and psychedelia, built
on relentless grooves and evolving musical phrases. Shamanistic voices chant behind
a veil of smoke as the mammoth guitars, drums and bass escalate into earth-
shattering crescendos. Ride this starbound vessel to the very edge of the universe,
but don't be surprised if it takes you a while to fall back down to Earth.
Listen: "I"

Heavier, bluesier and more grounded than Eve, Snailking is still another stunning
celestial voyage with Italian trio Ufomammut. Like a formidable collision of Electric
Wizard and Pink Floyd, these songs ripple with alien synths, rumble with crushing bass
and shudder with walls of distorted guitar. Mouthwateringly groovy in some parts and
stunningly beautiful in others, this is deliriously good stoner rock.
Listen: "Blotch"
97Venetian Snares
The Chocolate Wheelchair Album

The most definitive work by the best breakcore artist ever. Although not as ambitious
as the likes of Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett (a mind-numbing fusion of breakcore and
neoclassical strings), this album expertly spurts a mosaic of high-tempo beats,
staccato synth stabs and chopped-up micro-samples. Snippets of conversation and
various music styles flit around the mix, stuttering and glitching into impossible
hooks. The breakneck speed and hyperactive nature of the music make it a very
demanding listen, but one with unique and plentiful rewards.
Listen: "Too Young"
98The White Stripes
De Stijl

The White Stripes struck gold on their second LP De Stijl, providing a searing mix of
punk and blues in a more focused, controlled manner than their spastic debut.
Breathing energy and passion into stories that would otherwise be mundane, their
eccentric personalities and signature playing style gave birth to some of their most
beloved tracks and proved to be an effective mold for the rest of their career.
Listen: "Little Bird"
99The White Stripes

The duo's major label debut and breakthrough release, Elephant is the most well-known White Stripes album by some
distance. Further refined from their original
oddball sound, Elephant showcases a more traditional rock 'n' roll style than its
predecessors, although there is no shortage of electrified punk riffs or quirky,
pantomimic tales to be heard. Their most consistent and anthemic album.
Listen: "The Hardest Button To Button"
100Wu-Tang Clan
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Hugely influential on modern hardcore hip-hop and rap, Wu-Tang Clan's debut album
was one of aggressive rhymes, whiplash beats and well-placed samples from
martial-arts films. Particularly enjoyable is the dark sense of humour in the lyrics, as
well as the seamless tag-team nature of the group members. Torture,
Listen: "Bring Da Ruckus"
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Disappointments & Surprises Of 2013

15 albums from 2013 that were supposed to be great, but ended being objectively disappointing, and 15 releases that exceeded my expectations or were surprisingly good and better than their average/mediocre predecessors.

Disappointments 2013
2Misery Signals
Absent Light

One of the biggest disappointments of 2013. Has some interesting guitar work here and there though, but overall its nothing special. Meanwhile, controller remains as their best album so far.
3Streetlight Manifesto
The Hands That Thieve

Never understood the hype for this album. Its not bad, but nowhere as good as their previous two albums.
4The National
Trouble Will Find Me

Has some nice consistency and great lyrics, but unfortunately lacks the variety and color of their previous releases.
The Difference Between Hell and Home

Falls flat in comparison with TCWCU.
6All Pigs Must Die
Nothing Violates This Nature

This was supposed to be aoty and I tried loving this as much as its predecessor, but, oh well, still a decent listen.
7Kanye West

Has its moments, but overall feels like Kanye didn't apply as much effort to this as he did to MTDF.
8Light bearer
Silver Tongue

"Boring" is the first word that comes to mind.

Expectations were always going to be high after Halcyon Digest, and Monomania may have met those if it wasn?t for lead singer Bradford Cox is trying to strip the band back to its original raw sound, while the success of guitarist Lockett Pundt?s side project Lotus Plaza plays a major influence on the other tracks.
10City And Colour
The Hurry And The Harm

If it wasn't for Greens gorgeous voice, this would make the top of this years shitlist.
11Giles Corey

I hope its no a hit of whats expecting us ahead.
Epitome of Torture

Good band gettin old. Well, it happens to all of us sooner or latter.
Letters Home

"Letters Home" holds the title "disappointment of 2013" so far. Defeater gets defeated, such a shame.
Holy Fire

Considering the bands maturation from Antidotes to Total Life Forever, Holy Fire is a step backwards, if not worse, and an indication that their sound has creative limitations.
15And So I Watch You From Afar
All Hail Bright Futures

When good bands do bad things.
16Rotten Sound
Species At War

Yeah, its pretty fast, but thats about it.

Surprises Of 2013
18Full Of Hell
Rudiments Of Mutilation

Brutal vox - check! Fast drums - check! Grinding riffs - check! Sludgy, gritty production - check! Nice consistency - check!!
19Run The Jewels
Run The Jewels

I actually never liked neither Killer Mike nor el-p, so naturally I was approaching this with skepticism and oh boy was I surprised.
20Queens of the Stone Age
...Like Clockwork

An excellent comeback from stagnation and a potential aoty.
The Living Infinite

I was never to fond of these guys, but this album caught me off-guard. The first half contains some seriously superb riffs.

I never knew that there exists someone with a thought of fusing happiness with black metal. Here it is and it sounds great. "Dream house" could become the song of the year.
23Senses Fail

Band grew some balls and they are not afraid to show it, show it.
24My Bloody Valentine
m b v

They haven?t lost a beat of innovation or texture mastery and they managed to avoid sounding outdated by sharpening the production considerably.
Abandon All Life

A rarity nowadays to find an hardcore album with such level of quality.
26Heaven Shall Burn

Another great recovery from stagnation. Veto features some of HSB most vicious songs to date, while retaining their trademark melody and coherency.
27Justin Timberlake
The 20/20 Experience

Surprisingly good effort from JT. Has some minor faults and Blue ocean floor makes up for them.
The Underground Resistance

Being one of the fewer people who like the new direction the band is going towards, I found this album to be immensely enjoyable.
29August Burns Red
Rescue and Restore

How did they come up with this after the shit that leveler was is beyond me.

After a series of mediocre deliveries, stratovarius make their uprising and greet our ears with great guitar work and enjoyable atmosphere.
31James Blake

A fact: Overgrown features everything that his previous album lacked.
32Altar Of Plagues
Teethed Glory And Injury

If someone would ask to describe this album, I probably couldn't do that.
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5.0 classic
An Endless Sporadic Ameliorate
It may seem weird for me to rate this a 5 but this prog without mucky wankery or shit vocals to detract from the listening experience. Each and every song is tightly written, with songs being melody and rhythm driven rather than by constant noodling. The beautiful acoustic sections on "Sun Of Pearl" and the funky wah wah parts on "Impulse" are the best parts on the whole album. Plus ,it's only 4 songs, so it doesn't bore at all.
Anthrax Among the Living
Arcade Fire Funeral
At the Drive-In Relationship of Command
Author and Punisher Drone Machines
might review this someday idk just gonna say it jams pretty hard
Avery and the Cagles Dance Tonight! Wooh!
Bad Brains Bad Brains
Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique
Black Flag Damaged
Black Sabbath Black Sabbath
Buckethead A Real Diamond In The Rough
Converge Jane Doe
Cypress Hill Cypress Hill
Danny Elfman The Nightmare Before Christmas
Danny Elfman Batman
Darkthrone A Blaze in the Northern Sky
Darkthrone Transilvanian Hunger
Desert Sessions Volumes 1 & 2
combines the perfect volume 1 and volume 2 for some of the best stoner y rock n roll ever made. driving guitars and psychedelic bong toking music
Dinosaur Jr. Bug
Dinosaur Jr. You're Living All Over Me
fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap OP I CAME
DJ Shadow Endtroducing...
an album made entirely of samples hand-crafted into some trippy, funky, instrumental hip-hop songs of pure brilliance. nothing is wrong with this
Dr. Dre The Chronic
Earth Extra-Capsular Extraction
Elliott Smith Either/Or
Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP
Ennio Morricone The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Ennio Morricone created the soundtrack not just for a movie, but for a desert. dry, aching sounds clash with empty spaces in the music while leaving a swirling minimalism playing amongst the instruments
Faith No More The Real Thing
Fantastimo Fantastimo Journey
sweet jesusr.........................................................................Sweet jesusr
Godflesh Streetcleaner
album pretty much launched the industrial metal revolution that so many bands have tried to pull of but they can't do it like godflesh can. band is so revoutionary
GZA Liquid Swords
Helmet Meantime
Ill Mitch Punch While Rap
Impaled Northern Moonforest Impaled Northern Moonforest
Invisibl Skratch Piklz The Shiggar Fraggar Show! Vol. 1
Justin Timberlake The 20/20 Experience
Killer Mike R.A.P. Music
Koji Kondo The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask OST
Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley
Kyuss Blues for the Red Sun
Lil B Roses Exodus
Limp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog...
Mac Lethal The Original 11:11 Sessions
Master P Ghetto D
Megadeth Rust in Peace
Melvins Houdini
Miles Davis Kind of Blue
Miles Davis Bitches Brew
Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime
N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton
Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Pete Rock and CL Smooth Mecca and the Soul Brother
Praxis Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis)
Praxis Profanation (Preperation For An Upcoming Darkness)
Primus Sailing the Seas of Cheese
Public Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us
Public Enemy Yo! Bum Rush the Show
Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf
Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...
Rage Against the Machine Evil Empire
Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine
Rage Against the Machine The Battle of Los Angeles
Run the Jewels Run the Jewels
fuk da haterz in der asshole!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Rush Fly by Night
Satan's Almighty Penis Into the Cunt of Chaos
i didn't think satan was this big......more like all nighty. this is too much to swallow i've got large ears and a large mouth though
Shawn Lane The Tri-Tone Fascination
Slayer Show No Mercy
Sleep Dopesmoker
Sleep Sleep's Holy Mountain
Sonic Youth Daydream Nation
Soundtrack (Video Game) Metroid Prime and Fusion
Static Colours Sun Swells
Sunn O))) The Grimmrobe Demos
Ted Leo And The Pharmacists Hearts of Oak
The Clash London Calling
The Flaming Lips and Lightning Bolt The Flaming Lips and Lightning Bolt
The Jesus Lizard Goat
The Trashmen Surfin' Bird
Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind
Tool Lateralus
Unsane Total Destruction
the rhythms got a tad slower form their last album but the music was incredible and the cover artwork was sweet too. violent , noisy goodness. best songs-"wayne", "bodybomb","road trip"
Various Artists Sonic Adventure Original Sound Track
I can't hold on much longerrI WILL NEVER LET GOrI know it's a one-way trackrTELL ME HOW LONG THIS'LL LASTrI'm not gonna think this wayrNOR WILL I COUNT ON OTHERS!rclose my eyes and feel the burnrNOW I SEE WHAT I'VE GOTTA DO!rOpen your heart its gonna be ALRIGGGHHTTT!
Waka Flocka Flame Flockaveli
William Shatner The Transformed Man
Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

4.5 superb
Adrian Younge Black Dynamite (Original Motion Picture Score)
dude it really sounds like 70s funk and soul...it jams
Aesop Rock Labor Days
Aesop Rock None Shall Pass
Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Bathory Bathory
Beastie Boys Licensed to Ill
Beastie Boys Ill Communication
Beastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
This is really the best thing they've done in a long while. Sure they've made good songs in the past and the Mix-Up was pretty good, but this is the first consistently good record they've done in a while. Make Some Noise hits with Check Your Head-era funk, Too Many Rappers slams hard and everything else is great as well. This is Check Your Head revisited and more. 4.5
Big Daddy Kane Long Live The Kane
The fact he had advanced flow and lyrics for his time was really something. This is his only work where the whole thing is really good. everything else is hit and miss. the beats on this leave a litte to be desired though.
Black Flag My War
Black Flag Nervous Breakdown
Black Pus All My Relations
Boris Akuma No Uta
Boris Dronevil
Boris New Album
mmmmm this is delicious. oh and fuck you Conrad Tao and feav233
Buckethead Population Override
Buckethead Inbred Mountain
Butthole Surfers Psychic... Powerless... Another Man's Sac
Cacophony Speed Metal Symphony
Cannibal Corpse Tomb of the Mutilated
Celan Halo
Charlie Parker Jazz at the Philharmonic, 1949
most of the tracks are 10 minutes long i believe but charlie makes it interesting with his hot shit playing, groovy melodies, and wild soloing. some minimalist piano and trumpet in the background play understated rhythmic melodies almost as good as charlie's playing itself. a masterclass in live jazz music
Circle Takes the Square As the Roots Undo
Clipse Hell Hath No Fury
Company Flow Funcrusher Plus
Cypress Hill Black Sunday
D12 Devil's Night
album has some stone cold classics and all the mebers were really good, eminem in particular as it was marshall mathers lp era em
Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Death Human
Deep Puddle Dynamics The Taste of Rain...Why Kneel
Deftones Diamond Eyes
hey everybody news
Dirty The Pimp & Da Gangsta
DragonForce Valley of the Damned
only good album they mmade besides the demo. nice songwriting on here
Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory
Earl Sweatshirt EARL
Earth Earth 2
Earth Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I
El-P Fantastic Damage
El-P Cancer 4 Cure
Eminem The Slim Shady LP
Eminem The Eminem Show
Flying Lotus Cosmogramma
Flying Lotus You're Dead!
Glassjaw Worship and Tribute
Gorillaz Gorillaz
Gorillaz Demon Days
Gorillaz Plastic Beach
Grand Magus Hammer of the North
they used to be doom but their more straight heavy metal now. its real good stuff. awesome vocals and nice thick riffing. highly underrated band
House of Pain Same As It Ever Was
Husker Du Zen Arcade
Ice Cube Death Certificate
Ice Cube AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
Indricothere Indricothere
might wiriite a review for this fine piece of death metal-tech-prog
Ireary Ramyu Ramyu Blazed In A Land of Lightbrites
forget Ramnam style-this is the Asian pop sensation of 1834 translated into german for the plebs in the audience
Isis Panopticon
Jane's Addiction Nothing's Shocking
one of the most amazing alternative hard rock albums in the world. its got catchy songs, roaring rockers, and spacey psychedelic moments. perry farell and dave navarro are an excellent combo
Jason Becker Perpetual Burn
Justice Cross
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Kool G Rap and DJ Polo Road to the Riches
definitely my favorite kool g rap elease. something about this just resonates with me. one of the precursors to dr. dre-gangsata rap and an even earlier precursor to flow and lyrics based rappers
Kowloon Walled City Gambling On The Richter Scale
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Revolution
Kyuss ...And the Circus Leaves Town
Lightning Bolt Earthly Delights
Lil B Angels Exodus
Madvillain Madvillainy
Main Attrakionz 808s and Dark Grapes II
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Megadeth Endgame
Megadeth Rust in Peace Live
yeah its great but why in the fuck do you want the umpteenth megadeth live album?
Melvins Prick
Melvins Stoner Witch
Melvins The Bride Screamed Murder
Meshuggah Destroy Erase Improve
meshuggah's polyrhythmic indulging is a bunch of eargasms.......however the album loses marks because the songs tend to blend together
Metallica Kill 'Em All
Miles Davis Sketches of Spain
Miles Davis Jack Johnson
Necrophagist Epitaph
Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Obituary Slowly We Rot
Pharoahe Monch Internal Affairs
Possessed Seven Churches
Primus Frizzle Fry
primus create innovative progressive-art-funk metal with quirky vocals, dissonant guitar, jazz drumming and hella tight songwriting
Prince Batman
Public Enemy Fear of a Black Planet
Queens of the Stone Age Rated R
Queens of the Stone Age ...Like Clockwork
Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt II
Ramyhead and the Irefires Welcome 2 Wagland
together Ramy and I may have inadvertently invented and pioneered the word "wag" but the ramster took it to a whole new level..the deft, poetic words, the passionate flows, the lush instrumentation combining ambience, death metal, post rock and hip-hop, and the anti-mainstream dreaminess of it all...Welcome 2 Wagland is the next In the Aeroplane over the Dark Twisted Fantasy
Redman Whut? Thee Album
RZA The Man With The Iron Fists
everything but the talib kweli track is great. kweli is terrible
Shawn Lane Powers of Ten
Shrinebuilder Shrinebuilder
Sleep Jerusalem
Snoop Dogg Doggystyle
Sonic Youth EVOL
Static-X Wisconsin Death Trip
Sunn O))) White1
Sunn O))) ØØ Void
Ten Grand The Comprehensive List
The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis
the record is not perfection despite wat some people say. it feels kinda empty but all the songs kick ass
The Flaming Lips Clouds Taste Metallic
The Mountain Goats Heretic Pride
The National High Violet
The Shins Chutes Too Narrow
The Who Tommy
Titus Andronicus The Monitor
Tool Aenima
Tool 10,000 Days
tool have written excellent songs here. despite it not being as good as past efforts, t still rules ahrd and they compromise for no one
Tyler Brown The Hollows
Tyler, the Creator Bastard
Type O Negative October Rust
UGK Ridin' Dirty
Unsane Unsane
Unsane Visqueen
Unsane Wreck
Various Artists Nigeria Afrobeat Special: The New Explosive Sound
Weathertunes Palm Beach
Yawning Man Rock Formations
band is way too good to miss out on. its like an instrumental kyuss that decided to play cleaner and with a trippier vibe too. surf rock influence is there too
Yes Fragile
Yonder Mountain String Band Mountain Tracks Volume 1

4.0 excellent
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Source Tags & Codes
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Worlds Apart
16 Bridges to Burn
16 Curves that Kick
16 Zoloft Smile
50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin'
Why should you care if 50's name is stamped to this? Does that automatically make it garbage? Okay, sure it's got some samey sounding songs and 50 sounds like a sloth on just about every track but he makes his songs fun, whether telling stories of drug deals and hustles or boasting about how much sex he gets and how much weed he smokes. This is confidence and swagger displayed head on before the term "swag" even got big. 50 started the formula every rapper uses now but much better. Also, much of his success was on account of Dre's beats, which are usually funky club stompers or epic, cinematic productions. I'l be damned if this isn't near perfect.
65daysofstatic We Were Exploding Anyway
7L & Esoteric Soul Purpose
Aesop Rock Music For Earthworms
Afroman The Good Times
" i came in her mouth; it was a crisis
i gave her my secret blend of herbs and spices"
nuff' said
An Endless Sporadic An Endless Sporadic
Animals As Leaders Animals as Leaders
Anthrax State of Euphoria
Anthrax Worship Music
very solid 4 pretty metal so much thrashing auggghhhhhh m/ m/ m/ m/ m/ m/
Anywhere Anywhere
Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album
Aphex Twin ...I Care Because You Do
Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II
Arcade Fire Neon Bible
Atmosphere God Loves Ugly
Okay so it's not the perfect 5 i had it at...but i'll be damned if this isn't still extremely good. The first 10-12 songs are absolutely great lyrically, with Slug delivering heartfelt and personal lyricism at its best but the rest of the album falls short after that. The beats are pretty hit and miss, Mostly because Ant doesn't know how to make a snare drum sound right. However, the rollicking minor key piano on "Save The Day" and the depressive string samples on "Lovelife" prove Ant's capability to make almost perfect beats. An outstanding album only bogged down by the clunky last 3rd, Godlovesugly is worth a number of listens.
Atmosphere When Life Gives You Lemons...
Bad Religion True North
Bathory Under the Sign of the Black Mark
Beastie Boys Check Your Head
Beastie Boys The Mix Up
Behold... The Arctopus Skullgrid
Behold... The Arctopus Nano-Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Americana Deluxe
Big Boi Sir Lucious Left Foot
Big Boi's album even outshines Eminem's this year. The speedy raps, the amazing southern beats, and unlike Recovery, Big Boi isn't limited in subject matter. A solid solo debut
Big K.R.I.T. ReturnOf4eva
country shit is my jam. fifty characters 50 characters
Big K.R.I.T. 4Eva N A Day
Black Pus Black Pus III: MetamorPus
Black Pus Primordial Pus
Boards of Canada Tomorrow's Harvest
Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon Iver
Bon Iver is one of those artists who's good but i couldn't give a shit if they released a new album or not. That's exactly how i feel about this. it's actually pretty good, but i still couldn't give a shit if he releases anything else
Bongzilla Amerijuanican
The riffs are pure stoner rock in the vein of Sleep's Holy Mountain album and lots of cool shit is on here, but the vocals (black metal screeches/shrieks?) are just so damn out of place
Boogie Down Productions Criminal Minded
Ah yes back when KRS was good. It has the obvious classics, south bronx and the birdge is over, as well as underrated gems like, 9mm goes bang. Also, KRS had a good flow and some great lyrics here. too bad hes fallen off
Boredoms Vision Creation Newsun
Boris Pink
Boris The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 2
Boris Heavy Rocks II
Boris Attention Please
Boris Präparat
Boris With Merzbow 04092001
Boris With Merzbow Klatter
Boris With Michio Kurihara Rainbow
Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
Buckethead Bucketheadland
samples and shredding galore! unfortunately it suffers from having not a whole lot of actual songs
Buckethead Monsters & Robots
Buckethead Acoustic Shards
Buckethead The Dragons Of Eden
Buckethead Slaughterhouse on the Prairie
Buckethead Captain Eo's Voyage
Buckethead Untitled [Happy Holidays From Buckethead]
Burial and Four Tet Moth/Wolf Club
Cage Movies for the Blind
Cannabis Corpse Tube of the Resinated
Cannibal Corpse Bloodthirst
Cannibal Corpse Eaten Back to Life
Cannibal Corpse Butchered at Birth
Cattle Decapitation The Harvest Floor
Cee Lo Green The Lady Killer
Charlie Parker Jam Session
Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie Bird & Diz
Childish Gambino Culdesac
Childish Gambino EP
Childish Gambino Royalty
Chino XL Poison Pen
Church of Misery Thy Kingdom Scum
Cloud Nothings Cloud Nothings
Cloudkicker Beacons
Converge Axe to Fall
Cop Shoot Cop White Noise
Cop Shoot Cop Consumer Revolt
Cows Cunning Stunts
Cows Sexy Pee Story
Cro-Mags Age of Quarrel
Crucified Coldest Winter; Darkest Reaches of the Mind
Cyhi The Prynce Royal Flush
D.R.I. Crossover
Daisuke Ishiwatari Guilty Gear XX Original Soundtrack
Danger Mouse The Grey Album
Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi Rome
Darkthrone Under a Funeral Moon
Das Racist Sit Down, Man
Das Racist Relax
Deadmau5 Random Album Title
Deadmau5 For Lack of a Better Name
Death (MI) ...For the Whole World to See
Death Grips The Money Store
Defeated Sanity Chapters of Repugnance
Defeater Empty Days and Sleepless Nights
Deli Creeps Dawn Of The Deli Creeps
Dinosaur Jr. Farm
Dinosaur Jr. I Bet on Sky
Direwolf Beyond the Lands of Human Existence
Dog Eat Dog All Boro Kings
Domo Genesis Rolling Papers
Dr. Dre 2001
Dream Theater Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
Dream Theater Awake
Dream Theater Octavarium
Dream Theater Score
Earth The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull
Earth A Bureaucratic Desire For ExtraCapsular Extraction
Earth Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II
A continuation of the last album with some brilliant riffs and a lot more cello this time around. Some might say it drones on for too long, but that could be said about any drone album. 4/5
Elizabeth Where Vultures Land
Eric Johnson Ah Via Musicom
Eyedea & Abilities First Born
rest in peace eyedea.....truly great rap album from one of the worlds best indie rappers. Abilities isn;t half bad on the beats
Fantastimo Led Zeppelin V
Fantomas The Director's Cut
Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues
Foo Fighters Wasting Light
Frank Ocean Nostalgia, Ultra
Fucked Up Hidden World
Fucked Up The Chemistry of Common Life
Fucked Up David Comes to Life
Fucked Up Glass Boys
Fugazi 13 Songs
Fugazi Repeater
Geto Boys The Resurrection
Ghostface Killah Apollo Kids
Ghostface Killah Twelve Reasons to Die
Gnaw Their Tongues All The Dread Magnificence of Perversity
Good Old War Only Way To Be Alone
Heems Nehru Jackets
Helmet Strap It On
House of Pain House of Pain
Insect Warfare World Extermination
oh look good grindcore that doesn't have crappy drumming or bad mixing. The riffs are so good and this fucking slams. It's too bad many of the songs blend in with each other
Ireary Ramyu Ramyu 15 Yr Old Druggie Cousin in Acid Heaven
Isis Oceanic
Isis Wavering Radiant
J-Zone Pimps Don't Pay Taxes
Jay-Z The Blueprint
Jedi Mind Tricks The Psycho-Social
Oe of two good JMT albums...i like the scientific consiracy theory lyrics and the fact that vinnie paz didn't sound like a dying bullfrog...beats are pretty good and dark although fucking hard to hear. Apathy kills his guest spots like he usually does
Jelani Wait, You Can Rap?!?!
JJ DOOM Key To The Kuffs
Judas Priest British Steel
June Marx Body Of God
June Marx Core Of Vengeance
Kendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d city
Its not terrible but its definitely not rap aoty...I mean 2012 dre is still terrible and it starts to falter around the 9th track or so
Kowloon Express
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Nandacollection
On first listen this is a solid 4. 2 or 3 of the tracks are kind of weak and disrupt the flow of the album but most of this relatively fantastic. Has aoty potential.
Kylesa Static Tensions
Lightning Bolt Wonderful Rainbow
pure chaotic noise i love it. a noise band or the hipsters to get into yay. the concept of the band is great too
Lightning Bolt I Found A Ring In My Ear
best thing ever best thing ever no wait greatest thing ever EVER
Lightning Bolt 20
Linkin Park Hybrid Theory EP
Little Dragon Little Dragon
I initially only checked this out due to the gorillaz feature but god damned is Yukimi Nagano's voice beautiful. it mixes really well with the music, which is a combo of indie rock, electro, pop and ambient
Livimorket Dark Totality
Lloyd Banks The Hunger For More
Lone Ninja Burnt Sector
Lou Reed Metal Machine Music
Love American Love American
Lykke Li Wounded Rhymes
Mac Lethal North Korean BBQ
Mac Lethal Irish Goodbye
A decent release with a couple of mediocre tracks thrown in there but yeah it's pretty good.
Max Tannone Jaydiohead
Megadeth Countdown to Extinction
Melt-Banana Cell-Scape
Melt-Banana Bambi's Dilemma
Melvins Stag
Melvins Bullhead
Melvins Lysol
Melvins A Senile Animal
Melvins Hostile Ambient Takeover
Melvins Nude With Boots
Melvins The Bulls and the Bees
Merzbow 1930
Merzbow Merzbox (Disc 2) - 1980 – Metal Acoustic Music
Metroid Metal Varia Suite
Ministry Psalm 69
Modest Mouse The Moon & Antarctica
Modest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad News
Mos Def Black on Both Sides
Mountains Choral
My Bloody Valentine Loveless
N.W.A. Niggaz4Life
Nails Unsilent Death
Napalm Death From Enslavement to Obliteration
Nas & Damian Marley Distant Relatives
lol redskyformiles a.k.a. adam thomas a.k.a. semi-hater. FUCK STEVE HARVEY FREE EARL OFWGKTADGAF
Orthrelm OV
OutKast Stankonia
Peeping Tom Peeping Tom
Powerglove Metal Kombat for the Mortal Man
Primus Pork Soda
album is a bit more phish-esque sychedelic jamming with the lengthy instrumentals but the songwriting is darker and dissonant on this one
Primus Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People
Primus Green Naugahyde
Psyopus Odd Senses
Public Enemy Apocalypse 91 The Enemy Strikes Black
Queens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone Age
Radiohead The King of Limbs
Rage Against the Machine Renegades
Redman Muddy Waters
Rob Sonic Sabotage Gigante
teeth eat her is a really awesome song, yes really
RZA Afro Samurai Soundtrack
Scorpions Sting in the Tail
Scott Joplin The Entertainer (Fine Tune Gold Collection)
Sick of It All Blood,Sweat, & No Tears
Sigur Ros Kveikur
Slayer Seasons in the Abyss
Slayer South of Heaven
Sonic Flower Sonic Flower
Sounds like a Boris album, which is perfectly fine by me. m/ hard
Sonic Youth Goo
Sonic Youth Murray Street
SpaceGhostPurrp Blvcklvnd Rvdix 66.6
Spacemen 3 The Perfect Prescription
Squarepusher Feed Me Weird Things
Squarepusher Music Is Rotted One Note
Sufjan Stevens Illinois
Sufjan Stevens The Age of Adz
Sunn O))) White2
Super Snake Rider
Tardy Brothers Bloodline
Team Teamwork The Ocarina of Rhyme
Tech N9ne The Lost Scripts of K.O.D.
Ted Leo And The Pharmacists Shake The Sheets
The Cool Kids When Fish Ride Bicycles
The Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the Killer
The Jesus Lizard Liar
The Joy Formidable The Big Roar
The Killers Hot Fuss
The Kills Blood Pressures
The Mars Volta Amputechture
The National Alligator
The National Boxer
The Roots How I Got Over
The Shins Oh, Inverted World
The Sword Age of Winters
The Sword Gods of the Earth
The Sword Warp Riders
The Sword have really come along ay...with better vocals and more distinct riffage has made this a conender for top metal album of the year
The-Dream IV Play
Toh Kay Streetlight Lullabies
Tokyo Shoegazer Crystallize
Tomahawk Tomahawk
Tool Undertow
a bit more standard songwriting than tool normally does but it still rocks out hard and maynard is one of the worlds best vocalists. you cant go wrong with tool
Torche Harmonicraft
Toxic Holocaust Conjure and Command
its pretty thrashin but not as thrashin as HARD JAMS INC. but it still rules
Trash Talk Walking Disease
Travis Dickerson Iconography
Twin Perils World Supremacy
Twin Perils Speak and Destroy
Unsane The Peel Sessions
Unsane Occupational Hazard
White Denim D
White Wizzard Over The Top
White Zombie Astro Creep: 2000 -- Songs of Love, Destruction, a
White Zombie La Sexorcisto-Devil Music Vol. 1
Wiz Khalifa Kush & Orange Juice
Yelawolf Trunk Muzik
Yonder Mountain String Band Elevation
Yonder Mountain String Band Town By Town
Yonder Mountain String Band Mountain Tracks Volume 2
Z-Ro Cocaine
Z-Ro Meth
Zach Hill Astrological Straits

3.5 great
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Madonna
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead The Century of Self
Anthrax Sound of White Noise
Arcade Fire The Suburbs
Army Of The Pharaohs The Unholy Terror
the beat selection is average and around 6-7 tracks are filler but overall the album makes up for it with mostly great songs and some of the best rappers out on the market.
At the Drive-In Acrobatic Tenement
At the Drive-In In/Casino/Out
Atmosphere Overcast!
B.o.B The Adventures of Bobby Ray
Bad Meets Evil Hell: The Sequel
Eminem and Royce compliment each other well. On single songs these days they get annoying, but when each gets a verse they really shine through. The flows are masterful and the lyrics are great, but a few of the songs suck. A Kiss is dumb as shit, and Lighters makes me want to strangle the fuck out of bruno mars. a hit and miss ep, but its better then recovery.
Bathory Twilight of the Gods
Black Pus Black Pus II
Black Tide Light From Above
Blockhead Downtown Science
Boredoms Pop Tatari
Boris Mabuta No Ura
Boris Dronevil Final
Boris Smile
Boris With Merzbow Walrus/Groon
Boris With Merzbow Rock Dream
Brother Ali Shadows On The Sun
Buckethead Day of the Robot
not much of one for jungle beats and techno but it works well with buckets heavy metal esque guitar
Buckethead Funnel Weaver
i like the idea of releasing unused riffs and songs...album can be bit a boring and is hard to take in one sitting but overall pretty good
Buckethead From The Coop
i love the demo sound quality and the variety of tracks. however there need not be two versions of the same tracks
Buckethead Shadows Between The Sky
What can i say about Buckethead? I love the man's music. This is the chilest thing he's released ever. Songs like "Sled Ride" are the reason music was meant to be heard and admired. Buckethead plays a lot of beautiful jazzy melodies and such on the acustic guitar. The only thing that plagues this is what plagues all BH albums. He plays a lot of the same patterns and shit on every song, with very minor differentiation. Fucking chill though.
Buckethead KFC Skin Piles
i love the use of mixing samples with shredding...great djing tool too.
Buckethead Spinal Clock
Buckethead Brain As Hamenoodle
Buckethead Empty Space
Cake Showroom Of Compassion
Cannabis Corpse Blunted at Birth
Cannibal Corpse Vile
Cannibal Corpse Gallery of Suicide
Cannibal Corpse Kill
Cannibal Corpse Evisceration Plague
Celph Titled The Gatalog: A Collection Of Chaos
you cant argue with a 4 disc cd from the master of rap punchlines...though it can be too much at times
Chali 2na Fish Outta Water
Fish Outta Water is definitely an interesting release. It's less politically oriented than some of the other material he's done and he's no longer rapping on Jurassic 5 type beats. Instead, we get just as awesome club beats, a few good guest appearances, and Chali's great lyrics. Also, his booming bass and smooth-as-an-oiled-up-latino-girl's-skin-type flow definitely are the best parts of this. However the album lacks steady pacing and the latter half of the album is weaker than the first
Chance the Rapper Acid Rap
Childish Gambino Camp
A solid 3.5. Bonfire is excellent as are other tracks but much of this album ends up being extended slow jams, which is kind of offputting
Clutch The Elephant Riders
Cobra Strike Y, Y+B, X+Y
Cro-Mags Best Wishes
This is pretty much a hardcore album within metal trappings but its bolstered by some great songwriting and some of the best hardcore vocals around
Daft Punk Random Access Memories
Damian Marley Mr. Marley
Dark Time Sunshine Vessel
Darkthrone Circle the Wagons
Deadmau5 4x4=12
Deafheaven Sunbather
Die Antwoord $O$
Dinosaur Jr. Beyond
Doseone Hemispheres
Drake Take Care
this nigga is straight baby thighs namsayin? probably havin degrassi flashbacks while writin his tunes
Dream Theater Train of Thought
Dream Theater Images and Words
Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Linings
Everlast White Trash Beautiful
Faith No More Album of the Year
Felt Felt 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez
Foo Fighters The Colour and the Shape
Gammacide Victims of Science
Give up the Ghost Year One
Gorillaz The Fall
Gorillaz put out another somewhat decent release. Granted, its too synth-heavy like Plastic Beach, but the sounds are more eclectic and it has a mix of some of their earlier sounds in there too. good enough, 3.5/5
Hail Mary Mallon Are You Gonna Eat That?
I don't think aesop rock fans are going to be disappointed. the album has a variety of styles and a lot to showcase in the lyrical and musical department. My problems are the short length and rob sonic bogging down a few tracks. a pretty good effort, it would be better if it were an aesop release
Helmet Seeing Eye Dog
Yeah pages vocals still suck but the music is definitely old school helmet again but youve got a shit beatles cover. therest of the tracks range from decent to average
House of Pain Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise Again
Incubus Light Grenades
Isis In the Absence of Truth
Joe Stump Night of the Living Shred
the guys heavier than yngwie malmsteen and more diverse but his playing is a bit too similar....there are some awesome tracks on here though. check out the stevie ray vaughn tribute
Johnny Polygon Rebel Without Applause
Johnny Polygon Wolf in Cheap Clothing
June Marx Seven Trumpets Sound
KiD CuDi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager
Krallice Krallice
Krallice Dimensional Bleedthrough
Kyuss Wretch
La Coka Nostra A Brand You Can Trust
Lightning Bolt Hypermagic Mountain
Lightning Bolt Lightning Bolt
Lightning Bolt Oblivion Hunter
Limp Bizkit Three Dollar Bill Y'all$
Limp Bizkit Gold Cobra
now a 3.5/5 not all of the tunes stick, but hey it works
Loch Lomond Little Me Will Start a Storm
Lone Ninja Covert Operative [EP]
Lone Ninja Fatal Peril
Mac Lethal 11:11
okay, the original 11:11 sessions are technically better but that lacks what this has; a sense of fun. Mac Lethal is brighter and bouncier on here and even though he creates some pop-rap parodies(Pound That Beer, Makeout Bandit) they're pretty much anthems with clever lyrics in themselves. The best part of 11:11 is Sun Storm, where he delves into an inspirational story with an anthemic chorus riding over a country-folk laced beat. I may like the original 11:11 sessions better, but this has more soul and fun than that could ever have
Madlib Madlib Medicine Show: No. 8 - Advanced Jazz
Madlib Madlib Medicine Show No. 11: Low Budget High Fi Mu
Marty Friedman Dragon's Kiss
Megadeth United Abominations
Megadeth Th1rt3en
MellowHype Yellowhite
Melvins The Bootlicker
Melvins Freak Puke
Meshuggah Koloss
Meth, Ghost and Rae Wu-Massacre
the wu-tang is back with a solid album yall. enjoying this a lot
Mike Patton Mondo Cane
Monogrim Realm
sounds like SunnO))) farting out huge subwoofer-shaking bass lines
Muse The Resistance
N.W.A. N.W.A. and the Posse
Napalm Death Utilitarian
Nas God's Son
Nirvana Nevermind
One Day as a Lion One Day as a Lion
Onry Ozzborn Hold On for Dear Life
Pharoahe Monch W.A.R.
okay so its not as fap worthy after listening to it a few times...it's really a hybrid of the worst parts of desire and the best parts of internal affairs, making it an uneven combination
Praxis Metatron
Primus Tales from the Punchbowl
the songs were more psychedelic and grateful dead jam rock based but the instrumental sections absolutely slay. the songs blend together a lot though
Primus June 2010 Rehearsal
yeah these are rerecorded songs but primus shows theyve still got musical skills, even though les sounds weaker than he has ever been. The 7 minute versions of songs are great
Queens of the Stone Age Lullabies to Paralyze
Queens of the Stone Age Era Vulgaris
Radiohead Pablo Honey
Raekwon Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang
It's a definite grower......A lot of the songs are good, but too many of them suck complete ballz. Rae's still excellent, but his beats are pretty generic
Raekwon Unexpected Victory
Rush Rush
Saigon The Greatest Story Never Told
Sick of It All Based on a True Story
The music is great, up-to-standards hardcore but the drumming and vocals are a bit off putting even for hardcore. They've aged remarkably well
Sigur Ros Valtari
This is probably the best Yes Record in a while ever since Close to the Edge came out
Slayer Haunting the Chapel
Slayer God Hates Us All
probably one of their better records. it shows more hardcore influence without losing some of the emtal touch. the songwriting is still the same as usual
Slayer Divine Intervention
Slayer Live Undead
Sleep Volume One
Sole Selling Live Water
Sonic Youth The Eternal
Soundgarden Badmotorfinger
Stuck Mojo Snappin' Necks
rap-metal before it was corrupted by limp bizkit. good album with lots of nice riffs and sweet grooves
Styles of Beyond Megadef
Sunn O))) Dømkirke
Sunn O))) and Boris Altar
Surfer Blood Pythons
System of a Down Toxicity
the first seven songs are fan fucking tastic but the last 7 are just average or bad
T-Pain Freaknik: The Musical
Ted Leo And The Pharmacists Living With the Living
Ted Leo And The Pharmacists The Brutalist Bricks
The Mars Volta Frances the Mute
The Mars Volta Noctourniquet
Might rate it higher later but i need to listen to it more. The music surely is different and Cedric dominates the whole thing
The National The National
The National Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers
The Sword Apocryphon
The Who The Who Sell Out
The Who Who Are You
Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures
Tom Caruana Enter the Magical Mystery Chambers
Toxic Holocaust Hell on Earth
Trap Them Blissfucker
strong 3.5, light 3.6 - no more, no less,rworst album title agreed
Trash Talk Awake
Trey Anastasio The Horseshoe Curve
Twin Perils Dark Alliance
UGK Too Hard To Swallow
Unsane Lambhouse: The Collection 1991-1998
basucally a greatest hits collection from the band. the strongest tracks on here are proably the last 4 from their debut album. highly recommended hard noise
Unsane Singles 89-92
Van Halen A Different Kind of Truth
White Lotus Bloody Leaves
Wick-It the Instigator The Brothers of Chico Dusty
Yonder Mountain String Band Old Hands

3.0 good
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead So Divided
Apathy Wanna Snuggle?
apathys second album has bumping beats and lyrical skills...but there about 6-7 tracks of filler
Apathy Honkey Kong
not as good as wanna snuggle but not bad by any means
Aphex Twin Drukqs
Army Of The Pharaohs The Torture Papers
Asher Roth Seared Foie Gras With Quince & Cranberry
okay let's face it....Asher Roth has probably inspired a million wack rappers with his frat-hop sound. Here, he's improved a little , but not too much. His flow still bites early Eminem so badly and his lyrics aren't very clever but the man has an ear for beats(production from Madlib, RZA, Just Blaze, Kanye West, Etc.) and an attracting, listener-friendly, voice that isn't too hallenging. Rik Smits is definitely the song where Asher shows his potential and passion over one of the best Just Blaze beats i've ever heard. I'm personally excited for his next release, to see where he takes his music.
Atmosphere Seven's Travels
Arguably the worst Atmosphere album besides Overcast!, Seven's Travels is fairly inconsistent. This is what happens when you have a stand out song in "Trying To Find A Balance" with it's dark harpsichord pattern and Slug sounding angrier than ever. The focus on developing a hit single like this leaves the rest of the album (pun intended) imbalanced. It starts off average and ends weak. The only redeeming factors are the usual: Slug's lyrics and anger, and Ant's ability to craft semi decent beats. Do yourself a favor, and only listen to this once or twice in your lifetime.
Atmosphere The Family Sign
Beastie Boys Hello Nasty
Beastie Boys To the 5 Boroughs
Black Pus Black Pus I
Black Sabbath 13
Body Count Manslaughter
Boris Vein (Drone Version)
Boris With Merzbow Megatone
Boris With Merzbow Sun Baked Snow Cave
Bosnian Rainbows Bosnian Rainbows
Buckethead Cyborg Slunks
Buckethead Electric Sea
Canibus Melatonin Magik
Celph Titled and Buckwild Nineteen Ninety Now
Chuck Mosley and VUA Will Rap Over Hard Rock for Food
it has its really good spots, but overall lacks interesting songwriting and it has a weezer meets numetal sound
Circle Takes the Square Rites of Initiation
Deviant: master of rating every album ever a 3.5rrealy its a 3
Cornbugs Spot The Psycho
Cypress Hill Rise Up
the lack of dj muggs makes this a sad effort on hillspart but has killer guest spots
Darkthrone Soulside Journey
Darkthrone F.O.A.D.
Darkthrone Dark Thrones and Black Flags
Das Racist Shut Up, Dude
Death Grips Exmilitary
not sure what to think about it...ron one hand, i love Zach Hillron the other hand this gets annoying
Dj Muggs Vs. Ill Bill Kill Devil Hills
DragonForce Valley Of The Damned (Demo)
Dream Theater Falling into Infinity
Eminem Encore
Eminem Recovery
eminems best from the eminem show but it gets old ral fast...bout 7 good songs on this one
Everlast Whitey Ford Sings The Blues
Faith No More We Care a Lot
Frankenstein Brothers Bolt on Neck
incredible music which is jammed out by buckethead and that1guy..but it can get kinda boring too
Gang Green Another Wasted Night
Gorillaz D-Sides
Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame Ferrari Boyz
Heems Eat Pray Thug
Ill Bill The Hour of Reprisal
Ill Bill and Vinnie Paz Heavy Metal Kings
ohmigod this isn't as great as everybody says it is. who'da thunk?rIll Bill sucks large amounts of ass, and vinnie paz is all punchlines. theres little to no substance here, and it gets boring by the 6th track
In Flames Clayman
Inspectah Deck The Manifesto
Isis Celestial
Joyce Manor Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired
KRS-One Hip Hop Lives [With Marley Marl]
Lightning Bolt Ride The Skies
Lil Wayne I Am Not a Human Being
Lone Ninja Rogue Agent
Lupe Fiasco Lasers
Lupe goes B.O.B. on us music and beats wise, but other than that this is rap for people who don't normally listen to rap and think Lupe is the best..which he's not. He doesn't have anything new or relevant to say, and this just leaves a bad taste in your mouth. ugh, you guys are overrating this
Megadeth Youthanasia
Megadeth The System Has Failed
Melvins The Crybaby
Merzbow Merzbeat
Michael Angelo Batio Hands Without Shadows
OOIOO Armonico Hewa
Pig Destroyer Book Burner
Praxis Sacrifist
Roots Manuva Run Come Save Me
this album would be better if Roots Manuva kept his bars rhyming and the album didn't drag on for 17 tracks. His voice is either good or terrible, depending on preferences of British rappers. His lyrics are nothing to snuff at, but the beats are awesome. "Witness(1 Hope) has the most bumping, shaking beat i've ever heard and Join The Dots(with the ever excellent Chali 2na) rides a dark, orchestral beat that keeps the pace moving. Only the beats and gues spots really keep this one alive
RXYZYXR Geometrical Metal
Slayer Reign in Blood
Slayer Diabolus in Musica
shows some diversity with a nu metal influence but it gets quite boring after 3 or 4 songs
Sonic Youth Dirty
Sonic Youth Sonic Youth
Soundgarden Superunknown
Squadda B I Smoke Because I Don't Care About Death
Stuck Mojo Pigwalk
the rapping isnt bad at all but the music is pretty cheesy and the riffs are boring as shit. Occassionally, they come up with some awesomely cool guitar part to make up for it
Sunn O))) Monoliths and Dimensions
Ted Leo And The Pharmacists Tell Balgeary, Balgury Is Dead
Teenage Fanclub Shadows
The Fall of Troy In the Unlikely Event
The Nightwatchman One Man Revolution
tom makes folky protest songs but ends up sounding like a stripped down bob dylan. a few fun songs, but overall pretty predictable
The Shins Port of Morrow
Tyler, the Creator Goblin
On 2nd or 3rd listen this is still really good but there a few shitty tracks that detract from the listening...that and this is too damn fucking long. still, some pretty awesome rap even if i'm not as fanboyish about them as before
Unsane Scattered, Smothered & Covered
Unsane Amrep Christmas
Wale More About Nothing
Warship Supply & Depend
White Zombie Supersexy Swingin' Sounds
Wiz Khalifa Taylor Allderdice
this is not a 4rrmnrrrrmnmnrrr+#rrrporrp33orr
Yonder Mountain String Band The Show

2.5 average
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dea
50 Cent Before I Self Destruct
album is mostly weak except for a few songs and a spot on eminem appearance
Army Of The Pharaohs Ritual Of Battle
Asher Roth Asleep In The Bread Aisle
Audioslave Audioslave
Bjork Medulla
Boris Amplifier Worship
Boris Vein
Boris The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 3
Boris The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 1
Buckethead Albino Slug
Buckethead Forensic Follies
Buckethead Underground Chamber
Cannibal Corpse The Bleeding
Cannibal Corpse The Wretched Spawn
Cobra Strike 13th Scroll
Cop Shoot Cop Ask Questions Later
D12 D12 World
Deadmau5 Full Circle
Deltron 3030 Event II
Diddy Last Train to Paris
Dream Theater Systematic Chaos
Eminem Infinite
Faith No More Introduce Yourself
Foo Fighters Foo Fighters
Gucci Mane The State vs. Radric Davis
GWAR Bloody Pit of Horror
Jedi Mind Tricks A History of Violence
Kanye West Yeezus
Kyuss Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss
Kyuss Sons Of Kyuss
Mac Miller Best Day Ever
Megadeth Cryptic Writings
Ministry The Land of Rape and Honey
Motorhead The World Is Yours
Mr. Lif I Phantom
Opeth Ghost Reveries
Opeth Pale Communion
Slash Slash
Slaughterhouse Slaughterhouse EP
i dunno why i listened to this. they're all great rappers but there's no chemistry. It all sounds very forced. i'd have to say the best verses were by Royce definitely.
Slayer Undisputed Attitude
a few good punk covers and a few lame ones. only worth it for hardcore slayer fans
Slayer Christ Illusion
Sonic Youth Confusion Is Sex
Stratovarius Elysium
The Strokes Angles
The Who Endless Wire
Thrice Major/Minor
all of you are wrongrbut maybe it's just me; to me this band has never done anything incredible or spectacular, with all of their music incorporating the basic conventions of post-hardcore/emo.alt rock or whatever the hell they are. It's nothing special, and sure they churn out a few decent tunes, but this isn't worth the amount of hyperbolic claim it recieves. So again, I reiteraterYOU ARE ALL WRONG
White Zombie Soul-Crusher
Yonder Mountain String Band Mountain Tracks Volume 5

2.0 poor
(hed) p.e. Truth Rising
Apakalypse Blood Godz
Buckethead Needle In A Slunk Stack
somewhat odd remix album that im not a fan of except for a few songs
Cage Depart From Me
Cannibal Corpse Gore Obsessed
DragonForce The Power Within
This isn't very good at all. Its basically old Dragonforce but with a md-range singer and more digestible, shorter songs. However, the song writing is the typical DF formula without much variation in tempo or riffs and Hudson is bland on vocals. The epic, cheesy bombast this record has does make it fun to listen to, if only for a few tracks
Dream Theater When Dream and Day Unite
Eminem Relapse
ok, eminem can still flow, still has sick beats, and still has sick lyrics.
the problems?
the accent, while allowing him to rhyme abnormal forms of words isnt bad per se, its just OVERUSED throughout the whole album
another problem. the subject matter, while sickeining like the slimshady lp, really isnt anything to snuff at.
topics include drugs, rape, celbrity bashing,murder,pills,moms, etc,
Gucci Mane The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted
his last album was really good but here hes trapped within his own cliches and ends up being boring and uninspired.
Korn Korn III: Remember Who You Are
Kottonmouth Kings Long Live The Kings
wow this is fucking terrible...forget my earlier review
Megadeth The World Needs a Hero
Megadeth Risk
Murs & Terrace Martin Melrose
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday
Ozzy Osbourne Scream
Slayer World Painted Blood
Soundgarden King Animal
T.I. No Mercy
Talib Kweli Gutter Rainbows
The Black Keys Turn Blue
Unsane Blood Run
Wiz Khalifa Rolling Papers
not 1 bad but not 3 good either. this is definitely a 2...Wiz is just damn boring on the mic and his beats make him sound sleepier. He lacks charisma and energy that all good rappers have
Yes Fly from Here

1.5 very poor
Lil Wayne Rebirth
has one good song on it..drop the world which em kills wayne on his own song lol
Linkin Park A Thousand Suns
The Who It's Hard
White Zombie Make Them Die Slowly
Yelawolf Radioactive
. Yelawolf delivers some solid tracks but he puts out dumb shit with Kid Rock that lowers the rating by far. AOTY? no Top 10 of this year? no longer a candidate

1.0 awful
(hed) p.e. New World Orphans
3OH!3 Streets of Gold
Black Tide Post Mortem
and not one fuck but two fucks were never given that day
Bullet for My Valentine Fever
Canibus C True Hollywood Stories
Drake Thank Me Later
album is garbage. people hype this shit like hes the next greatest thing. sorry, but his voice is corny, he cant sing or rap, and his lyrics and beats are terrible. boi-1da is a terrible producer
Grumblecunt I Piss Shit
Gucci Mane Gucci 2 Time
Justin Bieber My World 2.0
Lou Reed and Metallica Lulu
pretty fuckin terrible bro. i mean, st anger is better than this. Hard Jams shits all over these guys
Mac Miller Macadelic
Slipknot All Hope Is Gone
Sputnik Christmas At Our House
Three Days Grace Life Starts Now
Torsofuck Erotic Diarrhea Fantasy
Van Canto Tribe of Force
Vanilla Ice Vanilla Ice Is Back!
vanilla ice. just an awful awful man who makes awful awful music. how lame and boring can you get
Young Jeezy 1,000 Grams

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