ITT: Post only the most essential, important, and influential albums that everybody should hear.
ITT: Post only the most essential, important, and influential albums that everybody should hear
Aaron Ramirez
Colton Howard
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Landon Bell
since we're going obvious
Ayden Davis
21 Pilots- Blurryface
Logan Howard
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Gavin Adams
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Tyler Hill
Admit it.
>inb4 pasta
Samuel Sullivan
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Zachary Mitchell
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Parker Lewis
I've heard all of these. Where do I go from here?
Colton Thomas
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Justin Bell
do this one, its better
Luis Evans
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Tyler Bennett
seconded
Ian Sullivan
seconded
Joseph Sanchez
These are for sure
All time most important album
Dylan Green
yep
good thread guys
Jordan Brooks
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Levi Gray
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Lincoln Long
is this album really that good? it's the only album spammed here I haven't heard
Daniel Peterson
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Henry Bailey
Basically, post Sup Forumscore thread
Ryan Williams
Good pick user.
Angel Moore
>post Sup Forumscore
what did he mean by this?
Adrian Mitchell
Sup Forums really likes influential music
Jackson King
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Joshua Lee
great album, but how is it influential?
Henry Perez
It influenced me to kill myself.
Leo Miller
orThe "essentials" chart that has classical/jazz/traditional on it as well. Don't mean possible
I'll go for pic related, first album to really use electronics in a poppy way effectively.
Caleb Robinson
It's one of the greatest musical experiences I've ever witnessed. However, it's not going to appeal to you unless you fully enter its world. You also probably won't like it the first few times.
If you have social anxiety, depression, troubles with anger or just mood issues in general then it encapsulates them perfectly.
Hunter Parker
The most influential of them all
Jack White
Th
Christopher Barnes
>liking flint
Mama mia
Connor Watson
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Jaxson Diaz
Loveless for the 2000s tbhdesu
Luis Long
good pics
pic related is a timeless piece of perfection
Christopher Bennett
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Kayden Cruz
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Angel Hughes
bangarang is the red pill skrillex album, user
Easton Flores
Love it, but is it really influential?
Aiden Thompson
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Nicholas Gomez
Honestly yeah I think so.
David Young
This thread is stupid as fuck.
Christopher Moore
agreed it actually sucks ass
Wyatt Robinson
That's what I call music!!
Grayson Bailey
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Adam Ross
no, just twangy rock with some muttering.
The most overrated album here.
Cooper Ward
Alright which one of you is lying
Luis Martin
nah
Levi Hernandez
Yes
Yeah
Yes
Yes
No
Yeah
Yes
Yeah
Yes
Yeah
YeahBest one here
Angel Rogers
Maybe you should listen and decide for yourself.
Grayson Martin
neh
still 9/10 album tho
Christian Wright
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Aiden Powell
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Lucas Edwards
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Colton Fisher
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Jacob Ramirez
Is there anywhere with a FLAC download of all the albums in this picture? I don't want to go through finding all of them if someone else already has
Blake Roberts
YES.
Christian Adams
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Adam Gomez
pls help
Adam Thompson
>all this rockist garbage
Lmao nope. There's really only a few things that are truly important and influential.
Dmitri Shotakovich - Symphony No. 5 (the epitome of common practice era art music)
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (the epitome of improvisational masterwork in music)
Karlheinz Stockhausen - Elektronische Musik (a collection entailing the epitome of sound based approaches to music and electronic music)
The Beatles - Abbey Road (the epitome of everything popular music can do)
And a bunch of traditional folk recordings which demonstrate various actually different approaches to music.
No, your indie shoegaze qt gf album that only covers a small niche of the world doesn't count. Neither does your super experimental garbage that's actually a watered down approach to what the real masterminds like Xenakis and Stockhausen were doing.
Kayden Thompson
>heard it
>didn't blow me away
Caleb Myers
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Nathan Lewis
>If you have social anxiety, depression, troubles with anger or just mood issues in general then it encapsulates them perfectly.
This
Samuel Evans
>not posting discovery
more like daft cunt amirite lads
Aiden Wood
>mostly rock
Hudson Jones
please be a pasta
Isaiah Wood
>The Beatles - Abbey Road (the epitome of everything popular music can do)
yeah no, Pet Sounds blows this out of the water
>Karlheinz Stockhausen - Elektronische Musik (a collection entailing the epitome of sound based approaches to music and electronic music)
>sound based approaches to music
as opposed to non sound based approaches?
>Dmitri Shotakovich - Symphony No. 5 (the epitome of common practice era art music)
if you're talking about influential classical music, that definitely goes to Beethoven's 5th or 9th. also, "art music" is the most pretentious term i've ever read
Ethan Powell
never has any album reached the level of genuine natural beauty before this album
Adrian Gomez
This was disappointing, I was hoping it would sound more disjointed and primitive like EN but it turned out to be pretty straightforward
Carson White
Hunting them all down is the point
You run into a some you hate too but it's all part of the fun and finding what you really like