I know this album was recorded months before the attacks, but it has a weird 9/11 vibe, More albums like this.
9/11 core
Blake Smith
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Adrian Reed
this
James Thompson
my second favorite Residents album desu, this is way overlooked
Jaxson Scott
Shocking no one posted Love and Theft by Bob Dylan
Jace Rodriguez
This album was the worst thing to happen to New York that year desu
Aaron Peterson
The towers of babylon
Brayden Scott
this doesn't look like a real album cover
Julian Parker
Kid A and Amnesiac both sound like they're trying to predict 9/11
Plus there's the album art, especially this one on the amnesiac inner sleeve
Jason Roberts
shit bait
Adam Sullivan
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Michael Evans
further info (i'm familiar with the drift but not with any 9/11 connections)
Christopher Morgan
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Nathan Thomas
Here you go
Joseph Miller
Tyler Ross
Primal Scream - XTRMNTR
Owen Wood
maybe the reason they have 9/11 vibes is because the covers have 2 towers/buildings you fucking brainlets
Thomas Davis
How does it have any 9/11 vibes besides having towers on the front and being released/recorded sorta aroun that time?
Zachary Wood
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Connor Richardson
>THIS PLANE IS TOTALLY CRASHING
Andrew Robinson
>They have a song called Ashes of the American Flag
"Jesus Etc: "Tall buildings shake Voices escape singing sad sad songs ... Voices whine Skyscrapers are scraping together Your voice is smoking"
>And the cover has twin towers.
Ryan Hill
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Angel Nelson
>It was released in France and other European countries on 11 September 2001.
>Has a song called "Le grand incendie" which is "The Great Fire" in English.
>Translation of lyrics:
This is it, the great fire.
There's fire everywhere, (emergency).
Babylone, Paris is collapsing,
New York City, Iroquois which
are tumbling now. Come on!
London, Delhi, Dallas in
the show, Tribute to pompier art.
You can hear the sirens, they're
leaving the big scale.
Go. (Go!).
Tribute to the tectonique art.
A techno-picnic on the disembowelled
land but the fault is
dug, distintergrated.
Claudia Schiffer says she's
not even scared and everyone
applauds, on the telly.
Get a grip, Get a grip!
You've gotta run now,
she's in a bunker,
there's no more programme,
there's not even any more time
tonight folks.
It's the fire, the great fire (x 4)
It's the tsunami,
rats can no longer
laugh, escape, hide
in a hideout, bury themselves.
The side is tiny,
on the edge of the abyss.
Implosion, explosion,
death to the con rhyme.
Scoundrels, B***ards,
Standards, Badgers!
Everyone for themself that reminds us
as soon as we had the trigger.
Wanadoo, a doowupadoo,
(I wanna, I wanna, wanna go
with you), too late, little,
little devil! Compensation
is peanuts, you'll have nothing!
Run! (x 4)
No flying limit.
Speed up!
Speed up, we don't have time.
You always think you can
stop to dispose of yourself into a corner
to lie down and forget the pace!
It's the fire, the great fire...
Carter Perez
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Angel Collins
Oh god yes, this album actually has a connection to 9/11. Insanely good albums.
Gavin Johnson
>Explosions in the Sky's sophomore album was met with a slight controversy during its release in the UK a day before the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center Towers. As one can observe, the album cover depicts a plane with an insert that says "this plane will crash tomorrow."
obv this one
Carter Gonzalez
wow its almost as if the twin towers were an extremely likely target for a terrorist attack, like a followup to the 1993 terrorist attack on the twin towers or something
its almost as if people were expecting them to fall due to terrorist attacks or something
its almost as if there was a fifteen year buildup to the september 11th terrorist attack
its almost like people use negative emotions, like the ones sparked by a potential terrorist attack, to create more powerful sounding albums
Jace Price
meaning it makes you want to jump from the 15th floor?
Ethan Barnes
shit's spooky af... makes me wanna stay away from it
Anthony Sullivan
was this ITT already?
Ryan Adams - New York New York, shot on 9/7/2001, features the twin towers prominently, was released right after 9/11
Caleb Watson
this fucking blows
chris pls come back
Hudson Jenkins
"And sometimes planes they smash up in the sky"
Released late July 2001
Camden Bell
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Bruce Springsteen - The Rising
Jeremiah Anderson
The song Oh Superman sounds like it could be about 9/11. Probably isn't though, since it was written in the 80s.
Owen Allen
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Connor Wood
The Blueprint
>Multi platinum classic recorded in Manhattan by New York's biggest artist of that era and released on 9/11 just minutes before the planes hit.
Can't get more 9/11-core than that
Joshua Roberts
surprised it took this long
Nathaniel Sullivan
released September 11, 2012
Benjamin Jackson
the absolute madmen
Christopher Hill
edgy
Anthony Parker
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Zachary Gomez
DELET THIS
William Rivera
criminally underrated
Tyler Gomez
>live show 3 days after 9/11
deliver us, boognish
Andrew Richardson
>Release date: September 11, 2001
POD's Satellite definitely counts as 9/11-core.
Evan Scott
I bought Drukqs almost immediately upon its release. I made a mental note at the time about the closeness of its release to the event of 9/11. Drukqs is the one piece of art that I care about which (coincidentally) was released in close time-proximity to 9/11.
I don't really associate the music and the event apart from their proximity together, but it is 'helpful' that plenty of Drukqs is dark and/or discordant in some way, like the day.
Thomas Reyes
YHF has a lot more similarities than that albeit completely coincidental.
Like it was completed well before 9/11 and was intended to be released on 9/11 as well as the obvious lyrical connection on some tracks specifically Jesus etc. Not to mention, as you said, the cover art.