What's that album that you associate most with some of the worst, hardest, etc. times in your life?
For me, all of Alice in Chains' acoustic work, Sap + Jar of Flies and MTV Unplugged, got me through some shit; I love them, but can't help but think of those rough old days.
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Katrina
Pic related makes me think of all the heartache all over again.
Mostly the last track though.
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I'm lucky to be alive.
Coil - Horse Rotorvator
;-;
songs of leonard cohen
feelings of confusion and isolation made this album an experience
Low
Probably The Ape of Naples and Deathconsciousness.
the album that only truly makes sense once you've hit your lowest point
Wold/Bastard by Tyler
Edgy teen years and a rough break-up.
It happens to be Giles Corey's S/T
It doesn't really make me think of those times now, though, and I don't have much of a reason to listen to it anyway.
This or Circa Survives "juturna"
Listened to this a lot when I was in the psych ward
My guys
Funny, I feel like I am going through that phase right now. I always say that in my life, but I always manage to feel shittier the more I live, hillarious.
>Deathconsciousness
Purely for the song "I Don't Love". Sometimes I have it on loop entire day. I'm depressed and I feel immense sense of apathy, I am supposed to be in a relationship and I don't know how to express love while in this state, it's fucked. I just listen to it always crying and I can see myself always connecting it to that.
>Hesitation Marks
A lot of people consider this to be Trent's happy album, it's really not. It's a wonderful, incredibly moody piece, It showcases a lot of sadness, regret and fear/anxiety. Sometimes I can't listen to it due to the songs like "Various Methods Of Escape" which come too close to home.
>The Slip
Lights In The Sky and Head Down always fuck me up, I listen to this album entirely, almost all the time. These two particular pieces just really destroy me.
>The Wall
Most consider it a shitty taste, but I just find the album really wonderful and it has a lot of meanings to me; I feel closed away from the world and maybe, just like in the concept of the album, it's by my own doing.
Special mention goes mostly to the second disc, even though shit like "One Of My Turns" really fucks me up, but I can barely contain myself by the time the combo of Hey You/ Is There Anybody Out There?/ Nobody Home/ Vera/ Bring The Boys Back Home/Comfortably Numb" comes up, I cry like a bitch during all of these.
specifically "Famous Blue Raincoat"
here's to you Anna
In Utero, I had no direction in my life and that album made me feel less alone in that sense.
Nothing Safe for me.
It was around that time that my father killed himself and I just listened to it during all waking hours.
these albums got me through the hardest 2 years of my life into the best year ive had so far.
We were together for three years, and she left me for someone else 4 months ago. My life is in shambles.
a constant numb.
listening to gold dust rn what the fuck
Walking through the snow skipping class listening to Nujabes and World's End Girlfriend
Oh my god I'm going to cry
Walking in the rain to Nujabes, hoodie up
All those nights thinking about veering off the road
Or colliding with the oncoming truck.
ME AND MY FUCKING GAHHHHHH
one off
Her name was Valerie. She might have left me, but she gave me the perspective for this masterpiece.
(Besides, the girl I'm with right now is everything I could have wanted)
this desu
I have never felt as exposed in my entire life as when i was with her, but just standing naked together doesent amount to having a good relationship it seems.
How the fuck did the picture become like that.
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While not the album, I think this has a uplifiting beauty to the lyrics and the music is the best he's ever written bar none.
>the title track
>Ticking, the time's running out
bum
Anything by Elliott Smith