Post an underrated album by your favorite artist
Post an underrated album by your favorite artist
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Charles Jackson
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Owen Sullivan
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Grayson Barnes
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Ian Long
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Asher Adams
how do you exist thinking queens of the stone age is a band worth admitting as your favourite?
you're as bad as this guy:
Nathan Sanchez
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Jackson Ward
It's technically a collab but damn if it wasn't my favorite album of 2014
Liam Rivera
should probably add this
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Alexander Campbell
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Ian Barnes
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Andrew Flores
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Jaxson Bailey
and whats your favorite buddy
Isaac Young
>QotSA s/t
>underrated
Isn't it universally considered the best after Songs for the Deaf?
Cooper Ramirez
most people go for clockwork or rated r
James Hill
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Adrian Wright
I think I might like this a little more than CRCR
Cameron Stewart
Agree. Horrible excuse for a band.
Grayson Watson
LC himself hated it, but it's actually got some brilliant stuff on it
Grayson Peterson
Josh Homme is unironically the biggest genious of this century
Anthony Wood
You have got to be joking. He is a hack at best. His guitar playing ability is laughable.
Jeremiah Green
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Aiden Ramirez
best album they ever did
Ethan Davis
Thats not Family Man
Justin Morgan
This
Asher Ross
Who the fuck cares about his guitar playing ability!? I'm talking about songmaking
Josiah Williams
Has honestly some of their best tunes on it
Jacob Hughes
>not smart enough to listen to Josh Homme
Zachary King
Well liked by fans but underrated by the critics
Owen Anderson
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Aaron Brown
This shit right here. It's not one of my favorite Deftones albums but it's got some of their best songs on it. Minerva alone makes this album great
Anthony Walker
You just proved that you have no idea what you are talking about
Nathan Edwards
QOTSA is QOTSA's best album.
Benjamin Ramirez
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Noah Parker
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John Flores
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Anthony Bailey
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Jaxson Gomez
agree my fren
Isaac King
Irch?
Ryder Jenkins
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Nathaniel Jenkins
if you're serious then do elaborate
i like some of the tracks some of the time
Christian Reyes
Burning Sky and Always Never are my jams
Jacob Hall
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Charles Garcia
>this century
But all his best work was with Kyuss in the 90s
Carson Price
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James Gomez
this
Nathan Myers
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that's not underrated, everyone praises the Berlin Trilogy albums.
probably, Dead Man Walking, Seven Years In Tibet, Looking For Satellites are all good tracks. Earthling shouldn't be overlooked.
Jayden Thompson
I second this.
Also, Incesticide. It's not even acknowledged as an album. This motherfucker had Aneurysm.
Nicholas Perez
OK album. Not their best.
Joshua Wilson
Fuck your face, soyboy. I could play circles around that fuckstain.
Joseph Bailey
Josh Homme is a fucking talentless hack soyboy.
James Cruz
Low and "Heroes" get all the praise. Lodger usually gets ignored or seen as the weakest of the trilogy.
Alexander Fisher
that's like sating Ziggy Stardust gets more praise than Lodger. Low, "Heroes" and Lodger are all essential Bowie albums for many critics, who still parrot the same 'he didn't do anything worthwhile after Scary Monsters'. Underrated on this board, probably, but who cares about our opinions? I'll still defend 'Hours...' though.
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Tyler King
Yes.
No.
Also this one:
Christian Hall
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Joshua King
i need to give Heathen a few more listens. Heard it some time ago and didnt liked it but i feel im missing something.
Henry Morgan
should've been more clearer
for all the critics, Bowie stopped being Bowie after Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). They've always preferred Ziggy Stardust to Aladdin Sane, Hunky Dory to The Man Who Sold The World. The Berlin Trilogy, however, remains their 'Bowie in his prime' albums. 90s Bowie (especially The Buddha Of Suburbia) didn't get that much recognition as his older albums. But then, we're talking about the people who also dismissed Low when it came out as 'pseudo avant-grande music'.
come on now, Heathen was a big comeback for Bowie. Don't be absurd.
Luke Long
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Wyatt Nelson
The correct post would be...
Liam Campbell
i dont know if underrated but completely overshadowed by their mid-late 70's work. Scaruffi is literally the only critic that has given this album a higher score than their ''golden years'' albums.
Kevin Brown
bump
Cooper Butler
There isn't really any discussion going on this thread other than posts replying to others with a Yes/No. I think New York is a very underrated album, it has great songwriting and for me sounds more like a Lou Reed album than Transformer. If anything comes close to this, it's Songs For Drella
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