What are some albums that start out accessible and then get more and more experimental as they go on?
What are some albums that start out accessible and then get more and more experimental as they go on?
Bentley Lewis
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Hunter Morris
hex enduction hour
also we are time is the pinnacle of music
James Allen
>First track - Paperhouse
"Oh hey user this is some nice prog! I knew you liked some normal music haha!"
>Peking-O
"user please leave"
Nathaniel Roberts
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Nicholas Torres
more like one and then the other but still
Aaron Reed
She Is Beyond Good And Evil isn't part of the album though. It's a single that started getting out there in later rereleases.
Grayson Parker
Holy fuck I somehow never knew that. I can't imagine the album not starting with She is Beyond Good and Evil. Learning that makes me feel weird
Blake Murphy
All this time I thought OP was refering that it starts with Thief of Fire and I was thinking Thief of Fire is not really that accessible
Jonathan Stewart
The band just wanted to do some crazy shit but their label made them do some pop songs too so it would be more commercial.
Benjamin Brown
WHERE THERE’S A WILL
THERE HAS GOT TO BE A WAY
Caleb Phillips
Julian Reyes
Neu! goes in fits and starts, but I'd say the first track is definitely the most accessible. Animals by Pink Floyd is also a contender.
Kevin Hill
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Leo Diaz
Houdini by melvins. It’s pretty accessible throughout but spread eagle beagle is basically telling you to fuck off (Kurt cobain is on percussion there)
Gavin Foster
The first two Velvet Underground
James White
They countered them with Infinity and Irene Papas.
Adam Cruz
>throat singing begins
how do i enjoy this album Sup Forums
Easton Hughes
Is that really a new album? I swear i have seen that exact image somewhere else.
Also, the velvet underground is an obvious one
Asher Hill
stop being a pleb
Adam Hall
its from the 70s my guy
Joshua Edwards
Starts off with catchy bubblegum rock and ends with an industrial suite
Luke Reed
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