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#10 You've got to represent Atmosphere if you're from Minnesota. Now I can finally say that we have more than Dylan and Prince, thank god. DJ Ant's beats are priceless on this album and I love how Beyond spits on a lot of the tracks with Slug, making it more fun to listen to.
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#9 You ever feel like giving the system a piece of your mind? You ever feel rebellious and like you want to point out whats wrong with the world and America? Well that's when its time for some Rage and you can't get anymore Rage than their live album. Sometimes I feel like I'm right there, at the concert, man that would be sweet.
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#8 I could listen to "She's So Heavy" for the rest of my life. I get lost in the guitar solos. And the transitions, they are so smooth. The Beatles at their best, in my opinion. Creativity and pure rock and roll. Also, I get to listen to this album on vinyl a lot so that pushed it in to my top ten
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#7 I know this isn't the best Radiohead album because otherwise I would say Kid A hands down but Hail to the Theif is so easy to listen to. Any mood fits that album for me. Also, its just pure Radiohead, like they were just jamming in the studio, building off of their own sound.
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#6 This was one of the first albums that really made me branch out from mainstream music. Thanks to Death Cab, I soon found the world of music many never get to experience.
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#5 They changed rap music forever. This album set the bar a step higher for everyone. Bottom line, 36 Chambers is so awesome. It includes great classics that I'll never get tired of, and it has so many great MCs on one album. RIP ODB. |
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#4 The simple lyrics is what I love about Modest Mouse. They say the obvious things in a very creative way, in a way you have never thought about before. My favorites are "Bukowski" and "Blame it on the Tetons," both are straight up really blunt about the ways of life. You've gotta love these guys for their attitude.
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#3 Uplifting. Moving. Poetic. Explosions say so much with out lyrics. They make beautiful music and if I ever need to be moved or just relax and snooze, I throw in this album.
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#2 The Gorillaz's founder, Damon Albarn, is one of the coolest guys ever, right after Jim Morrison, of course. Their music is so creative. I love electronic influenced music and I also love hip hop, making Gorillaz music for my soul. It's just a great LP to cruise to.
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#1 I love Pink Floyd. Just about every album is incredibly captivating. There's just something about how this album that fits together, so perfectly. I also love the content, transferring the great novel "Animal Farm" and turning it into beautiful 70's music. Floyd was ahead of its time and I'll always be impressed with this album.
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