PRIME Wrestling
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Post by PRIME Wrestling on Jun 2, 2014 10:32:14 GMT -5
Hey everyone! I thought this would be a good topic. Just name your favorite 5 albums. Give a brief description of them while you're at it. I'm on my phone at school, but once I get home from school I'll edit this.
5.) Forever Halloween - The Maine
4.) Common Courtesy - A Day To Remember
3.) 3 Rounds and a Sound - Blind Pilot
2.) Vessel - Twenty One Pilots
1.) Homesick - A Day To Remember
I'll add an explanation, my favorite songs from the albums, and honorable mentions in a bit.
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Post by PRIME Wrestling on Jun 2, 2014 10:34:02 GMT -5
I might make this my top ten albums...lol.
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Post by Dylan. on Jun 2, 2014 10:41:33 GMT -5
I can't put anything in a certain order.. At all..
So in no certain order.. ..And Justice For All by Metallica Forever Halloween by The Maine In Utero by Nirvana Smash by The Offspring El Camino by Black Keys
Recently I've started to really get into the stuff Twenty one pilots have put out. Vessel is probably #6 or so on that list for me. But those above are my all time faves. The Maine is up there because that album grabbed me from the second I started A Birthday In LA.
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Post by FWL on Jun 2, 2014 10:59:16 GMT -5
1. Shogun by Trivium - First metal album I ever listened to. It changed my taste in music and led me to discover everything else I now like.
2. Master of Puppets by Metallica - Self explanatory. Just listen if you haven't and you'll know what I mean.
3. Nightmare by Avenged Sevenfold - One of my favorite bands, and another one that changed my taste in music when I discovered them. This album was pretty much perfect.
4. Fortress by Alter Bridge - A band that just keeps getting better with every album they make. This is their most recent album, but the rest of their albums are great as well.
5. Wolf by Tyler, the Creator - I know Tyler clearly doesn't belong in a list with the first four, but I bought this album the day it came out and still listen to and love every single song on it.
Honorable mentions:
Absolution by Muse Battle of Los Angeles by Rage Against the Machine Pretty much any album by the Foo Fighters Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge by My Chemical Romance From Under the Cork Tree by Fall Out Boy Core by Stone Temple Pilots
There's a lot more, just can't think of them at the moment.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2014 12:12:00 GMT -5
Ah poop lol this is gonna be a fun list to make I'll do this after I get off work.
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Post by PhoenixFeathers on Jun 2, 2014 14:30:15 GMT -5
1. The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me - Brand New - There's not much else to say here. I encourage anybody who even remotely likes Rock music to listen to this album. From start to end it's just powerful, strong lyrics that just suck you in. I didn't believe all the hype when Troy and John told me it was so good, but I was wrong.
2. Age Of Ignorance - Our Last Night - "lol theres a reason 2 luv" Seriously though, I found out about these guys last year, and since then a lot of people here have found out about them. Which is fine, but Age of Ignorance holds up for me. Such a good album really sets the story of today's crippled society. As I'm sure most people here have heard OLN I'd suggest this or even We Will All Evolve for people like me who enjoy their harder stuff.
3. The Greatest Generation - The Wonder Years - Yeah, honestly this was a hard choice. I'd like to think every TWY album is on par. So I'm really just going with which one I have listened to the most. If I could just put TWY as a whole I would. However, The Greatest Generation is the first of TWY I have actually sat down to listen to, and I was not disappointed. Fantastic album from the ground up, and much like The Devil and God gave me chills a lot when I first listened to it. Sometimes still to this day. I may be new to the band but man The Wonder Years are fantastic.
4. Wildlife - La Dispute - Listen to this album. From start to finish it's a rush of emotions and makes your heart race, plays with you. It's amazing. King Park is a gem among all else, and much like the rest of the albums many stories makes you feel like you're there. It's hard for me to not picture what Jordan is "singing" about like I was there to witness it. It's truly an amazing experience that I'd suggest to ANYONE even if you don't like the genre.
5. Full of War - Conditions - This band is breaking up soon, and unfortunately I only learned about them last year. However, I'd always suggest this album to anybody. Every song is very catchy and have really good lyrics and sound. If you can't tap your feet or even feel like you need to move your body in the slightest while listening to this album then you're doing it wrong. Lol, seriously through very good album.
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Post by WAIF on Jun 2, 2014 15:48:44 GMT -5
This makes me realize how black I really am
Good kid, M.a.a.d Cit- Kendrick Lamar The Chronic- Dr. Dre Life after Death- Biggie Born Sinner- J. Cole (So underrated) Lace Up- MGK
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Post by King Of Spice on Jun 2, 2014 15:59:02 GMT -5
5 - Nimrod - Green Day.
4 - Common Courtesy - A Day To Remember.
3 - Barbarian Overlords - Barbarian Overlords.
2 - Nevermind - Nirvana.
1 - Dookie - Green Day.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2014 19:54:36 GMT -5
Idk if I would put them in a list cause its hard lol but yeah.
Pioneer by The Maine So for 4 years at the time I had been listening to The Maine and while their stuff was good this album just complete showed how talented they were by completely changing their sound while also keeping their originality. The album opens up with Identify which is a nod to their earlier stuff and they go on to some really dark tracks like Misery and then picks it up with Like We Did. When people ask for music recommendations I direct them to this album from top to bottom and even the B-Sides they put out a year later was amazing. And my favorite song isn't even a listed track it's a hidden track so that just shows you how much they put into this album.
The Upsides by The Wonder Years This is one of those albums that change your life. This was the second album I listened too from this band and it just completely blew me away the lyrics were driven with more feeling and meaning on this album than their first studio album Get Stoked On It while I felt like it was good the lyrics were more goofy on that album compared to this. I was just able to relate to what Soupy was writing on The Upsides, I still get chills while listening to Melrose Diner just because it describes the shitty situation I was going through at the time I was listening to this for the first time. While I absolutely love all of their albums I am in the same boat as mike i'd love to put all 4 studio albums in my favorites but I have to go with this one. Hold On Now, Youngster by Los Campesinos! I remember hearing the song My Year In Lists for the first time while I was still in high school it came on MTVU one morning I was getting ready for school and I was just like man these guys have a sound I've never heard before and I checked out the album and it is amazing both female and male vocalist and they blend so well and feed off each other. I know i'm not the only one around here that likes the 'emo boy' songs but this album isn't that it is just full of cheer and is a great pick me up album. The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Of Me by Brand New What can I say about this album. Brand New was always a band I heard about but never really gave them a shot. I started off with Your Favorite Weapon and deja vu and I thought they were pretty good some really good Pop Punky songs that I dug but then when I heard this it just blew my mind and completely changed the way I look at music. The way the tracks were laid out on the album and how they were written is just perfection. It's another one of those albums where it completely changes your opinion on the band because how different their style is on this album compared to their first.
Gospel by Fireworks Out of every album I listed above this one has made it into my favorites very recently and it definitely has been getting the most plays lately they have that older pop punk sound that I fell in love with and reminds me of Motion City Soundtrack a little bit a band that was one of my favorites in high school. This is another album that isn't necessarily upbeat but they use the more lighter sound to get some of the Wonder Years type lyrics out. Easily in my top 5.
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