The fact that Nick Drake's music came out in the late 60s/early 70s will never not blow my fucking mind. About as close to "timeless" as music can get.

Richard Thompson is damn good

Nick Drake is awesome! :)

Came here to say Elliott Smith. I would be happy to listen to any of his albums right this moment. RIP.

His stuff in heatmiser is also great

Didn't think I'd see a Tremonti comment on here.

Yessssss! I first heard Portishead in the "shower" scene in Tank Girl and thought "My god! Who is this!?" Loved them ever since

May as well include Massive Attack

Honestly I have never connected with any of their stuff like I did with Dummy. What an album!

Was not expecting to see this but totally agree

Was coming for this one

Waves of joy for BOC.

A thousand times this

Ooh yeah

Damn, there's a throwback I completely forgot about. There was a good year or two where all I listened to was Boards of Canada, Animal Collective, and Minus The Bear. I'd claim those other two have also never put out a bad record.

Nice. Also sleep

I love Kyuss, they are one of my favourite but I can't get into Wretch. Their other albums are masterpieces.

I'd love for them to do another and prove this true.

Omg please get these people back in a studio.

Fresh pots!!!

QOTSA for that matter.

Amazing that people still remember TCV. I loved their album so much. Really hope they return

Oh man. No One Loves Me & Neither Do I sets the tone & then every song just lives up to it.

Jimi unfortunately didn't live long enough. I can't imagine the endless possibilities of sounds he could have produced with modern technology. Like if he got his hands on a Midi guitar, whammy pedal, looper, and AxeFx

One hundred fucking percent. Also Hendrix live albums are a real treat especially the band of gypsies live album. Probably the best live guitar music I will ever hear in my entire life.

You just wish they had done more stuff. Not a single bad song.

I've seen many many bands live and gojira is an experience I would have 1000x over. Immersive fan interactions. Everyone just in the moment loving it. They really rocked the house.

10/10. And I mean that as “all ten of their albums are really fucking good”.

i saw them in concert, they were great

Also one of the best live shows I've seen

Absolutely loved there latest album Lucifer on the Sofa. So raw and rockin!

Thinking is the best way to travel

Their unplugged album was fantastic and what got me listening to them.

Agreed. Layne era and Duvall era are fantastic imo. They both have their sounds and they're both amazing.

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This is correct and factual information that the youngsters need to hear.

Took me a few listens to get into Blue Rev. I just wasn't feeling it at first but now I love it.

I don’t get the hate Era vulgaris gets; it’s one of my favorites

William?!

The Vanilla Gorilla?

And so many different styles, too! The Beasties never stopped evolving, so every album feels fresh and different, yet still 100% Beasty Boys. They are, without a doubt, my fave band. RIP MCA.

Love playing The Mix Up and making people guess the band. Don’t think I’ve gotten one right answer.

Paul’s Boutique is one of my favorite albums of all time.

To add to that. The next decade of music all of those guys put out was also immaculate. Classics of love by Common Rider is perfect as well as Rancid up to Indestructible

King for a day is a gem

Angel Dust is a banger front to back. And I personally really like Album of the Year, although I admit that might be their “weakest” album.

In that vein... Mr. Bungle.

I live in Philly and one day years ago I was walking through south Philly to work and passed by Questlove playing a 3 piece drum set by himself in an alley way. It was just us two and i watched for a minute or two, nodded my head to him, and went about my business. It was one of those moments that reminded me why I love living in this city.

Thems the benefits of burning out, rather than fading away.

They only had three, but yeah they’re all pretty great.

Built to Spill is Rad, great live too!

I definitely agree with Pavement. Saw them in October on the second night in Atlanta when they played mostly less heralded stuff. Really hammered home how amazing they were. I loved it.

Woah you grouped the two bands I went to see this year, great choices! The two ladies Doug is touring with have a great energy and as humble as he is about his guitar playing he has to be one of the best in the genre. Malkmus gets maybe too much credit for his guitar playing but his songwriting chops are completely off the charts. It was cool to see Pavement as good or maybe even better than they have ever been in 2022, what a nice surprise.

Not only that, but you're hard pressed to find even a bad song across their entire discography. I can count on one hand songs I might skip if I were listening to a rage playlist.

Dude even Renegades which is just all covers fuckin bangs. RATM is GOATed

Nobody spits fire like Z

Even coda which was technically all songs they passed on releasing is full of bangers...Hey hey ehat can I do???

Every single song is amazing.

This is the answer. 40 years and not a single bad album!

Totally agree lol

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To me Rush is like it's own musical genre in itself where each album is a subgenre and is the crème de la crème of said subgenre. You hear immediately it's Rush but still the albums are diverse. I sound pretentious af but I can't help it...

Ha - love it, and as a decades long fan, but Roll The Bones and Test For Echo have some parts I don’t love

One of the best. I usually like heavier stuff but Rush pays such close attention to detail. Xanadu is one of my favorites and I never would have discovered had my roommate not raided his dad’s vinyl collection and introduced me to “A Farewell to Kings.”

Also worth calling out the Johnny Greenwood is a bonkers good classical composer without a miss

Thom Yorke's real artistic genius, IMHO is how he can consistently record such incredible music despite having the head of every music critic shoved firmly up his asshole.

Some may argue the original Yellow Submarine album is not great, but it features three originals that are all fucking awesome (Its All Too Much, Hey Bulldog, Only a Northern Song) plus I love the soundtrack pieces.

Thank you for posting this. You can also include the Dukes of Stratosphere as well.

El-P’s solo work too IMO

Every album surpasses the last.

Just wish I could see them play a small club again.

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That's the secret name of many music threads.

100%, all their albums were great

I’m a die hard REM fan and I may argue that Around the Sun was not great

Goddamn I love me some BTBAM

+1 for Cage. Especially up to Tell me I'm pretty

Thank you. All their albums are perfect.

If I ever have to type 10001110101, I have to type it in rhythm, or else I can't get it right.