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Unrelenting · 04-08-2010, 02:55 PM

System of a Down- Toxicity

This is the album that got me into music. I remember being 12 or 13 and getting this album and always having it playing, much to the dismay of my brothers and parents.

Swollen Members- Bad Dreams

The first album that convinced me that maybe all rap wasn't terrible tripe about bitches and hos.

Gorillaz-S/T

This wasn't an album that changed my world or anything, but it's one that even now going back to it, I still enjoy immensely.

Sirenia- At Sixes and Sevens

Until I heard this record, I thought that if metal wasn't fast and angry to the point where it is one dimensional, it didn't deserve the time of day. This was so melancholy and brooding and I loved every minute of it.

Opeth- Still Life

My introduction to one of my favorite bands.

That 1 Guy- Songs In The Key of Beyotch

This was my first exposure to self-made instruments.

The Locust-Plague Soundscapes
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So volatile, noisy, and non-musical. And I love the album for it.

A Legend Falls- Analyzing Tactics For The Morally Dead and Dying

The first proof I saw that my local scene isn't complete ****.

Akira Yamaoka-Silent Hill 3 OST

First time I've heard trip hop and dark ambient.

Psyclon Nine- We The Fallen

The scariest Industrial album I've heard

04-08-2010, 02:55 PM	#341 (permalink)
Unrelenting True to username Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1,100	System of a Down- Toxicity This is the album that got me into music. I remember being 12 or 13 and getting this album and always having it playing, much to the dismay of my brothers and parents. Swollen Members- Bad Dreams The first album that convinced me that maybe all rap wasn't terrible tripe about bitches and hos. Gorillaz-S/T This wasn't an album that changed my world or anything, but it's one that even now going back to it, I still enjoy immensely. Sirenia- At Sixes and Sevens Until I heard this record, I thought that if metal wasn't fast and angry to the point where it is one dimensional, it didn't deserve the time of day. This was so melancholy and brooding and I loved every minute of it. Opeth- Still Life My introduction to one of my favorite bands. That 1 Guy- Songs In The Key of Beyotch This was my first exposure to self-made instruments. The Locust-Plague Soundscapes . So volatile, noisy, and non-musical. And I love the album for it. A Legend Falls- Analyzing Tactics For The Morally Dead and Dying The first proof I saw that my local scene isn't complete **. Akira Yamaoka-Silent Hill 3 OST First time I've heard trip hop and dark ambient. Psyclon Nine- We The Fallen** The scariest Industrial album I've heard __________________ My lastfm Last edited by Unrelenting; 04-08-2010 at 03:05 PM.