I deleted my previous rec, and I'm choosing this instead: the best album I've heard from 2014. It's a wonder to behold.
Key
11-23-2014 11:37 AM
Pg.lost - Key.
If you have trouble finding a copy, I can provide it. Its my #1 favorite album of all time.
Cuthbert
11-23-2014 11:46 AM
Nas - Illmatic.
If you've heard it (I know you said you gave Hip Hop a go at one point but couldn't get into it) then fair enough. If you haven't I think you should.
Should be very easy to find but if you can't I'll rip it and upload for you and send you a PM.
Trollheart
11-23-2014 12:30 PM
Thanks everyone!
In case anyone gets the idea I'm pushing for presents, which would not be my style, this is more like those trees where people bring presents for the less well-off: you have those too, don'tcha? You bring the album, I review it.
Anyway thanks for the quick response, and some comments and replies below:
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Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds
(Post 1511786)
For a moment I thought you were addressing me personally. Anyway…
Tame Impala - Lonerism
Thanks Mr P. I've heard a lot about these guys, so will be interested to give it a go. Congrats on being first in the line! :)
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Originally Posted by JustinJJustin
(Post 1511791)
The Marshal Mathers LP by Eminem. Since I never see you listen to much rap.
Yeah. There's a reason for that. Why oh why did you have to pick him? :(
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Originally Posted by Goofle
(Post 1511793)
^ in fairness to Mr. Trollheart, he did specify that he wants us to suggest albums we think he would like. There's probably a reason he never reviews rap.
Thanks for the vote, but also in fairness I said any genre, so there's no real reason I can't review it. Don't expect a good review though Justin!
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I'm not entirely sure which albums you have reviewed so let me know if this is one of them and I'll change it.
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat - Weltuntergangsstimmung (2012)
This album is described as "Darkwave" but it's essentially gothic synth rock. I think you'd enjoy it.
I've always avoided them thanks to the name, but I'll sure give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by Urban Hat€monger ?
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You keep on saying you like prog but it's always that horrid synthetic overproduced 80s shite. I've never once heard you comment on anything about the Canterbury scene, anyway this isn't so much a prog album as an solo album from someone from that scene....
Yeah, you're right. Other than Mostly Autumn, who are sort of Canterbury-influenced, and Gong, there is no Canterbury in my collection. I've heard of him of course. Will be interesting.
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Originally Posted by Plankton
(Post 1511810)
I could have almost put money on you choosing this one. Again, it'll be interesting to see what all the fuss is about.
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Originally Posted by Gigantic Debaser
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It's accessible, but still pretty badass, and with a unique, killer singer. Everybody and their mother has heard at least the singles from this album, but knowing you, you may still never have heard it. If you have though, then just let me know and I'll pick something else.
You're right: I have never heard one single Soundgarden song.
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Originally Posted by Rexx Shredd
(Post 1511865)
Here ya go! ELO - On The Third Day (1973) Enjoy!!!
I'm a big ELO fan, but I haven't reviewed this so I'll add it, unless you would prefer to suggest something I have not even heard. It's certainly not their strongest album, but I have reviewed the two on either side of it so it would make up the trio, as it were...
