innerspaceboy:

Gesang der Jünglinge/Kontakt by Karlheinz Stockhauzen
Moondog by Moondog
(No Pussyfooting) by Fripp & Eno
Rain Dogs by Tom Waits
Chill Out by The KLF
Lifeforms by The Future Sounds of London
Dubnobasswithmyheadman by Underworld
I Could Live in Hope by Low
Nah Und Fern by Gas (is this cheating?)
The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski (is this cheating???)

Frownland:

Captain Beefheart sings Sinatra.
Man plays bongos for 40 hours in reverse.
A silent vinyl recording of a loud event.
An album of jazz stuff with obnoxiously loud horns playing random wank.
Slayer Reign in Blood.
Phil Collins Greatest hits.
Some angry hip hop with weird sounds.
Some angry metal with lots of dissonance and no memorable riffs.
Kamasi Washington The Epic
Beak> - L.A. Playback

MicShazam:

early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover
early 00s female singer/songwriter with generic album cover

You know me so well.

:laughing:

****ing ice cold.

I still remember.

<3

Someone should totally do a serious attempt at doing me.

Or a better attempt at an insulting one.

He's gonna be exhausted after 5 hours and it might start getting interesting. I supposed that, since it's in reverse, the best part is gonna be the first then.

drums in reverse are just dumb wooshing

Insulting ones are easy, just choose the entire Limp Bizkit discography of five albums, and for the other five throw in some of those "Now That's What I Call Music" compilations.

As for a serious one, I can't really do much of one yet but I know there would be a Kate Bush album in there.

Ninetales did a pretty good insulting one because it had a grain of truth to it though.

And yeah, definitely Kate Bush. And the lady in my avatar pic as well.

I'll have to listen to these now

^ Thank you very much for the albums, which would all be welcome on a desert island. I’m not familiar with Skara Brae or Michal Urbaniak, but I’ll check them out. Thanks. You chose some real favourites of mine although TBH, I’d probably like to squeeze in something a bit noisier too: Can or Beefheart perhaps.

While my desert island would have some fresh material, I’m afraid that my albums for your desert island are mainly albums that you’ve mentioned yourself on MB already. Anyway, I hope you still like them, and my apologies if I haven’t picked anything punk, which is another genre that I think you’re interested in too.


1. Fuschia – Self-titled album
2. The Front Bottoms – Talon of the Hawk
3. Orange Alabaster Mushroom – Space and Time
4. 3 Hur-El – Hurel Arsivi
5. Sarah Brightman – The songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber
6. 5th Dimension – Portrait
7. Eddie Harris – Swiss Movement
8. Ranking Roger – Radical Departure
9. America – Self-titled
10. Stefan Grossman – Yazoo Basin Boogie

Ninetales:

Black metal album
Post rock
Post rock
Black metal album
Post rock
Post rock with black metal elements
Black metal with post rock elements
More black metal
Post rock
Something from Canada

Am I doing this right

F*cking no. There are literally zero ambient albums in there. Terrible.

****. I messed up. Damn you Ninetales for having such a refined taste.

He uses "cold" to describe ambient a lot. Could be the something from Canada.

I'm taking the credit for this.

Thanks, Lisn. America is spot-on one of my favorite albums. I was surprised to see Orange Alabaster Mushroom, I kinda forgotten I mentioned them. I didn't know about Yazoo Basin Boogie, I am sure to check it out.

@OccultHawk I'm not sure they are albums you want. I just hope they are albums you don't hate. Agnes English is the South's answer to The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

OccultHawk:

1. Elvis Presley ‎– A Date With Elvis (1959)
2. John Fred & His Playboy Band ‎– Agnes English (1967)
3. Eddie Harris ‎– Instant Death (1971)
4. The David Grisman Quintet ‎– The David Grisman Quintet (1977)
5. The Church ‎– The Blurred Crusade (1982)
6. Bob Mould ‎– Workbook (1989)
7. Simply Saucer ‎– Cyborgs Revisited (1989/material recorded 1974)
8. Minor Threat ‎– Complete Discography (1989)
9. Lunar Dunes ‎– From Above (2007)
10. The Carpet Knights ‎– According To Life (2009)

@Frownland You probably took one look at this list and thought: "WTF, this list isn't catered to my taste." You're probably right to think that too.

Frownland:

1. John Cage / David Tudor ‎– Indeterminacy: New Aspect Of Form In Instrumental And Electronic Music (1959)
2. Captain Beefheart and his Magic ‎– Trout Mask Replica (1969)
3. Tea and Symphony - Jo Sago (1970)
4. Eddie Harris ‎– Instant Death (1971)
5. John Chowning ‎– Turenas · Stria · Phoné · Sabelithe (1988, material developed in ~ 67/71)
6. Pram ‎– Gash (1992)
7. Big Daddy ‎– Sgt. Pepper's (1992)
8. Dog Faced Hermans ‎– Hum Of Life (1993)
9. The Presidents of the United States of America ‎– The Presidents of the United States of America (1995)
10. Orange Alabaster Mushroom – Space and Time (2001)

I’ll trade you, Frowny.

No one has done me :(

I legit don't remember you ever talking about music, but don't mind me, I'm borderline senile.

Frownland's list is like "Springtime for Hitler," it's worst possible DID I could think of for the average pedestrian music listener, yet it is a hit with you. I don't know where I went right trying to be so wrong. :confused:

It's coming.

Heh.

I listened to it today. It reminded me more of Satanic Majesty but didn’t really seem like an answer to anything. That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy it. I did. You recommended curve balls that turn out to be really good on the reg.

"Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)" is John Fred's answer to "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." Maybe your right, and I was stretching the analogy a bit too far by saying the whole album was an answer to The Beatles' Sgt Pepper.

Either way it’s a cool record. One song was like really soulful.

Was it "She Shot a Hole in My Soul"? Yeah, I like that song too. John Fred was known for his soulful singing.

WWWP:
Once again bending the rules a bit (with ten bands, eleven albums). I thought I thrown in Tiger Trap and Moenie And Kitchi being favorites of mine I hope you like them too. The rest of the list is guess work. I feel rather amiss not really knowing how much you would like any of these album.

1. Tiger Trap ‎– Tiger Trap (1993)
2. Palace Music ‎– Viva Last Blues (1995)
3. The Olivia Tremor Control ‎– Music From The Unrealized Film Script "Dusk At Cubist Castle" (1996)
4. Yo La Tengo ‎– And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out (2000)
5. of Montreal ‎– Coquelicot Asleep In The Poppies: A Variety Of Whimsical Verse (2001)
   & Skeletal Lamping (2008)
6. Deltron 3030 ‎– Deltron 3030 (2000)
7. Camera Obscura ‎– Let's Get Out of This Country (2006)
8. Gregory and the Hawk ‎– Moenie And Kitchi (2008)
9. Casiotone For The Painfully Alone ‎– Advance Base Battery Life compilation (2009)
10. Unknown Mortal Orchestra ‎– Unknown Mortal Orchestra (2011)

This is great! Yo La Tengo, of Montreal, TOTC -- all essentials. Idk if I would quite rank the others as desert island worthy but they're all solid albums, important indie darlings are accounted for. Good job!

Qwertyy

At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command
La Dispute - Wildlife
Wu-Tang Clan - 36 Chambers
Burzum - Filosofem
Cloud Nothings - Attack on Memory
Earl Sweatshirt - I Don't Like ****, I Don't Go Outside
Converge - Jane Doe
Say Anything - Is a Real Boy
Pusha T - Daytona
Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Here you go WWWP....

Songs: Ohia - Magnolia Electric Company
Why? - Alopecia
The Books - Thought for Food
Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
De La Soul - 3 Feet High and Rising
The Mountain Goats - The Sunset Tree
Tom Waits - Orphans, Brawlers, and Bawlers
Broken Social Scene - You Forgot it in People
Elliot Smith - XO
Grandaddy - Under the Western Freeway

This was both easy and hard because I left stuff out.

Those three were the easy picks, the others I wasn't sure of. I think Meg was a big fan of Montreal too.

Mrs. Tristan Rosenstock:
These are albums I guess you'll you like. I am throwing in the 7 Seconds and Minor Threat albums on my own, not sure really what you think of them.

1. Hüsker Dü ‎– Zen Arcade (1984)
2. 7 Seconds ‎– The Crew (1984)
3. Minutemen ‎– Double Nickels on the Dime (1984)
4. Minor Threat ‎– Complete Discography (1989)
5. Fugazi ‎– Red Medicine (1995)
6. Converge ‎– Petitioning The Empty Sky (1996)
7. Brand New ‎– Deja Entendu (2003)
8. Propagandhi ‎– Potemkin City Limits (2005)
9. Cloud Nothings ‎– Attack on Memory (2011)
10. KEN mode ‎– Success (2015)

Cannot stress how ****ing good this album is.

windsock
Windsock's DID list so far:
1. Deltron 3030 ‎– Deltron 3030

... nine more albums to go.

Tbqh I could last quite a while on a island with an hour of Del alone.

Anteater:

The first five albums are desert island discs for someone who's in his mid-sixties is about to actually retire on a deserted island with his yacht. So like yeah they are perfectly suited for your listening enjoyment. :rolleyes: The next three are my picks, guestimating what you might like.
The last two are your #1 albums (of their respective year) ‎– so no complaints. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

1. Fleetwood Mac ‎– Rumours (1977)
2. Steely Dan ‎– Aja (1977)
3. The Doobie Brothers ‎– Minute By Minute (1978)
4. Christopher Cross ‎– Christopher Cross (1979)
5. Tubes ‎– The Completion Backward Principle (1981)
6. The Primitives ‎– Lovely (1988)
7. Dave Matthews Band ‎– Under The Table And Dreaming (1994)
8. Frou Frou ‎– Details (2001)
9. Ice Choir – Designs In Rhythm (2016)
10. Damnations Day - A World Awakens (2017)