Album recommendations

Jay666 said:
Our love to admire - Interpol
Era vulgaris - Queens of the stone age
Zeitgeist - Smashing Pumpkins

And if you can listen to the gift by the velvet underground its fucking cool.
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Im still unsure of Zietgeist, the other two are fantastic albums(especially Era Vulgaris).
 
i'm struggling to like this new interpol album , i loved Turn on the bright lights and Antics, saw them live a couple of times, i'm hoping this new album grows on me some more but I cant get into it at the moment, i think it might be the lyrics or they way he sings on this album doesnt suit his voice.
 
The girlfriend and I are such absolute opposites, I don't know how we're still going out.

I loved the Editors' first album, and I thought the latest one was nothing but soppy crappy shite. She hates the first one but when I was playing through the second one she said "I LOVE this album, who's this?!" - and now Editors are her second favourite band (next to The Killers).

Weirdo.

I find it so odd (infuriating even) that a band can come out, have a certain sound, and then move completely away from that sound and become something else. They might as well be called something else, in my opinion - they're not the same. It's almost false advertising.
 
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What are you on about Jack? I listened to the first editors non stop and will be doing the same this time round. Sounds a lot a like to me, which is good. It's maybe less up tempo, but other then that they seem to be very much the same style.

As for album recommendations:
The Editors - "Uh, the new one"
The Fray - How to save a life
Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
Home Video - Home Video?
 
The first album has tons of songs on it that I got into straight away, "you don't need this disease you don't you don't need this disease you don't", really rocking tunes. I've tried listening to the second one but I can't bear it, I really can't. They just sound so soft and flat.
 
Does anyone have any recommendations for some heavily produced Hip-Hop albums (in the same vein as Timbaland) that I might not have heard?
 
JayM said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for some heavily produced Hip-Hop albums (in the same vein as Timbaland) that I might not have heard?
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What do you mean heavily produced Hip-Hop albums?

Do you mean with like only one/two producer(s) on an artist album?
 
Jack Bauer said:
The girlfriend and I are such absolute opposites, I don't know how we're still going out.

I loved the Editors' first album, and I thought the latest one was nothing but soppy crappy shite. She hates the first one but when I was playing through the second one she said "I LOVE this album, who's this?!" - and now Editors are her second favourite band (next to The Killers).

Weirdo.

I find it so odd (infuriating even) that a band can come out, have a certain sound, and then move completely away from that sound and become something else. They might as well be called something else, in my opinion - they're not the same. It's almost false advertising.
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Really tried to like the editors but I always get the feeling...

If I wanted to listen to Ian Curtis I'd put on joy division...
 
The Horrorist - Attack Decay
Void Settler - None follows the sunrise
Theo Parrish - Sound Sculptures Vol. 1
 
Linkin Park - Minutes to Midnight
Green Day - Dookie
Lostprophets - Liberation Transmission

Three great albums and for me some really amazing songs in there

Team America - The Soundtrack

Because it's funny
 
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