Recommend an Album

[Exe Gesis]

I've posted this here before, but highly recommended. Roger Waters newest album from a couple years ago. Very classic Pink Floyd, perhaps as good or better than anything Pink Floyd have done, certainly up there in the top 5.

And an older Roger Waters album (with Clapton on guitar) thats also up there in the top 5.

Waters gotta be the greatest song-writer ever.

 

[backtozero]

Repeating myself, reposting i think, but this is surely the greatest metal album ever. Point me to a better one...i doubt it's possible.

How good is this film clip?



Chuck Biscuits on the drums - what an enigma.

 

[Exe Gesis]

How good is this film clip?



Chuck Biscuits on the drums - what an enigma.

Very weird song video, but it works

 

[Exe Gesis]

first tine ive heard these two albums, Henry Rollins last ones. So unlike his previous albums, very upbeat with a mix of jazz, blues, rockabilly, rock, and punk. Cant separate which one of the two i like better.

 

[Exe Gesis]

cant actually find the album "nice"... the one posted is a remix of that album

 

[Mootsy]

Robert Plant - Digging Deep (compilation of his best solo works)

never realised just how good his solo stuff was.

 

[giggler99]

Robert Plant - Digging Deep (compilation of his best solo works)

never realised just how good his solo stuff was.

'Now and Zen' is his best solo album imo I recommend you give it a listen!

 

[Eddie Dingle]

From the album "Viscerals" by Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs

 

[HARKER]

This is the album I've spent the most time with in 2020.
Love it from start to end.



Last month though it's this.
If one doesn't 'get' Flaming Lips it's hard work.....but this is a wonderful and ultimately a reflection of 2020 in so many ways.

 

[Exe Gesis]

heres an obscure but pioneering early 70s metal band, acclaimed debut album... (americas led zeppelin)

 

[Exe Gesis]

Great and diverse album by Van Halen (this band aint my cop of tea, but this album is great)

 

[HARKER]

A bit premature given the album hasn't landed yet, but this will be good.
No guitar involved. This is all bass. Once the 5 minute mark kicks in, it's off we go. Great theme.

 

[smasha]

The new Oils album is brilliant.

 

[2006_Eagles]

Do you like your super catchy pop-punk albums with a rocky edge? Look no further...

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

French 79: Olympic / Joshua

I am a latecomer to electronic music and in particular French electronica

Has grown on me though and I came across an artist French 79 (Simon Henner) who had been involved in various musical projects, videos, soundtracks before this solo side project came to fruition.

Debut album Olympic came out in 2016 and was followed by another album Joshua in 2019. Both 80s influenced.

A track from Olympic:





A track from Joshua (could soundtrack Stranger Things haha):

 

[giggler99]

My brother had recommend giving these guys a listen. Dirty Honey are a new band coming out of L.A.
the Album is only an EP but it bloody rocks! A mix between Led Zeppelin and AC/DC, kick ass stuff!

 

[giggler99]

Magnolia Bayou these guys are great a mix of Rock 'n Roll, Blues and a little of that good old American folk.

Their latest Album Strange Place is a gem give it a listen!




Also a feature and review of the album below

Review: 'Strange Place' Magnolia Bayou

Review: 'Strange Place' by Magnolia Bayou, Southern blues-rockers, out September 24th, by Mike O'Cull Rock and Blues Muse.

www.rockandbluesmuse.com

 

[Exe Gesis]

Apart from the first song, ******* sick
Basically a Sabbath album undet a different name

 

[Exe Gesis]

The ultimate metal album. The heaviest ive ever heard. Each track harder than the one before. Culminating in a ******* avalanche of a song at the end.

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

Logos is a 2009 release by Atlas Sound, which is the solo side project of Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox. This was the second album from Atlas Sound. Ambient, psychedelic pop.

The first single Walkabout got a bit of radio play and is quite catchy.




But my favourite song from the album is the centrepiece Quick Canal featuring vocals from Lætitia Sadier of Stereolab. Actually one of my favourite ever songs

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

Women were a Canadian art rock / post rock band. They only released two albums around 2010 and didn't really find an audience but their output is well regarded. Their second and final album Public Strain got a bit of love on Pitchfork. Fairly unpredictable album - some sunny pop moments mixed in with some fairly grating stuff. Struck a chord with me

My favourite song from the album is the closer, Eyesore. Absolutely love the outro.

 

[Exe Gesis]

Siiiickest ******* song ever....




From this siiiick album...

 

[Norwegian Blue]

The ultimate metal album. The heaviest ive ever heard. Each track harder than the one before. Culminating in a ******* avalanche of a song at the end.

I'm assuming you're still talking about "The Devil You Know"? Not a fan. I loved RJD's early Sabbath work. "Heaven and Hell" and "Mob Rules" were a real breath of fresh air for the band and classic albums in their own right. But "Dehumanizer" and TDYK didn't get anywhere near those heights.

Speaking of Ronnie James Dio, this is the greatest album ever made:

 

[Exe Gesis]

I'm assuming you're still talking about "The Devil You Know"? Not a fan. I loved RJD's early Sabbath work. "Heaven and Hell" and "Mob Rules" were a real breath of fresh air for the band and classic albums in their own right. But "Dehumanizer" and TDYK didn't get anywhere near those heights.

Speaking of Ronnie James Dio, this is the greatest album ever made:

Appreciate the recommendation, will listen to it today

 

[Norwegian Blue]

Appreciate the recommendation, will listen to it today

But don't use that youtube link, for some reason sound drops out about a third of the way through.