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| Influential Music
A list of the music that has been highly influential to, well my development as a person | 1 | | Tool Lateralus
I remember hearing Schism in 2001 late at night on Rage, and that was a life changing experience. Then, discovering the whole album really was a complete rebirth of my musical understanding. | 2 | | Slayer Seasons in the Abyss
Thrash metal at it's best. Honestly this is by fay my favourite Slayer album and one that has helped me progress with my percussion study. | 3 | | Anton Dvorak Symphony No. 9 in E minor, Op. 95
Really this symphony is up there amongst Beethoven's 9th symphony in terms of joy, technicality and approach. It introduced me to another side of music - the romantic era. | 4 | | Slipknot Iowa
Odd, but yes indeed. While I don't listen to this really much at all, nor enjoy it much either, it gave me the necessary nudge toward rebellion that every teenager has to go through. | 5 | | Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon
Initially, this album for me was pretty bland, but as my musical taste widened I began to enjoy its splendour. From every corner of the prism does this album continue to impress me. | 6 | | Modest Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
Incredibly this set of works initiated the journey I went through towards learning the piano. While I stay true towards Beethoven's piano arrangement, as well as other composers such as Kabalevsky, Bax, and Tchaikovsky, this piece always makes me smile. | 7 | | Basil Poledouris The Hunt for Red October
To me, one of the best film scores ever, the music for this movie was so well done, that at even the age of five I managed to enjoy every aspect of the film as well as the music for it, to the point where I used to goto school humming the infamous hymn. | 8 | | System of a Down Toxicity
Another album that pushes you. Musically not as influential as other, but still a great album. | 9 | | Kate Bush The Kick Inside
As a child I remember listening to the joy of this album, and it still affects my day when I listen to it. Her voice is refreshing, and certainly a great morning wake up call. | 10 | | Philip Glass Akhnaten
Minimalism took a while for me to induce, but when I did manage to appreciate this work, it showed me whole new world of hypnotic music that Glass does so well. | |
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