Music For The Cold...
These are some of the albums that help me through the time I spend freezing my ass off in the winter cold. |
| 1 |  | DJ Shadow
Endtroducing
Really, there's no time that this album isn't good. It's a great, relaxing album to chill out (pun fully intended) to. Helps relieve some of the stress. |
| 2 |  | Mr. Bungle
California
The cover tells all. This is an island/beach-themed album that rules all the way through. It also partially makes me forget of the frozen Hell I'm standing in. |
| 3 |  | Maudlin of the Well
Bath
Something about the first track (Blue Ghost/Shedding Qluiphoth) puts me in a daydream, and as the story goes on in my dream, it twists and turns with the album. Usually takes place somewhere far away from a place that makes my bones shatter from Absolute Zero. |
| 4 |  | Nick Drake
Pink Moon
Nick sings his sorrow with you on this album... except rather than enduring low temperatures, he is enduring a severe depression that led to his suicide. |
| 5 |  | Devin Townsend
Terria
How to reject the onslaught of frost? Why, numb your brain with giant walls of sound, of course! |
| 6 |  | RX Bandits
...And The Battle Begun
This album puts the atmosphere into a summer-like mood, though when it ends, I am rather pissed off. |
| 7 |  | Boards of Canada
Music Has The Right To Children
From its first to last songs, I'm in a hibernation-like trance. |
| 8 |  | Bedouin Soundclash
Sounding A Mosaic
Nothing to battle the elements like.... Canadian reggae? Looks like they're fighting the same thing, too. |
| 9 | | Bob Marley
Legend
Get up, stand up. Stand up for some light. I need blistering rays on the sunny beaches of Jamaica now. |
| 10 |  | Incubus
Morning View
This was pretty much the theme to my summer a couple of years ago. |
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