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| Great Albums No One Has Heard Of
They aren't indie, these are great albums no one has heard of or cares to listen to...for some reason beyond me. | | 1 | | Eve 6
It's All In Your Head
Man, I was a huge Eve 6 fan back in the late 90s/early 2000s, and when this album came out, I was ecstatic. It was everything I could want, with a bit edgier hooks, deep lyrical styles, and a bit more refreshing look on 'friendly' punk rock. This is such a great album, it's emotional, catchy, and fun; what a shame this album was the end of the line for Eve 6. | | 2 |  | Filter
The Amalgamut
Yes, the name is idiotic, as well as the cover, but this album is pretty great, and one of Filter's best releases in their short life. Much louder, edgier, and industrial than previous releases, it was much more than their last releases, featuring more hard rock songs, more melodic ballads, and slow epics. What's not to like? | | 3 |  | Bush
The Science of Things
People kind of told Bush to go jump off of a tree after they went all electronic on the Grunge scene, but that was a big misnomer. This album, is easily Bush's magnum opus. Layered, electronic, and definitely heavy, the album was definitely still a heavily grunge influenced album, but was a step out of line from the Grunge movement; and is easily a classic album that everyone missed out on. | | 4 |  | Harvey Danger
Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone?
There's a good chance you've heard a song from this album before, but not the whole album. What a shame-as the lead singer's geeky-charm (think Weezer), funny lyrical style, and heavy yet poppy guitar chords made a wonderful breath of fresh air in the anger-ridden albums of the 90s. | | 5 |  | Miser
Colors
This band's usage of simplistic yet heavy guitar riffs fused with a lead singer that wails like the Peter Matisyn from Evans Blue=a successful, unknown, undeveloped yet perfectly executed debut album from a band that is quietly making a buzz with their single Zen and their cover of The Cranberries' Zombie. Go check it out on iTunes. | |
BallsToTheWall
09.11.07 | All I know is, heres to the night from eve 6 chokes me up with emotion. | CeeBone
09.11.07 | i've heard 1 3 and 4... i woudln't say they're great.. 1 is bleh imo and 3 and 4 are decent to ok at best... | BallsToTheWall
09.11.07 | Here's to the nights we felt alive.. here's to the tears you knew you'd cry..heres to goodbye...tomarrows gonna come too soon.... | tribestros
09.11.07 | @Balls, you do realize that Here's to the Night is on Horroscope not It's All in Your Head, right? | BallsToTheWall
09.11.07 | Yes,however, along with the graduation song from vitamin c, those are some of my favorite tunes. Later i will dedicate a list to my past before I got all dark and brutal and filled with hatred. | jrowa001
09.11.07 | i like 2 | ScelusNefas
09.11.07 | haven't you already did this list before? | Willie
09.12.07 | I've heard all of them, and no one has heard them because they're mostly crap, as far as I'm concerned. 2 has some heavier stuff on it, but failed to be as good as the last one, and ended Filter's career. 3 managed to not suck as much as the 3 albums released before it, but really that's not saying much.
1,4, and 5... crap. | Intransit
09.12.07 | Man, I didn't think anyone was gayer than you tribestos
Until Balls to the Wall was choked up by Eve 6.
That just cemented it. | samthebassman
09.12.07 | The Amalgamut is a pretty average album, Title Of Record is heaps tighter...
The Science of Things is my fave Bush album... |
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