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| My Top 10 Favorite Albums (currently)
These are the albums that I currently either listen to or respect the
most. | | 1 |  | Between the Buried and Me
Colors
This has been the reigning king of my top ten albums list for two years now. My appreciation has only grown for it over time. I love every facet
of this record. | | 2 | | between the Buried and Me
Probably the heaviest album I own. This album has the best breakdowns I have ever heard and also
some
of the most beautiful passages anybody could hope for. Tons of respect for this record. And The Man
Land
is simply the best ending to a record ever, period. | | 3 |  | From A Second Story Window
Delenda
I'm rarely in a crazy enough mood for this album, but when I am, there is absolutely nothing better I
could
be doing with my time. The level of creativity, dynamic and mood that is achieved on this record is
absolutely astounding, and I love how unique and massive sounding the production is. | | 4 |  | Thrice
The Artist In The Ambulance
There is not one second of mediocrity on this album. Not all of the songs are masterpieces (some are,
like
Stare At The Sun and Paper Tigers), but every second is enjoyable, and I love how consistently heavy the
album is without ever getting old. | | 5 | |
Probably the heaviest album I own. This album has the best breakdowns I have ever heard and also
some
of the most beautiful passages anybody could hope for. Tons of respect for this record. And The Man
Land
is simply the best ending to a record ever, period. | | 6 |  | Thrice
Beggars
This album is so diverse; I can't think of another album where every song is so different in feel and
execution yet is so rock solid. I love how confidently simple this record is. Thrice wasn't trying to prove
anything with this; they just wanted to make a great album. | | 7 |  | Converge
Jane Doe
This is almost obligatory, but really, this album is an absolute classic in so many ways. Beastly certainly
does not cut it. | | 8 | | The Battle Of Los Angeles
Rage Against the Machine
This album is classic in every way. Testify, Sleep Now In The Fire, Guerilla Radio, Born of A Broken Man,
the
list of classic songs goes on. The less popular songs are also incredible and Morello's guitar work is
stunning
as usual. | | 9 |  | Underoath
Define The Great Line
Getting to the point of loving this album was a long process, but I'm so glad that I finally realized how
incredible it is. Every aspect of the production on this album is flawless and every song is memorable
and
epic in some way. | | 10 |  | The Faceless
Akeldama
This is the way to do tech death. These guys are so skilled in that they never let their preposterous level
of
technicality get ahead of their creativity. Every song is a death metal masterpiece and the album's short
length is completely overlooked due to the quality of the music displayed. | |
Inveigh
11.12.09 | Hmm.. I would probably never have three albums from the same band in my top 10 albums. It would be really hard for me to make that distinction though, I have too many CDs.
4, 5, 6 and 8 are awesome though. The others are all pretty good, except for 7. I hate that album. Not because it's bad, but because when I was 16 and it came out it represented the fall of what was one of my favorite bands. I felt like Incubus had turned into the Goo Goo Dolls. And they weren't "my" band anymore. Although I guess that happened with Make Yourself too. | Deviant.
11.12.09 | Only gripe with your comment on 9.
The production isn't completely flawless, album's a product of
the loudness war. | Groink
11.13.09 | Haven't heard 3 or 10, but the rest are awesome. | TMobotron
11.13.09 | Yeah I cant imagine having a top 10 list with 3 albums from 1 band, but you must blow your load when BTBAM comes to town so thats probably pretty cool. | SeaAnemone
11.13.09 | boring |
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