| 5.0 classic |
| Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion |
| One of the main complaints about Animal Collective is that their music is just "noise". I would have probably agreed with this assumption to an extent with their first few albums, which were very hard to listen to. On "Merriweather Post Pavillon" the band has reinvented themselves in a way where: all the beats are as repetitive and annoying, the choruses in each song are extremely catchy, and the lyrics even though they are strange fit the beats the band creates perfectly. The album is not overdone or overproduced and every song is very solid. One of the contenders for album of the year. |
| At the Drive-In Relationship of Command |
| Bon Iver For Emma, Forever Ago |
| This is a truly unique and beautiful record. Bon Iver does what many musicians could not even fathom doing; he writes truly intense and catchy lyrics and surrounds them with some of the most gorgeous music you will ever hear. Bon Iver has tons of potiential, and he shows it on this album. |
| Brand New Daisy |
| Many people thought this album was going to be The Devil And God pt. 2 and many people thought that Brand New would revert to their Deja Entendu ways. What Brand New has done is come out with a extremely grungy album, completely overdoing the soft and loud formula that they had perfected on their previous two albums. The lyrics on here are very average and just don't seem to have the meaning of the lyrics on The Devil And God. The instrumentation on this album is also very mediocre with all the songs seeming to blend together. It is just a very average record with no catchiness outside of a few tracks and a sound that wears the listener out. Listen to "Vices", "At The Bottom", and "Gasoline", and "Noro". Then don't bother with this. |
| Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me |
| Brand New Science Fiction |
| Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning |
| This is one of the best albums released in the new millennium. What makes this album superb is: the emotion Conor puts into his lyrics, and his great songwriting in general. Every song on here is pretty dang good and enjoyable. I would strongly encourage people who are into folk and alternative music to give this a listen. |
| Bright Eyes Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground |
| When you think of Bright Eyes at his best what do you think? I personally think of: miserable, creative, sophisticated, unique, political, and free. These qualities are qualities that Oberst no longer possesses in his solo career, but all of these qualities were at their peak on "Lifted", one of the most epic indie/folk releases you will ever listen to. Oberst is miserable, creative, sophisticated, unique, political, and free on: "False Advertising", "Big Picture", "Let's Not Shit Ourselves", and "Don't Know When But A Days Gonna Come". On other tracks he just master one or two sides of the equation: on "You Will" he is miserable and romantic at the same time, on "Lover You Don't Have To Love" he is creative and unique, and on "Make War" he creates his best song of all time. I guess you can sum this album up in historical context and try to put its meaning in many words: but what it really is is Bright Eyes at his best. |
| Cassino Kingprince |
| A very simplistic and brilliant album. A combination of everything that is great about folk music and everything that was great about Northstar. The songwriting is some of the best of the year, and the instrumentation creates a haunting atmosphere to acoustic guitar, which almost seems like a contradiction to most musicians. The maturity and growth is also apparent in the lengths of the songs, Northstar did not have over five minutes and twenty-four seconds, Kingprince has two songs almost over six minutes, half the album over four minutes, but the music never seems forced. Having such a simplistic epic album is sort of a major contradiction, but I guess having a punk-folk album be a contender for album of the year is too. Just a brilliant album by Cassino on so many levels. |
| Coheed and Cambria The Second Stage Turbine Blade |
| Destroyer Kaputt |
| Destroyer may not have created a classic album with "Kaputt" but they have created an album of musical and cultural improtance. The lyrics on here are so heartfelt, depressing, and beautiful and seem to perfectly define the struggling condition of Americans and humans in general. The lyrics and their meaning make the album seem more like a great novel and make Bejar sound like a poet who is a hit song away from being the voice of a generation. All of these things combined with gorgeous and original instrumentation, "Kaputt" is on track to be a classic album and one of the best albums of 2011. And if it is not both of those things it is at least damn important. |
| Father John Misty I Love You, Honeybear |
| Frightened Rabbit The Midnight Organ Fight |
| fun. Aim and Ignite |
| I am convinced that "Aim and Ignite" is the album the Beach Boys and Queen always dreamed of making. Very theatrical, yet never forced, "Aim and Ignite" turns out to be one of the best albums of 2009. Even though their are obvious influences from 60's and 70's rock and opera, it is also combined with electronic influences which makes this album special. The songs are also extraordinarily catchy and are some of the most complete songs of the year. Fun. started out as just a side project, but with "Aim and Ignite" they might have released one of the more creative and innovative albums of 2009 |
| Girls Father, Son, Holy Ghost |
| "Father, Son, Holy Ghost" is a definitive musical experience. While most musicians can only perfect one sound and in turn one song, Girls seem to have created a record that is as much a brief summary of modern music as it a superb album. The opening song "Honey Bunny" sounds like Beach Boyish 1960's pop, "Alex" sounds like Nirvana like apathetic grunge, "Just A Song" has a "Give Up The Ghost" kind of feel, "Die" is the simply complex metal song that most metal artists cannot even pull off, and "Vomit" is the culmination of all of these influences into one epic song. Owens uses his dysfunctional and unstable childhood and personal life to create a "historical" album that fans of just about any genre can relate to. And it seems like Girls will only get better with time. |
| Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy |
| Kendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d city |
| Lydia Illuminate |
| Manchester Orchestra Mean Everything to Nothing |
| Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West |
| Northstar Pollyanna |
| Radiohead Kid A |
| Radiohead OK Computer |
| Radiohead In Rainbows |
| Radiohead A Moon Shaped Pool |
| Say Anything In Defense of the Genre |
| Max Bemis set up to make his dream double album that perfectly defined his life from ages twenty to twenty two. What he makes is what is probably going to go down as one of the most essential pop-punk albums of all-time. Twenty seven songs filled with extremely good guest vocalists, the pinnacle of Bemis songwriting, and no two songs that sound the same. In these three things alone Say Anything has created an album, wait a double album, that most pop-punk bands couldn't even fathomed creating. Every song on here is solid, and their are about ten that I cannot stop listening to. A classic album where Say Anything doesn't "defend their genre", they essentially "redefine it" with their quality of work. |
| Sigur Ros Med Sud i Eyrum vid Spilum Endalaust |
| Sufjan Stevens Carrie and Lowell |
| Sun Kil Moon Benji |
| Taking Back Sunday Tell All Your Friends |
| The Antlers Hospice |
| The National Boxer |
| The National High Violet |
| The National Alligator |
| I am Mr. October, and I still think this is a masterpiece |
| The National Trouble Will Find Me |
| Van Morrison Moondance |
| 4.5 superb |
| AC/DC Back In Black |
| AC/DC Highway To Hell |
| This is where AC/DC started to become a great band. The songwriting on here is vastly improved from earlier albums as AC/DC is writing about the same things [sex and drugs], just in a clearer and more mature manner. The songs are very catchy and they have great guitar riffs and solos. A very enjoyable listen. |
| AJJ Knife Man |
| AJJ People Who Can Eat People are the Luckiest People |
| Anberlin New Surrender |
| Armistice Armistice |
| Beach House Bloom |
| Better Oblivion Community Center Better Oblivion Community Center |
| Bill Callahan Dream River |
| blink-182 Blink-182 |
| Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon Iver |
| Bon Iver 22, A Million |
| Brand New Fight Off Your Demons (The Demos) |
| Brand New Deja Entendu |
| Deja Entendu could be one of the 1st 21st century classic pop-punk albums, but it is not sure of what it wants to be. Does it want to be hard rocking soft-loud formula album? Or does it want to be a soft acoustic love song album? This album provides a nice collection of songs but all the acoustic songs sound alike and all the hard songs have a soft loud formula. Expect a new "Brand New" on their next release. |
| Bright Eyes Cassadaga |
| Bright Eyes Noise Floor: Rarities 1998-2005 |
| Bright Eyes Fevers & Mirrors |
| Bright Eyes Motion Sickness: Live Recordings |
| Built to Spill There Is No Enemy |
| This is one of the most complete albums released in 2009. The albums flow is extremely good with each song going into the next perfectly. The bands style is very atmospheric, they do not force any major changes in the songs, and this means the lyrics and the vocals match the rhythm and beat of the instruments nicely. The album has many standout tracks and moments and is an absolute joy to listen to. |
| Built to Spill There's Nothing Wrong with Love |
| Caracara Summer Megalith |
| Cassino Sounds of Salvation |
| This album is a great listen, it combines elements of folk, pop punk, and just a straight up beautiful acoustic sound. It takes a while to grow on you, but after a ton of listens to this album it is almost a classic in my mind. "American Low", "Lolita", and "The Ice Factory" are highly recommended tracks, but really all of the songs deserve a listen. |
| Cassino The Weight of Bother |
| Chris Tomlin Arriving |
| Coheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness |
| Coheed and Cambria Neverender |
| Coheed and Cambria No World for Tomorrow |
| Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head |
| Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends |
| Conor Oberst Conor Oberst |
| Conor Oberst Ruminations |
| Craig Finn I Need a New War |
| Dc Talk Jesus Freak |
| Dc Talk Supernatural |
| Death Cab for Cutie Transatlanticism |
| Dirty Projectors Swing Lo Magellan |
| Dr. Dog Fate |
| Drew Smith The Secret Languages |
| Emery ...In Shallow Seas We Sail |
| Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP |
| Father John Misty Pure Comedy |
| Father John Misty God's Favorite Customer |
| First Aid Kit The Lion's Roar |
| Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues |
| Foxing Nearer My God |
| Foxygen We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors... |
| Frank Turner England Keep My Bones |
| Frightened Rabbit The Winter of Mixed Drinks |
| fun. Some Nights |
| Grizzly Bear Shields |
| Hop Along Bark Your Head Off, Dog |
| Jeff Buckley Grace |
| Julien Baker Turn Out The Lights |
| Los Campesinos! No Blues |
| Lydia Paint it Golden |
| M. Ward A Wasteland Companion |
| Manchester Orchestra Simple Math |
| Manchester Orchestra A Black Mile to the Surface |
| Mark Kozelek Live at Biko |
| Menomena Moms |
| Miniature Tigers Tell It To The Volcano |
| A excellent full length by Miniature Tigers. The band has very clever lyrics and doesn't try to overdo their songs. The catchiness is also off the chart and the vocals match the instrumentation perfectly. The album lacks any instrumental creativity though as most the songs come out as just generic punk songs. Very solid debut album though. |
| Miniature Tigers Fortress |
| Modest Mouse The Moon & Antarctica |
| Modest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About |
| Modest Mouse Building Nothing Out of Something |
| Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea |
| Newsboys Love Liberty Disco |
| Nick Drake Bryter Layter |
| Nick Drake Pink Moon |
| Nick Drake Five Leaves Left |
| Northstar Is This Thing Loaded? |
| Oberhofer Time Capsules 2 |
| Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here |
| Radiohead Amnesiac |
| Radiohead The King of Limbs: From the Basement |
| Real Estate Days |
| Real Estate Atlas |
| Real Estate Real Estate |
| Red House Painters Red House Painters |
| Red House Painters Ocean Beach |
| Regina Spektor What We Saw from the Cheap Seats |
| Ryan Adams Gold |
| Ryan Adams almost creates a masterpiece with his 2001 record Gold. This album is not your usually pop-rock album because it covers all sorts of emotions: patriotism is conveyed in the opening song "New-York, New-York", the sappy love songs are all over the place with "Somehow, Someday, and Touch, Feel, And Lose" being the two promient songs. This is just a very creative work, and it is a great listen. |
| Say Anything ...Is a Real Boy |
| Say Anything Say Anything |
| Say Anything find their sweet spot on their self titled album. While the first two albums almost try to over do themselves [mostly in a good way], this latest album seems to find the band settling down and maturing while still making excellent pop-punk. The hooks are still their, even though the swearing isn't, and the instrumental diversity first presented to us on "Baby Girl I'm A Blur" is even more present on this album. A cohesive collection of songs that doesn't make a classic album, but still makes a very memorable one. |
| Say Anything Hebrews |
| Sigur Ros Valtari |
| Soundtrack (Film) Seeking a Friend for the End of the World |
| Sufjan Stevens Illinois |
| Sufjan Stevens The Age of Adz |
| Sufjan Stevens Carrie and Lowell Live |
| Sun Kil Moon Tiny Cities |
| Sun Kil Moon April |
| Sun Kil Moon Ghosts of the Great Highway |
| Sun Kil Moon Universal Themes |
| System of a Down Toxicity |
| Taking Back Sunday Where You Want To Be |
| Taking Back Sunday Louder Now |
| The Antlers Burst Apart |
| The Antlers Undersea |
| The Antlers Familiars |
| The Beatles 1 |
| The Beatles are the greatest rock group of all time. This collection is all of there number one hits in the states and the UK. The recording has even been made so the music will sound better. All of The Beatles hits are great, but I would have loved to see some other Beatles music in here. This is still a great collection. |
| The Beatles Revolver |
| This is a classic album. The Beatles present a lot of different sounds on this album and they all work out perfectly. Even though The Beatles have a lot of different types of songs on this album; the album still flows together beautifully. And there are tons of catchy songs and memorable lyrics. |
| The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
| The Beatles The Beatles |
| This is the best double album ever put together. There is really not a lot of bad songs on here; like there would be usually on a double album. Instead of pop princesses, The Beatles present themselves as rock gods on a few classic songs, and the album features beautiful acoustic guitar songs. With the band already having to release albums at a rapid rate and the dysfunction already going on in the band during the release, this is just an incredible album. |
| The Beatles Abbey Road |
| The Beatles Rubber Soul |
| The Flaming Lips The Soft Bulletin |
| The Mountain Goats Transcendental Youth |
| The National Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers |
| The National The National |
| The National Cherry Tree |
| The National The Virginia EP |
| The National Sleep Well Beast |
| The National I Am Easy to Find |
| The Rural Alberta Advantage Hometowns |
| The Smiths The Queen Is Dead |
| The Spill Canvas Sunsets and Car Crashes |
| The Tallest Man on Earth The Wild Hunt |
| This isn't quite a perfect album, but it's a album that you feel like can change everything in its sheer simplicity. It gives you a feeling of a less beautiful more catchy "For Emma Forever Ago" and combines some of the best qualities of the most important Dylan albums. Overall this cannot be described as anything but a fascinating listen. |
| The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground |
| The Weeknd House of Balloons |
| The Weepies Say I Am You |
| The Wonder Years The Greatest Generation |
| Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind |
| Thursday Full Collapse |
| Vampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City |
| Van Morrison Astral Weeks |
| Yo La Tengo Fade |
| 4.0 excellent |
| 50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin' |
| Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties Routine Maintenance |
| AC/DC Live |
| AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap |
| AC/DC T.N.T. |
| AC/DC Who Made Who |
| AC/DC Live at Donington |
| AC/DC Family Jewels |
| AJJ Can't Maintain |
| Andrew Bird Break It Yourself |
| Andrew Bird Things Are Really Great Here, Sort Of... |
| Animal Collective Fall Be Kind |
| Arcade Fire Funeral |
| Armor For Sleep What To Do When You Are Dead |
| As Cities Burn Hell or High Water |
| At the Drive-In In/Casino/Out |
| At the Drive-In Vaya |
| Atoms for Peace Amok |
| Band of Horses Cease to Begin |
| Band of Horses Why Are You OK |
| Beach Fossils Clash the Truth |
| Beirut The Rip Tide |
| Biffy Clyro Opposites |
| Bill Callahan Apocalypse |
| Bill Callahan Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest |
| Black Midi Schlagenheim |
| Black Sabbath Paranoid |
| Bleachers Strange Desire |
| blink-182 Cheshire Cat |
| blink-182 Enema Of The State |
| blink-182 Greatest Hits |
| Boston Boston |
| Brand New Your Favorite Weapon |
| Brand New The Holiday |
| Brandi Carlile By the Way, I Forgive You |
| Bright Eyes Letting Off the Happiness |
| Bright Eyes Digital Ash in a Digital Urn |
| Bright Eyes Don't Be Frightened Of Turning the Page |
| Bright Eyes The People's Key |
| Bright Eyes Four Winds |
| Built to Spill Keep It Like a Secret |
| Butch Walker Sycamore Meadows |
| Butch Walker Letters |
| Caddywhompus Odd Hours |
| Casualties of Cool Casualties of Cool |
| Chance the Rapper Coloring Book |
| Christopher O'Riley Hold Me To This |
| Christopher O'Riley True Love Waits |
| Circa Survive Violent Waves |
| Coheed and Cambria Live at the Starland Ballroom |
| Coheed and Cambria In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 |
| Coheed and Cambria Year of the Black Rainbow |
| Coheed and Cambria The Afterman: Ascension |
| Coheed and Cambria The Afterman: Descension |
| Coldplay Parachutes |
| Conor Oberst Upside Down Mountain |
| Conor Oberst Salutations |
| Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Deja Vu |
| Cymbals Eat Guitars Why There Are Mountains |
| Cymbals Eat Guitars Lenses Alien |
| Dave Matthews Band Under The Table And Dreaming |
| Dave Matthews Band The Central Park Concert |
| Dave Matthews Band Live at Luther College |
| Dave Matthews Band Before These Crowded Streets |
| Dc Talk Intermission |
| Dc Talk Welcome to the Freak Show |
| Dc Talk Free at Last |
| Deafheaven Ordinary Corrupt Human Love |
| Death Cab for Cutie Plans |
| Death Cab for Cutie The Photo Album |
| Death Cab for Cutie Something About Airplanes |
| Deep Purple The Very Best Of Deep Purple |
| Deerhunter Microcastle |
| Deerhunter Halcyon Digest |
| Deerhunter Monomania |
| Denzel Curry Zuu |
| DeVotchKa 100 Lovers |
| Dirty Projectors Bitte Orca |
| DJ Shadow Endtroducing..... |
| Dr. Dog Be The Void |
| Dr. Dog Shame, Shame |
| Dr. Dog We All Belong |
| Dr. Dog B-Room |
| Ducktails The Flower Lane |
| Easy Star All Stars Radiodread |
| EL VY Return to the Moon |
| Electric Light Orchestra Eldorado |
| Eminem The Slim Shady LP |
| Eminem The Eminem Show |
| Explosions in the Sky How Strange, Innocence |
| Explosions in the Sky The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place |
| Explosions in the Sky The Wilderness |
| Fall Out Boy My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue |
| Fall Out Boy From Under the Cork Tree |
| Fang Island Fang Island |
| Feeding People Island Universe |
| Fiona Apple The Idler Wheel... |
| Florence and the Machine Ceremonials |
| Forgive Durden Wonderland |
| Forgive Durden's opening EP is a more solid release than there full length, "Wonderland". "Wonderland", is filled with the sounds of From First To Last combined with Fall Out Boy which makes it post-hardcore and pop-punk excellence. But outside the first few tracks, this album is nothing but mediocre. |
| Foster the People Torches |
| Foxygen Take The Kids Off Broadway |
| Frank Ocean Nostalgia, Ultra. |
| Frank Turner Love, Ire & Song |
| Frank Turner Tape Deck Heart |
| Frightened Rabbit State Hospital |
| fun. Live At Fingerprints |
| Gang of Youths Go Farther in Lightness |
| Girls Album |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor Luciferian Towers |
| Grizzly Bear Veckatimest |
| Have Mercy (Indie) The Earth Pushed Back |
| Hippo Campus landmark |
| Hop Along Painted Shut |
| Incubus (USA-CA) Morning View |
| Incubus (USA-CA) Make Yourself |
| Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights |
| Iron And Wine Kiss Each Other Clean |
| Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast |
| Islands A Sleep and a Forgetting |
| Japandroids Post-Nothing |
| Jars Of Clay Jars Of Clay |
| Jay-Z The Black Album |
| Jay-Z and Kanye West Watch the Throne |
| Jeff Buckley Grace (Legacy Edition) |
| Jeff Buckley The Grace EPs |
| Jeff Buckley Live à L'Olympia |
| Jeff Buckley Live in Chicago |
| Jeff Buckley Mystery White Boy |
| Jeff Buckley Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk |
| Jeff Buckley Songs To No One 1991-1992 |
| Jeff Rosenstock WORRY. |
| Jeff Rosenstock POST- |
| Jim James Regions of Light and Sound of God |
| Jimmy Buffett Songs You Know By Heart |
| Jimmy Buffett Take The Weather With You |
| Jimmy Buffett A1A |
| Jimmy Buffett Live In Hawaii - The natives are restles |
| jj jj n° 2 |
| John Mellencamp The Best That I Could Do 1978-1988 |
| Julia Jacklin Crushing |
| Kacey Musgraves Golden Hour |
| Kanye West Yeezus |
| Kanye West Graduation |
| Kanye West Late Registration |
| Kanye West The College Dropout |
| Keaton Henson Birthdays |
| Kendrick Lamar DAMN. |
| Kevin Morby Singing Saw |
| La Sera Sees The Light |
| Lagwagon Resolve |
| Laura Stevenson Sit Resist |
| LCD Soundsystem This Is Happening |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II |
| Let's Eat Grandma I'm All Ears |
| Linkin Park Hybrid Theory |
| Local Natives Gorilla Manor |
| Local Natives Hummingbird |
| Local Natives Sunlit Youth |
| Local Natives Violet Street |
| Lorde Pure Heroine |
| Los Campesinos! We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed |
| Los Campesinos! Hello Sadness |
| Los Campesinos! Sick Scenes |
| Lucy Dacus Historian |
| Lydia This December; It's One More and I'm Free |
| Lydia Devil |
| M. Ward Post-War |
| M. Ward Hold Time |
| M. Ward Transistor Radio |
| M. Ward Transfiguration of Vincent |
| M. Ward End Of Amnesia |
| M. Ward More Rain |
| Mac DeMarco 2 |
| Mac DeMarco Salad Days |
| Mac DeMarco This Old Dog |
| Magic Wands Aloha Moon |
| Magnet The Simple Life |
| Manchester Orchestra I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child |
| Manchester Orchestra Cope |
| Mark Kozelek Mark Kozelek |
| Mark Kozelek Little Drummer Boy Live |
| Mark Kozelek & Jimmy Lavalle Perils from the Sea |
| Matchbook Romance Voices |
| Metallica Metallica |
| mewithoutYou Ten Stories |
| mewithoutYou [untitled] e.p. |
| mewithoutYou [Untitled] |
| Michael Jackson Thriller |
| Miniature Tigers Mia Pharaoh |
| Miniature Tigers I Dreamt I Was a Cowboy |
| Mitski Be the Cowboy |
| Modest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad News |
| Modest Mouse Strangers to Ourselves |
| Modest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank |
| Monsters of Folk Monsters of Folk |
| Moonface With Siinai: Heartbreaking Bravery |
| Mount Eerie A Crow Looked At Me |
| Mount Eerie Now Only |
| Mountains Centralia |
| My Bloody Valentine m b v |
| My Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge |
| My Morning Jacket Evil Urges |
| New Found Glory Catalyst |
| New Found Glory Sticks and Stones |
| Newsboys Go |
| Newsboys Thrive |
| Newsboys Step up to the Microphone |
| Newsboys Take Me To Your Leader |
| Newsboys Not Ashamed |
| Nirvana Nevermind |
| Nirvana Nirvana |
| No Age Snares Like A Haircut |
| Northstar The Uncomfortable Camera (DVD) |
| Northstar are one of my favorite rock groups. There songwriting and just the flat out catchiness of there songs can win any fan over. But how would all this good stuff transfer live? It's is a breathtaking experience, Northstar's performance of "Two Zero Two" and "Broken Parachute" are memorable. |
| Okkervil River The Silver Gymnasium |
| Okkervil River Away |
| Okkervil River In The Rainbow Rain |
| Oso Oso The Yunahon Mixtape |
| Owl John Owl John |
| Panic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat Out |
| Paramore Brand New Eyes |
| Parquet Courts Wide Awake |
| Passion Pit Gossamer |
| Pearl Jam Ten |
| Pink Floyd Animals |
| Pink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of Dawn |
| Pixies Doolittle |
| Polyenso One Big Particular Loop |
| R.E.M. Murmur |
| Radiohead Hail to the Thief |
| Radiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings |
| Radiohead Go to Sleep |
| Radiohead COM LAG (2plus2isfive) |
| Radiohead No Surprises/Running From Demons |
| Radiohead The Bends |
| Radiohead The King of Limbs |
| Radiohead TKOL RMX 1234567 |
| Radiohead MINIDISCS [HACKED] |
| Red House Painters Down Colorful Hill |
| Red House Painters Songs for a Blue Guitar |
| Relient K Forget and Not Slow Down |
| A very catchy and mature album for Relient K. The album is actually somewhat original lyrically and instrumentally which helps separates this from their previous albums. Also this is more of a cohesive album, where their previous albums just sounded like eleven or twelve half hearted attempts to get on the charts. They take on serious issues lyrically, the instrumental work is better, and this leads to a dramatically improvement from Relient K. |
| Rogue Wave Permalight |
| Ryan Adams Love is Hell |
| Ryan Adams Cardinology |
| If Ryan's previous efforts were lacking any distinct quality it was defenitely consistency. Consistency is what Ryan lacked even on his best album, Gold, the high's were very high and the lows were very low. But on Cardinology, there is not a bad song. Ryan develops a very country and laid back style and this leads to a wildly sucessful and clever album. |
| Ryan Adams Heartbreaker |
| Ryan Adams Ashes And Fire |
| Saosin Translating the Name |
| Saves the Day Under the Boards |
| Say Anything ...Is A Real Boy (re-release) |
| Say Anything I Don't Think It Is |
| Senses Fail Still Searching |
Senses Fail have improved themselves in all areas that were lacking in there full length debut, "Let It Enfold You". The singers voice is no longer annoying and the sound is varied in tracks. The album isn't as aggressive which may anger fans of there post-hardcore, it has drifted to more of a straight up punk sound.
Download: Calling All Cars, Can't Be Saved, Still Searching. |
| She and Him Volume Two |
| She and Him Volume One |
| Snail Mail Lush |
| Soccer Mommy Clean |
| Sonic Youth Daydream Nation |
| Sorority Noise You're Not As ____ As You Think |
| Souvenirs Posture of Apology |
| Spanish Prisoners Gold Fools |
| Sparklehorse It's a Wonderful Life |
| Sparklehorse Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain |
| Sparklehorse Good Morning Spider |
| Sparklehorse Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot |
| Speedy Ortiz Twerp Verse |
| Spoon Transference |
| St. Vincent Strange Mercy |
| St. Vincent St. Vincent |
| Straylight Run Prepare To Be Wrong |
| Straylight Run The Needles, The Space |
| Suede Bloodsports |
| Sufjan Stevens Michigan |
| Sufjan Stevens All Delighted People |
| Sun Airway Nocturne of Exploded Crystal Chandelier |
| Sun Kil Moon Admiral Fell Promises |
| Sun Kil Moon Among the Leaves |
| Sun Kil Moon Common As Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood |
| Sunflower Bean Twentytwo in Blue |
| System of a Down System of a Down |
| System of a Down Mezmerize |
| System of a Down Hypnotize |
| T.I. US or Else: Letter to the System |
| Taking Back Sunday New Again |
| Taking Back Sunday Happiness Is |
| Taking Back Sunday Tidal Wave |
| Talking Heads Remain in Light |
| Tame Impala Lonerism |
| The 1975 A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships |
| The Avett Brothers The Carpenter |
| The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour |
| The Beatles Please Please Me |
| The Beatles Love |
| The Brian Jonestown Massacre Revelation |
| The Dangerous Summer Reach for the Sun |
| The Early November The Mother, The Mechanic, and The Path |
| The Gaslight Anthem The '59 Sound |
| The Gaslight Anthem Handwritten |
| The Head And The Heart Let's Be Still |
| The Hotelier Home, Like NoPlace Is There |
| The Killers Hot Fuss |
| The Lumineers The Lumineers |
| The Maccabees Given to the Wild |
| The Mars Volta Tremulant |
| The Mars Volta Frances the Mute |
| The Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium |
| The Men Tomorrow's Hits |
| The Men New Moon |
| The Microphones The Glow Pt. 2 |
| The Middle East The Recordings of the Middle East |
| The Middle East I Want That You Are Always Happy |
| The Milk Carton Kids Prologue |
| The Mountain Goats All Eternals Deck |
| The Mountain Goats Goths |
| The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Belong |
| The Rolling Stones Forty Licks |
| The Rural Alberta Advantage Mended With Gold |
| The Sheepdogs Learn and Burn |
| The Spill Canvas One Fell Swoop |
| The Tallest Man on Earth There's No Leaving Now |
| The Tallest Man on Earth I Love You. It's a Fever Dream. |
| The War On Drugs Slave Ambient |
| The War On Drugs Lost in the Dream |
| The Weeknd Thursday |
| The Weepies Happiness |
| The Weepies Hideaway |
| The Who Who's Next |
| The Who My Generation: The Very Best of the Who |
| The Wonder Years Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing |
| The Wonder Years Sister Cities |
| The xx xx |
| Third Eye Blind Blue |
| Thirty Seconds to Mars A Beautiful Lie |
| This Providence Our Worlds Divorce |
| Thom Yorke The Eraser |
| Thom Yorke Anima |
| Thrice Vheissu |
| Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. III & IV |
| Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. I & II |
| Thrice Beggars |
| Thrice Major/Minor |
| Thursday A City By the Light Divided |
| Thursday War All the Time |
| Tigers Jaw spin |
| Tiny Moving Parts Swell |
| TV on the Radio Nine Types of Light |
| Two Tongues Two Tongues |
| This is not nearly as bad of an album as people are saying it is. The vocals are harmonized to near perfection on the first few tracks, and these first songs are all very catchy. People say that the album tails off towards the end, but I think people need to listen to these songs again. "Alice" is haunting and probably has the best songwriting on the album, and "Even If You Don't" reminds listeners of some old school punk with its extremely emotional yet sarcastic chorus. Their are a few bad tracks, and the songwriting isn't that great but I still think this is a very impressive pop-punk album. |
| Vampire Weekend Contra |
| Vampire Weekend Father Of The Bride |
| Van Morrison Saint Dominic's Preview |
| Volcano Choir Repave |
| Waxahatchee Cerulean Salt |
| Weezer Weezer |
| Weezer Pinkerton |
| Weyes Blood Titanic Rising |
| Whiskeytown Stranger's Almanac |
| WU LYF Go Tell Fire to the Mountain |
| Yellowcard When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes |
| Youth Lagoon The Year of Hibernation |
| Youth Lagoon Wondrous Bughouse |
