yeah i was just thinking the other day how awesome the last minute or so of trilogy 6 is. how it just deteriorates into shit. so rad

but i'm inclined to agree that part 5 is the best of the trilogy

Album Rating: 4.0

fly by night is definitely my favorite song off of this. after that it's probably a tie between uniform and distant shadow.



trilogy 1 and 2 are probably always going to be my favorite loma songs though.

end of trilogy 1 is so intense.

Album Rating: 4.0

yeah it's probably my favorite part of any loma song. that or the intro to trilogy 2.

interesting discussion

good input

youre right sorry man tracks 1,2,4,7,8,10,11,12 are the best but only by a bit the other tracks id probably give a 3.5-4.5 for each one but the ones i listed are at least 4.5s i dont care if you agree or not

Album Rating: 4.5

I have been listening to this non stop it's so good. It really does a good job of mixing harshness and abrasiv sounds with butifull and tender ones. Just awesome

Album Rating: 3.5

When they play Trilogy 6 live, I swear it sounds like the music gets louder just as it does on the record, and on top of that they're too loud as it is.

Ear plugs is a must for this band.

still my aoty. i haven't seen them since this came out unfortunately but yeah they tear it up.

or maybe i really like this. but still, i'm accepting recommendations.

yeah i've scrobbled more than a thousand plays for this album on last fm, and i've spun the vinyl quite a few times also.

this is swell

any of you guys know some more great emo records?

Fine I'll go look for a list myself

fall out boy are my favorite emo band

Yes I expected you to have a bunch of recs because you seem to know a lot about pretty much every genre except for the stuff I specialise in like ska and reggae haha

10 ft. Ganja Plant - Bass Chalice (their whole discography rules tho)
John Brown's Body - Pressure Points (again, their whole discography is worth a listen)
Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston (this could be considered a ska/reggae crossover record but oh man is it good)
Abyssinians - Satta Massagana
Aswad - Hulet
Bunny Wailer - Blackheart Man
marcus Garvey - Burning Spear
The Congos - Heart of the Congos
Culture - Two Seven Clash
Steel Pulse - True Democracy
The Mighty Diamonds - Right Time
Yabby You - Conquering Lion
Peter Tosh - Equal Rights
Alpha Blondy - Jerusalem

just some stuff off the top of my head... I'll probably make a reggae list one of these days (btw I'm assuming you heard all of Bob Marley and The Wailers' stuff here, if you haven't: get on it)

Lol I had no idea Toots's stuff was that popular

good to hear he's getting some recognition tho, the man is a legend

add The Mad Conductor to that list

Hmm yes good idea...