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| Albums That Made Me Want To Be A Musician
These albums really changed my perspective of music from when I was a
child to now... | | 5 |  | Cage the Elephant
Cage the Elephant
This punk album gave me the mission of finding heavy music. I thought this album was
so intense and wild, especially after I saw these guys live. The performance was
energetic and wild. I wanted to be like that on stage. I wanted to get people pumped
and jumping. I wanted to perform in front of hundreds of people and be God for thirty
minutes. This album made me want to perform music lively and be as wild on stage as
humanly possible. | | 4 |  | Motionless in White
Creatures
This album is the reason I scream for a band and even listen to metal-core in the first
place. It was something completely different from anything else I had ever heard. I
thought the breakdown patterns were intense, the lyrics angsty and pissed off, but it
also sounded beautiful for some reason. It made me write music that was pissed off but
try to make it catchy. It also changed my musical taste from just classic rock and metal
to modern death metal, death-core, and metal-core. | | 3 |  | Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin IV
If you don't like this album, then there are some things seriously wrong with you. This
album hold one of the greatest rock songs in history on it. "Stairway to Heaven" is seen
as one of the greatest songs in all of music history, if not the best. This album also hold
"Black Dog," When the Levee Breaks," and "The Battle of Evermore." This is the greatest
album recorded by Led Zeppelin, and it changed my life. It made me want to actually
write guitar solos. Before this album, I didn't think guitar solos were necessary, but this
album made me realize a guitar solo isn't there just to take up a few seconds on a record.
it is an emotional connection between the guitarist and his guitar, and it's a beautiful
thing. | | 2 |  | The Beatles
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Even though the musical "Across the Universe" was what really got me into The Beatles,
Sgt. Pepper's was really the one that I loved the most. I listened to Revolver and Help
and Abbey Road, and while I still think those are some of the greatest albums of all
time, Sgt. Pepper's was the very best of The Beatles discography. It mixed together
Indian, Circus, and psychedelic music to create something completely unique. It made
me want to experiment more with my writing and really pushed me to try something
different. | | 1 |  | U2
All That You Can't Leave Behind
This was an album that was played on repeat throughout my childhood. Whether I
actually liked it or just got used to it after endless hours of playing it, I realized that
music was something important to me. This album made me realized that my life would
revolve around music until the day I die. Every now and then I'll stream it to relive old
memories and remember that it changed my life. | |
SharkTooth
05.15.14 | (First sentence was a dumb mistake of mine) That Beautiful Day song was EVERYWHERE, and the story behind it is
all sorts of awesome | emester
05.15.14 | all 5 ever made me want to do is play Borderlands | menawati
05.15.14 | "Beautiful Day song was EVERYWHERE"
they played it on football montages all damn summer on tv | Symphony
05.15.14 | "If you don't like this album, then there are some things seriously wrong with you."
oh you're one of those people | menawati
05.15.14 | ""Stairway to Heaven" is seen as one of the greatest songs in all of music history, if not the best."
hmm, its not even near zep's best songs | NarlusKing123
05.16.14 | Yes, I am one of those people. And I have heard the rest of Led Zeppelin's albums, but imo, IV is the best | TumsFestival
05.16.14 | Melophobia >>>>> cage s/t | SharkTooth
05.16.14 | "Cage s/t >>>>> Melophobia"[2] | deathschool
05.16.14 | Never heard Melophobia, but their self titled is eh overall. | SharkTooth
05.16.14 | S/t was more on the good side of meh, Melophobia is perfectly situated in the "IDGAF" part of the spectrum | qwe3
05.16.14 | "I'm honestly surprised that 1 doesn't have a reviews"
its cuz you have to listen to it if youre going to review it | sniper
05.16.14 | not really i could write one without listening | sniper
05.16.14 | if i did write one it would def be without listening | SharkTooth
05.16.14 | Lol, I just checked and it does. Albeit it's a terrible tbt | CK
05.16.14 | 3 had me buying a mandolin but 2 is far from any reason I'd want to be a musician | qwe3
05.16.14 | if you forced me to review 1 i would definitely decline to listen to it beforehand or during or anytime | SharkTooth
05.16.14 | Just take someone else's review and word it to fits your style, (I should do that sometime) |
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