| 5.0 classic |
| Blackalicious Blazing Arrow |
| Brian Eno Another Green World |
| Another Green World is a mixture of soothing pop tunes and ambient electronica. Eno uses lush keyboard soundscapes and sparkling keyboard tones to create some relaxing tunes that create vivid imagery and interesting ideas. Songs like I'll Come Running showcase some poppy piano parts while St. Elmos Fire features Fripp shredding up a storm, the ambient pieces don't drag the album down and Eno keeps things moving quite well. There is an excellent balance between pop and ambient, sometimes Eno even combines the two (Everything Merges With the Night). Another Green World is flooding with everything that an electronica fan could hope for, and absoute essential album for anyones music collection. |
| Can Tago Mago |
| R.E.M. Murmur |
| I don't give to many albums five star ratings and it's a mystery why I enjoy this album as much as I do. There is no fancy instrumentation, clever production, or deep lyrics. It's not a deep or reflective album either, the music is as stripped down and basic as you can get. Every song is catchy as hell and the hazy, mysterious vibe of the Michael Stipes voice will always intruige me. Maybe Murmur doesn't deserve a five star rating but I can't find any flaws with the album and I've been listening to it for a good five years or so. |
| Talk Talk Laughing Stock |
| Talking Heads Remain in Light |
| The Aquabats . . . Vs. the Floating Eye of Death! |
| Ween Pure Guava |
| Nearly everything is found on this disc. One minute you'll be listening to low key tracks that consist of nothing but a sparse drum beat and random mumblings, the next thing you know a blast of noise is casted upon your ears! Pure Guava is so refreshing because the music is so different yet it remains accessible and strangely addicting at the same time. Some criticize Pure Guava for being too "uneven" but that's what makes it so fun. |
| Yo La Tengo I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One |
| 4.5 superb |
| Air Moon Safari |
| Air's Moon Safari is one of my favorite electronica albums of all time, but that's not a very stunning thing. The album features lush keyboard melodies over soft beats and smooth, twinkly guitar lines. Sexy Boy and Remember are both crunchy synth-pop songs that get you hooked right away with their catchy keyboard riffs and drumbeats. For the most part Moon Safari is an ambient album, Ce Matin La features a nice little trumpet part while All I Need focuses on a jazzy acoustic guitar and a soothing female vocalist. All in all Moon Safari won't letdown an fans of electronica music, the album has a soothing and mellow vibe yet it still shows a lot of range with influences or jazz and synth-pop. |
| Aphex Twin ...I Care Because You Do |
| Richard David James most forgotten album, I Care Because You Do is in my opinion his best. The album features a lot of range but my personal favorites are his more ambient and progressive songs. Alberto Balsalm is a nice, laid-back gem while The Waxen Pithis an eerie yet ambient song. At points the album gets very haunting, Icct Hedral features a pounding beat over scary background effects while Come On You Slags! is a dark, morbid song that is oddly exhilerating. I Care Because You Do offers a ton of variety, I dig the songs with pounding beats and I also enjoy the more suble and lo-key tunes. |
| Autechre Amber |
| Beck Odelay |
| Bela Fleck and The Flecktones Flight Of The Cosmic Hippo |
| Boards of Canada Music Has the Right to Children |
| This is the ideal electronica album to chill to. The relaxed beats and swirling keyboard effects fit together perfectly creating an extremely atmospheric and lazy atmosphere. At first the songs seem way to long and repetitive but the songs change so subtly and quick that it's difficult to even notice. With a good set of headphones this album will put you in a trance for a good hour or so, although the music isn't complex or challenging it sure is hypnotic. |
| Boredoms Vision Creation Newsun |
| Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports |
| This album is monumental for any fans of ambient electronica. Eno's soothing piano work is ace and although this record isn't for everyone it almost forces you to kick back and relax. This was the third Eno album I purchased and although I was used to his more post-punk influenced stuff Ambient One: Music For Airports always does it for me. The only downside is that the music can get boring at points, but that's easy to understand since this is ambient music. |
| Cake Comfort Eagle |
| Can Ege Bamyasi |
| Cluster Cluster II |
| Cocteau Twins Treasure |
| CYNE Evolution Fight |
| Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables |
| Deltron 3030 Deltron 3030 |
| Descendents Milo Goes to College |
| Flying Lotus Los Angeles |
| Shifting away from his more minimal approach with "1983" Flying Lotus showcases a lot more variety on his newest offering, "Los Angeles." Although the album is often tagged as instrumental hip-hop every song has a unique set of beats matched with Ellison's lush keyboard arrangements and organic production. The pulsing, hypnotic variety of beats never wears thin making "Los Angeles" a zany and trance-inducing listen. |
| Flying Saucer Attack Further |
| Grandaddy The Sophtware Slump |
| GZA Liquid Swords |
| Hepcat Right On Time |
| Husker Du Zen Arcade |
| Iron And Wine The Creek Drank the Cradle |
| Isaac Hayes Hot Buttered Soul |
| Jaga Jazzist What We Must |
| Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow |
| John Coltrane A Love Supreme |
| Jurassic 5 Power in Numbers |
| Kraftwerk Autobahn |
| Melvins Gluey Porch Treatments |
| Mercury Rev Boces |
| Miles Davis Miles Smiles |
| Minor Threat Complete Discography |
| Morphine Cure for Pain |
| Naked City Torture Garden |
| Nas Illmatic |
| Nick Drake Pink Moon |
| Pink Moon proves that you only need a guitar and a vocalist to create breathtakingly beautiful music. Pink Moon is much more baron and stripped down then any other Drake release and that's why I enjoy it the most. While some claim that the guitar playing is way to simple that doesn't matter, Drake puts all of his emotions into twenty-six mintues of music. Pink Moon is not only my favorite "folk" album of all time it's also my favorite singer/songwriter album also. |
| Nick Drake Bryter Layter |
| of Montreal The Gay Parade |
| Operation Ivy Energy |
| Parliament Mothership Connection |
| Pavement Wowee Zowee |
| Peter Tosh Legalize It |
| After listening to Legalize It I instantly wonder why this guy wasn't as popular as Marley. Tosh's music has a heavy soul vibe and he brings in many female vocalists to sing back up on this album. Every track has an extremely laid-back and relaxing edge, while listening to the music it nearly makes you feel like you're laying on a beach in Jamaica. While no songs really stand out amongst each other Legalize It establishes a very cool and sublime atmosphere that few reggae albums could capture. |
| Peter Tosh Mama Africa |
| Pharoah Sanders Karma |
| Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon |
| Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon is one of the most popular and well known albums of all time. While the album is superb it isn't Floyds best album, but I can see why it got so much critical acclaim. The albums definately got range, 'Breathe' is a slow, atmospheric track powered by a simple guitar riff and Waters soothing vocal delivery fits in perfectly. 'Us and Them' is as soothing and jazzy as it gets, featuring a jazzy saxophone line and a soulful chorus. 'Money' is another jazzy tune with a groovy guitar solo and a choppy guitar riff. The albums closer 'Eclipse' is the most upbeat track off the album and is filled with hard hitting drums and psychadelic vocals. The album clearly has a lot of range and it mixes in psychadelic, jazz, and basic rock music. It's been more then 30 years since Dark Side of the Moon was released, and it is still fun to listen to since it is very relaxing and soothing. |
| Propagandhi How to Clean Everything |
| R. Kelly Trapped In The Closet (Chapters 1-12) |
| R.E.M. Reckoning |
| R.E.M. Lifes Rich Pageant |
| R.E.M. Automatic for the People |
| Radiohead Amnesiac |
| Reverend Bizarre In The Rectory Of The Bizarre Reverend |
| Richard Hell and The Voidoids Blank Generation |
| Ride Nowhere |
| Shpongle Tales of the Inexpressible |
| Shpongle Nothing Lasts... But Nothing Is Lost |
| Sly and The Family Stone Stand! |
| Social Distortion Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll |
| Sonic Youth Washing Machine |
| Sonic Youth Sister |
| Sparklehorse Good Morning Spider |
| Stevie Wonder Innervisions |
| Sunny Day Real Estate Diary |
| Super Furry Animals Radiator |
| Super Furry Animals Guerilla |
| Swans White Light From the Mouth of Infinity |
| Talking Heads Talking Heads: 77 |
| Punky, funky, new-wavish post-punk from the late 70's. Every track is just so damn catchy, I'll have a different favorite from this album everytime I listen to it because it's so solid all the way through. David Byrnes erratic voice mixed with upbeat guitar grooves seems odd but it works very well. This may not be the Talking Heads most innovative release but it's their most simple, stripped down piece of work. |
| Tangerine Dream Phaedra |
| Tangerine Dream Rubycon |
| The Aquabats The Fury of the Aquabats! |
| The Clash The Clash (US version) |
| The Damned Damned Damned Damned |
| The Eleventh House Introducing The Eleventh House... |
| The Flaming Lips Clouds Taste Metallic |
| The KLF Chill Out |
| The Microphones The Glow Pt. 2 |
| The Mothers of Invention We're Only in It for the Money |
| The Nation of Ulysses Plays Pretty for Baby |
| The Slits Cut |
| The Smashing Pumpkins Gish |
| The Specials Specials |
| The Vagabonds ...And Still Counting |
| The Who Live at Leeds |
| They Might Be Giants Lincoln |
| Tom Waits Rain Dogs |
Rain Dogs incorporates influences of country, folk, jazz, and blues all into one. Groovy brass instruments weave their way in and out of twangy acoustic guitars and Toms loud, raspy voice. While listening to the album it almost seems like Waits and his crew picked up some old instruments laying around and just started playing. Rain Dogs has an extremely raw feel and songs jump from tense and boisterous rockers (Downtown Train, Big Black Mariah) to slow, bluesy tunes (Jockey Full of Bourbon, Walking Spanish. Accordians, marracas, and timpani's all find their way into the music and create a somber and nocturnal feel. Rain Dogs is a classic album featuring nineteen gloomy, dark, and occasionally chaotic songs.
Favorite Tracks:
Jockey Full of Bourbon
Hang Down Your Head
Walking Spanish |
| Tom Waits Bone Machine |
| Tortoise TNT |
| Tortoise Millions Now Living Will Never Die |
| U.S. Maple Long Hair in Three Stages |
| We Are Scientists With Love and Squalor |
| Ween The Mollusk |
| William Basinski The Disintegration Loops I |
| Windy and Carl Consciousness |
| Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) |
| Yes Close to the Edge |
| Yusef Lateef Eastern Sounds |
| 4.0 excellent |
| 50 Cent The Massacre |
| Aerosmith Rocks |
| Alice in Chains Dirt |
| Andrew Bird The Mysterious Production Of Eggs |
| Animal Collective Sung Tongs |
| Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion |
| Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92 |
| Archers of Loaf Icky Mettle |
| Autechre Tri Repetae |
| Bark Psychosis Hex |
| Battles B EP |
| Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique |
| Beat Happening Beat Happening |
| Beck Midnite Vultures |
| Beck Mutations |
| Biosphere Cirque |
| Bjork Homogenic |
| Black Flag Damaged |
| Black Milk Tronic |
| Blackalicious Nia |
| Boards of Canada The Campfire Headphase |
| With The Campfire Headphase Boards of Canada move away from their more beat oriented sound and start playing around with more atmospheric keyboard effects. The soothing beats that were once found on Music Had the Right to Children have vanished, but that's not exactly a bad thing. The overall sound of the album hints towards ambient electronica yet the music isn't as dark or bleak as it was on previous releases. Soothing soundscapes, subtle guitar hooks, and mellow keyboard tones make up The Campfire Headphase, while it's a huge change from the duos earlier sound it's still a natural and positive evolution. |
| Bob James One |
| Bob Marley and The Wailers Legend |
| Brian Eno Here Come the Warm Jets |
| Butthole Surfers Independent Worm Saloon |
| Butthole Surfers Locust Abortion Technician |
| Butthole Surfers Psychic... Powerless... Another Man's Sac |
| Cake Fashion Nugget |
| Cake Motorcade Of Generosity |
| Can Monster Movie |
| Cat Stevens Tea for the Tillerman |
| Catch 22 Keasbey Nights |
| Chapterhouse Whirlpool |
| Charles Mingus The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady |
| cLOUDDEAD cLOUDDEAD |
| Converge Jane Doe |
| Crow Tongue Ghost Eye Seeker |
| Cynic Focus |
| Daft Punk Discovery |
| How can you possibly sit still when listening to this album? The first four tracks are the best off of the album, but then I feel like it all goes downhill from there. I really dig the glossy, glimmery production and even if it does go a bit overboard it still makes some great dance music. I think the other big reason I enjoy listening to Discovery so much is how elements of jazz and funk also make their way into the music creating an even more upbeat and bouncy vibe. While Discovery can get tiresome at points it's still an excellent dance album that rivals some of my personal favorites within the genre. |
| Danny Elfman The Nightmare Before Christmas |
| Dead Meadow Feathers |
| Depeche Mode Violator |
| Devo Freedom of Choice |
| Dinosaur Jr. Dinosaur |
| DJ Shadow Endtroducing..... |
| DJ Shadow The Private Press |
| Don Caballero World Class Listening Problem |
| Dr. Octagon Dr. Octagonecologyst |
| Dream Theater Octavarium |
| Duran Duran Rio |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Songs to Learn and Sing |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Ocean Rain |
| Eric B and Rakim Paid in Full |
| Eric Dolphy Out to Lunch! |
| Explosions in the Sky Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die... |
| Faith No More Angel Dust |
| Faith No More The Real Thing |
| Fatboy Slim Why Try Harder |
| Feist The Reminder |
| Flying Lotus 1983 |
| Flying Saucer Attack Flying Saucer Attack |
| Frank Zappa Hot Rats |
| Frontier Ruckus The Orion Songbook |
| Fugazi End Hits |
| Germs M.I.A.: The Complete Anthology |
| Ghost Mice Ghost Mice |
| Giant Sand Chore of Enchantment |
| Green Day Insomniac |
| Gregor Samsa 55:12 |
| Grinderman Grinderman |
| Guided by Voices Bee Thousand |
| Guided by Voices Alien Lanes |
| Hallucinogen Twisted |
| Harmonia Musik von Harmonia |
| Harvey Milk Life... The Best Game in Town |
| Hepcat Scientific |
| Herbie Hancock Head Hunters |
| Herbie Hancock is the man, and he proves it with Headhunters. The first track is 15 minutes of smooth funkiness showing off a snazzy brass section along with that dope bassline. Hancocks keyboard skills shine towards the middle of the track showcasing some blazing scales and bringing electronica into the mix. "Watermelon Man" is a slow, steady jazz tune while Sly is a vivid, quick-paced funk tune bringing in obvious african influences plus some raging trumpet lines. The album closes out with a slow, soothing number focusing on a steady drumline and some more of those cool trumpets. Overall Headhunters can be entertaining, relaxing, and upbeat at the same time; it's essential for any fan of funk or jazz music. |
| Herbie Hancock Man-Child |
| Herbie Hancock Maiden Voyage |
| Hum You'd Prefer an Astronaut |
| Jane's Addiction Ritual De Lo Habitual |
| Jesu Jesu |
| John Coltrane Meditations |
| John Coltrane Lush Life |
| Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison |
| Killdozer Intellectuals Are the Shoeshine Boys of |
| Kraftwerk The Man-Machine |
| Kyuss Blues For The Red Sun |
| Lemon Jelly Lost Horizons |
| Lets Go Bowling Music to Bowl By |
| Mantronix Mantronix: The Album |
| Massive Attack Mezzanine |
| Melvins Houdini |
| Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells |
| Miles Davis In a Silent Way |
| Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime |
| Modest Mouse The Moon & Antarctica |
| Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West |
| Mogwai Young Team |
| Mono You Are There |
| Mouse on Mars Autoditacker |
| Mr. Bungle Mr. Bungle |
| This has to be one of the strangest albums that I have ever listened to. Mike Patton fuses together funk, jazz, death metal, ska, circus music, and punk all together to create on hell of a ride. Every song lasts from about five to ten minutes long and while listening to each song five or six genres will be exposed. Patton will be screaming into the microphone over heavy guitar riffs and a few seconds later the music will change into jazz or funk. With Mr. Bungles s/t there are no rules and although the album can be to much to handle at points it's worth it if you want something unconventional or unique. |
| MU330 Chumps On Parade |
| Naked City Naked City |
| Native Nod Today Puberty, Tomorrow the World |
| Nirvana In Utero |
| Nobukazu Takemura Scope |
| Oasis Definitely Maybe |
| Organized Konfusion Stress: The Extinction Agenda |
| Ozric Tentacles Strangeitude |
| Ozric Tentacles Erpland |
| Pale Saints The Comforts of Madness |
| Pavement Slanted and Enchanted |
| Pearl Jam Vs. |
| Pearl Jam Ten |
| Pearl Jam Yield |
| Pete Namlook Air II |
| Philip Glass Glassworks |
| Phish Junta |
| Pink Floyd Animals |
| Pixies Best of Pixies: Wave of Mutilation |
| Pixies Doolittle |
| Porcupine Tree In Absentia |
| port-royal Flares |
| Port Royals' "Flares" is one of the best ambient/post-rock albums that I've listened to in quite some time. Organic keyboard tones, lush production, crunchy beats, and hypntoic guitars are all found throughout the album. The music is able to create vivid imagery with minimal instrumentation, at times only a keyboard and drum machine are used throughout an entire song. Perhaps the most important aspect about the music is that it's so easy to get lost in, after two minutes of the opening track "Jeka" I already find myself hypnotized. "Flares" may not be the most unique album out their but it's an excellent ambient/post-rock album. |
| Quasimoto The Further Adventures of Lord Quas |
| Quasimoto is the Mr.Bungle of hip-hop music. "Further Adventures..." features twenty six songs which all started out as skits. Madlib adds in plenty of special effects, odd sound recordings, and his helium like voice is truly something that hip-hop has never experienced. These songs range from gangsta rap, to smooth soulful tunes. Madlib will start a song out with a certain beat or rhythm and that same beat will appear just a few tracks later. Almost all of these songs are hit or miss tracks simply because there is so much going on at once that the music can just be hard to listen to at times. While there are a lot of sloppy and rushed songs slapped on here this album is still excellent because of the crucial tracks it contains. This isn't for your casual hip-hop fan, it's one of the weirdest and funkiest rap albums in the past five years. |
| Quasimoto The Unseen |
| R.E.M. Document |
| R.E.M. New Adventures in Hi-Fi |
| Radiohead The Bends |
| Radiohead OK Computer |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik |
| Red House Painters Red House Painters |
| Red House Painters Down Colorful Hill |
| Refused The Shape Of Punk To Come |
| Return to Forever Romantic Warrior |
| Return to Forever Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy |
| Richard Youngs Airs of the Ear |
| Royksopp Melody A.M. |
| Rush Hemispheres |
| Shellac At Action Park |
| Silver Apples Silver Apples |
| Simon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water |
| Sleepytime Gorilla Museum Of Natural History |
| Slowdive Souvlaki |
| Sneaker Pimps Bloodsport |
| Sparklehorse Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot |
| Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes Numb |
| Sublime 40 Oz. to Freedom |
| Sun Ra Space is the Place |
| Super Furry Animals Love Kraft |
| Swervedriver Mezcal Head |
| Talk Talk Spirit of Eden |
| Talking Heads More Songs About Buildings and Food |
| Tangerine Dream Cyclone |
| Television Marquee Moon |
| The Afghan Whigs Black Love |
| The Aquabats Charge!! |
| With Charge The Aquabats put away the brass instruments and venture towards a more synth-pop influenced direction. It's extremely easy to compare The Aquabats to other new-wave groups such as Oingo Boingo and Devo as Charge consists of upbeat guitar riffs, quirky keyboard synths and humorous lyrics. Awesome Forces! and Fashion Zombies! are some of the catchiest pop-punk songs that I've ever heard and the MC Bat Commander avoids all pop-punk writing cliches as he sings about tigers, waterslides, and demolition derbies. Charge! may not be the greatest new-wave album out there but it's certaintly one of the most entertaining and fun albums that I've listened to in quite some time. |
| The Aquabats The Return of the Aquabats |
| The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
| The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour |
| The Clash The Clash |
| The Clash London Calling |
| The Dead C The White House |
| The Dead C Future Artists |
| The Dears No Cities Left |
| The Decemberists Castaways and Cutouts |
| The Flaming Lips Transmissions From the Satellite Heart |
| The Flaming Lips Oh My Gawd!!! |
| The Flaming Lips Hit To Death In The Future Head |
| The Flaming Lips The Soft Bulletin |
| The Fucking Champs VI |
| The Mamas and The Papas California Dreamin' |
| The Microphones Mount Eerie |
| The Mothers of Invention Freak Out! |
| The Mothers of Invention Roxy & Elsewhere |
| The Mothers of Invention Weasels Ripped My Flesh |
| The Notwist Neon Golden |
| The Offspring Smash |
| The Orb Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld |
| The Rentals Return of the Rentals |
| The Sea And Cake Nassau |
| The Slackers Peculiar |
| The Specials Too Much Too Young |
| The Vandals Hollywood Potato Chips |
| The Who Tommy |
| They Might Be Giants Flood |
| Times New Viking Rip It Off |
| Tom Waits Swordfishtrombones |
| Tom Waits Alice |
| Tom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards |
| Tortoise Standards |
| Tortoise A Lazarus Taxon |
| U2 Boy |
| Ulaan Khol I |
| Van Morrison Wavelength |
| Violent Femmes Violent Femmes |
| Vitalic Ok Cowboy |
| Weather Report Mysterious Traveller |
| Ween Chocolate and Cheese |
| Ween Quebec |
| Wilco Summerteeth |
| Wire Pink Flag |
| Wolves in the Throne Room Diadem of 12 Stars |
| Yakuza Transmutations |
| Yakuza Samsara |
| Yo La Tengo And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside... |
| Yo La Tengo I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass |
| Yowie Cryptooology |
| 3.5 great |
| A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step |
| A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory |
| Aesop Rock Labor Days |
| Agalloch The Mantle |
| Air Talkie Walkie |
| Air Pocket Symphony |
| Alice in Chains Facelift |
| Andrew Bird Weather Systems |
| Animal Collective Feels |
| Aphex Twin Come To Daddy |
| Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album |
| Some consider this album to be Aphex Twin's greatest record, but I disagree. There are some great songs such as the jittery 4 and the lo-key, soothing Fingerbib. Most of these songs are pretty well done, but their are a few bad ones towards the end of the album. Logon Rock Witch sounds very out of place, and it sounds like something that would belong on a Cartoon Network show. Inkeys is another track which seems out of place and the end of the album is pretty weak. Richard does a great job with the first nine tracks or so, but the record quickly loses it's fun and bouncy atmosphere towards the end. Other highlights include To Cure a Weakling Child and Yellow Calx. |
| Belle and Sebastian If You're Feeling Sinister |
| Belle and Sebastian The Life Pursuit |
| Ben Harper Fight For Your Mind |
| Big Black Songs About Fucking |
| Biosphere Substrata |
| Bjork Debut |
| Black Dice Beaches and Canyons |
| Black Dice Broken Ear Record |
| Black Dice Creature Comforts |
| Black Moth Super Rainbow Start A People |
| Black Uhuru Red |
| Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back Home |
| Boston Boston |
| Brian Eno Ambient 4: On Land |
| Brian Eno and David Byrne My Life in the Bush of Ghosts |
| Bruce Springsteen Tunnel Of Love |
| Bruce Springsteen Nebraska |
| Burial Untrue |
| Burzum Hvis Lyset Tar Oss |
| Butthole Surfers Rembrandt Pussyhorse |
| Cake Prolonging The Magic |
| Camel Mirage |
| Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band Safe As Milk |
| Cat Stevens Teaser and the Firecat |
| Cerberus Shoal Homb |
| Charles Mingus Mingus Ah Um |
| Circle Jerks Group Sex |
| Coldplay Parachutes |
| Coldplay The Blue Room |
| Comus First Utterance |
| Cream Disraeli Gears |
| Cynic Traced in Air |
| Daft Punk Homework |
| David Bowie Hunky Dory |
| Deftones White Pony |
| Delerium Karma |
| Descendents Everything Sucks |
| Devendra Banhart Cripple Crow |
| Devo Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! |
| Digable Planets Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space) |
| Dinosaur Jr. You're Living All Over Me |
| Dinosaur Jr. Bug |
| Don Caballero American Don |
| Dr. Dre The Chronic |
| Drive Like Jehu Drive Like Jehu |
| Dropkick Murphys Sing Loud, Sing Proud! |
| Eagles Hotel California |
| Easy Star All Stars Radiodread |
| Eluvium Copia |
| Emerson, Lake and Palmer Pictures at an Exhibition |
| Fatboy Slim You've Come A Long Way, Baby |
| Fatboy Slim Better Living Through Chemistry |
| Fennesz Venice |
| Four Tet Ringer |
| Fugazi 13 Songs |
| Fugazi Red Medicine |
| Funkadelic Maggot Brain |
| Funkadelic One Nation Under a Groove |
| Gang of Four Entertainment! |
| Gin Blossoms New Miserable Experience |
| Glenn Branca The Ascension |
| Goldfinger Goldfinger |
| Grand Ulena Gateway to Dignity |
| Gravediggaz 6 Feet Deep |
| Green Day 1039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours |
| Grizzly Bear Yellow House |
| Have a Nice Life Deathconsciousness |
| Herbie Hancock Thrust |
| Husker Du New Day Rising |
| Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights |
| Jean-Michel Jarre Equinoxe |
| Jeff Buckley Grace |
| Jeru the Damaja Wrath of the Math |
| John Cale Fear |
| John Coltrane Interstellar Space |
| John Zorn Astronome |
| Joy Division Unknown Pleasures |
| Kanye West The College Dropout |
| King Crimson Larks' Tongues in Aspic |
| King Tubby Crucial Dub |
| Klute The Emperors New Clothes |
| Lemon Jelly Lemonjelly.KY |
| Less Than Jake Losing Streak |
| Liars Liars |
| LITE Phantasia |
| Live Throwing Copper |
| Low Long Division |
| Madvillain Madvillainy |
| Maps and Atlases Tree, Swallows, Houses |
| Matisyahu Youth |
| Matisyahu Live At Stubb's |
| Live At Stubbs is arguably Matisyahus best effort. It shows off some energetic and compelling tunes such as the hit single King Without A Crown, Refuge, and Close My Eyes as well as some chilled out and religious moments like Lord Raise Me Up and Aish Timid. Although the music can get quite bland at times there are enough interesting hooks and grooves to keep your attention throughout the course of the album. Live At Stubbs is not a monumental or amazing piece of work but it is a great record for anyones reggae collection. |
| Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells II |
| Miles Davis Kind of Blue |
| Miles Davis Bitches Brew |
| Millencolin Pennybridge Pioneers |
| Minus the Bear Highly Refined Pirates |
| Moby Play |
| Morphine Yes |
| Mouse on Mars Niun Niggung |
| Mouse on Mars Vulvaland |
| Mouth Of The Architect Quietly |
| Mr. Bungle California |
| Nadja Radiance of Shadows |
| Navio Forge As We Quietly Burn A Hole Into... |
| Neu! Neu! |
| Neu! Neu! '75 |
| Nick Drake Five Leaves Left |
| No Doubt Tragic Kingdom |
| NOFX Punk in Drublic |
| NOFX Ribbed |
| NoMeansNo Wrong |
| Oingo Boingo Dead Man's Party |
| Ol' Dirty Bastard Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version |
| Oneida The Wedding |
| pageninetynine Document #8 |
| Patti Smith Easter |
| Pavement Brighten the Corners |
| Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain |
| Pearl Jam Vitalogy |
| Peeping Tom Peeping Tom |
| Pelican Australasia |
| Penguin Cafe Orchestra Music from the Penguin Cafe |
| Pere Ubu The Modern Dance |
| Pink Floyd The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn |
| If you are into psychadelic music then this is a must own album. While some refer to this as a Syd Barret album I disagree. 'Piper' ranges from the poppy 'Lucifer Sam' to the eerie and playful 'The Gnome.' Barrets hypnotic and trippy voice is firm throughout the course of the album but the ten minute instrumental 'Instersteller Overdrive" is one of the best drug songs of all time. and stands out amongst the rest of the songs off the album. Throughout the album their is creepy guitar work, twinkly effects and Syds hypnotic vocals add on and make this album extremely druggy. Even the lyrics on 'Flaming' are creepy revealiving information about a stalker. The album closes with 'Bike' a song that sounds like it would come out of a 70's horror movie. "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" is a masterpiece and every psychadelic fan should own it, or it least give it a chance. |
| Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets |
| Pink Floyd Pulse — The Film |
| Pixies Surfer Rosa |
| Popol Vuh Aguirre |
| Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun |
| Porcupine Tree Deadwing |
| port-royal Afraid to Dance |
| Prefuse 73 One Word Extinguisher |
| Primus Frizzle Fry |
| Propagandhi Potemkin City Limits |
| Pulp His 'n' Hers |
| R.E.M. Monster |
| When people think of R.E.M. I'm sure that Monster isn't an album that comes to mind. This is by far and the most heavy and hard rocking album that R.E.M. has ever released and although many critics dispise this album I enjoy it. The big single 'What's the Frequency Kenneth' is a riff based rocker with some great distortion sounds, and that's the song most people including myself associate Monster with. Most of the album is filled with rough guitar riffs, hard hitting drums and distorted basslines. While things get extremely sloppy and unorganized at points Monster is worth it for hardcore R.E.M. fans and for those who want some music to rock out to. |
| R.E.M. Reveal |
| R.E.M. Accelerate |
| Radiohead Kid A |
| Radiohead Hail to the Thief |
| Rage Against the Machine Evil Empire |
| Rage Against the Machine The Battle of Los Angeles |
| Rancid Rancid (2000) |
| Rancid Life Won't Wait |
| Rapeman Two Nuns and a Pack Mule |
| Raphael Saadiq The Way I See It |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Mother's Milk |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers The Red Hot Chili Peppers |
| Rush Fly By Night |
| Shpongle Are You Shpongled? |
| Silver Jews American Water |
| Slint Spiderland |
| Sonic Youth Daydream Nation |
| Sonic Youths Daydream Nation is a very frustrating and discouraging listen. There are some mindblowingly good songs like "Teenage Riot" "Erics Trip" and "Rain King" yet the album drags on for such a long time. Sonic Youth are at their best when they play direct, to the point rock songs and don't screw around with delay or lengthy blasts of noise; "The Sprawl" and "Hyperstation" never seem to come to an end and a lot of these tracks could have easily been shortened. While I think that Daydream Nation is a worthwhile listen because of its standout tracks the album is very draggy and to long for its own good. |
| Sonic Youth Murray Street |
| Spiritualized Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space |
| Squarepusher Hard Normal Daddy |
| Stars of the Lid The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid |
| Steve Roach New Life Dreaming |
| Stone Temple Pilots Purple |
| Streetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the Between |
| Sublime Sublime |
| Sufjan Stevens Illinois |
| Illinois was possibly one of the most popular albums amongst the "indie" crowd in 2005. I enjoy the album and think that it's a great listen, but it's nothing amazing. Sufjan creates atmospheric, hypnotic, and beautiful melodies. The music is so soft and relaxing that it could put you right to sleep. Sufjan's voice is just like the music, soft and soothing which makes the music almost to gentle. There are points in the album where you just want to go to sleep, 22 songs is quite a stretch and the man needs to learn when to stop adding songs onto the album. There are six tracks that are less then one minute long yet the album lasts over an hour. The instruments consist of acoustic guitars, soothing basslines and some catchy vocal harmonies. All in all Illinois is worth your time but at the same time could put you right to sleep if you're a bit drowzy. |
| Sun Ra The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Vol 1 |
| Syd Barrett The Madcap Laughs |
| Talking Heads Fear of Music |
| The Afghan Whigs Congregation |
| The Afghan Whigs Gentlemen |
| The Aquabats Myths, Legends and Other. . . Adventures |
| The Beatles Help! |
| The Beatles Revolver |
| The Bouncing Souls How I Spent My Summer Vacation |
| The Bouncing Souls Hopeless Romantic |
| The Bouncing Souls The Good, The Bad, and The Argyle |
| The Bronx The Bronx |
| The Dead C Secret Earth |
| The Decemberists Picaresque |
| The Incredible String Band The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter |
| The Jesus Lizard Liar |
| The Jesus Lizard Goat |
| The Jolly Rogers The Jolly Rogers |
| The Mothers of Invention Over-Nite Sensation |
| The National Bank The National Bank |
| The New Pornographers Twin Cinema |
| The Offspring Ixnay on the Hombre |
| The Pogues If I Should Fall from Grace with God |
| The Prodigy The Fat Of The Land |
| The Replacements Tim |
| The Slackers Close My Eyes |
| The Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream |
| The Smiths The Queen Is Dead |
| The Stooges Fun House |
| The Strokes Is This It |
| The Suicide Machines Destruction By Definition |
| They Might Be Giants They Might Be Giants |
| Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. I & II |
| Tom Waits Closing Time |
| Tom Waits Mule Variations |
| U2 War |
| Valet Blood Is Clean |
| Venetian Snares Detrimentalist |
| Ween GodWeenSatan: The Oneness |
| Ween The Pod |
| Ween Shinola, Vol. 1 |
| Ween Friends |
| Weezer Weezer |
| Weird Al Yankovic The Food Album |
| Weird Al Yankovic Bad Hair Day |
| Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot |
| Wire Chairs Missing |
| Yes Fragile |
| Yes Relayer |
| Yo La Tengo Painful |
| 3.0 good |
| !!! Me and Giuliani Down By the Schoolyard |
| 50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin' |
| Aesop Rock None Shall Pass |
| Agalloch Ashes Against the Grain |
| Alec Empire Generation Star Wars |
| Alice in Chains Jar Of Flies |
| Alkaline Trio From Here to Infirmary |
| Anohni and the Johnsons I Am A Bird Now |
| Aphex Twin Drukqs |
| Arcade Fire Funeral |
| Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not |
| At the Drive-In Relationship of Command |
| Atom and His Package Redefining Music |
| Bad Astronaut Houston: We Have a Drinking Problem |
| Basement Jaxx Remedy |
| Basement Jaxx Rooty |
| Beat Happening Jamboree |
| Beck Sea Change |
| Beck Guero |
| Beck Mellow Gold |
| Beck Modern Guilt |
| Benoit Pioulard Precis |
| Between the Buried and Me Colors |
| Big Black Atomizer |
| Big D and the Kids Table Good Luck |
| Black Moth Super Rainbow Falling Through a Field |
| Black Sabbath Paranoid |
| Paranoid is the only Sabbath that I've heard in full. It's a solid record with some really neat tracks like the late night, jazzy "Planet Caravan" and "War Pigs" yet there are to many dull spots. Every track has something worthwhile; The drum solo in Rat Salad, the eerie guitar rifs of Electric Funeral and the classic tune Iron Man yet the record seems a little stale and dry in places. Metal is probably the only genre of music that I tend to avoid yet Paranoid is an album that I tend to enjoy on a regular basis. |
| blink-182 Cheshire Cat |
| Blue Oyster Cult Blue Öyster Cult |
| Blur Parklife |
| Boards of Canada Geogaddi |
| Boredoms Super Ae |
| Boris Akuma no Uta |
| Brian Eno Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) |
| Brian Eno Neroli |
| Built to Spill Perfect from Now On |
| Butthole Surfers Electriclarryland |
| Call Florence Pow The Strange Situation EP |
| Can Future Days |
| Casino Versus Japan Whole Numbers Play the Basics |
| Casiotone For The Painfully Alone Etiquette |
| Cat Power The Greatest |
| Cat Power You Are Free |
| Cat Stevens Catch Bull at Four |
| Children of Bodom Follow the Reaper |
| Chris Bell I Am The Cosmos |
| Circle Takes the Square As the Roots Undo |
| Codeine Frigid Stars |
| Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head |
| Common Rider Last Wave Rockers |
| Cows Cunning Stunts |
| Daft Punk Human After All |
| Death From Above 1979 You're a Woman, I'm a Machine |
| Do Make Say Think & Yet & Yet |
| Easy Star All Stars Dub Side of the Moon |
| Elliott Smith Either/Or |
| Explosions in the Sky The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place |
| Fagan Shipping Secrets |
| Faith No More We Care a Lot |
| Fatboy Slim Palookaville |
| Feathers Feathers |
| Fennesz Endless Summer |
| Flogging Molly Within a Mile of Home |
| Flotation Toy Warning Bluffer's Guide to the Flight Deck |
| Frank Zappa Apostrophe |
| Franz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much Better |
| George Michael Faith |
| Ghostface Killah The Big Doe Rehab |
| Girl Talk Night Ripper |
| Gnarls Barkley St. Elsewhere |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven |
| Gorillaz Demon Days |
| Green Day Dookie |
| Green Day Bullet In A Bible |
| Hawksley Workman Lover/Fighter |
| Herbie Hancock Sextant |
| Interpol Antics |
| Iron And Wine Woman King |
| Iron And Wine Our Endless Numbered Days |
| ISIS Panopticon |
| Islands Return To The Sea |
| Jeff Beck Blow by Blow |
| Jesu/Battle of Mice Split |
| John Coltrane Giant Steps |
| Jurassic 5 Quality Control |
| Kaiser Chiefs Employment |
| Kashmir No Balance Palace |
| King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV |
| Led Zeppelin Houses Of The Holy |
| Leftfield Rhythm And Stealth |
| Less Than Jake Hello Rockview |
| Los Lonely Boys Los Lonely Boys |
| Mahavishnu Orchestra The Inner Mounting Flame |
| Matisyahu Shake Off the Dust...Arise |
| Meet Me in St. Louis And With The Right Kind Of Eyes... |
| Melvins Stag |
| Melvins Electroretard |
| Method Man Tical |
| Michael Jackson Thriller |
| Millencolin Kingwood |
| Minotaur Shock Maritime |
| Minus the Bear Menos El Oso |
| Modest Mouse Building Nothing Out of Something |
| Modest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About |
| Mogwai Come On Die Young |
| Mogwai Happy Songs for Happy People |
| Mouse on Mars Radical Connector |
| Mr. Bungle Disco Volante |
| Neutral Milk Hotel On Avery Island |
| Nine Inch Nails Still |
| Nirvana Incesticide |
| NOFX The Decline |
| NOFX Pump Up the Valuum |
| Oasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory? |
| of Montreal Satanic Panic in the Attic |
| of Montreal Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? |
| Patti Smith Horses |
| Pavement Terror Twilight |
| Pelican City Rhode Island |
| Pharoahe Monch Desire |
| Pink Floyd Is There Anybody Out There? |
| Pink Floyd Obscured By Clouds |
| Pink Floyd Meddle |
| Meddle is probably the most underated Pink Floyd album out there. While it isn't anything amazing or up to par with albums such as 'Animals' and 'Wish You Were Here' is still a good album. The album kicks off with the intense 'One of These Days.' It has a vibrant bassline and some smooth wind like effects. The next three tracks are very relaxing and soothing. 'San Tropez' has a nice, dinky piano solo along with a simple guitar riff. 'Fearless' is a riff based track, it's nothing special but then again it's soothing. 'Seamus' is the most creative and hit or miss track off the album. It features an acoustic guitar along with a dog barking in the background, it has an ultra bluesy feel to it. Meddle closes with a 23 minute track, 'Echoes.' It has some cool effects and nice guitar licks but overall it is just a bore. Gilmour plays a well done solo but that doesn't do much over the course of 23 minutes. While Meddle is a good, solid album it can be boring at times and that is why it is so forgotten. |
| Pole Steingarten |
| Propellerheads Decksandrumsandrockandroll |
| Public Enemy There's A Poison Going On |
| Pussycat Dolls PCD |
| Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf |
| R.E.M. Green |
| Rancid Indestructible |
| Rancid Let's Go |
| Rancid ...And Out Come the Wolves |
| Rancid Rancid |
| Reel Big Fish Cheer Up! |
| Rodrigo y Gabriela Rodrigo y Gabriela |
| Rush Moving Pictures |
| Russian Circles Enter |
| Sam Shalabi Eid |
| Shellac Excellent Italian Greyhound |
| Sigur Ros Takk... |
| Slapstick Slapstick |
| Smog Red Apple Falls |
| Snoop Dogg Doggystyle |
| Sonic Youth Dirty |
| Sparklehorse Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain |
| Spiritualized Let It Come Down |
| Stars of the Lid Avec Laudenum |
| Stereolab Emperor Tomato Ketchup |
| Sun Kil Moon Ghosts of the Great Highway |
| Talking Heads Speaking in Tongues |
| Talking Heads Naked |
| Television Adventure |
| The Afghan Whigs 1965 |
| The Animals The Best of the Animals |
| The Avalanches Since I Left You |
| The Beatles Let It Be… Naked |
| The Beatles Rubber Soul |
| The Briggs Numbers |
| The Casualties On the Front Line |
| The Flaming Lips Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots |
| The Flaming Lips Hear It Is |
| The Forces Of Evil Friend or FOE? |
| The Go! Team Thunder, Lightning, Strike |
| The Good Life Black Out |
| The Hives Tyrannosaurus Hives |
| The Jesus and Mary Chain Psychocandy |
| The Jesus Lizard Head |
| The Knife Silent Shout |
| The Knife Deep Cuts |
| The Microphones Window |
| The Mountain Goats Heretic Pride |
| The Offspring The Offspring |
| The Offspring Ignition |
| The Pietasters Oolooloo |
| The Pogues Hell's Ditch |
| The Police Zenyatta Mondatta |
| The Prodigy Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned |
| The Raconteurs Broken Boy Soldiers |
| The Shins Chutes Too Narrow |
| The Shins Oh, Inverted World |
| The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness |
| The Unicorns Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone? |
| Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Horses in the Sky |
| They Might Be Giants Apollo 18 |
| They Might Be Giants No! |
| They Might Be Giants The Spine |
| Thursday Waiting |
| Tom Waits Small Change |
| Tortoise Its All Around You |
| TV on the Radio Return to Cookie Mountain |
| TV on the Radio Dear Science |
| U2 How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb |
| Valet Naked Acid |
| Vampire Weekend Vampire Weekend |
| Venetian Snares Rossz Csillag Alatt Született |
| Wagon Christ Musipal |
| Weezer Pinkerton |
| Wilco Being There |
| Wipers Is This Real? |
| Yngwie Malmsteen Rising Force |
| Yo La Tengo Ride the Tiger |
| Zebrahead MFZB |
| 2.0 poor |
| AC/DC High Voltage |
| Ace of Base The Sign |
| Andrew Bird Music Of Hair |
| Andrew W.K. I Get Wet |
| Audioslave Out of Exile |
| Audioslave Audioslave |
| Autechre Confield |
| Beastie Boys Licensed To Ill |
| Beck Stereopathetic Soulmanure |
| Bedouin Soundclash Street Gospels |
| Blur Leisure |
| Bright Eyes Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground |
| Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning |
| Carbon Based Lifeforms Hydroponic Garden |
| Chocolate Genius Godmusic |
| Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Clap Your Hands Say Yeah |
| Common Finding Forever |
| Cursive The Ugly Organ |
| D4L Down for Life |
| Dalek Gutter Tactics |
| Descendents I Don't Want to Grow Up |
| Descendents Enjoy! |
| Do Make Say Think Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn |
| Don Caballero Punkgasm |
| Fall Out Boy Infinity on High |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞ |
| Green Day American Idiot |
| Human Bell Human Bell |
| Jesu Conqueror |
| Joanna Newsom Ys |
| King Crimson Discipline |
| Less Than Jake B Is for B-sides |
| Less Than Jake Borders and Boundaries |
| Love Forever Changes |
| Lusine Serial Hodgepodge |
| Mad Caddies Rock the Plank |
| Mahavishnu Orchestra Birds of Fire |
| Mastodon Blood Mountain |
| Merzbow 1930 |
| Moby Hotel |
| Moby 18 |
| Modest Mouse The Fruit That Ate Itself |
| Modest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank |
| Muse Origin of Symmetry |
| Muse Black Holes & Revelations |
| My Bloody Valentine Loveless |
| My Chemical Romance The Black Parade |
| Neurosis Through Silver In Blood |
| No Doubt Return of Saturn |
| OK Go Oh No |
| Pelican City of Echoes |
| Pink Floyd The Division Bell |
| Pink Floyd The Wall |
| Portugal. The Man Church Mouth |
| Primal Scream Screamadelica |
| Public Enemy It Takes A Nation (...) To Hold Us Back |
| R.E.M. Up |
| Radiohead Pablo Honey |
| Pablo Honey is a Radioheads debut album with hints of aggressive rock and grunge influences. The hit single 'Creep' is a soft dreary tune that has a depressing and somewhat hard rocking chorus. Thom Yorke and co. create an average rock album at best simply because there isn't enough substance to keep this from being a meh album. 'Ripcord' is the albums rocker, with some nice guitar lines and a loud abrasive chorus. Pablo Honey has some excellent moments, but overall to many songs sound to basic and stripped down. I think that there are just to many forgotten songs such as 'Vegetable' 'Prove Yourself' and the strange closer 'Blow Out.' All in all Pablo Honey is worth it if you enjoyed The Bends or are a pretty big Radiohead or alt/rock fan. Otherwise pass this one up. |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers One Hot Minute |
| Sigur Ros ( ) |
| Sonic Youth Goo |
| Talk Talk The Party's Over |
| The Bouncing Souls The Bouncing Souls |
| The Dresden Dolls Yes, Virginia... |
| The Faint Wet From Birth |
| The Faint Danse Macabre |
| The Flaming Lips At War with the Mystics |
| The Jesus Lizard Down |
| The Libertines The Libertines |
| The Magic Numbers The Magic Numbers |
| The Offspring Americana |
| The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico |
| Thom Yorke The Eraser |
| Tiger Army Tiger Army |
| Tool 10,000 Days |
| Tool Lateralus |
| TV on the Radio Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes |
| Venetian Snares The Chocolate Wheelchair Album |
| Weather Report Heavy Weather |
| Heavy Weather is regarded as a fusion classic but I fail to understand why. Birdland is the only song that I truly enjoy, Teen Town has some funky bass parts, A Remark You Made is soothing, and Havona is a decent track but the rest is either boring or forgettable. Pastorious showcases some nice bass playing and there are some cool parts in certain songs but in the end Heavy Weather is a dull and boring listen. |
| Weezer The Green Album |
| Weird Al Yankovic Poodle Hat |
| Wolfmother Wolfmother |
| Yes Tales from Topographic Oceans |
| Zwan Mary Star Of The Sea |
