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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAC/DC LiveThere's no better representation of AC/DC, and there's no better way to hear them than Live. Get the two-disc set. Animal Collective Fall Be KindOne of the most sublime listens I've ever had. MPP was great, any one song was amazing, but it dragged across a whole album. Maybe Animal Collective should just stick to the EP format!Black Sabbath Vol. 4Sabbath experimented with their new-found sound of heavy metal endlessly, and this album was the end product of their original patented sound. Some of their best ongs are on this too (though perhaps not their most well-known). Black Sabbath Past LivesLike AC/DC, Sabbath was a killer live band. These recordings, while remastered, still have discrepancies in the audio (such as amps turning on) that electrify the experience - This and the photos of the albums make you feel like you were actually there seeing Sabbath in their mid-70s heyday. Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob DylanBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeBob Dylan Time Out of MindMy old profile is dudeinthepassinglane ; see my review there. Revitalized Dylan's career through a re-envisioned, self-cultivated recreation of his legend through ghostly music that makes Dylan seem the ghost of himself, all power inherent in that image intact. Some just plain beautiful songs.... Anyway, read my old review if you want a more precise examination!Bob Marley and The Wailers ExodusBrian Eno Another Green WorldWhere would all the pst-rock bands this site likes be without this album? If you like Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Antennae, then this album will calmly blow your mind. Curtis Mayfield SuperflyThis album got me into funk, and if it doesn't get you into funk, then you don't have a soul!David Bowie Space OddityWas only Bowie's 2nd album, and the folk sound that he cultivated from listening to Syd Barrett's work to me still proves to be his best musically and lyrically. If you like psychadelia, this is for you, if you like folk, this for you, if you like Bowie, this is for you. Dead Kennedys Plastic Surgery DisastersDuke Ellington Ellington UptownFlotsam and Jetsam Doomsday for the DeceiverThe most unappreciated thrash album, and one of the most unappreciated metal albums, this is where Metallica stole Jason Newsted from. Also, the vocalist puts Rob Halford's screams to shame!Frank Sinatra My Way: The Best of Frank SinatraFunkadelic FunkadelicGeorge Harrison All Things Must PassIgor Stravinsky Le Sacre du PrintempsJefferson Airplane Surrealistic PillowJohnny Cash At Folsom PrisonJoy Division CloserLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVLeonard Cohen Songs of Love and HateMannequin Planet HumannequinMarilyn Manson Antichrist SuperstarMassive Attack MezzanineMetallica Master of PuppetsMiles Davis Kind of BlueMiles Davis Sketches of SpainMiles Davis Bitches BrewMiles Davis In a Silent WayMinistry AnimositisominaThis is the quintessential heavy industrial album. It's certainly heavier than anything Ministry ever did before, and unlike its three successors, the speed-metal induced Bush-Bash Trilogy, this one's still danceable. Ministry The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to TasteMy Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Confessions Of A KnifeCHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... I AM THE FATHER, THE FATHER OF NOTING ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... THE DAYS OF SWINE AND ROSES ... THE DAYS OF SWINE AND ROSES ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ... I AM THE FATHER, THE FATHER OF NOTHING, I AM THE FATHER, THE FATHER OF NOTING ... CHRISTIAN ZOMBIE VAMPIRE ....Nine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralNine Inch Nails The FragileThe first two-disc industrial album. Throw in that every song is amazing, the progression of the album, the variety, the instrumentals, and the songwriting, this album easily rivals Spiral. Pantera Official Live: 101 ProofPink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of DawnPink Floyd AnimalsPink Floyd Wish You Were HerePink Floyd EchoesOne of the best Best Ofs by any band ever. The only Best Of I would ever consider giving a 5. If you buy this though, you'd better use it ad a reference point to go further into the Floyd!Pink Floyd Obscured by CloudsThis album is what made The Dark Side of the Moon possible. Radiohead Kid ARadiohead Hail to the ThiefOK Computer may have done what Thief does 6 years earlier, but IMO, Thief does it way better. Rage Against the Machine Live at the Grand Olympic AuditoriumRobert Johnson The Complete RecordingsRoger Waters Amused to DeathBetter than The Wall. There I said it. What now? And you know what? WAY better than The Wall!Roy Orbison All-Time Greatest HitsSlayer Reign in BloodSlayer God Hates Us AllSonic Youth Daydream NationSonic Youth Washing MachineSpacemen 3 Taking Drugs (To Make Music To Take Drugs To)Sublime 40 Oz. to FreedomSwans White Light From the Mouth of InfinitySyd Barrett The Madcap LaughsSyd Barrett Wouldn't You Miss Me? The Best of Syd BarrettSystem of a Down System of a DownThe Beach Boys Pet SoundsThe Beatles RevolverThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Cure DisintegrationThe Doors The DoorsThe Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Moody Blues Days of Future PassedThe Mothers of Invention Freak Out!The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite SadnessThe Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & NicoThe Velvet Underground White Light/White HeatPersonally, this is my favorite album by the Velvet Underground. It takes the sound of "Heroin" and ?European Son" and pushes it to the limit seeing just how far they can take it. The title track is an amazing little ditty of sonic noise that John Lennon would have done heroin to for days on end. "The Gift" is an experiment with placing an amusing spoken-word short story over their noise-sound, and the effect is mesmerizing until "plop!" the song ends - Beautiful Reed-written lyrics spoken by Cale. The hypnosis carries into the next song though, "Lady Godiva's Operation", and the energy streamlines through soft interlude ("If She Ever Comes Now", a hint at the sound of the self-titled album that came next) into fucking heavy "I Heard Her Call My Name" - Between Tucker's pounding drums and Cale's raucous organs and electric instrumentation, you totally feel it when Reed yells, "and then my mind split open!" The album culminates in the epic "Sister Ray" a beautiful 17-minute arrangement of noise that many find it difficult to stomach at first - but do try - the synthesis of noise and pulsating beat is like the peak section of "Heroin" the whole way through - the song really is quite a feat, and it nearly broke the whole band up. At the very least, it's probably one of the reasons Reed's partner John Cale was fired (imagine John Lennon firing Paul McCartney!).Thelonious Monk Brilliant CornersTool ÆnimaYes Tales from Topographic Oceans4.5 superb2Pac Me Against the WorldA Perfect Circle Thirteenth StepA Perfect Circle Mer de NomsAkron/Family Akron/FamilyMeditation acoustic folk at its finest. Never heard anything so grounding and centering. Beastie Boys Licensed to IllBeck Mellow GoldBeck Midnite VulturesBile SuckpumpJust when I had given up finding more brilliant, kick-ass industrial metal, I found this. GET IT. It may only be 25 minutes (plus 10 minutes of noise on the title track, and the single version of one of the songs), but it's an awesome 25 minutes! Black Sabbath ParanoidBlack Sabbath Master of RealityBlack Sabbath Black SabbathBlack Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathBlack Sabbath Heaven and HellBlack Sabbath SabotageBlack Sabbath DehumanizerBlack Sabbath The Dio YearsBob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedBob Dylan Blood on the TracksBob Dylan DesireBob Dylan The Bootleg Series Vol. 6 Live in 1964Bob Dylan The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Live in 1975Bob Dylan Another Side of Bob DylanBob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'Bob Dylan The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1-3 1961-1991After collecting all of Dylan's '60s material, I was really disappointed when I ran out! But have no fear, the first three volumes of the bootleg series have about 35 more songs from Dylan's folk period to supplement the four folk albums (Bob Dylan, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, The Times Are A Changin, and Another Side of Bob Dylan). In addition to the smorgasboard of unreleased folk material from Dylan's first few years, the other disc and a half has outtakes, alternates, and and unreleased songs from 1965 to 1991. Of course, some of the 80s stuff is pretty bad, but that's to be expected, and there isn't much of that collected here anyway. The collection offers another glimpse at what Dylan was like as he progressed - This is actually the first glimpse I've seen that suggests that his maturation was more subtle and less dramatic than the simple progression of changes in tone from album to album would suggest. Buy this as soon as you have collected all Dylan's 60s albums, and then as soon as you have heard a good array of 70s and 80s too, and it will be a great treat! Brian Eno Here Come the Warm JetsBrian Wilson SmileCan Soon Over BabalumaCharles Mingus Mingus Ah UmCharles Mingus Pithecanthropus ErectusCharles Mingus Ken Burns Jazz: Charles MingusCream Fresh CreamCurtis Mayfield CurtisDavid Bowie HeathenDavid Bowie RealityDizzy Gillespie AfroDizzy Gillespie An Electrifying Evening with the DizzyDuke Ellington Masterpieces By EllingtonElectric Wizard DopethroneI thoroughly enjoy every song on this album - killer vocals and sludgy doomy chunky Sabbath riffs.Exodus Shovel Headed Kill MachineFilter Short BusGodflesh PureGodspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞Gustav Holst The Planets, Op. 32Interpol Turn on the Bright LightsIron Maiden KillersIron Maiden Brave New WorldIron Maiden Best of the BeastJarboe MahakaliJefferson Airplane After Bathing at Baxter'sJohn Lennon John Lennon/Plastic Ono BandJohnny Cash American IV: The Man Comes AroundJoy Division Unknown PleasuresJoy Division Heart And SoulKilling Joke Killing Joke (2003)Can't believe this hasn't been reviewed. Excellent album, definitely my favorite Killing Joke album, even if it is a departure from their old sound. King Diamond AbigailKyuss Welcome to Sky ValleyLed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin How the West Was WonLed Zeppelin Houses of the HolyLed Zeppelin MothershipLeonard Cohen Songs From a RoomLeonard Cohen The FutureLou Reed Street HassleLou Reed Animal SerenadeI'm much more a fan of the Velvet Underground than Reed's solo work, but this album is just awesome. A live album, Reed engages the crowd throughout with anecdotes, and at other times, insights into how songs were written. Beyond that, there are some beautiful and unique versions of VU songs as well as solo songs. Best solo album I've heard from Reed, and it makes me want to give his actual solo albums (this one is a live album) another shot.Marilyn Manson Mechanical AnimalsMastodon Crack the SkyeMegadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Meshuggah IMetallica Ride the LightningMetallica LoadMiles Davis Miles SmilesMindless Self Indulgence Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely SexyMinistry Houses Of The MoléMinistry Rio Grande BloodMisfits Walk Among UsMisfits Collection IIModest Mouse The Moon & AntarcticaMogwai Happy Songs for Happy PeopleMogwai Mr. BeastMudvayne L.D. 50My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult I See Good Spirits And I See Bad SpiritsOnly their first album, this is a beautiful introduction to TKK. Their infectious beats and samples shine here and on Confessions of a Knife better than their next three outings by far. Killer album!My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult 13 Above The NightI had trouble getting into this album, but after skipping the lousy Lydia Lunch collaboration track, I find that this album is actually one of TKK's most ambitious. The first three songs I've always loved, and I'm coming to find that the whole album is damned good. Neurosis Through Silver in BloodNeurosis Souls at ZeroNeurosis A Sun That Never SetsNeurosis Enemy of the SunNick Cave and Warren Ellis The PropositionNine Inch Nails BrokenNine Inch Nails Year ZeroNirvana From the Muddy Banks of the WishkahOpeth Blackwater ParkPink Floyd Live at PompeiiPixies Surfer RosaR.E.M. MonsterRadiohead AmnesiacRadiohead In RainbowsRage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineRobert Johnson King of the Delta Blues SingersSepultura RootsSepultura AgainstSkrew Burning in Water, Drowning In FlameSlayer Seasons in the AbyssSlayer Show No MercySlayer Hell AwaitsSlayer Decade of AggressionSlayer Soundtrack to the ApocalypseSonic Youth A Thousand LeavesSonic Youth Sonic YouthSonic Youth NYC Ghosts & FlowersThis album gets a lot of flak for lacking direction, but I think people are just confused by Sonic Youth's usual willingnes to indulge in noise, which they do more on this release than others. From the Burroughs artwork, t the awesome music, this album IMO is one of their best. Sonic Youth Murray StreetSonic Youth Rather RippedSoundtrack (Film) Fear And Loathing In Las VegasSoundtrack (Film) Lost HighwaySoundtrack (Film) Jackie BrownSpacemen 3 The Perfect PrescriptionSublime SublimeSublime Robbin' the HoodSwans The Great AnnihilatorSwans Children of GodSwans Swans Are DeadTestament The Formation of DamnationThe Angels of Light How I Loved YouThe Beach Boys Smiley SmileThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Clash London CallingThe Cure BloodflowersThe Fall of Troy Ghostship DemosThe Jesus and Mary Chain DarklandsThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric LadylandThe Magnetic Fields 69 Love SongsThe best album I've heard of this nature since Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and The Moon and Antarctica. The Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe Mars Volta Scab DatesThe Mars Volta AmputechtureThe Offspring IgnitionThe Sisters of Mercy FloodlandThe Smashing Pumpkins Siamese DreamThe Smashing Pumpkins Pisces IscariotThe Stooges Fun HouseThe Stooges Raw PowerThe Velvet Underground LoadedIf the View compilations are transitions between White Light / White Heat, then Loaded is a transition to Lou Reed's solo albums. The Velvet Underground took sound of the third album (the self-titled) and turned up the volume a little bit, and also made the songs catchier. "Who Loves the Sun", "Rock 'n' Roll', and possibly their most famous song of all, "Sweet Jane" finally get the Velvets some radio play, and capitalize on the patented Velvet groove, despite Moe Tucker's absence and the replacement of Doug Yule's brother on the drums. The epic "Oh! Sweet Nothin'" that closes the album is not to be missed.The Velvet Underground The Velvet UndergroundWhoa, what is this? If you were expecting the third installment of the Velvet Underground you knew and loved, think again. The self-titled sounds more like Simon and Garfunkel (really, it's that gentle) than the controlled chaos of White Light / Heat. The band has fired John Cale, the electric cellos and violas are completely gone from the sound. Introspective and quiet songs like "Candy Says" and "Some Kinda Love" would influence the other half of the next generation or two of songwriters that were NOT punking it up, while songs like "What Goes On in Your Mind" proved the Velvets could still groove in their peaceful new sound. Give this one a good chance so that you can comfortably delve into the rest of the discography!The Who QuadropheniaThe Who Who's NextThom Yorke The EraserTool LateralusTool UndertowTool OpiateTool SalivalViolent Femmes Violent FemmesPerhaps the fusion of a new genre: Punk Folk? Should I have made this a 5? No matter what rating I give it, it's a collection of hilarious an ear-catching songs. VNV Nation EmpiresWeather Report I Sing The Body ElectricWhite Zombie Astro Creep: 20004.0 excellentAC/DC Stiff Upper LipAFI The Art of DrowningAnathema JudgementAndrew Bird The Mysterious Production Of EggsAndrew Bird Weather SystemsAndroid Lust Devour, Rise and Take FlightAndroid Lust The DividingAngelspit KrankhausAni DiFranco EvolveAni DiFranco ImperfectlyAnimal Collective Sung TongsAnimal Collective Strawberry JamAnimal Collective Merriweather Post PavilionAretha Franklin I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love YouBarenaked Ladies StuntBeck OdelayBeck Sea ChangeBjork DebutBlack Sabbath Technical EcstasyBlack Sabbath Mob RulesBlack Sabbath 13Blonde Redhead 23Bob Dylan John Wesley HardingBob Dylan InfidelsBob Dylan Oh MercyBob Dylan The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966Bob Dylan Dylan [2007 - 3-Disc Edition]Good array of Dylan. Awesome to listen to for a rough chronological appraisal of Dylan's career in 3 hours. But there is so much missing! Desire is second among the seventies albums only to Blood On the Tracks for instance, and it is only represented by "Hurricane". On the third disc, Dylan's 80s, 90s, and 2000s era could have coe off much better with a different selection of songs (in many cases, though not all). If you've never heard any Dylan, and are thinking of getting into his stuff, this is a good one to start with. I will introduce you to many periods, and from there, you can dive into whichever album draws you the most!Bob Dylan The Bootleg Series Vol. 8: Tell Tale SignsBob Marley and The Wailers LegendBobby McFerrin The VoiceCake Prolonging The MagicCalifone Roots and CrownsCamel MirageCamel MoonmadnessCamera Obscura Let's Get Out of This CountryCan Tago MagoCan Future DaysCharlie Parker Ken Burns Jazz: Charlie ParkerChuck Mangione Feels So GoodCombichrist Everybody Hates YouCombichrist What The Fuck Is Wrong With You People?Combichrist Today We Are All DemonsCradle of Filth Damnation and a DayCream Disraeli GearsCyanotic TranshumanCyanotic Mutual Bonding Through Violation [EP]Cynic FocusDanger Mouse The Grey AlbumDanzig DanzigDanzig Danzig II: LucifugeDanzig Danzig III: How The Gods KillDavid Bowie The Man Who Sold the WorldDavid Bowie Diamond DogsDavid Bowie EarthlingDavid Bowie Station to StationDavid Bowie "Heroes"David Bowie Let's DanceDavid Bowie TonightDavid Bowie OutsideDavid Bowie The Next DayDead Letter Circus This Is The WarningDeath Angel Act IIIDeath in June But, What Ends When the Symbols Shatter?Death in June All Pigs Must DieDeerhoof Apple O'Deftones White PonyDengue Fever Escape From Dragon HouseDepeche Mode ViolatorDoom VS Dead Words SpeakDr. Hook Completely HookedDream Theater Six Degrees of Inner TurbulenceDrown Hold on to the HollowEl Trio de Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Ciencia de los InutilesEverclear So Much For The AfterglowExodus Bonded by BloodExodus Another Lesson in ViolenceExodus Force of HabitFaith No More Angel DustFlesh Field Belief ControlFlotsam and Jetsam No Place for DisgraceFoetus GashFrank Sinatra In The Wee Small HoursFrank Zappa Waka/JawakaFront Line Assembly MillenniumGnarls Barkley St. ElsewhereGodflesh MessiahGodflesh StreetcleanerGodflesh Us and ThemAlbum is a grower, I wasn't nuts about it at first. Godflesh's traditional sludge indust over faster technoish beats. Even darker than Pure, and almost as good. Godspeed You! Black Emperor Yanqui U.X.O.Gorillaz GorillazGrateful Dead Blues for AllahHeaven and Hell The Devil You KnowIggy Pop Lust For LifeInfectious Grooves Sarsippius' ArkInfectious Grooves Groove Family CycoIron Maiden Piece of MindIron Maiden Seventh Son of a Seventh SonIron Maiden Rock in Rio (DVD)Isaac Hayes Hot Buttered SoulJames Brown In the Jungle GrooveJane's Addiction Ritual De Lo HabitualJars Of Clay Jars Of ClayJefferson Airplane VolunteersJethro Tull Thick as a BrickJimi Hendrix BluesJohn Coltrane Giant StepsJohn Coltrane The Definitive John ColtraneJohn Coltrane Coltrane (1962, Impulse)John Lennon ImagineJohn Lennon Mind GamesJudas Priest British SteelJudas Priest PainkillerKarnivool ThemataKarnivool Sound AwakeKilling Joke Extremities, Dirt & Various Repressed EmotionsKings of Convenience Quiet is the New LoudKMFDM NihilKMFDM XTORTBest KFMDM album I've heard (I've also heard Attak, WWIII, Don't Blow Your Top, and Nihil). Only problem is that it's too short - It's excellent enough to want more, but it's not even just that, the album feels inconclusive upon closing. Still an awesome listen. KMFDM WTF?!Wow, this is the best KMFDM album I've heard since Attak, and it ranks with Nihil and Xtort, too! Good to see they still have it in them. Korn IssuesKreator Coma of SoulsKreator Extreme AggressionKreator Terrible CertaintyLed Zeppelin Best Of, Vol. 1: Early DaysLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILed Zeppelin PresenceLed Zeppelin Early Days/Latter DaysLed Zeppelin Best Of, Vol. 2: Latter DaysLeonard Cohen The Best of Leonard CohenLiars Drum's Not DeadLiars LiarsLightning Bolt Wonderful RainbowLou Reed BerlinLou Reed Metal Machine MusicLou Reed and Metallica LuluIf you like Lou Reed, it's not a stretch that you'll like this album. But if you don't like Reed, yet like Metallica, you're probably not going to like this... That's because it is in no way a departure for Lou Reed. This sounds like a heavy metal Lou Reed album. And save for a few moments when James Hetfield's singing sounds more like yodeling than singing ("Small town gurrrl!"), this is a more than solid heavy metal Lou Reed album. Luxt Chromasex MonkeydriveMarilyn Manson Holy WoodMarilyn Manson Portrait of an American FamilyMarilyn Manson The Last Tour on EarthMassive Attack Blue LinesMastodon Blood MountainMeat Loaf Bat Out of HellMeat Loaf Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into HellMegadeth Rust in PeaceMegadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Megadeth EndgameMercyful Fate MelissaMetallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica ...And Justice for AllMetallica ReloadMetallica S&MMetallica Death MagneticMiles Davis Filles de KilimanjaroMiles Davis Birth of the CoolMiles Davis NefertitiMiles Davis 'Round About MidnightMiles Davis Porgy and BessMiles Davis Live EvilMiles Davis Miles Davis' Greatest HitsMiles Davis The Essential Miles DavisMinistry Psalm 69Ministry Filth PigRegarded as the greatest Ministry "dud, this album is actually pulverizing in its dead slow sledgehammer pounding crawl. Give it several listens, it really grows on you! Awesome songs = "Dead Guy", "Reload", and "Hot Lava"Ministry Dark Side of the SpoonAnother album regarded as a "dud" by Ministry - I'm really not sure why though! Sounds a LOT like Psalm 69, especially when you compare DSS's "Supermanic Soul" to P69's "NWO". Give this album a shot after Psalm 69 and the albums from the 2000s if you still want more! It won't disappointMinistry The Land of Rape and HoneyMinistry The Missing E.P.Minsk The Ritual Fires of AbandonmentMotorhead OverkillMy Bloody Valentine LovelessMy Bloody Valentine You Made Me RealiseMy Life with the Thrill Kill Kult The Reincarnation Of LunaNeurosis Honor Found in DecayNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Murder BalladsNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Henry's DreamNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNine Inch Nails Things Falling ApartNine Inch Nails And All That Could Have BeenNine Inch Nails Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3DNine Inch Nails The SlipNirvana BleachNirvana IncesticideNirvana MTV Unplugged in New YorkNuclear Rabbit VicunaOmar Rodriguez-Lopez A Manual Dexterity: Soundtrack Vol. 1Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Old MoneyOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Minor Cuts and Scrapes in the Bushes AheOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Los Sueños De Un HigadoOmar Rodriguez-Lopez XenophanesOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Solar GamblingPanda Bear Person PitchPantera Far Beyond DrivenPantera Vulgar Display of PowerPantera The Great Southern TrendkillPatti Smith Radio EthiopiaPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPink Floyd MeddlePink Floyd Atom Heart MotherPink Floyd The WallPink Floyd A Saucerful of SecretsPink Floyd The Final CutPink Floyd Is There Anybody Out There?Pink Floyd MorePixies DoolittlePixies BossanovaPorcupine Tree Fear of a Blank PlanetPortishead DummyPortishead ThirdR.E.M. Automatic for the PeopleR.E.M. In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003Radiohead The BendsRadiohead Pablo HoneyRadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead The King of LimbsVery excited to hear this album; then it turned out to be very neurotic and unlistenable. Gave it three chances, and then I let it grow on my subconscious for a couple weeks. Popped it back in, and wow, it turned out to be anohter great Radiohead album. rIn ten years when people are trying to assign describtions and attributes to The King of Limbs, I hope they remember how surprising and foreign it sounded at first listen. There' a lot of exciting stuff quietly going on this beautiful stranger of an album, and it's going to take many listens to completely understand it. The King of Limbs at first seems like a misfire, but likely, it's going to wind up yet another game changer in the music industry to come out of Radiohead. Rage Against the Machine Evil EmpireRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRainbow RisingRainbow Long Live Rock 'n' RollRammstein Live aus BerlinRed Hot Chili Peppers Mother's MilkRed Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikRed Hot Chili Peppers The Uplift Mofo Party PlanRevolting Cocks Linger Ficken' Good... and Other Barnyard OdditiesRiverside Anno Domini High DefinitionRoger Waters The Pros and Cons of Hitch HikingRoger Waters Radio K.A.O.S.Album's definitely a grower. A little hindered and dated by the eighties sound, but still very good. "The Tide is Turning" is almost on the level of John Lennon songs of similar political nature. Roy Orbison Black & White NightRush HemispheresSantana Santana IIISantana AbraxasSepultura Beneath the RemainsSepultura Chaos A.D.Shrinebuilder ShrinebuilderSkrew DustedAnother brutal album of industrial thrash from Skrew. Although I have rated this album the same '4' that I gave 'Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame', it is not quite as good as its predecessor. Still, Skrew still has it on this album, even without Danny Lohner. Highly recced band for industrial metalheads. Slayer War at the Warfield (Video)Slayer South of HeavenSlayer Diabolus in MusicaSlayer Live UndeadSlipknot SlipknotSlipknot IowaSly and The Family Stone Greatest HitsSneaker Pimps Becoming XSonic Youth SisterSonic Youth Sonic NurseSonic Youth Confusion Is SexSonic Youth The EternalSonic Youth The Destroyed Room B-Sides and RaritiesEven though it's an SY collection of rarites, I still recommend this album more than most of their real albums. You shouldn't be disappointed, just don't expect an album-man's album. Some real gems are here. Soulfly PrimitiveSoulfly OmenSoundtrack (Film) Pulp FictionSoundtrack (Film) The Big LebowskiSoundtrack (Film) Inglourious Basterds Motion Picture SoundtrackSpacemen 3 Playing With FireSpacemen 3 Sound of ConfusionStatic-X Wisconsin Death TripStevie Ray Vaughan Texas FloodStrapping Young Lad AlienSublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & FriendsSwans Soundtracks for the BlindSwans Holy MoneySwans The Burning WorldSwans Love of LifeSwans My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope to the SkySwans The SeerSyd Barrett OpelSyd Barrett BarrettSystem of a Down Steal This Album!System of a Down ToxicityTalking Heads Remain in LightTalking Heads Stop Making SenseTestament Practice What You PreachTestament The LegacyThe Band Rock of AgesThe Beach Boys 20/20The Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles Let It BeThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Beatles LoveThe Cure WishThe Doors The Soft ParadeThe Doors Morrison HotelThe Doors Waiting for the SunThe Doors L.A. WomanThe Fall of Troy The Fall of TroyThe Fall of Troy DoppelgangerThe Fall of Troy ManipulatorThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Axis: Bold as LoveThe Magnetic Fields DistortionThe Make-Up I Want SomeThe Mars Volta TremulantThe Mars Volta The Bedlam in GoliathThe Mars Volta OctahedronThe Moody Blues In Search of the Lost ChordThe Mothers of Invention Weasels Ripped My FleshThe Offspring SmashThe Offspring Ixnay on the HombreThe Omar Rodriguez Lopez Quintet The Apocalypse Inside Of An OrangeThe Sisters of Mercy First and Last and AlwaysThe Smashing Pumpkins GishThe Smashing Pumpkins Machina/The Machines of GodThe Smashing Pumpkins Judas OThe Velvet Underground Peel Slowly & See [Box Set]This is a great way to go if you don't already have the four main albums . If you do, and you consider yourself a diehard fan, the 100-plus minutes of outtakes, demos, and unreleased songs make the compilation still worth it!The White Stripes White Blood CellsThurston Moore Trees Outside the AcademyTom Petty and the Heartbreakers Greatest HitsTom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and BastardsTom Waits Real GoneTool 10,000 DaysTori Amos Strange Little GirlsTori Amos Boys for PeleUnter Null Sick FuckViolent Femmes Why Do Birds Sing?VNV Nation Matter and FormVNV Nation Advance and Follow (v2)Voivod NothingfaceWhite Zombie La Sexorcisto-Devil Music Vol. 1Woody Guthrie Dust Bowl BalladsYeasayer All Hour CymbalsYes RelayerYes Close to the EdgeZillatron Lord of the Harvest3.5 greatA Perfect Circle eMOTIVeAC/DC Highway To HellAC/DC Back In BlackAC/DC The Razors EdgeAC/DC Who Made WhoAcumen Nation The 5ifth ColumnAFI Black Sails in the SunsetAFI AFIAhab The Call of the Wretched SeaAkron/Family Meek WarriorAkron/Family Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em FreeAlanis Morissette Jagged Little PillAngelspit Blood Death IvoryAni DiFranco Revelling:ReckoningAni DiFranco DilateAnthrax Attack of the Killer B'sArch Enemy Doomsday MachineArch Enemy Burning BridgesBabyland Outlive Your EnemiesBeatallica BeatallicaBeatallica Sgt. Hetfield's Motorbreath Pub BandBeck MutationsBeck The InformationBetween the Buried and Me The Great MisdirectBile Sex ReflexBile (tries) to go mainstream. Still brutal. Album lacks flow however. Bile TeknowhoreAlbum is better than Sex Reflex, and the songs are still great, but it doesn't hold a candle to Suckpump. Tis a shame...Bill Withers Just As I AmBjork HomogenicBjork VoltaBlack Sabbath Never Say Die!Black Sabbath We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' RollBlack Sabbath Live EvilBlack Sabbath Cross PurposesBlack Sabbath ReunionBob Dylan Nashville SkylineBob Dylan New MorningA solid album, it's not anywhere close to Dylan's most solid efforts. However, stellar songs like "If Not for You" and "The Man in Me" elevate my rating from a 3 to a 3.5. Bob Dylan Modern TimesBob Dylan Together Through LifeBobby McFerrin Don't Worry, Be HappyBrazilian Girls New York CityBrian Eno Ambient 1: Music For AirportsBrian Eno and David Byrne Everything that Happens Will Happen TodayCake Fashion NuggetCat Power You Are FreeChemlab Burnout at the Hydrogen BarCoal Chamber Chamber MusicCoal Chamber Coal ChamberCoheed and Cambria In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3Coheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of MadnessCoheed and Cambria No World for TomorrowCynic Traced in AirDavid Bowie LowDavid Bowie LodgerDavid Gilmour David GilmourA very good album of music. My problem with Gilmour is that he always lacks vision - There is no purpose to the music beyond the music, there's nothing to me that makes it transcend. Gilmour is such a gifted musician that his solo music usually almost manages to transcend anyway.... But it just doesn't quite make it. rGreat album though, has Gilmour in top form on the heels of Floyd's Animals. David Gilmour On An IslandDead Kennedys In God We Trust, Inc.Deftones Around the FurDepeche Mode Music for the MassesDepeche Mode Black CelebrationDepeche Mode The Best Of - Volume IDinosaur Jr. FarmDio Holy DiverDisturbed Ten Thousand FistsDream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a MemoryEcho and The Bunnymen CrocodilesEl Grupo Nuevo de Omar Rodriguez Lopez CryptomnesiaElla Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong Ella and LouisFailure Fantastic PlanetFear Factory DemanufactureFear Factory ObsoleteFilter Title Of RecordFleetwood Mac RumoursFlesh Field Viral ExtinctionFrank Zappa ApostropheFrank Zappa Strictly CommercialFugazi The ArgumentGnarls Barkley The Odd CoupleGodflesh SlavestateAwesome tracks. I thought this was a whole album, so I was a little disappointed to when I realized there were three remixes. That said, there are six original tracks, and they're awesome. Bought this in the box set with Pure and Cold World. Do the same if you're able to!Godflesh HymnsGodsmack GodsmackGojira From Mars to SiriusGojira The Way of All FleshGorillaz Demon DaysGrateful Dead Skeletons From The Closet : The Best OfGrateful Dead American BeautyGrateful Dead In the DarkGreen Day DookieHandsome Furs Face ControlIggy Pop SoldierIggy Pop 20th Century MastersIgor Stravinsky L'Oiseau de feuIron Butterfly In-A-Gadda-Da-VidaIron Maiden The Number of the BeastIron Maiden Rock in RioIron Maiden Iron MaidenIron Maiden Fear of the DarkIron Maiden Edward the GreatIron Maiden Ed HunterJames Brown The 50th Anniversary CollectionJars Of Clay Much AfraidJay-Z The Black AlbumJefferson Airplane Crown of CreationJethro Tull Stand UpJohn Lennon Lennon Legend Johnny Cash The Essential Johnny CashJohnny Cash American RecordingsJoni Mitchell MingusJoy Division PermanentKilling Joke Absolute DissentKing Crimson RedKing Crimson Starless and Bible BlackKings of Convenience VersusKMFDM AttakKMFDM AngstKMFDM WWIIIKorn KornKreator EndoramaKyuss WretchKyuss Blues for the Red SunKyuss ...And the Circus Leaves TownKyuss Sons of KyussLamb of God New American GospelLard Pure Chewing SatisfactionLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IILed Zeppelin Physical GraffitiLou Reed TransformerLou Reed New YorkLou Reed Rock 'n' Roll AnimalLou Reed EcstasyMarilyn Manson Lest We ForgetMassive Attack ProtectionMassive Attack CollectedMastodon LeviathanMeat Loaf Welcome to the NeighborhoodMeat Loaf Midnight at the Lost and FoundMegadeth The World Needs a HeroMelissa Etheridge Brave and CrazyMeshuggah obZenMetallica St. AngerMetallica The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-RevisitedMetallica Garage Inc.Metallica MetallicaMiles Davis On the CornerMinistry In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing UpMinistry TwitchMinistry's second album is the first on which Jourgenson was allowed to do his own thing without label pressure. It's still completely unlike any Ministry album to follow. Get this last, and only if you like The Land of Rape and Honey - LORAH is similar in sound, though heavier than this. rOn an edited note - Really getting into this further.... Even boosting my rating to a 3.5!Ministry Greatest FitsMinistry The Last SuckerMinistry Cover UpMinistry The Last DubberMinistry RantologyMinistry From Beer to EternityModest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think AboutModest Mouse Baron von Bullshit Rides AgainMorbid Angel Gateways to AnnihilationMotorhead OrgasmatronMushroomhead XXMussolini Headkick Themes for Violent RetributionThree songs here that I would rate CLASSIC ("Jesus Collects" "Your God is Dead" "The Eagle Has Landed") but the rest of the album is sub-par. My Bloody Valentine Ecstasy and WineMy Bloody Valentine Feed Me with Your KissMy Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Kooler Than JesusMy Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Hit & Run HolidayAlbum has TKK moving away from electronics. It's good, and they manage to hold onto their trademark sound despite moving away from the industrial genre.My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Death ThreatNeil Young Harvest MoonNeil Young Sugar Mountain Live at Canterbury HouseNeurosis The Eye of Every StormNeurosis Times of GraceNeurosis and Jarboe Neurosis and JarboeNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Let Love InNick Drake Pink MoonNico Chelsea GirlNile Annihilation of the WickedNine Inch Nails Ghosts I-IVNirvana In UteroNirvana NevermindOcean Pantheon of the LesserohGr SunnyPsyOpOm Conference of the BirdsOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Absence Makes the Heart Grow FungusOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Calibration (Is Pushing Luck and Key Too Far)Opeth Ghost ReveriesOrgy CandyassPantera Cowboys from HellPantera Reinventing Hell: The Best of PanteraPaul McCartney McCartneyPaul McCartney Back in the U.S. Peaches The Teaches of PeachesPeaches FatherfuckerPIG SinsationPink Floyd The Division BellPink Floyd Delicate Sound of ThunderPink Floyd UmmagummaPink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of ReasonPink Floyd RelicsPixies Come On PilgrimPorcupine Tree DeadwingPortishead PortisheadPrimus Sailing the Seas of CheesePuscifer "V" Is For VaginaQueensryche Promised LandR.E.M. Out of TimeR.E.M. DocumentRadiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live RecordingsRadiohead My Iron LungRadiohead COM LAG (2plus2isfive)Radiohead Airbag/How Am I Driving?Rage Against the Machine RenegadesRed Hot Chili Peppers What Hits!?Red Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationRob Zombie Hellbilly DeluxeRoger Waters Music from The Body Recorded around the Atom Heart Mother / Ummagumma period in 1970, most of this album is like the song "Granchester Meadows". Whispered acoustic guitar songs. Very good if you're into the period - Lots of strange experimental noises too, as in the aforementioned Floyd albums. Rush 2112Rush Test for EchoSarah McLachlan SurfacingScum of the Earth Blah, Blah, Blah, Love Songs for the New MilleniumScum of the Earth Sleaze FreakSkinny Puppy Last RightsSlayer Haunting the ChapelSlayer Divine InterventionSlayer Christ IllusionSlick Idiot DicknitySmash Mouth Fush Yu MangSonic Youth GooSonic Youth Confusion is Sex/Kill Yr IdolsSonic Youth EvolSonic Youth Kill Yr IdolsSoundtrack (Film) End of daysSoundtrack (Film) JunoSoundtrack (Film) Death ProofSoundtrack (Film) Run Lola RunSpiritualized Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in SpaceSpiritualized Let It Come DownSpiritualized Songs in A&ESpiritualized The Complete Works Volume OneStabbing Westward Darkest DaysStabbing Westward Stabbing WestwardSublime Greatest HitsSuicide Commando Axis of EvilSwans GreedSwans Various FailuresThis CD is worth the price of admission just for the unreleased, beautiful and classic "Blind" but most of its songs have been previously released on Love of Life or other albums. All songs are wonderful though, and if they weren't all previously released, I could go as high as a 4.5 or 5 on this one. Talking Heads More Songs About Buildings and FoodTalking Heads Speaking in TonguesThe Band The BandThe Beach Boys FriendsThe Beatles With the BeatlesThe Beatles Hey JudeThe Beatles Anthology 1The Cure PornographyThe Cure The Head on the DoorThe Dead Weather HorehoundThe Doors Strange DaysThe Magnetic Fields The Wayward BusThe Magnetic Fields Distant Plastic TreesThe Mothers of Invention Absolutely FreeThe Offspring The OffspringThe Offspring AmericanaThe Smashing Pumpkins Rotten ApplesThe Smashing Pumpkins AdoreThe Stooges The StoogesSome awesome songs, but a bad track order. The ten-minute John Cale assisted whitenoise masterpiece "We Will Fall" should've closed out the album. Because it's in the middle, the album loses any and all cohesiveness and sounds like two EPs. The Velvet Underground VUUnreleased tracks?! For those of you disappointed to find your journey into the Velvets' discography end so quickly (only four albums) this and Another View will be a real treat. There are 16 or 17 songs never put to record, and a few different versions of ones you know. VU and Another View also provide a window of insight (a missing link if you will) into the Velvet Underground's transformation from screeching proto-punk to soft, gentle acoustic sound. The Velvet Underground The Best of the Velvet UndergroundThe Velvet Underground Another ViewReleased in the mid-eighties, Another View was a collection of previously unreleased songs. For those of you disappointed that the Velvets only released four albums in their short time of 1967 to 1970, VU, the other unreleased collection, and Another View, are real treats. This isn't the place to start though - These are not real albums, and they are not nearly as good as the real albums. It's wonderful though to hear it after hearing the original four. These were recorded in between White Light / White Heat and the self-titled, and so by listening to these, you get an opportunity to see how the Velvets moved from the harsh abrasive screeches of the Nico album and White Light, which featured John Cale, to the gentle acoustic and mainstream sounds of their last two albums, with Doug Yule playing a minimized role as Cale's replacement. Cale is only on a scant few of the tracks from VU and Another View, while Yule is there for most. For someone who has heard the original four albums, Another View and its predecessor are not to be missed. The White Stripes The White StripesThe White Stripes De StijlThe Who TommyThe Who The Who Sell OutThelonious Monk The Best of Thelonious MonkThird Eye Blind Third Eye BlindTime-Lapse Consortium Live at the Roxy TheatreTori Amos CrucifyTricky Angels With Dirty FacesTrophy Scars Never Born, Never DeadTV on the Radio Return to Cookie MountainTwo VoyeursUnter Null Moving OnVan Halen Van HalenVan Halen 1984Van Halen Best of Volume IVAST Visual Audio Sensory TheaterVNV Nation Burning EmpiresWeather Report Black MarketWilliam Patrick Corgan TheFutureEmbraceWilliam Shatner Has BeenWillie Nelson Stardust3.0 goodA Tribe Called Quest Midnight MaraudersAC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt CheapCoupla stellar tracks (the title, Ride On, Problem Child) and a lot of filler. SOmehow this album still rates a 3 for meAC/DC BallbreakerAC/DC Let There Be RockAC/DC High VoltageAC/DC If You Want Blood You've Got ItAlice in Chains DirtAlice in Chains Greatest HitsAni DiFranco Educated GuessAnimal Collective Danse ManateeAnthrax Sound of White NoiseAnthrax Fistful of MetalArmor For Sleep What To Do When You Are DeadAtreyu The Best of AtreyuAudio Adrenaline BloomBad Company Bad CompanyBarenaked Ladies Rock SpectacleBeck GueroBlack Sabbath Iron Man — The Best of Black SabbathBlue October History for SaleBlur BlurBob Dylan The Essential Bob DylanBob Dylan Bob Dylan's Greatest HitsBob Dylan and The Band The Basement TapesBon Jovi Slippery When WetBon Jovi CrossroadBuck 65 Talkin' Honky BluesBush The Science of ThingsCake Comfort EagleCake Motorcade Of GenerosityCoheed and Cambria The Second Stage Turbine BladeCradle of Filth The Principle of Evil Made FleshCream GoldCreed My Own PrisonCreed Human ClayDave Matthews Band CrashDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDavid Gilmour Remember That Night (Video)Days of the New Days of the NewDef Leppard Retro ActiveDisturbed BelieveDope Felons And RevolutionariesEvanescence FallenEve 6 Eve 6Everclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 1Everclear Sparkle And FadeEverclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 2Filter The AmalgamutFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFront Line Assembly Caustic GripGarbage Version 2.0Godflesh Cold WorldGodhead 2000 Years of Human ErrorGoo Goo Dolls Dizzy Up The GirlGreen Day NimrodHandsome Furs Plague ParkInsane Clown Posse The Great MilenkoInsane Clown Posse The Amazing Jeckel BrothersIron Maiden Virtual XIJames Brown Godfather of SoulJefferson Airplane Platinum & Gold CollectionJello Biafra with the Melvins Never Breathe What You Can't SeeBest tracks are the last four. They have Adam Jones from Tool on guitar. This album lacks a good flow, and there really isn't a song tht is stellar. Overall, good, but it doesn't meet with the sum of its parts by any means. Jethro Tull AqualungJethro Tull Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young To Die!Jimi Hendrix Experience Hendrix: The Best of HendrixJohn Lennon Double FantasyJohn Prine Bruised OrangeJohn Prine Pink CadillacJoni Mitchell Turbulent IndigoJudas Priest Screaming for VengeanceKilling Joke What's THIS For...!Korn Follow the LeaderLed Zeppelin In Through the Out DoorLeonard Cohen Dear HeatherLimp Bizkit The Unquestionable Truth - Part ILimp Bizkit Significant OtherLimp Bizkit Three Dollar Bill Y'allLou Reed Magic and LossLou Reed The RavenMarilyn Manson The Golden Age of GrotesqueMarilyn Manson Smells Like ChildrenThe three or four cover songs on this are awesome; the remixes are alright. Other than that... This album is Marilyn Manson trying to be Frank Zappa. That's about it. Interesting... But not that interesting! Unless you're a hardcore fan, do yourself a favor and download the covers; skip the album.Matchbox Twenty Yourself or Someone Like YouMeat Loaf Hits Out of HellMegadeth Capitol PunishmentMindless Self Indulgence You'll Rebel To AnythingMinistry Adios... Puta MadresMinistry Rio Grande DubModest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad NewsMorbid Angel Formulas Fatal to the FleshMorbid Angel CovenantMotorhead Ace of SpadesMudvayne The End of All Things to ComeMurderdolls Beyond The Valley of the MurderdollsMushroomhead XIIIMy Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Sexplosion!Neurosis Given to the RisingNine Inch Nails With TeethOm Advaitic SongsOmar Rodriguez-Lopez Se Dice Bisonte, No BúfaloOmar Rodriguez-Lopez MegaritualPigface Eat Shit You Fucking RedneckPink Floyd WorksPink Floyd 1967 — The First Three SinglesPixies Trompe Le MondePorcupine Tree In AbsentiaPorcupine Tree Nil RecurringPrimus Pork SodaQueens of the Stone Age Rated RQueensryche Operation: MindcrimeR.E.M. GreenR.E.M. Around the SunRabbit Junk REframeRainbow Ritchie Blackmore's RainbowRammstein SehnsuchtRed Hot Chili Peppers Under the CoversRichard Wright Broken ChinaIf A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell sound like David Gilmour solo albums in whcih he's actually TRYING to make a good album, then Rick Wright's Broken China sounds like Rick Wright trying to make a bad David Gilmour solo album. The music is all lush keyboards, but it's devoid of the melodies Wright used to revel in on Floyd's early albums. This is his first and only solo album after the Floyd's last album and his second and last ever. It's too bad it couldn't have been better. Still not bad, but it shouldn't be the first Floyd solo album you pick up.Roy Orbison Mystery GirlSantana The Best Of SantanaSantana SupernaturalSepultura SchizophreniaShadows Fall The War WithinSlayer Eternal PyreSlayer World Painted BloodSnoop Dogg Tha DoggfatherSonic Youth DirtySonic Youth Bad Moon RisingSoulsavers It's Not How Far You Fall, It's the Way You LandSoundtrack (Film) Queen of the damnedSoundtrack (Film) Dracula 2000Spiritualized Amazing GraceStatic-X Shadow ZoneStatic-X MachineStevie Ray Vaughan Greatest HitsStone Temple Pilots CoreSwans FilthSwans CopTalking Heads Talking Heads: 77The Amenta OccasusThe Amenta n0nThe B-52s Cosmic ThingThe B-52s Time Capsule - Songs for a Future GenerationThe Beatles 1The Beatles Yellow Submarine SoundtrackThe Cure ParisThe Cure Boys Don't CryThe Cure Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss MeThe Cure Staring at the SeaThe Cure GaloreThe Magnetic Fields iThe Mothers of Invention Cruising with Ruben & the JetsThe Rolling Stones Beggars BanquetThe Smashing Pumpkins Machina II/The Friends & Enemies of Modern MusicThe Smashing Pumpkins ZeitgeistThe Strokes Is This ItThe Traveling Wilburys Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1The Verve Pipe VillainsThe White Stripes ElephantThe Who The Ultimate CollectionThe Who Who Are YouThem Crooked Vultures Them Crooked VulturesThrice Red SkyThrice BeggarsTom Petty Full Moon FeverTom Waits Closing TimeTom Waits The Early Years, Vol. IVenom Metal BlackViolent Femmes 3Voivod VoivodWhite Zombie Supersexy Swingin' SoundsWillie Nelson Red Headed Stranger2.5 averageAni DiFranco Not a Pretty GirlApartment 26 HallucinatingBleed The Dream Built By BloodBlur The Best OfBob Dylan Self-PortraitBob Dylan Down in the GrooveBob Dylan Good as I Been to YouBob Dylan World Gone WrongBob Dylan Christmas in the HeartBob Seger Greatest HitsBuck 65 Man OverboardDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDavid Bowie Best of BowieDays of the New Days of the New IIIDef Leppard Vault: Greatest Hits 1980 - 1995Deftones DeftonesDisturbed The SicknessFleetwood Mac The Very Best of Fleetwood MacGodsmack AwakeGodsmack FacelessGuns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionIncubus (USA-CA) S.C.I.E.N.C.E.Iron Maiden Dance of DeathIron Maiden A Matter of Life and DeathIron Maiden The Essential Iron MaidenJethro Tull Catfish RisingJudas Priest Killing MachineKing Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingKorn Life Is PeachyKorn UntouchablesMadlib Beat Konducta Vol 1-2: Movie ScenesMatthew Good Band UnderdogsMatthew Good Band Last Of The Ghetto AstronautsMC5 Back In The USAMegadeth Cryptic WritingsMegadeth Hidden TreasuresMegadeth RiskMegadeth United AbominationsMindless Self Indulgence Another Mindless Rip OffMindless Self Indulgence Despierta Los NiñosMinistry RelapseMogwai The Hawk Is HowlingMudvayne The Beginning of All Things to EndMuse AbsolutionMutiilation Remains Of A Ruined, Dead, Cursed SoulPantera Reinventing the SteelPantera I Am the NightPearl Jam TenPearl Jam Vs.Pink Floyd PulseWaters-less Barrett-less cash grab that was the Gilmour eraPink Floyd A Collection of Great Dance SongsPrimus AntipopR.E.M. UpRadiohead The Best OfRamones Greatest HitsRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium ArcadiumRichard Cheese Lounge Against The MachineRob Zombie The Sinister UrgeSarah McLachlan Rarities, B-Sides And Other Stuff, Volume 2Skinny Puppy RemissionSlayer Undisputed AttitudeSlipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal VersesSonic Youth Experimental Jet Set, Trash, and No StarStatic-X Start A WarStone Temple Pilots No. 4Tempest BalanceThe Beach Boys Wild HoneyThe Black Crowes LionsThe Cure Greatest HitsTom Petty Highway CompanionVelvet Revolver Contraband2.0 poorAnthrax We've Come for You AllAudio Adrenaline Don't Censor MeAudio Adrenaline Some Kind of ZombieBob Dylan Under the Red SkyGreen Day American IdiotIggy Pop Skull RingIncubus (USA-CA) Make YourselfIncubus (USA-CA) Morning ViewInsane Clown Posse BizaarInsane Clown Posse Bizzar Jethro Tull Rock IslandJourney EscapeKing Crimson EarthboundKMFDM Don't Blow Your TopLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored WaterMarilyn Manson Remix & RepentMegadeth MegaboxMinistry With SympathyOrgy Vapor TransmissionPanic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutPapa Roach InfestPink Floyd Pulse — The FilmPowerman 5000 Tonight the Stars RevoltPowerman 5000 Destroy What You EnjoyQueen The Platinum CollectionQueen Greatest HitsSoundtrack (Film) Across the UniverseStone Temple Pilots Shangri-La-Dee-DaThe Cult Beyond Good and EvilThe Mothers of Invention We're Only in It for the MoneyThe Offspring Greatest HitsThe Velvet Underground SqueezeThis was a VU release that did not have a single original member, including Lou Reed. After White Light / White Heat, Reed replaced John Cale with Doug Yule in order to pursue a softer, more mainstream-appealing sound. The next two albums were solid, but different - Very soft and guitar-hook oriented. When Reed disbanded VU after Loaded, Doug Yule managed to somehow retain license to record as VU - And that's what we have here. I don't think it can truly be called a VU album outside of legality. 1.5 very poorBlack Sabbath Born AgainJefferson Airplane Jefferson AirplaneLimp Bizkit Results May VaryMarilyn Manson Eat Me, Drink MeMinistry Work for LoveSepultura A-LexSister Hazel Somewhere More FamiliarStone Temple Pilots Thank YouSystem of a Down Hypnotize1.0 awful3 Doors Down The Better LifeDrowning Pool SinnerDrowning Pool DesensitizedEagles Hotel CaliforniaEagles The Long RunEagles Farewell 1 Tour DVDGreen Day WarningKorn UntitledNickelback Silver Side UpNickelback The StateOmar Rodriguez-Lopez DespairSystem of a Down MezmerizeWings Band on the Run
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