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 | | Pitch Me One of Your 5s Like You're a Salesman 
 Instead of just your basic "rec me stuff" list where you just post a shopping list's worth of descriptionless recs, I wanted to try something different. So rec one of your 5s to me as if you were a really annoying and overattentive sales person. I promise, and I mean promise, to listen to what I consider to be the the top 5 pitches in July. There's 3 simple rules to follow when pitching:
 |  | 1 |  | Hiatus Kaiyote Tawk Tomahawk
 
 Rule 1: Each user can only pitch 1 album, so try to make your pitch specific and convincing.
 
 Rule 2: Remember, if you pitch me something, you have to make it sound like it's something I, ArsMoriendi, want to "buy" or "listen to" so there's probably certain genres and artists that won't be successful.
 
 Rule 3: If your pitch is under 3 sentences, I'll probably ignore it. If it's SUPER LONG, I might actually give it extra attention for your effort, but I really only expect 3-5 sentences.
 |  | 2 |  | Minutemen The Punch Line
 
 I'll add all pitches to this list with the album they correspond to.
 
 The opportunity to "pitch me an album" on this list will close at midnight on June 30th. Due to space available, the maximum amount of pitches allowed are 99. I doubt that there will be that many though.
 
 And I hope that this is an interesting alternative to the typical "rec me stuff" list. Good luck Salespeople.
 |  | 3 |  | The Amity Affliction Youngbloods
 
 Pitch #1: HeckToPay
 
 Are you an angsty teen almost out of your emo phase? Want to stay emo in denial for a few more months? Check out Youngbloods by The Amity Affliction! Emotional synth infused metelcore breakdowns and corny sing alongs the whole family can enjoy!
 |  | 4 |  | Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind
 
 Pitch #2: Conmaniac
 
 I see you haven't rated Third Eye Blind's s/t so...
 
 Picture this, it's 1996 and and you're sitting outside on the beach on a hot sunny day. You have your radio next to you and you're soaking up the good weather and summertime vibes. All of the sudden a familiar sounding song comes on the radio, the "doot-doot-doots" instantly click with your brain because of their inherently catchy nature. You may dismiss this song as another dumb catchy wanna be alt-rock track but something about it just draws you. Intrigued? If so check out Third Eye Blind's self-titled album. It's a 13 track album chalk full of nostalgic vibes, feel-good melodies, and summertime vibes. There's not a single bad track on here GUARANTEED! But wait, there's more!
 |  | 5 |  | Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind
 
 If you thought because of the poppy sounding instrumentation that this album would be a vapid, lifeless album lyric wise then you're wrong! Within each track some of the darkest and saddest topics are hit upon including drug abuse, breakups, and even death. Third Eye Blind's self-titled album is certain to have you feeling all kinds of ways.
 |  | 6 |  | Brand New Deja Entendu
 
 Pitch #3: Funeralopolis
 
 How's work been treating you lately?
 
 No, I mean really, like be honest with me, is the boss putting the pressure on you again?
 
 Why do we even put up with this kind of treatment you know. Remember back when you were a teenager? It was a frightening time, a time of excitement, adventure and maybe even a little trouble. It was a turbulent time, a time not bogged down by taxes, and seemingly endless shifts. But the funny thing is that excitement you felt, that fire in your belly, never really died, it just... got older.
 |  | 7 |  | Brand New Deja Entendu
 
 You still have it in you the youth, the fire, life is hard, but life is a game, a game we all pretend to understand but.... let's face it, we're all just figuring it out as we go along right? Hey I think actually I have just the album for you. Let me introduce you to 'Deja Entendu' the breakthrough album by pop punk/ emo band Brand New.
 
 An album that understands that fire, that captures youth and its struggles. You still have it, it is still there, come and rediscover not only your youth but yourself. This world is big and crazy, even a little bit scary. We're all just kids at heart. Brand New- Deja Entendu. available now for only 49.99.
 |  | 8 |  | Ozric Tentacles Arborescence
 
 Pitch #4: JasonCarne
 
 From the makers of such great products like "Jurassic Shift" and "Erpland", the Ozric Tentacles company are proud to bring you a new kind of experience that is both PMRC and FDA approved AND scientifically proven to improve your outlook on everyday life. Introducing "Arborescence", a new, revolutionary way to transcend space and time on an instrumental psychedelic excursion through the wilderness of your mind. Take two doses every 24 hours or as directed by me until you've 5'd it. Side effects may cause relaxation, ecstasy, elation, and a temporary disconnection of mind and body. Shoutbox your doctor if your mental conditions worsen or fail to improve, there may be nothing science can do to help you.
 |  | 9 |  | Standish/Carlyon Deleted Scenes
 
 Pitch #5:  THeGreatQ
 
 Picture this: you and your lover of the week are visiting Japan in 2077 as imagined by 1982. Your hotel is this old and grimy building, you know the type. You don’t want to think about what’s under the cushions or what happened in the bed before you got there. You especially don’t want to imagine the chances that the sheets were washed after the last occupants left. But instead of giving you a vague sense of nausea, you feel at home. You find a VCR, and wonder what the hell it’s doing in 2077. There’s a tape in it. It’s porn, because what else would it be in a place like this? You also find a container in a drawer. It’s full of some kind of drug. What kind? Who cares, you take it anyways.
 |  | 10 |  | Standish/Carlyon Deleted Scenes
 
 Now you look back at the porn that you started up before, and through the blurry haze of the drugs you start thinking it looks pretty hot. So you and your lover act it out. Damn, they came up with some good moves. After a few rounds you’re both tired out and the tape has run out. You lay in bed looking out the window. It’s night, and raining. You turn the TV to the music channels. You surf until you find the right thing, the music that just sums up your night. Deleted Scenes by Standish/Carlyon comes on. You know it’s right.
 |  | 11 |  | Ichiko Aoba 0%
 
 Pitch #6: Toad
 
 The twinkle-twangle of guitar strings. The roobly hoolala of a beautiful woman's vocal chords fluttering. Better ingredients make a better pizza, they said...and god damn it they were right. BUT WAIT! Gooberly lyrics aboot Johnny Breakup and being Snowflake McSpecialton? Self-pity and pit selfies? So many beautiful tunes with ruinous broods atop! If only there was stripped-down singer-songwriter music sans noobish rumination!
 
 Ichiko Aoba. Stop understanding the lyrics...and start enjoying them.
 |  | 12 |  | Million Dead A Song to Ruin
 
 Pitch #7: Tunaboy45
 
 Feeling like just another cog in the machine? Lost in the existential nightmare that is modern life? Well I'm not going to lie to you and say A Song To Ruin will alleviate your feelings but it may very well offer an understanding companion and someone for you to share your feelings with. Your life may never get better but at least you can make it slightly less painful.
 |  | 13 |  | Bomb the Music Industry! Vacation
 
 Pitch #8: SnakeDelilah
 
 HI, SPUTNIK BILLY MAYS HERE WITH BOMB THE MUSIC INDUSTRY: THE BADDEST, RADDEST, MOST REFRESHING SIX-PIECE PUNK BAND ON THE MARKET, GUARANTEED! HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: FIRST APPLY A WAX COPY OF VACATION TO YOUR TURNTABLE, TURN THE MACHINE ON, PUT THE NEEDLE DOWN, AND JUST RELAX. IT'S THAT SIMPLE! THE SECRET IN THE MUSIC IS THAT THE SOUND VIBRATIONS COME IN SHARP AND UNADULTERED SOUND WAVES, PARALLELING THE MUSIC ITSELF TO A NICE, RELAXING DAY ON THE BEACH OVERLOOKING AN OCEAN WITH CALM, ROLLING WAVES. AND THE BEST PART: THERE'S NO SKA! FANTASTIC! SOME RECORD STORES WOULD CHARGE THIS KIND OF MUSIC FOR $30.00, BUT IF YOU CALL NOW, YOU CAN GET THIS OFFER FOR ONLY $9.99! AND IF YOU CALL IN THE NEXT 5 MINUTES, WE'LL DOUBLE THAT OFFER WITH JEFF ROSENSTOCK'S MOST RECENT ALBUM, WE COOL! HERE'S HOW TO ORDER:
 
 *To order your copy of Vacation and We Cool please call 1-800-DIY-BTMI*
 |  | 14 |  | The Wytches Annabel Dream Reader
 
 Pitch #9: PattBraderson
 
 Do you remember when Jack White played gnarly ass guitar like a motherfucker? Don't you miss the unique quality of emotion that Kurt Cobain captured in his voice? Haven't you always wondered what haunted houses and spooky ghosts would sound like materialized as a 3 piece band? Well my Good Friend, feast your eyes and ears on the Wytches! This surf/punk/grunge band from England cut their chops with their debut album 'Annabel Dream Reader' in 2014 which is a front to back masterpiece of fury, anger, sadness, and fear. This young trio of Brits pack an array of energized and heartfelt tracks and the sky is the limit for these lads! Don't wait! Call now! (views reflected in the ad may be exaggerations and not totally factual)
 |  | 15 |  | Order From Chaos An Ending In Fire
 
 Pitch #10: pissbore
 
 What does the Bhagavad Gita sound like on Wax through a Concept Hip Hop Opera Progressive Suite Lens?
 
 LOOK NO FURTHER than the LEGEN-FUCKEN'-DAIRY MAGNUM OPUS BY US Pop Musick/Majick Incantat0rz Order From Chaos, "An Ending in Fire" [1995] (1998)
 |  | 16 |  | The Dillinger Escape Plan Irony Is a Dead Scene
 
 Pitch #11: LPFTW/TVC15
 
 Hello there, what’s your name? … May I ask you just a brief question? Ah, well, have you ever noticed how many albums released recently have been bloated operas that fill up about more than an hour’s worth of your time and you just want a short and sweet experience that gets your blood as boiled as a 2 hour black metal album? Never fear, then, I’ve got the PERFECT album for YOU!
 
 Introducing Irony is a Dead Scene, an album crafted by the minds of The Dillinger Escape Plan and legendary vocalist of the bands Faith No More/Mr. Bungle/Fantomas/Tomahawk/Peeping Tom, Mike Patton! Clocking in at just a little under 18 minutes, this album can make any stretch of time of 15-20 minutes feel like only a few seconds!
 |  | 17 |  | The Dillinger Escape Plan Irony Is a Dead Scene
 
 You can do just about anything and feel like a badass mofo as Patton schizophrenically screams in your ears “GAME OVER, I WIN” when you finally finish studying for a hard quiz for your anatomy class, or “I THOUGHT I WASN’T SMART ENOUGH TO SUFFER” as you figure out where in the world you parked your car in the huge parking lot of the mall, or “HERE KITTY KITTY KITTY” as you pick up the right cat food for your dog, or even as he menacingly whispers “COME TO DADDY” when you pick up a gorgeous bag of apple wood smoked, thick cut bacon in the grocery store.
 |  | 18 |  | The Dillinger Escape Plan Irony Is a Dead Scene
 
 But, wait, you don’t really care about the lyrics anyway, and/or are a deaf bastard and hate Mike’s godly vocals anyway? Well, the erratic shredding and tight-as-almighty-hell musicianship ensures that you waste your time or run your errands as quickly and as effectively as possible. Plus, don’t worry too much about the highs the record will give you as the metalcore breakdowns ensure a brief break filled with rhythmic headbanging or even enough time to start a small mosh pit in your living room right before the initiation of the NBA Playoffs game.
 
 The toll free number to call for this fabulous product which only costs $666, call 1-800-CUM-2DDY and if you call in the next 5 minutes, we’ll DOUBLE the products received for FREE! Call now as supplies are running out! AGAIN, that’s 1-800-CUM-2DDY for a purchase that you WON’T regret purchasing!
 |  | 19 |  | Local H Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles?
 
 Pitch #12: Supercoolguy64
 
 Do you like catchy old school hard rock riffs, but hate the term "dad rock"? Well, I have an album for you. A perfect blend of snark, beastly drumming, great production and flat out great rock song writing, Whatever Happened To PJ Soles? is an album that can be enjoyed by annoying cunts who think post-1980's music is total shit and kids who hate the music their parents listen to. A concept album about a once famous individual who now lives as some washed up, cynical celebrity, Local H prove themselves to be the modern day equivalent to The Led Beatles, or whatever they're called again.
 |  | 20 |  | Scott Kelly The Wake
 
 Pitch #13: AdolfChrist
 
 Are you tired of these sissy boys wearing thick rimmed glasses and flannel writing indie folk about breakups? Do you crave an emotional folk masterpiece with a real sense of weight and pain? Listen to Scott Kelly's "The Wake". An album of minimalist folk, listeners will hang on every poetic word and pause gracing this slow burning album. Scott Kelly's worn, manly voice will simultaneously make you want to cry and wish he was your dad.
 
 Scott Kelly's "The Wake". A man's folk album. Get it now, pussy.
 |  | 21 |  | Gotye Like Drawing Blood
 
 Pitch #14: theNateman
 
 Do you like novelty records? Do you enjoy sampling and soundscape creation more than DJ fuckin shadow himself? Well then do I have the record for you! Now this here record is the pop record you never knew you wanted! This album, titled Like drawing blood takes the best out of 60's pop vocals, funky sampling and groovy dance tunes to the next fucken level! Gotye, this boardface of a man has created the perfect sexy sad album to play to your sweetheart, all the while giving artistic freedom a whole new standard! Listen now and let your soul take flight!!!
 |  | 22 |  | Melt-Banana Fetch
 
 Pitch #15: JigglyPDiddy
 
 Have you ever snorted meth before? No? You won't need to when you take home your very own... Fetch by Melt-Banana on vinyl! Not only is this package frantic, chaotic and otherwordly, it's also face-meltingly addictive! No more picking at the skin from unreal insects or flying out of windows. Come get all your brain-splitting, mouth watering, ear-throbbing fun with Fetch! Copy of 'Charlie' not included with this offer. Call while supplies last.
 |  | 23 |  | The National Alligator
 
 Pitch #16: MistaCrave
 
 Do you value music based on its emotional impact? Do you care more about the subjective values of an album more than its appeal to the masses? If you answered yes to one or both of those questions, then The National's LP "Alligator" is the perfect record for you. The National are one of the most critically acclaimed indie acts, and for a good reason. Featuring witty, poetic, and sometimes heart-wrenching lyrics, Alligator tells tales of love and loss, as well as discussing the emotional and social dilemmas that we face regularly. The instrumentation found on this record could be described as nothing less than immaculate. Not only does Alligator offer top-notch instrumentation and lyrical depth, but the atmosphere created by the music will envelope you completely, leaving you entranced for the record's entirety.
 |  | 24 |  | The National Alligator
 
 The appeal of Alligator won't cease to occupy your thoughts once the record has ended; you'll be constantly reminded of its sheer and utter perfection as you find yourself humming the vocal melodies or tapping your feet to its drum lines without even realizing it. If you enjoy music that can connect with you emotionally and evoke profound emotions, then I implore you, purchase The National's record "Alligator" as soon as you possibly can. You won't be disappointed.
 |  | 25 |  | Iggy Pop The Idiot
 
 Pitch #17: Frippertronics
 
 The aural equivalent to living in Berlin circa 1976, going cold turkey on your various dirty habits, and exploring the nightlife in the wintry city. Iggy Pop, assisted by the late David Bowie and his band, created a cold, almost-robotic post-punk masterpiece that would lay the blueprint to Joy Division's own classic albums (Unknown Pleasures, Closer) in the future. Must I mention that it has the best version (this is not up for debate) of China Girl? Once you hear the tortured cries of Iggy's version, David's slick pop remake just won't do the job anymore.
 |  | 26 |  | Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley
 
 Pitch #18: CaimanJesus
 
 Welcome to Sky Valley is the aural equivalent of stumbling through a scorching desert at night. Kyuss have created an essential Stoner Rock album, filled with interesting riffs, stunning vocals, and an atmosphere that can only be described as desert like. With a run time of almost 52 minutes, Welcome to Sky Valley is broken up into 3 tracks consisting of multiple songs, which are titled: Movement 1, Movement 2, and Movement 3. If that hasn't already piqued your interest, Queens of the Stone Age vocalist Josh Homme is Kyuss' guitarist.
 |  | 27 |  | Nas Illmatic
 
 Pitch #19: EvilEyez (probably a troll alt.)
 
 Nasillmatic tells us how it is and puts Wu tang to shame showing there can be intelligence in the hood rap game. Nasillmatic has to overcome handicap of only being able to talk over music and not sing but he's very apologetic about it and I forgive him. You should forgive the home boy to.
 
 Album starts with talking and a beat and ends with talking and a beat but what happens in between is the magic of the school of tough nockers. Let these lessons smother you and put smile on yo face negger.
 
 Whenever I press play I sit back and thank all my fans that I am a great singer and not the singing mute nasillmatic. I feel sorry for nasillmatic that he went to his grave with this sadness and it's even written on the tomb stone (I know!) 'here lies nasillmatic, may he rest in peace, negger couldn't sing'. Phewey.
 
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 |  | 28 |  | The Dismemberment Plan Emergency & I
 
 Pitch #20: SurfWaxAmerica
 
 Ever been distraught about people who you call your friends going to social interactions without you? How about feeling generally jaded and feeling a little pent up as you enter your early 20s? If so you might want to check out The Dismemberment Plan's "Emergency & I". Here you have a bunch of alt-rock meets post-hardcore with a dash of mathrock. You have excellent, catchy tracks that take very rewarding risks while still remaining intact. Top that with excellent rhythm sections, strong lead guitars with touches of synths and Travis Morrison's impassioned vocals with interesting wordplay and you have one of the best albums to come out of 1999.
 |  | 29 |  | The Boo Radleys C'mon Kids
 
 Pitch #21: zakalwe
 
 Want a psychedelic, folk, trippy, balls out, britpop rocker that will soundtrack your summer?
 
 Want madness, melody tunes a plenty and something you can play loud and jump around to like you've snorted a trillion sherbet fountains?
 
 Go Radleys.
 |  | 30 |  | Thank You Scientist Maps of Non-Existent Places
 
 Pitch #22: DinosaurJones
 
 Ever been confused about what genre you wanted to be? Do you have part of an orchestra in your band? Well, if horns worked for ska, and violin worked for Yellowcard, then why not combine them? Thank You Scientist's Maps of Non-Existent Places features tapping solos, jazzy bridges, and toe-tapping, infectious, venereal disease-like choruses. But you'll be okay catching this one!
 |  | 31 |  | Anal Cunt Picnic of Love
 
 Pitch #23: ConcubinaryCode
 
 Are you tired of bands that just don't know how to convey the feeling of true love? Disgusted by anything musically heavier than a schoolgirls giggle? Have I got the cure for your empty post church Sunday afternoon time slot! Anal Cunt's beautifully composed "Picnic of love". Put this on your tape deck and gaze wistfully out the window as you think back to the time when kids were holding hands instead of having sinful intercourse while worshipping Satan in the parking lot of your favorite local grocer. Imagine back when the American was full of wholesome gentlemen who respected women's feelings. Imagine being serenaded by the most angelic voice to penetrate the ear canals of your weary head as you lay down and dream of wholesome morals and pure musicianship. Imagine this a reality because it is. Buy picnic of love and experience the love today.
 |  | 32 |  | Spiritualized Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space
 
 Pitch #24: TheSpaceMan
 
 For every day in July you do not listen to this album, I'm going to kill a hostage. I have 31 children ready in my basement, a few of them you may know.
 |  | 33 |  | Slipknot Iowa
 
 Pitch #25: oltnabrick
 
 Probably the heaviest album of all time. It basically ended nu-metal. Every track on this is a classic. A lot of people complain about the lyrics but like its Slipknot what were you expecting, that's what makes it great. A powerful and unique metal album.
 |  | 34 |  | Napalm Death The Peel Sessions
 
 Pitch #26: rabidfish
 
 Napalm Death - Peel Sessions: Like alchemists, or more like meth cooks, ND have distilled the essence of hate and violence into a 21 minute masterpiece. 25 songs of incompressible screeches and groans that just exude with the purest form of anger. ND are not just angry with multination corporations, or the food industry, or capitalism, they are angry with the world, with the universe and with existence itself. The HATE you, they hate themselves and they will forever hate everything forever. More than any other Grind or power violence band, ND have reached the archetypical heights of being pissed the fuck off not just as a way of life, but as an entity on itself... The peel sessions it's a 21 min. portal into hell.
 |  | 35 |  | The God Machine Scenes from the Second Storey
 
 Pitch #27: Willie
 
 What if Jane’s Addiction discovered doom and decided to squeeze as much of that sound as they could into their bass-driven alt rock sound? What if together those two sounds actually came together better than they usually do apart? That’s what this album is. It’s an album that works better as a whole than as individual parts. During that time you’ll hear heavy driven numbers, slow brooding acoustic tracks, rhythmic abstract-ish songs, and a lumbering 17-minute moody beast.
 |  | 36 |  | Los Jaivas Alturas de Machu Picchu
 
 Pitch #28: MrSirLordGentleman
 
 You've been stressed as hell in your work for the last few months, right? Yeah, I know that feeling and I can tell you that what you need right now is some Jaivas
 
 Get ready for some atmospheric, calming and complex prog rock that will take you straight to the Andes mountains!, get on a trip to south america without leaving your sofa!, it is the ultimate achievement in vacations technology. Exotic and fresh as hell with its latin folk sound but also welcoming with its classic prog touches, you're guaranteed to enjoy a beautiful experience
 |  | 37 |  | Los Jaivas Alturas de Machu Picchu
 
 Become one with Mother Earth as we've worked with some of the best people in the field for this journey to be the best one you've taken. Lyrics written by Nobel Award winner Pablo Neruda and sexy and exotic vocals and instrumentation by some of the best musicians in Latin America. Alturas will definitely take you away from the stress of routine into a magical, deep and philosophical trip!
 
 (Lyrics are in Spanish, and we do not provide a translation. Any interest the buyer has on the lyrics will require him to speak spanish or translate the lyrics by himself) .*Read this last part in a super fast-paced way*
 |  | 38 |  | Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
 
 Pitch #29: danielcardoso
 
 Everyone needs a good 'summer band' every once in a while, and in this department pavement have got you covered. Their lush tones and upbeat melodies, perfectly noticeable on this album, just sound perfectly suited for sunny august afternoons. This is a classic that comes from your everyday mates, crazy and uninteresting dudes that happen to write some good tunes now and then. Going from indie to psychedelic, punk, folk and experimental in a flash, this sounds incredibly cohesive at all times, featuring enough hilarious one-liners, offbeat lyrics and jagged guitars to keep you constantly interested. Listen, relate, love and thank me later.
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 | HeckToPay 
 06.06.16
 | Are you an angsty teen almost out of your emo phase? Want to stay emo in denial for a few more months? Check out Youngbloods by The Amity Affliction! Emotional synth infused metelcore breakdowns and corny sing alongs the whole family can enjoy! |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | Could you imagine if Sputnikmusic was a record store... |  | Conmaniac 
 06.06.16
 | I see you haven't rated Third Eye Blind's s/t so... Picture this, it's 1996 and and you're sitting outside on the beach on a hot sunny day. You have your radio next to you and you're soaking up the good weather and summertime vibes. All of the sudden a familiar sounding song comes on the radio, the "doot-doot-doots" instantly click with your brain because of their inherently catchy nature. You may dismiss this song as another dumb catchy wanna be alt-rock track but something about it just draws you. Intrigued? If so check out Third Eye Blind's self-titled album. It's a 13 track album chalk full of nostalgic vibes, feel-good melodies, and summertime vibes. There's not a single bad track on here GUARANTEED! But wait, there's more! If you thought because of the poppy sounding instrumentation that this album would be a vapid, lifeless album lyric wise then you're wrong! Within each track some of the darkest and saddest topics are hit upon including drug abuse, breakups, and even death. Third Eye Blind's self-titled album is certain to have you feeling all kinds of ways.
 |  | Funeralopolis 
 06.06.16
 | How's work been treating you lately? 
 No, I mean really, like be honest with me, is the boss putting the pressure on you again?
 
 Why do we even put up with this kind of treatment you know. Remember back when you were a teenager? It was a frightening time, a time of excitement, adventure and maybe even a little trouble. It was a turbulent time, a time not bogged down by taxes, and seemingly endless shifts. But the funny thing is that excitement you felt, that fire in your belly, never really died, it just... got older.
 
 You still have it in you the youth, the fire, life is hard, but life is a game, a game we all pretend to understand but.... let's face it, we're all just figuring it out as we go along right? Hey I think actually I have just the album for you. Let me introduce you to 'Deja Entendu' the breakthrough album by pop punk/ emo band Brand New.
 
 An album that understands that fire, that captures youth and its struggles. You still have it, it is still there, come and rediscover not only your youth but yourself. This world is big and crazy, even a little bit scary. We're all just kids at heart. Brand New- Deja Entendu. available now for only 49.99
 |  | Conmaniac 
 06.06.16
 | nice one Funeral and Im surprised you dont have either of these rated, especially looking at your other ratings
 |  | LotusFlower 
 06.06.16
 | fuck you and your pitches listen to Thomas Feiner - The Opiates |  | Funeralopolis 
 06.06.16
 | did an edit if you want to add it. But yea, I fucking hate pop punk, Brand New is the only exception for me |  | DoofusWainwright 
 06.06.16
 | Lambchop, get yer fresh 5 star Lambchop 'Is a Woman' here |  | Conmaniac 
 06.06.16
 | great pitch CL0VER |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | C'mon Doof, read the rules. |  | OwMySnauze 
 06.06.16
 | Do you like the sleazy salesman type or just the annoying ones? |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | Either one works, just make it convincing (also hint guys, check my ratings if you wanna know what kind of music appeals to me.) |  | guitarded_chuck 
 06.06.16
 | Shabazz Palaces - Black Up: 
 The Shape of Hip-Hop to Come
 |  | YakNips 
 06.06.16
 | grotesque |  | JasonCarne 
 06.06.16
 | From the makers of such great products like "Jurassic Shift" and "Erpland", the Ozric Tentacles company are proud to bring you a new kind of experience that is both PMRC and FDA approved AND scientifically proven to improve your outlook on everyday life. Introducing "Arborescence", a new, revolutionary way to transcend space and time on an instrumental psychedelic excursion through the wilderness of your mind. Take two doses every 24 hours or as directed by me until you've 5'd it. Side effects may cause relaxation, ecstasy, elation, and a temporary disconnection of mind and body. Shoutbox your doctor if your mental conditions worsen or fail to improve, there may be nothing science can do to help you. |  | InFlamesWeThrash666 
 06.06.16
 | Hell Awaits you pleb |  | bloc 
 06.06.16
 | Listen to my 5 or I'll kill you and your family |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | All 0 of them? Hmmm done! |  | TheGreatQ 
 06.06.16
 | Picture this: you and your lover of the week are visiting Japan in 2077 as imagined by 1982. Your hotel is this old and grimy building, you know the type. You don’t want to think about what’s under the cushions or what happened in the bed before you got there. You especially don’t want to imagine the chances that the sheets were washed after the last occupants left. But instead of giving you a vague sense of nausea, you feel at home. You find a VCR, and wonder what the hell it’s doing in 2077. There’s a tape in it. It’s porn, because what else would it be in a place like this? You also find a container in a drawer. It’s full of some kind of drug. What kind? Who cares, you take it anyways. Now you look back at the porn that you started up before, and through the blurry haze of the drugs you start thinking it looks pretty hot. So you and your lover act it out. Damn, they came up with some good moves. After a few rounds you’re both tired out and the tape has run out. You lay in bed looking out the window. It’s night, and raining. You turn the TV to the music channels. You surf until you find the right thing, the music that just sums up your night. Deleted Scenes by Standish/Carlyon comes on. You know it’s right. |  | Tunaboy45 
 06.06.16
 | Blackstar: Like I need to give you a reason. It's one of Bowie's best. Watch the Lazarus video and the album sells itself.
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | I've heard Blackstar and if I hadn't, your lack of effort wouldn't have gotten to me to check it. :P |  | hal1ax 
 06.06.16
 | grotesque 
 because you're a bitch
 |  | Tunaboy45 
 06.06.16
 | Million Dead- A Song To Ruin Feeling like just another cog in the machine? Lost in the existential nightmare that is modern life? Well I'm not going to lie to you and say A Song To Ruin will alleviate your feelings but it may very well offer an understanding companion and someone for you to share your feelings with. Your life may never get better but at least you can make it slightly less painful.
 |  | chemicalmarriage 
 06.06.16
 | I see you haven't rated the art of motion yet. 
 Fuck you
 |  | Snake. 
 06.06.16
 | Bomb the Music Industry - Vacation 
 HI, SPUTNIK BILLY MAYS HERE WITH BOMB THE MUSIC INDUSTRY: THE BADDEST, RADDEST, MOST REFRESHING SIX-PIECE PUNK BAND ON THE MARKET, GUARANTEED! HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: FIRST APPLY A WAX COPY OF VACATION TO YOUR TURNTABLE, TURN THE MACHINE ON, PUT THE NEEDLE DOWN, AND JUST RELAX. IT'S THAT SIMPLE! THE SECRET IN THE MUSIC IS THAT THE SOUND VIBRATIONS COME IN SHARP AND UNADULTERED SOUND WAVES, PARALLELING THE MUSIC ITSELF TO A NICE, RELAXING DAY ON THE BEACH OVERLOOKING AN OCEAN WITH CALM, ROLLING WAVES. AND THE BEST PART: THERE'S NO SKA! FANTASTIC! SOME RECORD STORES WOULD CHARGE THIS KIND OF MUSIC FOR $30.00, BUT IF YOU CALL NOW, YOU CAN GET THIS OFFER FOR ONLY $9.99! AND IF YOU CALL IN THE NEXT 5 MINUTES, WE'LL DOUBLE THAT OFFER WITH JEFF ROSENSTOCK'S MOST RECENT ALBUM, WE COOL! HERE'S HOW TO ORDER:
 
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 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | lmao I love Billy Mays |  | Feather 
 06.06.16
 | Funeralopolis that was beautiful and accurate |  | PattBraderson 
 06.06.16
 | Do you remember when Jack White played gnarly ass guitar like a motherfucker? Don't you miss the unique quality of emotion that Kurt Cobain captured in his voice? Haven't you always wondered what haunted houses and spooky ghosts would sound like materialized as a 3 piece band? Well my Good Friend, feast your eyes and ears on the Wytches! This surf/punk/grunge band from England cut their chops with their debut album 'Annabel Dream Reader' in 2014 which is a front to back masterpiece of fury, anger, sadness, and fear. This young trio of Brits pack an array of energized and heartfelt tracks and the sky is the limit for these lads! Don't wait! Call now! (views reflected in the ad may be exaggerations and not totally factual) 
 |  | StarlessCore 
 06.06.16
 | you wanna hear an album better than all your 5's 
 slowdive-souvlaki
 |  | TVC15 
 06.06.16
 | This is such a badass idea Ars, props! Keep an eye out for mine dude, won't give any spoilers or hints what the album I'm going to choose is tho ;) |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | Looking forward to it LPFTW 
 
 |  | chemicalmarriage 
 06.06.16
 | I see you haven't included my comment in your list yet. Fuck you, fuck your face, but most importantly, fuck your family.
 #Fuckyoufuckyourfacefuckyourfamily
 |  | pissbore 
 06.06.16
 | What does the Bhagavad Gita sound like on Wax through a Concept Hip Hop Opera Progressive Suite Lens? 
 LOOK NO FURTHER than the LEGEN-FUCKEN'-DAIRY MAGNUM OPUS BY US Pop Musick/Majick Incantat0rz Order From Chaos, "An Ending in Fire" [1995] (1998)
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | "I see you haven't included my comment in your list yet." 
 Because you didn't even attempt to follow the really simple rules.
 |  | theNateman 
 06.06.16
 | Have you ever felt so much stress about being an eclectic music listener but not having enough time to listen to everything? Well look no further than Beck Hanson's Masterpiece, Odelay! This album is 55 minutes of pure genre mashup. You've got lo-fi, you've got hip hop, you've got hardcore punk, you've got country, you've got alternative rock, you have every genre you could ever ask for! This album is the perfect musical package for any music lover who loves multiple genres of music in addition to experimentation! Simply put, you just cannot go wrong with Odelay!! Listen now and enjoy the tunes  for cheap cheap cheap! |  | TVC15 
 06.06.16
 | Hello there, what’s your name? … May I ask you just a brief question? Ah, well, have you ever noticed how many albums released recently have been bloated operas that fill up about more than an hour’s worth of your time and you just want a short and sweet experience that gets your blood as boiled as a 2 hour black metal album? Never fear, then, I’ve got the PERFECT album for YOU! 
 Introducing Irony is a Dead Scene, an album crafted by the minds of The Dillinger Escape Plan and legendary vocalist of the bands Faith No More/Mr. Bungle/Fantomas/Tomahawk/Peeping Tom, Mike Patton! Clocking in at just a little under 18 minutes, this album can make any stretch of time of 15-20 minutes feel like only a few seconds! You can do just about anything and feel like a badass mofo as Patton schizophrenically screams in your ears “GAME OVER, I WIN” when you finally finish studying for a hard quiz for your anatomy class, or “I THOUGHT I WASN’T SMART ENOUGH TO SUFFER” as you figure out where in the world you parked your car in the huge parking lot of the mall, or “HERE KITTY KITTY KITTY” as you pick up the right cat food for your dog, or even as he menacingly whispers “COME TO DADDY” when you pick up a gorgeous bag of apple wood smoked, thick cut bacon in the grocery store.
 
 But, wait, you don’t really care about the lyrics anyway, and/or are a deaf bastard and hate Mike’s godly vocals anyway? Well, the erratic shredding and tight-as-almighty-hell musicianship ensures that you waste your time or run your errands as quickly and as effectively as possible. Plus, don’t worry too much about the highs the record will give you as the metalcore breakdowns ensure a brief break filled with rhythmic headbanging or even enough time to start a small mosh pit in your living room right before the initiation of the NBA Playoffs game.
 
 The toll free number to call for this fabulous product which only costs $666, call 1-800-CUM-2DDY and if you call in the next 5 minutes, we’ll DOUBLE the products received for FREE! Call now as supplies are running out! AGAIN, that’s 1-800-CUM-2DDY for a purchase that you WON’T regret purchasing!
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | @Nateman: I already have Odelay 5'd buddy, but nice pitch. 
 You can pitch me another album I haven't heard if you want though : )
 |  | TVC15 
 06.06.16
 | Damn just realized how long my pitch is, but I'm quite proud about how it turned out. Still, probably not as good as Snake's or Funeralopolis' |  | swipenet 
 06.06.16
 | Dude, you should post that as a review. |  | TVC15 
 06.06.16
 | The last joke review I made got me banned and my comments wiped @swipenet ;) |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.06.16
 | Nateman did the best at directly appealing me, so much that I've already heard and 5'd the album haha 
 So much that the flagged review for Odelay is a 5 review of mine lol
 |  | Supercoolguy64 
 06.06.16
 | Local H - Whatever Happened To PJ Soles? 
 Do you like catchy old school hard rock riffs, but hate the term "dad rock"? Well, I have an album for you. A perfect blend of snark, beastly drumming, great production and flat out great rock song writing, Whatever Happened To PJ Soles? is an album that can be enjoyed by annoying cunts who think post-1980's music is total shit and kids who hate the music their parents listen to. A concept album about a once famous individual who now lives as some washed up, cynical celebrity, Local H prove themselves to be the modern day equivalent to The Led Beatles, or whatever they're called again.
 |  | swipenet 
 06.06.16
 | Damn, this site must be full of humorless pricks then. Can't please everyone amirite? @LPFTW
 |  | Deathconscious 
 06.06.16
 | Are you tired of these sissy boys wearing thick rimmed glasses and flannel writing indie folk about breakups? Do you crave an emotional folk masterpiece with a real sense of weight and pain? Listen to Scott Kelly's "The Wake". An album of minimalist folk, listeners will hang on every poetic word and pause gracing this slow burning album. Scott Kelly's worn, manly voice will simultaneously make you want to cry and wish he was your dad. 
 Scott Kelly's "The Wake". A man's folk album. Get it now, pussy.
 |  | theNateman 
 06.06.16
 | Dang ars beat me to it! uhhh hold on I'll find another. |  | theNateman 
 06.06.16
 | Do you like novelty records? Do you enjoy sampling and soundscape creation more than DJ fuckin shadow himself?  Well then do I have the record for you! Now this here record is the pop record you never knew you wanted! This album, titled Like drawing blood takes the best out of 60's pop vocals, funky sampling and groovy dance tunes to the next fucken level!  Gotye, this boardface of a man has created the perfect sexy sad album to play to your sweetheart, all the while giving artistic freedom a whole new standard! Listen now and let your soul take flight!!! 
 (gotye's like drawing blood)
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | Hmmm interesting. |  | SIIMBOLIC 
 06.07.16
 | Listen to Cynic's Focus or you're a gay cunt and jam emmure prob |  | Ryus 
 06.07.16
 | best endorsement of an album yet |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | A one sentence hasty generalization is not a good pitch. |  | JigglyPDiddy 
 06.07.16
 | Have you ever snorted meth before? No? You won't need to when you take home your very own... Fetch by Melt-Banana on vinyl! Not only is this package frantic, chaotic and otherwordly, it's also face-meltingly addictive! No more picking at the skin from unreal insects or flying out of windows. Come get all your brain-splitting, mouth watering, ear-throbbing fun with Fetch! Copy of 'Charlie' not included with this offer. Call while supplies last. |  | SIIMBOLIC 
 06.07.16
 | Works for funeral and income insurance companies 
 "You love your family right? protect them with funeral insurance you selfish prick ur 5 year old will be raped"
 |  | MistaCrave 
 06.07.16
 | Do you value music based on its emotional impact? Do you care more about the subjective values of an album more than its appeal to the masses? If you answered yes to one or both of those questions, then The National's LP "Alligator" is the perfect record for you. The National are one of the most critically acclaimed indie acts, and for a good reason. Featuring witty, poetic, and sometimes heart-wrenching lyrics, Alligator tells tales of love and loss, as well as discussing the emotional and social dilemmas that we face regularly. The instrumentation found on this record could be described as nothing less than immaculate. Not only does Alligator offer top-notch instrumentation and lyrical depth, but the atmosphere created by the music will envelope you completely, leaving you entranced for the record's entirety. The appeal of Alligator won't cease to occupy your thoughts once the record has ended; you'll be constantly reminded of its sheer and utter perfection as you find yourself humming the vocal melodies or tapping your feet to its drum lines without even realizing it. If you enjoy music that can connect with you emotionally and evoke profound emotions, then I implore you, purchase The National's record "Alligator" as soon as you possibly can. You won't be disappointed. |  | theDisconnect 
 06.07.16
 | Are you feeling angsty and oppressed? Sick of this white-dominated, hypocritical society? Do you fucking HATE the government? Rage Against the Machine's explosive self-titled debut may be the perfect album for you. If you're like me, you prefer your raps to be 100% political, commenting on topics that are still eerily relevant 20 years later. Instead of over-produced beats, riot-inducing guitar riffs  are paired with funky bass grooves that will have you banging your head like a maniac. Do you like guitar solos? Well get ready for solos that sound like they came from anything other than a guitar! This album is 10 nonstop tracks of badassness and basically the musical equivalent of being punched in the face. Now I know you're probably thinking, "Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" but I'm not kidding when I say you need to go out and buy this album now. It's revolutionary. |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | @theDisconnect: Already have Rage's s/t 4.5'd. Good album, good pitch, but for that reason it doesn't qualify. |  | Frippertronics 
 06.07.16
 | The aural equivalent to living in Berlin circa 1976, going cold turkey on your various dirty habits, and exploring the nightlife in the wintry city. Iggy Pop, assisted by the late David Bowie and his band, created a cold, almost-robotic post-punk masterpiece that would lay the blueprint to Joy Division's own classic albums (Unknown Pleasures, Closer) in the future. Must I mention that it has the best version (this is not up for debate) of China Girl? Once you hear the tortured cries of Iggy's version, David's slick pop remake just won't do the job anymore. (Iggy Pop - The Idiot, RCA, 1977) |  | Frippertronics 
 06.07.16
 | ah, cool to see 0% got pitched 
 
 
 
 pls like it
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | We'll see ;P |  | Conmaniac 
 06.07.16
 | yeah whats the response process gonna be like??? |  | iloveyouall 
 06.07.16
 | If you're like me, you prefer your raps to be 100% political, commenting on topics that are still eerily relevant 20 years later. |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | In July (likely July 1st) I'll post a list ranking the 5 best pitches (aka the albums I will listen to that month) and explain why I chose them. 
 On the same list, I will also list all of the other choices and explain why I didn't pick them for some closure.
 |  | Conmaniac 
 06.07.16
 | oh wow elite |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | Are you referring to me or Sach lol? |  | Artuma 
 06.07.16
 | won't spend time pitching you anything, you'd hate it anyway |  | CaimanJesus 
 06.07.16
 | Welcome to Sky Valley is the aural equivalent of stumbling through a scorching desert at night. Kyuss have created an essential Stoner Rock album, filled with interesting riffs, stunning vocals, and an atmosphere that can only be described as desert like. With a run time of almost 52 minutes, Welcome to Sky Valley is broken up into 3 tracks consisting of multiple songs, which are titled: Movement 1, Movement 2, and Movement 3. If that hasn't already piqued your interest, Queens of the Stone Age vocalist Josh Homme is Kyuss' guitarist. |  | MyNameIsPencil 
 06.07.16
 | *Weezer - Blue Album* 
 If you don't enjoy this you're probably fucking dead
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | Lol Pencil |  | CalculatingInfinity 
 06.07.16
 | This is an amazing list idea actually, I'd make one if I had any natural wit at writing whatsoever ._. |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | You have until the end of your month to change your mind haha |  | onionbubs 
 06.07.16
 | we have a winner 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 its still penciil
 |  | TVC15 
 06.07.16
 | Reporting Eyez for plagiarism tbh |  | onionbubs 
 06.07.16
 | whod he plagiarize tho? |  | TVC15 
 06.07.16
 | Himself lol just look at the one and only list he's made hah |  | onionbubs 
 06.07.16
 | his list is great tho.  especially the janedoe and lice |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.07.16
 | I'll add the self-plagiarism, but don't worry, it's not like it has a chance of being top 5... not with that description. |  | SurfWaxAmerica 
 06.08.16
 | Ever been distraught about people who you call your friends going to social interactions without you? How about feeling generally jaded and feeling a little pent up as you enter your early 20s? If so you might want to check out The Dismemberment Plan's "Emergency & I". Here you have a bunch of alt-rock meets post-hardcore with a dash of mathrock. You have excellent, catchy tracks that take very rewarding risks while still remaining intact. Top that with excellent rhythm sections, strong lead guitars with touches of synths and Travis Morrison's impassioned vocals with interesting wordplay and you have one of the best albums to come out of 1999. |  | zakalwe 
 06.08.16
 | The Boo Radleys - C'mon Kids. 
 Want a psychedelic, folk, trippy, balls out, britpop rocker that will soundtrack your summer?
 Want madness, melody tunes a plenty and something you can play loud and jump around to like you've snorted a trillion sherbet fountains?
 
 Go Radleys.
 |  | DinosaurJones 
 06.08.16
 | Thank You Scientist - Maps of Non-Existent Places 
 Ever been confused about what genre you wanted to be? Do you have part of an orchestra in your band? Well, if horns worked for ska, and violin worked for Yellowcard, then why not combine them? Thank You Scientist's Maps of Non-Existent Places features tapping solos, jazzy bridges, and toe-tapping, infectious, venereal disease-like choruses. But you'll be okay catching this one!
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.08.16
 | Steep competition so far |  | ConcubinaryCode 
 06.08.16
 | Are you tired of bands that just don't know how to convey the feeling of true love? Disgusted by anything musically heavier than a schoolgirls giggle? Have I got the cure for your empty post church Sunday afternoon time slot! Anal Cunt's beautifully composed "Picnic of love". Put this on your tape deck and gaze wistfully out the window as you think back to the time when kids were holding hands instead of having sinful intercourse while worshipping Satan in the parking lot of your favorite local grocer. Imagine back when America was full of wholesome gentlemen who respected women's feelings. Imagine being serenaded by the most angelic voice to penetrate the ear canals of your weary head as you lay down and dream of wholesome morals and pure musicianship. Imagine this a reality because it is. Buy picnic of love and experience the love today. |  | InbredJed 
 06.08.16
 | Sigh, when will ppl realize that Weezer sucks chose for breakfast, lunch and dinner? |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.08.16
 | When the whole pop punk/pop rock craze dies I guess. 
 So like never unless the rock craze in general dies.
 |  | Snake. 
 06.08.16
 | "Sigh, when will ppl realize that Weezer sucks chose for breakfast, lunch and dinner?" 
 you just don't get it
 |  | TVC15 
 06.08.16
 | Massive props for putting up Picnic of Love, such a great album |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.09.16
 | Anal Cunt's folk album? Nice lol |  | Conmaniac 
 06.09.16
 | listened to it awhile ago and it's hilarious hahah |  | TheSpaceMan 
 06.11.16
 | Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We're Floating in Space 
 For every day in July you do not listen to this album, I'm going to kill a hostage. I have 31 children ready in my basement, a few of them you may know.
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.12.16
 | Holy shit SpaceMan |  | oltnabrick 
 06.12.16
 | Slipknot - Iowa 
 Probably the heaviest album of all time. It basically ended nu-metal. Every track on this is a classic. A lot of people complain about the lyrics but like its Slipknot what were you expecting, that's what makes it great. A powerful and unique metal album.
 |  | CaimanJesus 
 06.12.16
 | Ars you better listen to that Spiritualized album |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.12.16
 | We'll have to see in July... |  | rabidfish 
 06.12.16
 | Napalm Death - Peel Sessions: Like alchemists, or more like meth cooks, ND have distilled the essence of hate and violence into a 21 minute masterpiece. 25 songs of incompressible screeches and groans that just exude with the purest form of anger. ND are not just angry with multination corporations, or the food industry, or capitalism, they are angry with the world, with the universe and with existence itself. The HATE you, they hate themselves and they will forever hate everything forever. More than any other Grind or power violence band, ND have reached the archetypical heights of being pissed the fuck off not just as a way of life, but as an entity on itself... The peel sessions it's a 21 min. portal into hell. |  | TVC15 
 06.12.16
 | 33 gets way too much flak and the lyrics are probably the second best part about it besides the heavy as fucking balls musicianship. 
 I WANNA SLIT YOUR THROAT AND FUCK THE WOUND. Holy hell if you don't think that's brutal I don't know what is
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.14.16
 | Feed the inner teenage angnst TVC |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.17.16
 | More pitches or no? Month's more than halfway through. |  | Conmaniac 
 06.17.16
 | curious as to what ones youre gonna pick |  | TVC15 
 06.17.16
 | Probably not tbh |  | CaimanJesus 
 06.18.16
 | Here's some flyhead memes http://www.quickmeme.com/user/todd.tanzosh.9
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.18.16
 | oh my god 
 lol
 |  | Royl123 
 06.18.16
 | RADIOHEAD-OK COMPUTER Fitter, happier, more productive, comfortable, not drinking too much,
 regular exercise at the gym (3 days a week), getting on better with your associate employee contemporaries, at ease, eating well (no more microwave dinners and saturated fats), a patient better driver, a safer car (baby smiling in back seat),
 sleeping well (no bad dreams), no paranoia, careful to all animals
 (never washing spiders down the plughole), keep in contact with old friends
 (enjoy a drink now and then), will frequently check credit at (moral) bank (hole in the wall), favors for favors, fond but not in love, charity standing orders, on Sundays ring road supermarket (no killing moths or putting boiling water on the ants),
 car wash (also on Sundays), no longer afraid of the dark or midday shadows
 nothing so ridiculously teenage and desperate,nothing so childish – at a better pace,
 slower and more calculated, no chance of escape, now self-employed, concerned (but powerless), an empowered and informed member of society (pragmatism not idealism), will not cry in public,less chance of illness,tires that grip in the wet
 (shot of baby strapped in back seat), a good memory, still cries at a good film,
 still kisses with saliva, no longer empty and frantic like a cat tied to a stick,
 that’s driven into frozen winter shit (the ability to laugh at weakness),
 calm, fitter, healthier and more productive a pig in a cage on antibiotics
 |  | Willie 
 06.18.16
 | The God Machine – Scenes From the Second Storey 
 What if Jane’s Addiction discovered doom and decided to squeeze as much of that sound as they could into their bass-driven alt rock sound? What if together those two sounds actually came together better than they usually do apart? That’s what this album is. It’s an album that works better as a whole than as individual parts. During that time you’ll hear heavy driven numbers, slow brooding acoustic tracks, rhythmic abstract-ish songs, and a lumbering 17-minute moody beast.
 
 Review:
 http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/56654/The-God-Machine-Scenes-from-the-Second-Storey/
 |  | TVC15 
 06.18.16
 | Royl123 easily won the whole thing |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.18.16
 | Thanks Willie, 
 Royl's pitch isn't eligible though because I already know OK Computer like the back of my hand lol, Fitter Happier's lyrics are cool though
 |  | CaimanJesus 
 06.18.16
 | Yeah I second the god Machine. Fantastic band. |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.19.16
 | We'll have to see :P 
 Still surprised I got a Willie rec
 |  | MrSirLordGentleman 
 06.30.16
 | Los Jaivas - Alturas de Machu Picchu 
 You've been stressed as hell in your work for the last few months, right? Yeah, I know that feeling and I can tell you that what you need right now is some Jaivas
 
 Get ready for some atmospheric, calming and complex prog rock that will take you straight to the Andes mountains!, get on a trip to south america without leaving your sofa!, it is the ultimate achievement in vacations technology. Exotic and fresh as hell with its latin folk sound but also welcoming with its classic prog touches, you're guaranteed to enjoy a beautiful experience
 
 Become one with Mother Earth as we've worked with some of the best people in the field for this journey to be the best one you've taken. Lyrics written by Nobel Award winner Pablo Neruda and sexy and exotic vocals and instrumentation by some of the best musicians in Latin America. Alturas will definitely take you away from the stress of routine into a magical, deep and philosophical trip!
 
 (Lyrics are in Spanish, and we do not provide a translation. Any interest the buyer has on the lyrics will require him to speak spanish or translate the lyrics by himself) .*Read this last part in a super fast-paced way*
 
 review: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/60899/Los-Jaivas-Alturas-de-Machu-Picchu/
 |  | MrSirLordGentleman 
 06.30.16
 | That ended up being waaaaay longer than I thought it would be lol |  | danielcardoso 
 06.30.16
 | Since you haven't rated a Pavement record yet, guess i can pitch you 'crokked rain, crooked rain'....... 
 Everyone needs a good 'summer band' every once in a while, and in this department pavement have got you covered. Their lush tones and upbeat melodies, perfectly noticeable on this album, just sound perfectly suited for sunny august afternoons. This is a classic that comes from your everyday mates, crazy and uninteresting dudes that happen to write some good tunes now and then. Going from indie to psychedelic, punk, folk and experimental in a flash, this sounds incredibly cohesive at all times, featuring enough hilarious one-liners, offbeat lyrics and jagged guitars to keep you constantly interested. Listen, relate, love and thank me later.
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 06.30.16
 | I'll be picking my 5 albums from this list tomorrow for anyone who's interested and posting a follow up list to this detailing which ones they are. Thanks for the Pitches guys, if anyone else wants to give it a shot, you have until midnight EST. |  | TVC15 
 06.30.16
 | HYPE |  | ArsMoriendi 
 07.01.16
 | Less than 4 hours until I pick the 5... uh any last minute pitches? |  | MrSirLordGentleman 
 07.01.16
 | You'll pick the 5 based on how good the pitch was or based on which album actually does seem to be more interesting for your taste? |  | ArsMoriendi 
 07.01.16
 | Both are factors^ 
 If the the album seems like it'd be amazing, but the pitch was shit I won't pick it.
 If the album looks like I'd hate it, but the pitch was amazing, I also won't pick it.
 
 Rule 2 called for it to appeal to me personally, while Rule 3 called for the pitch to be of quality. There's at least 5 pitches here that follow both.
 
 |  | TVC15 
 07.01.16
 | "If the album looks like I'd hate it, but the pitch was amazing, I also won't pick it." 
 You goddam bigot
 |  | MrSirLordGentleman 
 07.01.16
 | as long as u pick (and love) mine, I don't care about anything else 
 :lenny:
 |  | ArsMoriendi 
 07.01.16
 | I've decided to include descriptions on why the other 24 pitches didn't get picked. |  | TVC15 
 05.13.17
 | Bump. Loved re-reading some of these |  | ArsMoriendi 
 05.13.17
 | Should I do another one? |  | TVC15 
 05.13.17
 | I'd love to see another one! | 
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