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    Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd.

    Shine On is so beautiful. Then the middle songs, especially the title track, scratch that more catchy, accessible itch.

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      Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd.

      My dad would fall asleep to this album when I was growing up. It’s really special.

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      I got this for dissolved girl (knock knock, neo) and the rest of it sounds different. It’s a good different. I was disappointed at first, but - unlike another hit/album mismatch finger eleven - I grew to really like the rest of it as a completely separate entity from the catalyst track that made me get it.

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    Mellon Collie & the Infinite Sadness.

    It is not to my tastes anymore, but at the time when I was very swept up in it, it was truly an immersive and transformative experience. As a piece of art, I feel that it was a tremendous success.

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    Nirvana - Nevermind

    No question. I got it when I was 15 in '91. Over the years, I’ve seen countless bands of various genres. My tastes evolved, and frankly, some of the records and CDs I loved at that age have not held up as my taste and musical appreciation broadened, but this one’s timeless. For a while, I preferred In Utero for its rawness, but Nevermind is basically flawless in my opinion.

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    Album I would listen to start to finish on any given day: Rubber Soul by the Beatles.

    Favorite overall album to listen to: Chutes Too Narrow by The Shins.

    Most important album: London Calling by The Clash

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    The Battle of Loss Angeles by RATM, probably?

    Soul Food by Kognitif if we’re measuring it by how much I love it relative to it’s popularity

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      Had to scroll too far for a Rage album 🫡 it’s funny how New Millennium Homes is still so fucking relevant (I mean they all are but I fkn love that song).

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    Pixies - Trompe Le Monde

    Everyone I’ve talked to seems to gravitate to Doolittle or Come On Pilgrim as a favorite Pixies record, or the album that defines their vibe. But for me this album was my entry point not just for them, but to a bigger musical world and I’m forever grateful for that.

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    Hybrid Theory (Linkin Park) is objectively the greatest album of all time in my subjective opinion

    My Head is an Animal (Of Monsters And Men) is probably my personal favorite though

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    I don’t really know. Kinda depends in the mood I’m in I guess.

    Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d. city

    Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

    Alice in Chains - Facelift

    FIDLAR - FIDLAR

    Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf

    Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine

    EDIT (some more):

    Gojira - From Mars to Sirius

    Pearl Jam - Ten

    Soundgarden - Superunknown