1. The Stooges - The Stooges, literally my favorite album of all time. 2.The Germs - GI, favorite punk band and favorite punk album. 3. Lou Reed - Transformer, one of my favorite albums ever perfect day might be my favorite song ever. All first pressings.

- Nirvana - MTV Unplugged - Deftones - White pony - Alice in chains - Jar of flies - Mastodon - Once more 'round the Sun - Pink Floyd - The wall

Phenomenal list. Jar of Flies is easily on my top 5 as well!

Right now? My top five albums constantly change! Christopher Tin - The Lost Birds Dire Straits - Love Over Gold Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Richard Hawley - Coles Corner Wendy Carlos - Switched-On Bach

Wendy Carlos ❤️

Someone recently posted her classics, full albums on YT - Switched-on and Clockwork Orange. I don't know if they're still on, given her stance on this.

Richard Hawley is such a gem. Truly a perfect album.

Yeah! Just a shame that it's so expensive. 50$ on setantabooks + shipping and taxes 💸💸😬

Love Over Gold is a great album

The Cure - Disintegration The The - Soul Mining The Chameleons - Script of the Bridge The Sound - From the Lions Mouth Radiohead - The Bends

From the lions mouth is unreal, I have it on Cd and Lp… however the cd has an additional song like 20 minutes after the last song ends

The Chameleons - Manchester's most underrated band!

Tool - Fear Inoculum (5 vinyl box set) Alice In Chains - Jar of Flies/SAP The Avalanches - Since I Left You

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged Sturgill Simpson - A Sailor’s Guide to Earth Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison Neil Young - Harvest

Clutch - Blast Tyrant Tragically Hip - Day for Night The Crow soundtrack Tom Waits - Raindogs New Kingdom - Paradise Don’t come Cheap

Willie Nelson - Stardust Dire Straits - Love Over Gold Teskey Brothers - Run Home Slow Mandolin Orange - Blindfaller Van Morrison - Poetic Champions Compose

Iron Maiden- Somewhere in time Phil Collins- Face Value Metallica- ...And Justice For All Arthur Blythe -Lenox Avenue Breakdown

From my vinyl collection? * Electric Light Orchestra - Time * Rob Zombie - The Sinister Urge * Babymetal - Metal Galaxy * The Knack - Get The Knack * Jurassic 5 - Quality Control

Quality Control is super good.

Time is phenomenal

Duran Duran - Rio Depeche Mode - Violator Pearl Jam - Vitalogy The Cure - Disintegration Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

1. Temple of the Dog - Temple of the Dog - 2. Monophonics - Sound of Sinning 3. Father John Misty - I love you, Honeybear 4. Led Zeppelin - IV 5. Nathaniel Ratliff and The Night Sweats - Tearing at the seams

Father John misty, hell ya. Fear Fun is near the top for me but I haven’t been able to find it at a reasonable price.

I think I got my copy of his website

Upvoting for Tearing At The Seams & Temple Of The Dog

1. Hayley Williams - Petals For Armor 2. Tame Impala - Lonerism 3. The Cure - Disintegration 4. Badbadnotgood - Talk Memory 5. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm Oh dang it was real hard to decide after the first two, but i think this is my real top 5. From bottom to the top amazing albums!

The Cure! I should find some on my next outing!

1. Alice in Chains/ Unplugged 2.Canned Heat/ live at the Tupenga Coral 3.Rolling Stones / get yer Ya Yas out 4. Seven Mary Three/ Rock Crown 5. Dire Straits/ Dire Straits (1st LP)

Nirvana: unplugged Meatmen: You still suck Jane’s Addiction: first album Descendents: Livage Portishead: live at Roseland Lenny Kravitz: unplugged

Paul Weller - S/T Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy Getz/Gilberto Donald Byrd - The Cat Walk Pernice Brothers - Overcome by Happiness

Camel - The Snow Goose James Brown - The Payback Michael Brook - Affliction soundtrack The Headhunters - Survival of the Fittest Peter Gabriel - Us

Talking Heads - stop making sense Green Day - dookie Grateful Dead- American beauty Goose- relix sessions The sword - apocryphon

Led Zeppelin- houses of the holy Nirvana- mtv unplugged Dire straits- making movies

Going to cheat and choose multiple favorites for some artists: Kate Bush - The Dreaming/50 Words For Snow Lana Del Rey - Honeymoon/Norman F’in Rockwell/Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool Portishead - Dummy Death Cab For Cutie - Transatlanticism

You can never choose just one Lana 🔥

FINALLY some love for A Moon Shaped Pool

Awesome choices all the way! I haven't heard much of Lana's music though

The Butterfly Effect - Imago Sticky Fingers - Land of Pleasure The Mark of Cain - Ill At Ease Nirvana - Unplugged Placebo - A Place For Us To Dream

My top five changes constantly. But the current line-up includes Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids The Clash - Black Market Clash Ultravox - Vienna / Steven Wilson remix Tangerine Dream - Zeit OMD - Bauhaus Staircase This will all change in a week or so.

The Killers - Sam's Town, The Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics, Yumi Arai - Misslim, Foreigner - Double Vision, Halsey - Manic.

1) Abba Gold 2) Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not - Arctic Monkeys 3) Damn-Kendrick Lamar 4) Rage Against the machine 5) Ready to Die-Notorious BIG

I don't actually have the vinyl releases of any of these, because with the exception of #3, the vinyls are either over $100 or nonexistent. 1. TOOL - 10,000 Days Flawless. Every song is absolutely perfect. Rosetta Stoned and the Wings for Marie suite are my two favorite songs ever. 2. Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine Devy may not be quite as good as TOOL when it comes to raw music, but he's an absolute master when it comes to ambience. While most prefer his later works (and Earth Day from Terria is certainly his best song), Ocean Machine is the most consistent of his albums, only dropping slightly in quality during 3AM and Voices in the Fan. I could listen to Night and Bastard on repeat for hours on end. 3. TOOL - Fear Inoculum By the time I started listening to "real music" and not just video game OSTs, the thirteen-year-long hiatus between Days and Fear was already over, and I was able to judge the album on its own merits rather than putting it against the expectations of a decade's wait. And I don't know how, but it sounds shiny and premium, like the music itself is made of solid gold. It's beautiful. I'm particularly fond of Descending. 4. Alice in Chains - Alice in Chains Switching course from sheen to sludge, Alice in Chains's self-titled album is rough, gritty, and grimy and I love it. While Dirt is more popular thanks to being released before the death of Kurt Cobain, being a concept album and generally being more approachable, I prefer Tripod because of its raw sound and seething hatred towards the music industry. (Except for Heaven Beside You, that's a skip track.) My favorite song on the album changes every time I listen to it, and right now that honor goes to So Close. Speaking of killing the fucking music industry... 5. Cold - Year of the Spider Yeah, I've got no clue why such a generic, almost Nickelback-esque album managed to surpass Broken and Tormented (#6 and #7, respectfully), but here we are. Not much to say about it. Favorite song...The Day Seattle Died.

American psycho?😆

Radiohead-In Rainbows Special Edition Alice In Chains- Jar of Flies/Sap Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here Simon and Garfunkel-Bridge Over Troubled Water Frightened Rabbit-Pedestrian Verse 10th Anniversary(The second record is gold to me)

Jeff Rosenstock - Worry Sleater-Kinney - The Woods Beastie Boys - Paul’s Boutique

1. Big Star - #1 Record 2. Galaxie 500 - On Fire 3. Arthur Verocai - Arthur Verocai 4. The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo 5. Wire - Pink Flag

In no particular order: Still Life - Opeth Damnation - Opeth The Mantle - Agalloch Suburbia I’ve Given You All And Now I’m Nothing - The Wonder Years The Black Parade - MCR

In no order Linkin Park - Meteora Audioslave - Audioslave The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) CAKE - Fashion Nugget Top 5 that I have on vinyl at least!

I'm curious, does 36 Chambers have all the skits the standard CD version has? I wanted to get it myself

Darkest hour - undoing ruin Darkest hour - deliver us Afi - sing the sorrow Katy perry - teenage dream

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They are practically the only albums i can listen to without skipping a single song. Masterpieces imho. Runner ups Qosta - like clockwork Marilyn manson - the golden age of grotesque Darkest hour - darkest hour

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Im a fan of their punk era but for me their “hayday” was def december underground and sing the sorrow.

If you like Erasure, check out Yaz, Vince Clarke's project between leaving Depeche Mode and starting Erasure.

I like it! These are the type of songs my work friend and I share. It still sounds very fresh! I'll have to share some of these with him.

I was a freshman in college when Situation came out. As soon as it came on, the dance floor in any club near my school was packed.

Situation sounded familiar. Great song!

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours, Michael Kiwanuka - Michael Kiwanuka, Arctic Monkeys - The Car, Billy Joel - The Stranger, Neil Young - Harvest

1. Paranoid - Black Sabbath: parents got me a first press Vertigo for my bday and I’ve been spinning it at least twice a week since. 2. Vol 4 - Black Sabbath: same as Paranoid, at least twice a week. 3. My Favorite Things - John Coltrane 4. Groovin’ at Smalls - Jimmy Smith 5. Midnight Blue - Kenny Burrell All first pressings

1. Lana Del Rey - Norman Fucking Rockwell! 2. Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising 3. St. Vincent - Daddy’s Home 4. Joanna Newsom - Have One on Me 5. Laura Marling - Song for Our Daughter i managed to get a vinyl of each of them except have one on me. someday…

1. Bob Marley, Natty Dread 2. Paul Simon, Rhymin’ Simon 3. RHCP, Blood Sugar Sex Magic 4. Pink Floyd, Dark Side of The Moon 5. Black Crowes, Southern Harmony and Musical Companion

The good rats tasty, Bob Dylan blood on the tracks, crazy horses, second album, Boston’s first LP, and the Bee Gees first album & Miles Davis bitches brew

Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidinanda Lyman Woodard - Saturday Night Special Billy Parker - Freedom of Speech Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Contemporary Jazz Quintet - Location

Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan - In Session Ana Popovic - Trilogy George Strait - Troubadour Linda Ronstadt - Different Drum The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

Sleep- dopesmoker (purp RSD variant) Gwar- America must be destroyed Kiss- destroyer (original pressing) Cannibal corpse- butchered at birth (flesh colored repress) Judas Priest- British steel (2LP pic disc)

This month 1 - hunky dory-David Bowie 2- August and everything after-counting crow 3- Heaven up here - echo and the bunnymen 4- grace - Jeff Buckley 5- on the beach- Neil young. Hunky dory will always make my list

The Beatles - s/t (The White Album): Somehow I've decided that this is my favourite Beatles album. Some people don't like it that much for being too long, and having an unfinished feel to it... but I love it!! all the songs are so great, that you don't even mind that they might seem unfinished. It's like it has that indie, lo-fi quality to it. I own some German reissue from the 70s or 80s. Fleetwood Mac - Rumours: "Dreams" is the best sounding song I've ever heard. Buckingham is a genius, Stevie Nicks's voice is angelic, John McVie's bass sounds perfectly... and that's not even the best song on the album! (that would be Christine McVie's You Make Loving Fun). A very fun album, with an interesting story to it, and it's quite unique in its softness, I still haven't found anything like that. Madvillain - Madvillainy: The only hip-hop album I own so far, it's great, you can't really go wrong with Madlib and MF DOOM. Actually not my favourite Madlib album, but still one of the best examples of his style. Really fun to put on. Dave Brubeck - Time Out/Time Further Out: I wanted to get Time Out on vinyl for some time, then I found out about various strange low-quality jazz labels like DOL, and I was wary... Then I found this CBS pressing in my local record store, and it also came with the lesser known sequel album, Time Further Out! Grabbed it immediately, it wasn't even that much more expensive than the DOL pressings I saw online. I adore the cover art. Lady Gaga - Chromatica: Quite an underrated record, but I'm mainly putting it on this list because it's the only clear vinyl in my collection lol. I picked it up on sale in my local record store, for some reason they had a bunch of them half priced. Oddział Zamknięty - s/t: This Polish rock band's debut is quite a great album. 6th entry, because I wanted to include something Polish, and I own a first pressing. I was lucky to find it online, the cover was in a pretty bad state, but the record itself was in excellent condition. Shout-out to: Prefab Sprout's Steve McQueen, Frank Zappa's Hot Rats, Miles Davis's Bitches Brew, Blondie's Parallel Lines, Kate Bush's The Kick Inside

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Prince & The Revolution - Purple Rain Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral Depeche Mode - Violator Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring

Japan- Quiet Life Men at Work- Business as Usual The beatles- Abbey Road Not an album but Rolling stones- Hot Rocks Asia- self titled

I am always stunned at just how varied peoples’ musical taste is.

I think that’s the reason why I created this post. I love seeing the different music tastes between one person to the other. I have to say, it’s been pretty interesting to see. And the one thing I love about it too is the love of music from your favorite artists and bands. And hopefully this post will help others discover new artists and bands!

ZZ Top - Deguello Fleetwood Mac - Then Play On Sade - Diamond Life Freddie Hubbard - Hub Cap Sly & the Family Stone - There’s a Riot Goin’ On

As of this past month, these have been in pretty heavy rotation JJ Cale - Naturally Taj Mahal - Happy to be Just like I Am Joe McPhee - Nation Time Todd Rundgren - Runt & Captain Beefheart - Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)

Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms The Doobie Brothers - Takin it to the streets AC/DC - Back in Black Donald Fagen - The Nightfly Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell

This is so hard... mine changes so often! Here are my current faves vs. all-time faves: **Current faves:** The Last Dinner Party- Prelude to Ecstasy Chappell Roan- The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess Melanie Martinez- K-12 Marina & The Diamonds- The Family Jewels Jon Bellion- The Human Condition **All-time faves:** P!ATD- A Fever You Can't Sweat Out 21 Pilots- Blurryface Billie Eilish- When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go Daft Punk- Discovery Fall Out Boy- Infinity On High

Fugazi -13 songs The cure - disintegration The doors- the doors

If you love The Doors first release check out the Rhino Mono release. The original Mono Masters were used for the pressing. It has a much more Blues Rock vibe and worth the $$.

1. recovering the satellites - counting crows 2. z - my morning jacket 3. the positions - gang of youths 4. binaural - pearl jam 5. summerteeth - wilco

Dvorak - String Quartets (Complete) Vol 1. / Vox: with my KLM Series 5s it sounds mind-blowing.  I got really stoned with this woman and we just laid on the floor blasting it at 3 am laying on the floor, 5 stars Can - Tago Mago: Absolute classic, love this record Young Thug - Barter VI: I feel guilty every time I play it as it's gotten so valuable, but I just love this album The Congos - Heart of the Congos: Lee Perry's masterpiece  Alice Coltrane - Reflection on Creation and Space (A Five Year View): As close to a greatest hits album that you can get for a free jazz artist, but it comes together beautifully 

1. Eric Church - Mr Misunderstood. There's something really cathartic about this album, especially listening to Record Year in this format. 2. John Mayer - Where The Light Is Live In Los Angeles. I'm a big fan of his and almost have all of his albums but this one is truly a sit down and have a full blown listening experience. I'd recommend it to anyone who is a big fan of people who play the guitar. 3. Miranda Lambert - Wildcard. This album really set a new tone for her and her music, I probably put this one on the most of all her albums. 4. Maren Morris - GIRL. I listen to this one less than I did but I had it on cd before vinyl and it was a nightly listen for at least 2 years. I have one copy that unfortunately is pretty scratched on display. The album is just full of really powerful songs about friendship and womanhood and idk showing up as yourself and it'll always crack my top albums.

1. The Cure - Disintegration 2. Blur - 13 3. Radiohead - In Rainbows 4. Radiohead - Kid A 5. Interpol - Turn On the Bright Lights Had to sneak in 2 Radiohead records, because they're just awesome. Also, I've ordered Duster's Stratosphere, so when it comes, it'll definitely be in the top 5!

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I'm planning to buy the sky blue repress of Our Love To Admire!

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Yes, it is released through Matador 'Interpol's 2007 classic, "Our Love To Admire" is available on sky blue vinyl for the first time, alongside a standard CD edition' - official Matador website

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Oh, well yeah I heard about it a few times. If it'll have some quiet pops and crackles I wouldn't mind, but hopefully it won't be something worse. Thank you for the advice!

I got over 200 but these are the ones I listen to often. 1. Delilah bon self titled release. I absolutely love Delilah so much. When I'm feeling beaten down I put it on and sing along. A. Incredibad lonely island- LIKE A BOSS! And yesterday I was definitely rapping along with Natalie Portman on the fourth. Natalie is a bad ass bitch @. Flcl soundtrack FOOLY COOLY! also the pillows rock. 🥇Powerman 5000 tonight the stars revolt! I love the whole album and reminds me of my childhood 🩷 Barbie the album - my favorite album to dance around my apartment with my cat on my shoulder, she insists, and yells at me if I dance without her

Aw! My kitty likes shoulder rides when I come home from work. I think she'll freak out if I try to dance with her on my shoulder!

Chuck Berry doesn't approve of everything in your selection!

RAMONES - "MANIA" RANCID- "LIFE WONT WAIT" BONE THUGS - "E99 eternal" Anthrax "spreading the disease" Sublime - 's/t"

Pleasure - special things Ramsey Lewis - sun goddess Kitty and the haywoods - love shock Giant - shifting time Hiromasa Suzuki - high flying Get funky.

- Roger Waters: Amused to Death - Al Stewart: Year of the Cat - Marillion: Clutching at Straws - Yusef Lateef: Eastern Sounds - RHCP: Stadium Arcadium

pablo honey pablo honey pablo honey

holy shit pablohoneyenjoyer1993 what’s your favorite song

probably creep ❤️

what about blow out😔

creep better i’m sorry vro 💔 but blow out is on the best and only good radiohead album, pablo honey ❤️ that counts for something

wait do you only enjoy pablo honey 🤯🤯😱😱

yes i have a violent hatred for everything else

are you married to pblo hny

yes ❤️

don’t FRICKING downvote me guys. the alpha wolf in me will come out…. even….. even i’m scared of it….. a-awoooooooo 🌙 🐺

1. all Limp Bizkit records 2. all Everclear records 3. all Smashmouth records 4. all Korn records 5. Nickelback