Albums where the first few bars make a bold statement...
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What the hell, wease?
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I'll vote for Vs. and No Code.
Does R.E.M. have an album that fits the criteria? I'll say Life's Rich Pageant.
Does R.E.M. have an album that fits the criteria? I'll say Life's Rich Pageant.
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John Coltrane - "Ascension"
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I think about :
Weezer - Pinkerton (everything in Tired of Sex, from the music, title to lyrical content, marks a departure from the Blue album)
The Cure - Seventeen seconds (haunting piano intro), then again with the compilation Japanese Whispers
Kendrick Lamar - To pimp a butterfly
Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence (dark dreamy sound)
Silverchair - Neon Ballroom (they introduced the orchestral sound on a previous b-side, " Untitled ")
The Tragically Hip - Man Machine Poem (sadly their last album)
Not sure about this one : Miles Davis - In a silent way (the transition must have begun before...)
Weezer - Pinkerton (everything in Tired of Sex, from the music, title to lyrical content, marks a departure from the Blue album)
The Cure - Seventeen seconds (haunting piano intro), then again with the compilation Japanese Whispers
Kendrick Lamar - To pimp a butterfly
Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence (dark dreamy sound)
Silverchair - Neon Ballroom (they introduced the orchestral sound on a previous b-side, " Untitled ")
The Tragically Hip - Man Machine Poem (sadly their last album)
Not sure about this one : Miles Davis - In a silent way (the transition must have begun before...)
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this is interestingGreenMosquito1996 wrote:Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence
i like this pull
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Captain Beefheart-Trout Mask Replica
Chris Gaines-The Return of The Real OG
Chris Gaines-The Return of The Real OG
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It might be their very first album but the first few bars in Led Zeppelin I make a huge statement. The start of Good Times Bad Times is about as say goodbye to the 60s psychedelia as it gets.