Red Mosquito

Decided to do a fresh top 10 for my all-time-favorite artists. This was a fun exercise because as I went through and listened to bits of different songs, I was reminded of why I love all of these artists so much.

Acid Bath

Bleed Me an Ocean
The Blue
Cassie Eats Cockroaches
Dead Girl
Diab Soule
Graveflower
Jezebel
Paegan Love Song
Tranquilized
Venus Blue

David Bowie

As the World Falls Down
The Bewlay Brothers
Five Years
Golden Years
I Have Not Been to Oxford Town
It's No Game (Part 1)
Life on Mars?
Modern Love
Moonage Daydream
Starman

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds

Babe I'm on Fire
Breathless
Do You Love Me? (Part 2)
Jack the Ripper
Loom of the Land
Loverman
Papa Won't Leave You, Henry
Saint Huck
Slowly Goes the Night
Today's Lesson

Crowbar

Command of Myself
Conquering
Empty Room
Fall Back to Zero
The Lasting Dose
Like Broken Glass
Planets Collide
Self-Inflicted
Slave No More
Wrath of Time Be Judgement

Deftones

Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)
Cherry Waves
Digital Bath
Feiticeira
Hole in the Earth
Knife Prty
Mein
Minerva
Needles and Pins
RX Queen

The Dillinger Escape Plan

Abe the Cop
Farewell, Mona Lisa
The Mullet Burden
Nong Eye Gong
Prancer
The Running Board
Sandbox Magician
Unretrofied
Variations on a Cocktail Dress
When I Lost My Bet

The Drones

Baby2
The Cockeyed Lowlife of the Highlands
The Downbound Train
I See Seaweed
Jezebel
Nine Eyes
Private Execution
This Time
Why Write a Letter That You'll Never Send
Your Acting's Like the End of the World

The Exploited

Alternative
Anti-U.K.
Daily News
Horror Epics
Jimmy Boyle
Let's Start a War (Said Maggie One Day)
Power Struggle
UK82
Was It Me
You're a Fucking Bastard

Glassjaw

Ape Dos Mil
Black Nurse
Cosmopolitan Blood Loss
Mu Empire
Must've Run All Day
Natural Born Farmer
New White Extremity
Pink Roses
Radio Cambodia
Tip Your Bartender

Helmet

Born Annoying (1993)
I Know
I Love My Guru
In the Meantime
LA Water
Milquetoast
See You Dead
Swallowing Everything
Turned Out
Wilma's Rainbow

Interpol

Evil
Leif Erikson
The New
NYC
Obstacle 1
Roland
Say Hello to the Angels
Specialist
Stella was a Diver and She was Always Down
Untitled

Kitty

285
Asari Love Song
Ay Shawty: THE SHREKONING
Drink Tickets
Last Minute
Miss U
m0rgan stop
Running Away
Second Life
$krillionaire

Led Zeppelin

Achilles Last Stand
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Black Dog
Immigrant Song
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Rock and Roll
Tea for One
Trampled Underfoot
Walter's Walk
When the Levee Breaks

Melvins

AMAZON
Anaconda
Black Bock
Boris
A History of Bad Men
Hog Leg
Hung Bunny / Roman Dog Bird
In the Freaktose the Bugs are Dying
Night Goat
With Teeth

Pearl Jam

Animal
Brain of J.
Go
Habit
Hail, Hail
Oceans
Once
Rearviewmirror
Sleight of Hand
Tremor Christ

Protomartyr

Cowards Starve
The Devil in His Youth
How He Lived After He Died
Jumbo's
Male Plague
Pontiac 87
A Private Understanding
Scum, Rise!
Tarpeian Rock
Why Does It Shake?

Queens of the Stone Age

Avon
The Blood is Love
Born to Hula
Everybody Knows That You are Insane
First It Giveth
I'm Designer
Mexicola
No One Knows
Sick, Sick, Sick
Tangled Up in Plaid

Radiohead

2+2=5
The Amazing Sounds of Orgy
How to Disappear Completely
I Might Be Wrong
Motion Picture Soundtrack
Sail to the Moon
Talk Show Host
There There
Where I End and You Begin
A Wolf at the Door

Septicflesh

Babel's Gate
Burn
Communion
Little Music Box
Mad Architect
Order of Dracul
Prometheus
Titan
The Vampire from Nazareth
War in Heaven

Smashing Pumpkins

1979
The Aeroplane Flies High (Turns Left, Looks Right)
Ava Adore
Bodies
The Everlasting Gaze
Hummer
Mayonaise
Stand Inside Your Love
Stumbleine
Where Boys Fear to Tread

Bruce Springsteen

Backstreets
Born in the U.S.A.
Born to Run
Further On (Up the Road)
I'm on Fire
Lift Me Up
No Surrender
The Promised Land
Something in the Night
Soul Driver

Steely Dan

Aja
Babylon Sisters
Deacon Blues
Do It Again
Doctor Wu
Home at Last
Kid Charlemagne
King of the World
Third World Man
Your Gold Teeth II

Stone Temple Pilots

Adhesive
All in the Suit That You Wear
Big Empty
Down
Interstate Love Song
No Way Out
Plush
Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart
Vasoline
Wicked Garden

Kanye West

All Day
All of the Lights
Father Stretch My Hands
Ghost Town
Hold My Liquor
I Thought About Killing You
I'm in It
Lost in the World
New Slaves
On Sight

White Lung

Atlanta
Below
Down with You
Drown with the Monster
Elf/546 Kids
Take the Mirror
Thick Lip
Those Girls
Two Seen
Viva la Rat

Andy Williams

Bali Ha'i
Call Me Irresponsible
Day by Day
I Need You
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Love is a Many-Splendored Thing
More
Pieces of April
Summertime
You Don't Know What Love Is

A Radiohead list without “Everything in its Right Place” is a travishamockery.

PHATJ wrote:A Radiohead list without “Everything in its Right Place” is a travishamockery.

It's #11

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

PHATJ wrote:A Radiohead list without “Everything in its Right Place” is a travishamockery.

It's #11

That's generous.

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

PHATJ wrote:A Radiohead list without “Everything in its Right Place” is a travishamockery.

It's #11

That's generous.

I really came to appreciate "Everything In Its Right Place" after hearing Brad Mehldau's interpretation on his "Anything Goes" album. I feel like the musical cleverness of the song, where the foreground melody remains relatively static while the musical motion occurs underneath in the rhythm and in the harmony, comes through a lot clearer when the two parts are played by a left and right hand on a piano, as opposed to an affected keyboard and a human voice with a frequency that tends to dominate the mix. It's still not among my favorite Radiohead songs, but I have grown to like it more over the years:

Sorry, I thought LV was making a joke. So I replied with a joke.

EIIRP is a good song. It's nowhere near my top 10 but I dig it.

EIIRP would likely fall in my top ten.

Well, yeah, because you love waking up sucking lemons.

It might be my favorite Radiohead song. I knew Kid A was a special album the instant I heard that song open it.

I wish that album connected with me the way it does so many others. It was the first Radiohead album I bought as a fan. It would have been cool to have experienced that cultural moment the way everyone else did, to have been a part of it in that way.

Actually, I'm not sure I've ever had that experience. Man... that's fucking depressing.

yeah you really missed out here

cutuphalfdead wrote:yeah you really missed out here

I was so excited when it came out. The day it dropped, I got up early and drove the store to buy it before my early class that morning. I was so excited for it. And then everyone else just lost their minds and I had to wonder if I'd purchased the wrong thing by mistake.

That album is a masterpiece in my opinion, and it completely changed the way I thought of Radiohead and it made me a huge fan at the time. I still think that album is brilliant and the best thing they've ever done.

I’m so geeked that we’re simultaneously talking about radiohead in two different threads

durdencommatyler wrote:I was so excited when it came out. The day it dropped, I got up early and drove the store to buy it before my early class that morning. I was so excited for it. And then everyone else just lost their minds and I had to wonder if I'd purchased the wrong thing by mistake.

I had a similar experience, Joe. I liked the album, and have grown to like it more over the years, but have never really identified with all the hagiographic salivating over it. Honestly, if I take a step back and look at the bigger picture, that's kind of how I feel about Radiohead in general, though they have two albums ("OK Computer" and "In Rainbows") that are more or less perfect to me, and a lot of other music I really, really like.

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I was so excited when it came out. The day it dropped, I got up early and drove the store to buy it before my early class that morning. I was so excited for it. And then everyone else just lost their minds and I had to wonder if I'd purchased the wrong thing by mistake.

I had a similar experience, Joe. I liked the album, and have grown to like it more over the years, but have never really identified with all the hagiographic salivating over it. Honestly, if I take a step back and look at the bigger picture, that's kind of how I feel about Radiohead in general, though they have two albums ("OK Computer" and "In Rainbows") that are more or less perfect to me, and a lot of other music I really, really like.

We're totally on the same wavelength here.

No order to any of these.

The Beatles

Don't Let Me Down
A Day in the Life
You Never Give Me Your Money
I Am the Walrus
Helter Skelter
Happiness is a Warm Gun
Here Comes the Sun
Get Back
I'm Only Sleeping
Tomorrow Never Knows

Elvis Costello

American Without Tears
Sleep of the Just
Suffering Face
The Beat
Watching the Detectives
Man Out of Time
Tokyo Storm Warning
I Want You
Shipbuilding
Deep Dark Truthful Mirror

Spoon

I Summon You
I Turn My Camera On
Don't You Evah
Everything Hits at Once
Anything You Want
Stay Don't Go
Inside Out
They Want My Soul
The Minor Tough
Goodnight Laura

Oh! I love this thread. I'm going to listen to every song in here .

THANK YOU GUYS!!

Genesis - Gabriel era
Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
The Knife
The Musical Box
Watcher of the Skies
Supper's Ready
Dancing With the Moonlit Knight
I Know What I Like In My Wardrobe
Cinema Show
In The Cage
Carpet Crawlers

Genesis - Collins era
Squonk
Robbery, Assault & Battery
Your Own Special Way
Follow You, Follow Me
Misunderstanding
Turn It On Again
Ripples
Los Endos
Deep In The Motherlode
Land of Confusion

Pink Floyd - post Waters era
Nervana
Marooned
The Dogs of War
On The Turning Away
What Do You Want From Me?
On The Turning Away
Sorrow
Sign of Life
Lost For Words
Wearing The Inside Out

I decided to update some of my lists from earlier in thread, due to new material being available, and put together a few new ones, too.

Eric Chenaux
Have I Lost My Eyes? (Skullsplitter version)
Bird & Moon
White Dwarf White Sea
Love Don't Change
Since We're Smokey
Sliabh Aughty
Poor Time
An Abandoned Rose
Worm and Gear
There's Our Love

Mogwai
2 Rights Make 1 Wrong
May Nothing But Happiness Come Through Your Door
Summer
Heard About You Last Night
How to Be a Werewolf
Scotland's Shame
I Know You Are But What Am I?
Tracy
Every Country's Sun
Take Me Somewhere Nice

Explosions in the Sky
Welcome, Ghosts
Colors in Space
The Only Moment We Were Alone
Magic Hours
Be Comfortable, Creature
It's Natural to Be Afraid
The Long Spring
Human Qualities
Remember Me As a Time of Day
The Moon is Down

Animal Collective
Chocolate Girl
Fireworks
For Reverend Green
Bluish
Banshee Beat
Infant Dressing Table
No More Running
Bat You'll Fly
Mercury Man
The Purple Bottle

Thee Silver Mt. Zion
There is a Light
Microphones in the Trees
What We Loved Was Not Enough
The Triumph of Our Tired Eyes
All the Kings Are Dead
BlindBlindBlind
God Bless Our Dead Marines
Fuck Off Get Free (For the Island of Montreal)
Could've Moved Mountains
Black Waters Blowed/Engine Broke Blues

Esmerine
Sprouts
Translator's Clos II
Barn Board Fire
Front End Loader
La Penombre
Northeast Kingdom
A River Runs Through This City
Why She Swallows Bullets and Stones
The Marvellous Engines of Resistance
La Plume des Armes

Colin Stetson
Part of Me Apart From You
Judges
All This I Do For Glory
Those Who Didn't Run
Clothed in the Skin of the Dead
The Righteous Wrath of an Honorable Man
Between Water and Wind
Red Horse (Judges II)
The Lure of the Mine
High Above a Grey Green Sea