Red Mosquito

Yeah, that ranking is bullshit.

The Beatles
Sgt Pepper
Rubber Soul
Abbey Road
Revolver
Let it Be
Help!
Please Please Me
With the Beatles
Magical Mystery Tour
A Hard Days Night
Beatles For Sale
Yellow Submarine



Automatic For the People
Out of Time
Monster
NA in Hi Fi
Document
Green
Life's Rich Pageant
Reckoning
Up
Fables of the Reconstruction
Murmur
Collapse Into Now
Accelerate
Reveal
Around the Sun

under the table and dreaming
before these crowded streets
big whiskey
crash
busted stuff
away from the world
everyday
stand up

Mogwai
Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will.
The Hawk is Howling
Happy Songs for Happy People
Mr. Beast
Come On Die Young
Young Team
Rock Action
Rave Tapes

Broken Social Scene
Feel Good Lost
You Forgot It in People
Broken Social Scene
Forgiveness Rock Record

Oceansize
Everyone Into Position
Frames
Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up
Effloresce

Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven!
Yanqui U.X.O.
F♯A♯∞
'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!
Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada (if you want to count it as a full length)

Sigur Rós
Ágætis byrjun
Takk...
Kveikur
( )
Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust
Valtari
Von

Animal Collective
Strawberry Jam
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Feels
Sung Tongs
Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished
Centipede Hz
Here Comes the Indian
Campfire Songs
Danse Manatee

Boris
Smile
Pink
Feedbacker
Amplifier Worship
New Album
Akuma no Uta
Attention Please
Noise
Heavy Rocks (Purple)
(Have yet to hear the others in full)

Eric Chenaux
Sloppy Ground
Skullsplitter
Guitar & Voice
Love Don't Change (collaboration with Michelle McAdorey)
Warm Weather with Ryan Driver
Dull Lights
Mynah Bird/Le Vieux Favori
More Remote Than the Puma
The Sentimental Moves (collaboration with Radwan Ghazi Moumneh)

durdencommatyler wrote:PHATy, you and I tend to travel in the similar musical circles. I'm surprised to see Modern Guilt so low.

Honestly, it's the album I'm least familiar with, hence the rating. I probably should have just left it unrated I guess.

Also, for reference, I love every album in Beck's catalog. All the way down through The Information. I just haven't listened to Modern Guilt in years and I really don't remember much of it. I may have only listened to it a few times when it was new and maybe 2 or 3 times since... So...

You knew it was coming...

1. Yeezus
2. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
3. Graduation
4. Late Registration
5. The College Dropout
6. 808s & Heartbreak

LoathedVermin72 wrote:You knew it was coming...

1. Yeezus
2. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
3. Graduation
4. Late Registration
5. The College Dropout
6. 808s & Heartbreak

Are those the top six reasons why people think you are retarded?

PHATJ wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:You knew it was coming...

1. Yeezus
2. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
3. Graduation
4. Late Registration
5. The College Dropout
6. 808s & Heartbreak

Are those the top six reasons why people think you are retarded?

screams from the haters, got a nice ring to it
i guess every superhero need his theme music

LOL! J/K 4evs

LoathedVermin72 wrote:You knew it was coming...

1. Yeezus
2. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
3. Graduation
4. Late Registration
5. The College Dropout
6. 808s & Heartbreak

Today I'm feeling...

1. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasty
2. Yeezus
3. 808s & Heartbreak
4. Graduation
5. Late Registration
6. The College Dropout

I'd probably put Watch the Throne in between Yeezus & 808s.

808s is slowly growing on me. I should probably at least put it above TCD.

I only really listened to MBDTF and love some of the songs (Dark Fantasy, Power, All Of The Lights, Monster, Runaway and especially Lost In The World) but the rest only range from okay (Gorgeous, Devil In A New Dress) to annoying (So Appalled, Hell Of A Life, Blame Game) for me. Should I bother with any other of his albums based on this? MBDTF is frustrating for me as I love so many songs but could really live without the rest so it's not an album to listen the whole way through for me.

Mike wrote:I only really listened to MBDTF and love some of the songs (Dark Fantasy, Power, All Of The Lights, Monster, Runaway and especially Lost In The World) but the rest only range from okay (Gorgeous, Devil In A New Dress) to annoying (So Appalled, Hell Of A Life, Blame Game) for me. Should I bother with any other of his albums based on this? MBDTF is frustrating for me as I love so many songs but could really live without the rest so it's not an album to listen the whole way through for me.

I think MBDTF is one of the few rap albums that is better as a whole than the individual songs. I think it world better when I immerse myself in it rather than cherry picking songs.

I'd like to agree and I think the same while listening to the album but then songs 7-11 come on and I change my mind again. The exception being Runaway which is sandwiched inbetween.

Check out Graduation. I'd say only two out of the 13 tracks are weak. Super strong, consistent album.

I also think Yeezus is one of the greatest things ever recorded and there isn't a dull moment, but it's an acquired taste.

Will check Graduation out and try Yeezus again which I did listen to once but it didn't really grab me. Some repeated listened might change that. I'm fond of New Slaves, Blood On The Leaves and On Sight already.

Mike wrote:Will check Graduation out and try Yeezus again which I did listen to once but it didn't really grab me. Some repeated listened might change that. I'm fond of New Slaves, Blood On The Leaves and On Sight already.

Hint for "cracking" the depth of Yeezus: the album is a narrative.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Mike wrote:Will check Graduation out and try Yeezus again which I did listen to once but it didn't really grab me. Some repeated listened might change that. I'm fond of New Slaves, Blood On The Leaves and On Sight already.

Hint for "cracking" the depth of Yeezus: the album is a narrative.

I thought you hated narrative.

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Mike wrote:Will check Graduation out and try Yeezus again which I did listen to once but it didn't really grab me. Some repeated listened might change that. I'm fond of New Slaves, Blood On The Leaves and On Sight already.

Hint for "cracking" the depth of Yeezus: the album is a narrative.

I thought you hated narrative.

Another hint: the narrative has subtext.