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Aphex twin: S.A.W. II Black dog: Bytes Black dog: Spanners |
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AphexTwin- RDJ Album Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream Coheed & Cambria - The Second Stage Turbine Blade |
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a day at the races - queen (1987 when I heard it) use your illusion - gnr (1992 when I heard it) diferent class - pulp (1995 when I heard it) mezzanine - massive attack (1998 when I heard it) drukqs - aphex twin (2002 when I heard it) |
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Aphex Twin- RDJ Album Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon Glass Jaw - Everything you need to know about silence Sex Pistols - nevermind the bollocks (you bet!) |
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in order... roughly madness - 7 happy mondays - pills n thrills n bellyaches de la soul - 3 ft high and rising nwa / eazy e albums jimi hendrix - axis bold as love sex pistols - never mind the bollocks black flag - 1st 4 years aphex - saw 1 / polygon window positiva ambient collection black sabbath - dunno whichever of the first 4 albums i heard first gravediggaz grooverider live tape aphex twin bootleg mp3 CD shit I dunno too many! |
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put the beatles sgt pepper / abbey rd / white album before all that! |
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In order 1- Green Day- Dookie 2- Metallica- The Black Album 3- Black Sabbath- Master of Reality 4- Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin 4 Zoso 5- The Who- Quadrophenia 6- Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon 7- The Beatles- everything 8- The Beach Boys- Pet Sounds 9- Love- Forever Changes 10- Yasunori Mitsuda- Chrono Cross 11- Syd Barrett- The Madcap Laughs 12- The Smiths- The Queen is Dead 13- Aphex Twin- Richard D. James Album 14- Autechre- Confield 15- Joy Division- Closer 16- The Soft Boys- Underwater Moonlight Might be some inconsistencies and omissions. |
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I rarely if ever get my life changed by an album anymore. It used to happen seemingly every other month, back in the classic rock phase. |
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joy division closer king crimson crimson king radiohead ok computer |
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rdj tri repetae++ Loveless |
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oh I missed out chic, the beastie boys and st etienne |
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oops I was gonna say I agree there aren't really any life changing albums these days then wrote something else... |
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NIN - the downward spiral Bjork - Vesperine |
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Joy Division must have been a couple of years ago, and The Soft Boys, that's been almost a year, and those are my most recent... not cool. There was a period of a week where I got 7 Beatles albums and they all re-arranged the chemical makeup of my brain one after another. And then The Beach Boys the next week. I should add Echo and the Bunnymen- Ocean Rain and The Kinks- Something Else by the Kinks in there somewhere. |
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nin - the downward spiral aphex twin - saw 85 - 92 the orb - adventures beyond the ultraworld autechre - incunabula gnr - apetite for destruction public enemy - fear of a black planet these albums 'changed my life' cos they opened my mind to different types of music, even tho they are not nessercarily the greatest albums of their type |
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^^with the exception of the downward spiral... which is |
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i think albums coincide with phases of my life more than they change me. of course, i guess every album changes you in some way or another. but, the downward spiral certainly made one hell of an impression. as did mellon collie & the infinite sadness. |
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I should mention the orb as well... and public enemy, fear of a black planet really opened my eyes to some stuff I wasn't being taught at school... Dead Kennedys as well. |
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aphex twin - richard d james album tom waits - small change primus - pork soda nine inch nails - the downward spiral squarepusher - big loada |
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The Richard D. James album, because it was the first aphex I ever heard, and what got me interested in IDM. |
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drukqs inspired me to start making my own music. |
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NIN's the Fragile tri repetae |
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I think it would have to be a tie between I.C.B.Y.D. and RDJ album.. I got both of them at roughly the same time and it really opened my eyes to what is now my favorite type of music. I have found lots of incredible electronica and ambient since then, but they didnt have quite the same impact on me as those two albums did. |
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Bjork - post Bjork - homogenic The chemical brothers - surrender Aphex twin - richard d. James album. |
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stimmhorn - Schnee |
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i don't really understand how Bjork albums can change your life. i mean, she totally sucks... |
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...that's what YOU think. |
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haha think so too:) maybe not totally but i can't stand her (at least) |
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too many to mention, but here's one: neil young's "harvest". this album really opened my mind up to how good "classic rock" (still hate that genre name) albums can be. i had written classic rock off before that basically because i was bored with the people who listened to classic rock like the beatles, led zeppelin, stones, dylan, the doors, etc. and almost nothing else. those people are extremely boring and some of those artists have a lot of what in my opinion is boring music in their catalogue (especially led zeppelin, the stones, dylan). keep in mind this is all stuff i was thinking BEFORE the 9th grade when i borrowed "harvest" from someone and it blew me away. so much old rock music is just very heartfelt, heartfelt like rock has rarely and barely been ever since. also, the melodies and sounds remain interesting today, if not "fresh" sounding. from "harvest" on i gave lots of other '60s and '70s artists a chance and realized that some of the best records of all time come from this period that so many of us so-called non-mainstream music listeners (*cough* idm geeks) ignore for no good reason. |
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radiohead - ok computer boards of canada - geogaddi bjork - homogenic flaming lips - yoshimi battles the pink robots tool - aenima |
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Red Snapper - Prince Blimey Boards of Canada - Twoism Depeche Mode - Violator Plaid - Not for Threes Motorpsycho - Timothy's Monster not in that particular order.. |
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same here! |
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I am sure that virtually everything i have heard has had some small effect on my life however insignificant. For profound effects i choose: NIN - Broken Skinny Puppy - Last Rights ::without these two albums, i might not have met my wife. or ever really been exposed to electronic music. |
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i like how most of you aren't explaining how it changed your life.. really makes these threads interesting |
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the topic says: Albums that have changed your life? It doesn't say: Albums that have changed your life, and in what way? |
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aphex twin - i care because you do.... nin - the downward spiral tool - ænima radiohead - ok computer/kid a autechre - tri-repetae++ i got these all round the same time '97-'98....with the exception of kid a,...... |
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nin - the fragile tool - lateralus aphex twin - druqks in that order =D |
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oh i forgot to put rdj album on there..... |
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you're right, i'm an idiot for hoping that people would actually explain their choices instead of just providing a contextually meaningless and practically identical list. |
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those were the second phase of changing my life.,... |
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first time i really got interested in music was when i heard "nevermind" i was listening to lots of music before that, but never the same way as after i 1st time heard nirvana...i think i became slightly obsessed with them back then |
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I meant it as a joke. I agree with your statement, it's a static list and not at all very interesting. but, the submissions are on topic :) |
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electronica-wise: autechre - lp5 rdj - rdj album |
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pj harvey's stories from the city, stories from the sea really seems to me to be evidence of a woman in rock who amazingly enough calls all of her own shots and kicks ass doing so. makes me wish i hadnt wasted so much time listening to Garbage SERIOUSLY! |
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Anal Cunt - 40 more reasons to hate us |
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Further Down the Spiral - NIN definitive corner stone to opening myself up to new music and ultimately brought me where i am now. |
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"i like how most of you aren't explaining how it changed your life.. really makes these threads interesting"~titsworth hehe good job |
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i don't know if i could say ONE album made an impact on my life, but some tracks from some classical artists have made my soul soar...... it's hard to describe, but the music listed below seems to light a fire inside me, it's like starts a creative force within...it's too hard to describe really.....but they are special to me. - JS Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 (1st Movement) - JS Bach: Harpsichord Concerto No. 5 in F Minor - Beethoven : Piano Sonata No. 8 in C Minor Op. 33 Pathetique - Chopin 'Raindrop" Prelude Op 28 No 15 in D flat major - Schumann: Traumerai 'Dreaming' from Scenes from Childhood' Op. 15 - Vivaldi - Gloria - Vivaldi - Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera alllllll time most magical piece T. Albinoni - Adagio in G minor |
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selected ambient works 85-92 by the Aphex Twin |
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my earliest musical exposure was probably the nylons... singing stuff like "Happy Together", which i would lip-synch to with a wok ladle... other albums that have been important: u2's Zooropa... the music video for Lemon caused me to watch MuchMusic waiting for it to come on, and Zooropa was one of the first tapes i ever bought... in junior high, my favourite album in grade 7 was Soundgarden's Down on the Upside... the album is probably the first place where i came into contact with grungey melodies (akin to a lot of stuff that aphex does), and is probably an early example of an appreciation for beauty out of apparent ugliness... the first electronic album i bought was Dig You Own Hole by the Chemical Brothers... other favourites that i clung to for a long time... Rancid's And Out Come the Wolves... NIN's the Fragile (completely shook my conception of art)... DJ Shadow's Endtroducing, and Download's the Eyes of Stanley Pain (thus starting a lasting fascination with terrifying music)... and then there was Drukqs, which was my first serious dip into idm (yes i know, it was not that long ago...)... but there are hundreds of beautiful brilliant albums worth mentioning here... |
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