Reccomend an album!

[BlackHole2005]

Hi TPR,

Well recently, most of my topics have prettey much sucked. So I have decided to make an Unsucky topic! woo! Anyway, this topic is basically where you reccomend and album and oher people buy it then review it.

 

The one i'm gonna reccomend is The GO! Team- Proof of youth.

It's absolutely AMAZING, a real breath of fresh air, its one of those albums that grow on you until you love them. A brilliant mix of Indie, Soul and Rock. Just makes you want to get up and dance and all the songs are happy too!

 

Anyway, now its your turn, and remember to review mine!

[Goliath513]

Here are a few of mine that I listen to a lot. I'll spare you a huge list.

 

Darude - "Before the Storm"

The Crystal Method - "Vegas"

Hoobastank - "The Reason"

Linkin Park - "Hybrid Theory"

Linkin Park - "Meteora"

Papa Roach - "The Paramour Sessions"

POD - "Satellite"

Sum 41 - "All Killer No Filler"

Sum 41 - "Underclass Hero"

System of a Down - "Toxicity"

[mike541x]

Ozzy Osbourne-Randy Rhoads Tribute Album

Motion City Soundtrack-If It Kills Me

Ac/Dc-Back In Black

Def Leppard-Rock Of Ages:Deinitive Collection

80s Rock Ballads

[Pufferfish]

Offspring: Any!!!!! As they are the greatest band alive!

[Groteslurf]

Black holes and revelations - Muse

Lateralus - Tool

Saturday night fever - OST

[coasters 4 me]

"A Weekend In The City" - Bloc Party

"Zeitgeist" - Smashing Pumpkins

"City Of Evil" - Avenged Sevenfold

"We Are The Night" - Chemical Brothers

"Libertad" - Velvet Revolver

[krouvi]

Mika - Life in carton motion

 

Tiesto - In search if sunrise 6 (Ibiza)

[sfgadviperboi]

23AM Robert Miles

Emotional Technology BT

Binary Universe BT

[chmilo24]

Master of Puppets- Metallica

[IceDragon]

Assemblage 23 - Any Album: great mix of Cyber and techno, some lyrics may be depressing, but thew music certainly gets you dancing!

 

Linkin Park - Meteora/Hybrid Theory: Both have great songs, slow songs and the all time classics! Great band live!

 

CombiChrist - Everybody Hates You: Cyber/Electronica style music, very heavy on synth, but its one of the best to use at a major club event or a high-octane ride (if they allow MP3 players on-board )

[Dorneypark_fan]

HIM "Venus Doom"

[CoasterCrazy88]

My Chemical Romance: The Black Parade

 

This is their best album by FAR!

[easytoremember]

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band~The Beatles

The Doors~The Doors

Bringing It all Back Home~Bob Dylan

On My Way~Ben Kweller

[JamesMC]

Queen: "A Night At The Opera"- sure everybody's heard "Bohemian Rhapsody" but the other songs are the real hidden gems. Try "Death On Two Legs" and especially "The Prohphet's Song". This album goes from clever pop "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon", "Seaside Rendezvous", to rock like "I'm In Love With My Car", "DOTL" and "TPS" to ballads like "Love Of My Life", nostalgia like "'39" and "Good Company".

 

I first listened to this album (when it was NEW 32 years ago) and have never grown tired of it.

[DaylightDies]

Rush - 2112

[Eric_Smith]

Rush - 2112

 

Or Rush anything.

 

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[CoasterFanatic]

 

I just loaded the GoGo's "Beauty and the Beat" back into my iPod after a long hiatus. Such a killer album if you can stand the pop side of SoCal rock. All killer ... no filler.

[chavslayer]

Helloween - Keeper of the seven keys (Parts 1 and 2)

[BeemerBoy]

I like these kinds of threads, but guys, whenever you recommend something to someone, it helps to at least give a short reason why you recommend it. Stuff like "(insert band name here)....because they rock!" is pretty much pointless when trying to inspire others to listen in. Just a helpful hint.

 

My recommendation: The Refreshments - "Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big & Buzzy"

In my opinion, one of the most underrated albums of the 90's. It's basically post grunge alternative rock with a more mellow vibe. The lead singer is from Arizona, so their music has a distinct southwestern/Mexican sound to it.

 

Most of you may recognize "Banditos" as their radio-friendly hit song. They also recorded the theme for "King of the Hill." I love the album because it may be one of the best drinking albums of all time. If you can't kick back and enjoy a six pack to this, then there may be no hope for you.

[scud]

Era Vulgaris -- Queens of the Stone Age

 

One word: guitar!

[BeemerBoy]

Ok, I give up.

[Homer]

^Don't worry, all is not lost in TPR posters.

 

To contribute, here is my opinion on Foo Fighters- "Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace"

 

The album mixes together a mostly slow pace and some really good songs. My personal favorite track from the album would have to be the hit single "The Pretender." There's just something about that song that makes me want to play it over and over again, but I'm not quite sure what. But if you're a fan of alternative rock, as with any Foo Fighters CD, this is a must buy.

[CoastersNSich]

Styx - The Grand Illusion

Electric Light Orchestra - A New World Record

Kansas - Point of Know Return

 

Now, I would recommend most albums from those groups, but those are the ones you MUST have if you like those bands.

 

Also:

The Cars' first self-titled album

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

[downunder]

My December Kelly Clarkson

 

She's one jagged little idol these days.

[BiCoastal Kid]

The Knife - Silent Shout

 

 

Simply amazing. I've listened to it at least once a week for the past year and still haven''t worn it out. There's so much going on and the production is simply mind boggling. IF you can get the deluxe edition with the live disc, totally worth it.