An album a year for each year you are alive

Violent & Funky · 03-27-2010, 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

Man, I didn't notice this until just now. Is it really pretentious to dislike an album?

Eh, it's just that at 14 I was enjoying the awesomeness that was Smash Mouth while you were disliking the Chilis' unequivocal best album. How you were already into RHCP at that age I have NO idea...

**Janszoon** · 03-27-2010, 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Violent & Funky

Eh, it's just that at 14 I was enjoying the awesomeness that was Smash Mouth while you were disliking the Chilis' unequivocal best album. How you were already into RHCP at that age I have NO idea...

Ew. Definitely not their best album by a long shot IMO. The Chili Peppers I loved were fun funky, punky music that made me want to jump around and be goofy. Blood Sugar Sex Magik largely sounded like classic rock with cheesy ballads and way too many attempts at singing by Keidis.

I don't really understand the rest of your post. What's the significance of Smash Mouth? And why is it so weird that I was a Chili Peppers fan at 14?

Rickenbacker · 03-27-2010, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Violent & Funky

Eh, it's just that at 14 I was enjoying the awesomeness that was Smash Mouth while you were disliking the Chilis' unequivocal best album. How you were already into RHCP at that age I have NO idea...

Everybody my age likes the Chili Peppers here and it gets annoying.

Violent & Funky · 03-27-2010, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

Ew. Definitely not their best album by a long shot IMO. The Chili Peppers I loved were fun funky, punky music that made me want to jump around and be goofy. Blood Sugar Sex Magik largely sounded like classic rock with cheesy ballads and way too many attempts at singing by Keidis.

I don't really understand the rest of your post. What's the significance of Smash Mouth? And why is it so weird that I was a Chili Peppers fan at 14?

I'm saying the Chili Peppers were not very well-known before BSSM and you had already discovered them at the age of 14. I certainly wasn't listening to unknown bands at that age.

And even if it is not your favorite album, BSSM is clearly considered their greatest work, not even close really. Now, I love the older albums too but BSSM had plenty of the funky-punky songs from before (how do you not categorize 'Suck My Kiss' and 'Funky Monks' as such?), even if it included a stinker ballad like 'Breaking the Girl'. I personally view 'Under the Bridge' as one of the greatest hard rock ballads of all-time and don't have a problem with them progressing their sound a little bit.

The most amazing thing to me is just how prolific that recording session was. To think that 'Soul to Squeeze' could have been on that album instead of 'Breaking the Girl' is just mind numbing...

**Janszoon** · 03-27-2010, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Violent & Funky

I'm saying the Chili Peppers were not very well-known before BSSM and you had already discovered them at the age of 14. I certainly wasn't listening to unknown bands at that age.

It's true that BSSM rocketed them to super-stardom but they weren't exactly obscure before it came out. Mother's Milk had already gone gold, they had videos on MTV and you could literally buy their tee-shirts at the mall. Heck, I even remember seeing the Chili Peppers in the movie Tough Guys back in 1986—I think that was where I first heard of them actually.

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Originally Posted by Violent & Funky

And even if it is not your favorite album, BSSM is clearly considered their greatest work, not even close really. Now, I love the older albums too but BSSM had plenty of the funky-punky songs from before (how do you not categorize 'Suck My Kiss' and 'Funky Monks' as such?), even if it included a stinker ballad like 'Breaking the Girl'. I personally view 'Under the Bridge' as one of the greatest hard rock ballads of all-time and don't have a problem with them progressing their sound a little bit.

I don't have a problem with them progressing their sound, I just have a problem with the direction they chose to progress it in. Like I said in my review of BSSM last year there are some tracks on the album that manage sound both good and different from their old stuff, I just feel that they're too few and far between.

TravisBickle · 03-28-2010, 01:29 AM

Ok, here goes nothing
Limiting it to one album per artist…

1985- Possessed “Seven Churches”
1986 - Slayer “Reign In Blood”
1987 –Bathory “Under the Sign of the Black Mark”
1988 – Iron Maiden “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son”
1989 – Morbid Angel “Altars of Madness”
1990 – Nocturnus “The Key”
1991 – Atheist “Unquestionable Presence”
1992 – Current 93 “Thunder Perfect Mind”
1993 – Beherit “Drawing Down the Moon”
1994 – Burzum “Hvis Lyset Tar Oss” or Emperor “In the Nightside Eclipse” (can’t decide here)
1995 – Graveland “Thousand Swords”
1996 – Ulver “Kveldssanger”
1997 – Arcturus “La Masquerade Infernale” or Gontyna Kry “Welowie” demo (again too close to call)
1998 – Frozen Shadows “Dans les Bras des Immortels”
1999 – Mutiilation “Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul”
2000 – Moonblood “Taste Our German Steel”
2001 – Grand Belial’s Key “Judeobeast Assasination”
2002 – Agalloch “The Mantle”
2003 – Type O Negative “Life Is Killing Me”
2004 – Drudkh “Autumn Aurora”
2005 – Mournful Congregation “The Monad of Creation”
2006 – Peste Noire “La Sanie des Siecles…”
2007 – Primordial “To the Nameless Dead”
2008 – Darkspace “III” or Arghoslent “Hornets of the Pogrom”
2009 – Acheron “The Fianl Conflict – Last Days of God” (since I’ve already used Beherit)
2010 – Nokturnal Mortum “The Voice of Steel” (already used Burzum)

Violent & Funky · 03-28-2010, 01:53 PM

Yeah, I remember your review thread. I'll prolly bump it later this afternoon...

Jedey · 03-29-2010, 06:24 AM

1960 Miles Davis ~ Sketches Of Spain
1961 Bill Evans ~ Sunday At The Village Vanguard
1962 Dave Brubeck ~ Time Further Out
1963 Joe Henderson ~ Page One
1964 John Coltrane ~ A Love Supreme
1965 Bob Dylan ~ Bringing It All Back Home
1966 The Beatles ~ Revolver
1967 Aretha Franklin ~ I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
1968 Johnny Cash ~ At Folsom Prison
1969 The Band ~ The Band
1970 Derek & The Dominos ~ Layla and other assorted love songs
1971 The Who ~ Who’s Next
1972 The Allman Brothers Band ~ Eat A Peach
1973 Roy Buchanan ~ Second Album
1974 Jackson Browne ~ Late For The Sky
1975 Bruce Springsteen ~ Born To Run
1976 Tom Waits ~ Small Change
1977 Steely Dan ~ Aja
1978 Dire Straits ~ Dire Straits
1979 Elvis Costello ~ Armed Forces
1980 The Pretenders ~ Pretenders
1981 John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola & Paco DeLucia ~ Friday Night In San Francisco
1982 Joe Jackson ~ Night And Day
1983 Aztec Camera ~ High Land, Hard Rain
1984 U2 ~ The Unforgettable Fire
1985 R.E.M. ~ Fables Of The Reconstruction
1986 Steve Earle ~ Guitar Town
1987 John Hiatt ~ Bring The Family
1988 The Waterboys ~ Fisherman’s Blues
1989 Shawn Colvin ~ Steady On
1990 Uncle Tupelo ~ No Depression
1991 Buddy Guy ~ Damn Right I Got The Blues
1992 The Jayhawks ~ Hollywood Town Hall
1993 Joshua Redman ~ Wish
1994 Mary Chapin Carpenter ~ Stones In The Road
1995 Son Volt ~ Trace
1996 Phil Keaggy ~ 220
1997 Whiskeytown ~ Strangers Almanac
1998 Lucinda Williams ~ Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
1999 Tab Benoit ~ These Blues Are All Mine
2000 Emmylou Harris ~ Red Dirt Girl
2001 Patty Loveless ~ Mountain Soul
2002 Jorma Kaukonen ~ Blue Country Heart
2003 Ravi Coltrane ~ Mad 6
2004 Dave Alvin ~ Ashgrove
2005 Paul Weller ~ As Is Now
2006 Tim O’Reagan ~ Tim O’Reagan
2007 Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings ~ 100 Days 100 Nights
2008 Gary Louris ~ Vagabonds
2009 Levon Helm ~ Electric Dirt
2010 Graham Parker ~ Imaginary Television

NSW · 03-29-2010, 10:34 PM

^ That's what I'm talkin' about! Another list that doesn't start circa 1995...

Rickenbacker · 03-29-2010, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jedey

1960 Miles Davis ~ Sketches Of Spain
1961 Bill Evans ~ Sunday At The Village Vanguard
1962 Dave Brubeck ~ Time Further Out
1963 Joe Henderson ~ Page One
1964 John Coltrane ~ A Love Supreme
1965 Bob Dylan ~ Bringing It All Back Home
1966 The Beatles ~ Revolver
1967 Aretha Franklin ~ I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
1968 Johnny Cash ~ At Folsom Prison
1969 The Band ~ The Band
1970 Derek & The Dominos ~ Layla and other assorted love songs
1971 The Who ~ Who’s Next
1972 The Allman Brothers Band ~ Eat A Peach
1973 Roy Buchanan ~ Second Album
1974 Jackson Browne ~ Late For The Sky
1975 Bruce Springsteen ~ Born To Run
1976 Tom Waits ~ Small Change
1977 Steely Dan ~ Aja
1978 Dire Straits ~ Dire Straits
1979 Elvis Costello ~ Armed Forces
1980 The Pretenders ~ Pretenders
1981 John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola & Paco DeLucia ~ Friday Night In San Francisco
1982 Joe Jackson ~ Night And Day
1983 Aztec Camera ~ High Land, Hard Rain
1984 U2 ~ The Unforgettable Fire
1985 R.E.M. ~ Fables Of The Reconstruction
1986 Steve Earle ~ Guitar Town
1987 John Hiatt ~ Bring The Family
1988 The Waterboys ~ Fisherman’s Blues
1989 Shawn Colvin ~ Steady On
1990 Uncle Tupelo ~ No Depression
1991 Buddy Guy ~ Damn Right I Got The Blues
1992 The Jayhawks ~ Hollywood Town Hall
1993 Joshua Redman ~ Wish
1994 Mary Chapin Carpenter ~ Stones In The Road
1995 Son Volt ~ Trace
1996 Phil Keaggy ~ 220
1997 Whiskeytown ~ Strangers Almanac
1998 Lucinda Williams ~ Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
1999 Tab Benoit ~ These Blues Are All Mine
2000 Emmylou Harris ~ Red Dirt Girl
2001 Patty Loveless ~ Mountain Soul
2002 Jorma Kaukonen ~ Blue Country Heart
2003 Ravi Coltrane ~ Mad 6
2004 Dave Alvin ~ Ashgrove
2005 Paul Weller ~ As Is Now
2006 Tim O’Reagan ~ Tim O’Reagan
2007 Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings ~ 100 Days 100 Nights
2008 Gary Louris ~ Vagabonds
2009 Levon Helm ~ Electric Dirt
2010 Graham Parker ~ Imaginary Television

Awesome! You're the man. Great taste sir

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^ That's what I'm talkin' about! Another list that doesn't start circa 1995...

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TravisBickle Groupie Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 34	Ok, here goes nothing Limiting it to one album per artist… 1985- Possessed “Seven Churches” 1986 - Slayer “Reign In Blood” 1987 –Bathory “Under the Sign of the Black Mark” 1988 – Iron Maiden “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son” 1989 – Morbid Angel “Altars of Madness” 1990 – Nocturnus “The Key” 1991 – Atheist “Unquestionable Presence” 1992 – Current 93 “Thunder Perfect Mind” 1993 – Beherit “Drawing Down the Moon” 1994 – Burzum “Hvis Lyset Tar Oss” or Emperor “In the Nightside Eclipse” (can’t decide here) 1995 – Graveland “Thousand Swords” 1996 – Ulver “Kveldssanger” 1997 – Arcturus “La Masquerade Infernale” or Gontyna Kry “Welowie” demo (again too close to call) 1998 – Frozen Shadows “Dans les Bras des Immortels” 1999 – Mutiilation “Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul” 2000 – Moonblood “Taste Our German Steel” 2001 – Grand Belial’s Key “Judeobeast Assasination” 2002 – Agalloch “The Mantle” 2003 – Type O Negative “Life Is Killing Me” 2004 – Drudkh “Autumn Aurora” 2005 – Mournful Congregation “The Monad of Creation” 2006 – Peste Noire “La Sanie des Siecles…” 2007 – Primordial “To the Nameless Dead” 2008 – Darkspace “III” or Arghoslent “Hornets of the Pogrom” 2009 – Acheron “The Fianl Conflict – Last Days of God” (since I’ve already used Beherit) 2010 – Nokturnal Mortum “The Voice of Steel” (already used Burzum)

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Violent & Funky FUNky Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Midland, MI Posts: 2,482	Yeah, I remember your review thread. I'll prolly bump it later this afternoon...

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Jedey Veritas vos liberabit Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Musicapolis Posts: 477	1960 Miles Davis ~ Sketches Of Spain 1961 Bill Evans ~ Sunday At The Village Vanguard 1962 Dave Brubeck ~ Time Further Out 1963 Joe Henderson ~ Page One 1964 John Coltrane ~ A Love Supreme 1965 Bob Dylan ~ Bringing It All Back Home 1966 The Beatles ~ Revolver 1967 Aretha Franklin ~ I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You 1968 Johnny Cash ~ At Folsom Prison 1969 The Band ~ The Band 1970 Derek & The Dominos ~ Layla and other assorted love songs 1971 The Who ~ Who’s Next 1972 The Allman Brothers Band ~ Eat A Peach 1973 Roy Buchanan ~ Second Album 1974 Jackson Browne ~ Late For The Sky 1975 Bruce Springsteen ~ Born To Run 1976 Tom Waits ~ Small Change 1977 Steely Dan ~ Aja 1978 Dire Straits ~ Dire Straits 1979 Elvis Costello ~ Armed Forces 1980 The Pretenders ~ Pretenders 1981 John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola & Paco DeLucia ~ Friday Night In San Francisco 1982 Joe Jackson ~ Night And Day 1983 Aztec Camera ~ High Land, Hard Rain 1984 U2 ~ The Unforgettable Fire 1985 R.E.M. ~ Fables Of The Reconstruction 1986 Steve Earle ~ Guitar Town 1987 John Hiatt ~ Bring The Family 1988 The Waterboys ~ Fisherman’s Blues 1989 Shawn Colvin ~ Steady On 1990 Uncle Tupelo ~ No Depression 1991 Buddy Guy ~ Damn Right I Got The Blues 1992 The Jayhawks ~ Hollywood Town Hall 1993 Joshua Redman ~ Wish 1994 Mary Chapin Carpenter ~ Stones In The Road 1995 Son Volt ~ Trace 1996 Phil Keaggy ~ 220 1997 Whiskeytown ~ Strangers Almanac 1998 Lucinda Williams ~ Car Wheels On A Gravel Road 1999 Tab Benoit ~ These Blues Are All Mine 2000 Emmylou Harris ~ Red Dirt Girl 2001 Patty Loveless ~ Mountain Soul 2002 Jorma Kaukonen ~ Blue Country Heart 2003 Ravi Coltrane ~ Mad 6 2004 Dave Alvin ~ Ashgrove 2005 Paul Weller ~ As Is Now 2006 Tim O’Reagan ~ Tim O’Reagan 2007 Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings ~ 100 Days 100 Nights 2008 Gary Louris ~ Vagabonds 2009 Levon Helm ~ Electric Dirt 2010 Graham Parker ~ Imaginary Television