YOUR GENERATION - The 3 Quintessential Albums - WHAT ARE THEY?

1976-
Guns N Roses - Appetite for destruction

Public Enemy - Fear of a black planet

Pearl Jam - 10

I'm definitely with you on your first 2 choices

1. Razorblade Suitcase by Bush

2. Siamese Dream by The Smashing Pumpkins

3. Nevermind Nirvana

Really puts in to perspective the shit these kids listen to today...

Half if not more than half of it is all about vanity.


Whereas previous generations had music that actually changed minds and made a difference. From protesting wars to making us all aware and celebrating our differences or even to explore sadness and anger, it was (is) actually music that spoke of things that affected everyone around us.


Music, today, in my opinion, is for the most part nothing but self-important snot.

Ignorant thread of brainwashed proportions.

Which prepackaged, marketed, take-it-or-leave it, industrial product defines you musically?

Ha, FU OP. I used to go raving and there were NO ALBUMS.

What a dinny.

Early sixties

Born in the USA - Bruce Springsteen

I've not listened to a lot of the albums mentioned here (I'm older) but I can tell you that the bands I listened to were not as you described. They were all serious musicians, very talented, and nothing plastic about them - completely unlike the Illuminati puppets that are around now.

One just for you.

led zeppelin 1
led zeppelin 2
(4)



snake

That was in 1984. But okay big fellow...

because lyricless looped beats are so sophisticated....what a cunt

Next you will be saying Glory Days, 1920.

Then you must be a 79er or thereabouts.

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NOFX: so long and thanks for all the shoes

ROLLING STONES: some girls

DR DRE: the chronic

Good for you, Captain!

Hope ya got herpes!

50's yes yes and yes

Poster was saying he was born in the 60s, genius.

1972

Pac-Man Fever by Buckner & Garcia

Rock Me Amadeus by Falco

Theme to Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr.

90's

Sublime - Sublime
Red hot chilipepps - californiacation
Live - throwing copper

honorable mention
Dre - the chronic album
Bone thugs - east 1999

my rule was, had to like and jam every song on the album

1975

Nirvana - Nevermind | Released: September 24, 1991
Pearl Jam - Ten | Released: August 27, 1991
Metallica - Metallica (The Black Album) | Released: August 12, 1991

I got osmething for you [link to soundcloud.com (secure)] i programmed that for a long time.

TOP three albums For me were
KoRn
Pretty hate machine
and Nirvanas Bleach.

go back to 4chan PLEB SCUM.

and 1988 for that matter.

Mid 1900's







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1971

Metallica Ride the Lightning
Iron Maiden Piece of Mind
Judas Priest Screaming for Vengeance

Deep Purple...Machine Head

ACDC .....TNT

BTO....... Not fragile

1977
and i agree with "yum yum 1978" on blood sugar sex magic
and i agree with with pumpkins but you forget rememeber highschool guns and roses use your illusion was hands down the most popular for years everyone listened to it had it and as a side note anotherone everone had and listened too was garth brooks hell even the stoners preps and band %%%% fancied themselves country for awhile with roping the wind so my list is
GNR use your illusion
Garth brooks ropin the wind
red hot chilli peppers blood sugar sex magik

Do NOT fuck with ^^^this guy's^^^ generation! That's all I know!

hm!

skinny puppy "the perpetual intercourse"
download III
porcupine tree "stupid dream"

those albums influenced my life the most.

born in '76

again 1977 I can believe I forgot poison open and up and say ahh every rose has its thorn was probably the anthem of my generation to this day no one can hear any part of that song without singing the whole thing lmao