Both Albums by Twenty one Pilots, Vessel and a self titled one. Honestly the first band whose lyrics have connected to me personally and their live show is absolutely Killer. Their music is really weird and has very heavy keyboards and the drummer is really good.
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Fav Album hardly anyone has heard
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Laura Marling - A Creature I Don't Know
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Creature_I_Don't_Know
Doyle Bramhall II - Jellycream
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellycream
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Creature_I_Don't_Know
Doyle Bramhall II - Jellycream
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellycream
Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky
It's a great album for the Summer. I highly recommend the deluxe reissue that has a couple extra demos and tracks on it.
It's a great album for the Summer. I highly recommend the deluxe reissue that has a couple extra demos and tracks on it.
Gino Vanelli - Yonder Tree - very jazzy, fabulous lyrics, production, songwriting, the entire package - phenomenal album.
Genesis - Wind and Wuthering - the first album after Gabriel left, it has some of Genesis VERY best material (Eleventh Earl of mar, One for the Vine, Blood on the Rooftops) it is strangely overlooked!
kd lang - Ingenue - other than the hit "Constant Craving," this album is magnificent. We know the vox are flawless and intimate, but the songwriting - with Ben Mink's thoughtful input - is superb.
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack - IMHO their best work from the proto-metal "Stone Cold Crazy" to "Now I'm Here" and John Deacon's first colo controbution "Misfire" - this album, apart from teh hit "Killer Queen" isn't nearly as well known as it should be, probably bc it was followed by "A Night at the Opera" which seems to define Queen's catalog. AWESOME album.
Genesis - Wind and Wuthering - the first album after Gabriel left, it has some of Genesis VERY best material (Eleventh Earl of mar, One for the Vine, Blood on the Rooftops) it is strangely overlooked!
kd lang - Ingenue - other than the hit "Constant Craving," this album is magnificent. We know the vox are flawless and intimate, but the songwriting - with Ben Mink's thoughtful input - is superb.
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack - IMHO their best work from the proto-metal "Stone Cold Crazy" to "Now I'm Here" and John Deacon's first colo controbution "Misfire" - this album, apart from teh hit "Killer Queen" isn't nearly as well known as it should be, probably bc it was followed by "A Night at the Opera" which seems to define Queen's catalog. AWESOME album.
The Kitchens of Distinction - All of thier albums are great, but 'The Death of Cool' is a particularly great album.
Big Big Train - Their 2 latest releases, the Underfall Yard and English Electric, Part 1, with new singer David Longdon are fantastic. Any fans of old Genesis from the Gabriel to early Collins days (when they were still more of a progressive outfit) will appreciate these albums.
Big Big Train - Their 2 latest releases, the Underfall Yard and English Electric, Part 1, with new singer David Longdon are fantastic. Any fans of old Genesis from the Gabriel to early Collins days (when they were still more of a progressive outfit) will appreciate these albums.
Pays Sauvage by Emily Loizeau.
Bear with me, because it's not an album aimed at bass guitarists. But it's still superb. I'd like to present the jury this live version of the second track:
(Saw her live a few months after it was released. One hell of a performer.)
Bear with me, because it's not an album aimed at bass guitarists. But it's still superb. I'd like to present the jury this live version of the second track:
(Saw her live a few months after it was released. One hell of a performer.)
Mary My Hope The bass player was playing with The Black Crowes last I saw. Another hidden gem would be Seompi, an obscure garage band from the late 60's early 70's not too much info about them on the interwebs.
The Fabulous Rhinestones - Free Wheelin
Arc Angels - Arc Angels
The Boneshakers - Book of Spells
Arc Angels - Arc Angels
The Boneshakers - Book of Spells
Boomin - Original Junkie. Local band, released last year and made it to i think 102 in the UK album charts, all from self promotion. One of the best albums i've heard for years if you're into the pop rock/pop punk stuff. Some lovely bass playing and tones too.
Liam
Liam
the black watch: Led Zeppelin V -Great album by a great band who have been around since '87. 17 albums and still manage to stay under the radar. Check them out:
theblackwatch.bandcamp.com
theblackwatch.bandcamp.com
