Last Album That Really Blew You Away

[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

Michael Jackson - Thriller

Madonna - Greatest Hits

Edited July 19, 2004 by JohnnyPerfect

[Big Tuna]

Black Label Society-Hangover Music and Seven Wiser's debut CD.

Edited July 20, 2004 by Mortified Penguin

[Kaney]

Last album which really blew me away was Soundgardens SuperUnknown. I got it for christmas 2003, and it's pretty much the only album I own that I can honestly say I love every single song on. I just think it's a really amazing album, which good hard songs like Limo Wreck, 4th Of July, as well as mellow ones like Black Hole Sun. It also includes the greatest 'gimmick' for a song ever in Spoonman. They have someone playing the spoons during the song! You can't get much cooler than that B)

The last album that left me sitting in awe was Soundgarden's "Down On The Upside". It's an album that goes for heavy to playful to morose to hopeful and back to morose. The perfect swan song for arguably the most under-rated famous band of the 90s.

SuperUnknown is the only Soundgarden album I have, but I'm definently wanting to hear more stuff. I've been mulling over what to get next, but if Down On The Upside is as good as you say, I guess I'll get that.

Only one Soundgarden song I heard that I didn't like was Jesus Christ Pose. Dunno why, but it just didn't sound as good as the rest. Having heard one album, and token songs from the rest, making Soundgarden my favourite band shows how much SuperUnknown affected me. It rocks.

Edited July 24, 2004 by Kaneanite

[cauti0n]

The Rasmus - Dead Letters

IMO, there really isn't a bad song on the CD. I just wish I could get some of their older stuff, without having to pay an arm and a leg to import it.

[thatshortguy]

Last album which really blew me away was Soundgardens SuperUnknown.  I got it for christmas 2003, and it's pretty much the only album I own that I can honestly say I love every single song on.  I just think it's a really amazing album, which good hard songs like Limo Wreck, 14th Of July, as well as mellow ones like Black Hole Sun.  It also includes the greatest 'gimmick' for a song ever in Spoonman.  They have someone playing the spoons during the song!  You can't get much cooler than that  B)

SuperUnknown is the only Soundgarden album I have, but I'm definently wanting to hear more stuff.  I've been mulling over what to get next, but if Down On The Upside is as good as you say, I guess I'll get that.

Only one Soundgarden song I heard that I didn't like was Jesus Christ Pose.  Dunno why, but it just didn't sound as good as the rest.  Having heard one album, and token songs from the rest, making Soundgarden my favourite band shows how much SuperUnknown affected me.  It rocks.

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1. 4th of July, not 14th

2. That would be Seattle street performer Artis The Spoonman you speak of.

3. PM me.

[Agent Risktaker]

It's pretty old, but David Banner's "Mississippi: The Album."

Choose me and Cadillac on 22's are awesome.

[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

I was in town with a friend today and went into borders to listen to music like always. Anyway I see Nirvanas greatest hits album. On it goes and I start to listen and I'm like...wow!

Sure I've heard half of the songs on it already but still this is a damn brilliant CD.

[lanky316]

Nightwish - ONce

I'd caught the video on TV a couple of times for their new single "Nemo" which I quite like, but I took the plunge after a brief writeup in Kerrang as a band t owatch and haven't regretted it. Completely blew me away, a sensational if not altogether common blend of classical music and metal.

[J-Rod]

Oasis - What's the Story? (Morning Glory)

One of the best albums ever and I still listen to it on a regular basis. Wonderwall and Don't Look Back in Anger are one of the best songs ever.

[Numbahs]

Kanye West - College Dropout

I wouldn't say the CD is terrific by any means, but it's catchy and has skits that you can actually listen to more than once and enjoy. I've got more playtime out of that disc over the course of it's release than I thought I would in the next 5 years.

[Krazy_K]

Static-X: Shadow Zone

[thatshortguy]

Static-X: Shadow Zone

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You'd best not be talkin' trash, Binky.

[supergrass]

The last album that really blew me away was Up The Bracket by The Libertines. I've heard a few good albums since then, but nothing that blew me away like this one.

[fourstarfizzle]

Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News

[pigeon]

The Mars Volta - Deloused In The Comatorium

Edited July 26, 2004 by pigeon

[gunnar hendershow]

Blind Guardian - "Nightfall in Middle-Earth"

Iced Earth - "Night of the Stormrider"

Possibly the two greatest metal albums ever.

[Guest 12characters]

Oasis - What's the Story? (Morning Glory)

One of the best albums ever and I still listen to it on a regular basis. Wonderwall and Don't Look Back in Anger are one of the best songs ever.

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Seconded. Great album.

Best of Pantera and Nirvana Unplugged as well.

[B-Rad]

The Rasmus "Dead Letters"

I tell you, you think that they may only be one hit wonders with "In The Shadows", but everything on their entire album is awesome!

[Agent Risktaker]

"Me & My Brother" by Ying Yang Twins is a good album, too. Not for masterpieces, but for several catchy songs. "Get Low," "Shake it like a Saltshaker," "Naggin," "What's Happening" are all decent songs.

[Guest The Psychotic One]

MUSE - Absolution

Ain't too many bad tracks on that one.