Albums that changed your life. If you can, write a sentence or more why. I'll start. Found this album on here and listening to it late at night with the lights off made me feel really fucking good and maybe me think about life differently.
idk how it changed my life yet, but I know it did somehow
Shameless self bump.
Forreal this got me into Animal Collective and I'm fucking hooked. I literally have the MPP shirt
>>65476820
hahahahahahaasdfsfdhjj,
>>65476877
animal collective changed the way I think about music
>>65476820
>>65476862
agreed
Burial's Rival Dealer turned me away from EDM. It probably also had a roll in my gay transition.
>>65476820
Made me think about music differently.
Helped me get through multiple bouts of depression
introduced me to underground music
my 12 year old mind was blown
>>65477071
literally the worst burial ep
fuck off newtrip
>>65476820
WHAT IS IT YOU BASTARD!?!?!?!!
This Summer is already off to a bad start
>>65477153
It's hard to imagine a time when grunge was underground
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>>65476820
>image.jpg
>>65477162
My bad. Get To Heaven- Everything Everything.
>>65477223
Illinois was the first 'interesting' record i ever listened to, turned me onto more alternative music. but, you know, fuck me i suppose.
>>65477223
Thats what I'm trying to do bud.
>>65477181
i'm scared for the future
this is only the beginning, who knows what horrors we will witness in the coming weeks
>>65477223
you realize this is an "albums that changed your life thread", not a "what are you listening to now" thread, right?
>>65476820
How can you stand this guy's voice I cant fucking listen to this for that reason reason
Pls no bully. It dealt with a lot of feelings I was going through at the time. Also changed my opinion on country music.
>>65477336
I couldn't either until I listened to the relistened to the album
It grows on you quickly
>>65476862
I strongly agree
>>65477336
I didn't know it was possible to have such a shit opinion
>>65477337
Hey whatever changed your life is cool.
>>65477337
fearless, speak now and red are good honestly
>>65477337
you have good taste
>>65477331
no i didnt damn im sorry, i retract my statement. i will delete my post and come and fuck your faggot dad in his ass, bitch
>>65477400
cool dude
Hard Mode: You weren't on any drugs
I heard this in my bedroom when I was 13 and looked at music completely differently ever sense.
>>65477448
damn thats pretty neat i cant fathom what it would be like to here something against you at 13
>>65477336
Men with falsettos are my music fetish
I’m always a bit suspicious whenever someone tells me that an album has “changed” their life. More often than not, the exact opposite is true. No matter how good, the album in question hasn’t changed a thing at all, but merely affirmed some deeply ingrained, more pleasing vision of the listener’s identity. Many friends, for instance, claimed that they were immediately transformed upon hearing Bon Iver’s 2008 album, For Emma, Forever Ago, but I still can’t notice — three years later — any noticeable difference (if anything, they all just seem a little bit hairier). No, if music is going to change your life, it’s more likely to happen through an album that is disagreeable or even slightly disappointing, the one you really don’t want to play again. Simply put, if your musical hero is moving in a new direction, and not simply getting worse, that’s when you need to stop talking about yourself and pay attention
>>65476820
Funny that it made you feel good, considering what it's about. Though I guess the last song in it offers reassurance after all the other songs
Pic related was the first album I sat down and listened through, and made me realize there was so much more to music than just catchy tunes
>>65477466
It was really weird but also exciting after having only known Bob Dylan and The Beatles.
Channel Orange was my first step away from being a ska kid, if that counts
I was listening to this around the time I dropped out of highschool, changed my perspective on life
Changed the way I listen to music
>>65477711
It's been way too long since i listened to that
Made me realize I loved one of my best friend's and made me incredibly happy for the next year where I met a large amount of people who I now call my friend's as opposed to her.
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changed my appreciation for and taste in music. gave me the courage to write and record without being very technically skillful or knowing much theory.
and grouper's music has long been something i've found comfort in during lonely times.
i was angry and 16
my older cousin loved The Knife and put me onto pic related when it was released - twelve year old me was changed forever - "baby's first weird album"
>>65477812
I know it's cliche but "do you realize" legitimately helped me cope with my depression
great album
saved my life
this one made me listen to everything
This album made music one of my hobbies
>>65477185
grunge was never underground
it was always ~alternative~ which is called ~indie~ today
but the fact that those sort of pseudo-subculture things exist is pretty neat and it gets people into cool music and stuff so that's neat
>>65477162
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>>65477153
i wouldn't say it introduced me to anything but it really influenced my taste a lot. someone a couple years older rec'd it to me and it i listened to it just over and over
Changed my approach to music somewhat drastically.
Namely, Interstellar Overdrive revolutionized everything for me the first few times through.
>>65477147
>Helped me get through multiple bouts of depression
I hope you're better anon
Just a good driving album. Used in many drives
when i feel like shit this albums helps me to just let it out and leaves me with a sense of, well, acceptance for my situation and a bit of hope that it'll get better maybe?
>this album changed my life
Hvis Lyset Tar Oss completely blew me away when I first listening to it. It's like nothing I had ever heard before, and still haven't to this day other than Filosofem and some Paysage d'Hiver. The feelings it invokes are pretty unique and make me feel blissful.
>>65478046
This as well. Completely changed my thoughts on music and how I appreciate it.
Plastic Ono Band, the emotions displayed on it are so raw. His voice goes from calm to screaming his lungs out with passion.
>>65478822
>this meme changed my life
>>65478951
>thinking anyone uses memes sincerely
mmhm
No joke, I'm actually more interested in funk now because of this album
this album made me like noisey stuff. Also, whenver I was in a bad mood, it would distract me really well
Salad days.
I started smoking.
>>65478999
Wait. This is a funk album? Why didn't anyone say so?
>>65476862
stop shilllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
>>65477980
*ruined
>>65479386
kej
This album most recently changed my life. Made me fall in love with music all over again. Changed the way I write music and reminded me that making music is actually what I want to do in life above all else.
of Montreal has been one of my favorites for a while, but holy shit listening to coquelicot beginning to end for the first time fucked me up more than a little bit
>>65477711
This has held up well for me over the years.
>this entire thread
I can't wait until death brings all of you a true change.
>>65480442
>being this edgy
>>65480442
fuck off cracka, standing up with ya colla, a nd you furrow ya brow cuse you think it makes you look smart, and you're trying to be all smart cause you think it's cool
but it's useless
>>65477554
This is well written
>>65478812
Only just found out about this, but I'm so glad I did
First Autechre album I've heard. Made me reconsider what is and isn't music.
>>65478951
>punk rock changed our lives
>>65477575
>Made me realize there was so much more to music than just catchy tunes.
M83 is pretty catchy senpai
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>>65476820
It got me into construction.
>>65481440
man i love that song
>>65481837
I CAN'T DECIDE WHETHER YOU SHOULD LIVE OR DIE
>>65478446
Fucking excellent summation of that album/genre dude, Nirvana were like the gateway band for me and the majority of my friends
>>65481868
OH YOU"LL PROBABLY GO TO HEAVEN PLEASE DON"T HANG YOUR HEAD AND CRY
I used to be an edgelord that thought that metal was the only good genre.
>>65476862
Whenever I see this thumbnail I think it's a Capri sun
