ITT: The album that sparked your love for music.
>>66103742
same
this gud thred
>>66103742
>loving music
why don't you marry it, you gay
Please no bully
sung tongs
This. I was in 7th grade. nu metal was the big thing. I'm listening to this instead.
This got me into listening to full albums, and inspired me to play the guitar
when I was 8 or 9 my older brother made me a mixtape with black sabbath, the strokes, the hives, the ramones, and ac/dc
I easily had the best music in my grade and all my friends would ask to listen to it
>>66103742
literally hole's WORST album
>>66103742
no album, but my best friend showed my Blackbird by the Beatles on a field trip when I was like 6 or 7 and I was hooked, I was fucking obsessed with The Beatles until I was like 13
This + a lot of other skate videos.
My dad owns a bike shop, and i used to hang out there a lot as a kid. When they first opened they were hiring a lot of young people...BMXers etc. They gave me a lot of cool music. Notably Exit Planet Dust but The Chemical Brothers. That was a big eye opener for me.
>>66103742
not even a joke
First album that I listed to in completion, couldn't put it down for almost a year and it got me into a bunch of punk stuff (Descendents, Bad Brains, etc.). From there I really started diving into music
>>66104772
Yeah, Pink Floyd got me into music. Dark Side specifically
>>66103742
>>66104361
>>66104398
>>66104836
>>66105126
>>66105145
>>66105252
>>66105665
are you on fucking meth?
a) this is one of their worst songs
b) on one of their worst albums
c) and they suck as a band in general
>>66105730
Same, very beautiful.
First album I listened to all the way through.
>>66105882
babby's first post rock album
>>66105958
Yeah no shit, that's why the thread is titled "The album that sparked your love for music."
>inb4 babby's first prog
>>66105958
I didn't even know what post rock was when I first heard it, a girl I know called it "school shooter music".
>>66103742
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkTklehHaDY
What a piece of shit, Kurt Cobain was a retard who offed himself and so should you.
>>66105765
Get real, the only instrument you can play is the skin flute, and you even fumble with that.
>>66105908
this
>tfw my 14 year old ears heard Midnight in a Perfect World
>>66103742
My 14-year old ears couldn't comprehend what I was hearing, but as soon as I heard Paranoid Android, I was in love
I was twelve. Misty Mountain Hop was my jam.
Gotta love dinosaur man.
![appetite-for-destruction-W320[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Jjh1GWE.jpg "appetite-for-destruction-W320[1].jpg")
iirc it was this
first was demon days
then >>66103742
then >>66106012
and now im here
my dad gave this to me one summer. still one of my favorites
>>66107837
Name?
>>66105209
Same
>>66103742
Don't laugh at me.
>>66109132
>>66103773
the minecraft ost is fucking amazing. c418
tbqhfam this was my true intro to alternative and indie rock
P.S. They're new album is pretty good too, even without Tom
>>66110447
This and NOFX
>>66110447
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>>66110553
pop punk needs a comeback
>>66103742
Sparked? Probably something like disturbed (euck), but this set up a bonfire fire. I've still kept on the prowl for an album that can give me anything close to the same experience I had listening to this for the first time. The atmosphere, the Hypnotic quality it has, the fact that I love every single song on here, the psuedo-story going on between this and Part IV... I just love it. I kinda wish I could go back to the time when I first heard this, where I could listen to an album many times without losing interest and I actually bought CD's with my parent's money.
Quebec by Ween took me back there, and listening to it actually convinced me to leave her for a while and delete my Last.FM as my music taste had become practically a fashion statement where I cared more about how people thought of me than how I actually felt about the music.
>>66110491
actually such a great record
This or Toxicity
>>66110563
pop punk didn't need to come in the first place
>>66111310
Those first 2 albums are so great that it's a genuine tragedy that anything they made after that was shite outside of a handful of songs.
>>66103742
don't judge
![Ys_cover[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/PpeWDnX.jpg "Ys_cover[1].jpg")
Know every single lyric for this album too. Prob listened to it 100+ times
>>66111341
Perhaps its just nostalgia goggles, or an appreciation for Daron Malakian (inspired me to pick up guitar) and the other members of the band, but I really don't mind any of their discography.
That said, I don't think anything ever came close to the first album, I love how it throws in polka and salsa and all sorts of weird insane shit.
Listening to some of their really old demos is pretty fun, they were a lot more unhinged back then
>>66105252
THPS1 had the best soundtrack
>>66111380
(You)
Taught me how an album can have a connecting theme, motifs. Now those are the things I look for most in an album for any genre.
Honestly it was probably In Utero, too. I heard All Apologies on the radio when I was like eight, and just got super into Nirvana, eventually read Journals and saw his lists of his favorite albums in there, went through those and found a lot of stuff that I liked a lot
>>66111680
You managed to listen to SWANS before /mu/?
>>66106141
this right here
>>66111699
Yeah, and all the other underground '80s stuff, Butthole Surfers, Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, other No Wave, etc etc which branched off into '90s lo-fi stuff, lots of Pavement, Sebadoh, Guided by Voices. All when I was probably 13-14 in rural Minnesota.
Probably this.
>>66111744
Samefag, i'm not bragging, though. It actually kind of sucked to be one of two people who listened to this kind of stuff. I had nobody to talk to about it, except one other friend who just liked everything I showed him.
Made me want to learn bass guitar, still playing ten years later
F#A# changed me
I loved this album when I first heard it, still love it.
>>66111829
Watch Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky. It's 2 and a half hours long, in russian and subtitled, but it changed me.
It's the kind of movie that takes its time, and wants you to think about what it's showing you. Everyone seems to pull something different out of it.
i still luv him
>>66105665
We're you deaf before 2010 or are not old enough to post on this site?.. do you wear a beanie indoors?
>>66111380
What's yours, senpai?
>>66111251
Damn that album and Cosmic Egg were some of my favs back in the day. Great stuff.
First heard the title song in THPS4
dad gave me a listen to the full album (bcuz of no youtube back then obviously) and I loved it
>>66103742
I'm still waiting for that moment anon...
>>66110491
>coldplay
>indie
Kys
Know this album for longer than I know myself.
>>66110563
It seems like it has.
>>66104907
I don't really get this album
Like, at all. I have no idea what to make out of it. I don't know if it's good or bad. I don't GET it. Help.
>>66103742
you posted it
>>66103742
either this or pic related
>>66106236
Holy fucking same, this album started it all for me way back.
>>66111251
>>66105252
>>66112728
These with the assist around the same time I discovered Led IV
>>66103742
In The Memeyplane Over the Meme
>>66113276
>>66112009
>>66111380
It's a thread about first albums, nobody had good taste when they were 12 get over yourselves
>>66104398
based choice
>>66114486
yes
>>66114486
Want being a dick. Just was concerned if anon is enough to post here. Cheers
This and Are We Not Men desu
>>66114084
Siamese Dream for me
Violator by Depeche Mode, came out when I was 18
>>66113293
this is a great comp. it didn't get me into music, but it got me into dylan who's probably my favorite artist of all time
>>66114746
you're 44?
I remember sitting around all day listening to my local rock station waiting and waiting for "Would?" By Alice in chains to come on every single day, I'd wait and wait because I was waiting for the guy to one day say who the artist was. When he finally said it was AIC I went a bought an Essentials of them and listened to those two discs until they literally wouldn't play anymore.
>>66115108
that's a lovely story anon
>>66115047
>>66111714
i listened to only karma police, paranoid android, no surprises on loop until one day i decided to listen to the whole thing...
>>66105730
This!
>>66106027
>responding to copypasta
this
>>66104280
damn...
on god
I was a completely normie until I've heard this. After Joseph Merrick, I've started to listen to other bands outside the popular stuff, like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIpyMi6R3nw
>>66104398
Great album
>>66103742
Guns and roses's debut, i still cringe to this day
I'm basic as fuck...
This is what lead me to neutral milk hotel, jeff mangum, and it kinda all branched off from there.
The worst part is I found them on Yo! Gabba! Gabba!
Too lazy for picture but it was At Fillmore East by the Allman Brothers for me. Whipping Post is still my favorite song.
>>66114039
Listen to it while walking alone in the city at night. Made for that type of feel/environment.
This got me into music overall but Vol. 3 by Slipknot is what got me to develop a taste back when I was 11
>>66116965
in the same boat as you for Vol. 3
>>66114486
Heaps of these albums are great though.
>>66106141
this
>tfw not even memeing
You know what fuck you /mu/ this album is amazing and I don't care what you say.
Also this was the first time listened to a full album and also the first time I cried during music.
I was 9 when my saxophone teacher gave me a tape with this album on it.
But loved music from when I was a little child like most, of course.
This shit got me to learn guitar. It also steered me towards John Frusciante's solo work after I heard the rest of RHCP's albums
First album I ever got when I was 9.
The first album that I listened too in its entirety. My little 10 year-old mind was blown away.
>>66103742
>>66105209
Wow dude looks like cp to me.
>>66106761
This album Is absolutely gorgeous. Great intro for getting into music. "Celeste" might be my favorite album of all time.
For me it was >>66105209, but mostly is was actually Explosions in the Sky in middle school. Up until that point I had not heard music that emotive
>>66118193
*song
This or REM's Green probably
>>66118350
Mah nigga
>>66116991
Definitely, I just figured people being pretentious in a thread like this was obnoxious
>>66106006
considering it got you into music that wold be a valid statement
>>66103742
>>66103742
Get Innocuous! on GTA 4. Then this.
Still one of my favorites.
Afraid of Everyone & England specifically.
>>66103742
same actually, that and OK Computer
>>66110363
this was mine
Don't laugh
>>66103742
36 chambers
>>66106006
Its babby's first prog but it also happens to be Prog's pinnacle.
This led me places.
>>66103742
me 2 anon
>>66107208
Same. I must've been 8.
>>66122448
you goon :^)
Queen Greatest Hits Collection I, II, III
>Bohemian Rhapsody sparked my love for music
I heard the title track when I was 5 and it was that cliche life changing moment
>>66105958
That's the point of the thread dude
this tbqh
![544[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/AESqEU3.jpg "544[1].jpg")
Fade to Black was a masterpiece to me. Around 11 years old.
pokemon g/s/c OST
most of the megaman games had great music too
This, it's weird but true. Btw he's a GOAT musician.
>>66125600
is that some mothafuckin lazymuffin, my dude
>>66103742
this is sort of embarrassing now
Pretty great.
>>66125952
You know it! Love the guy. Birthday 21 is my jam.
When I was a child I loved The Proclaimers - Sunshine on Leith and wanted it played all the time.
The first band I became obsessive with was Hanson (the album with MMMBop) when I was 9, but the only thing I think I cared about was that the drummer was only 2 years older than me.
When my actual taste in music started to form, the album that kicked things off for me was blink-182 - Enema of the State, when I was 11.
The album that actually got me listening to good music was Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Blank Generation, when I was 15 or 16. My parents also had a box set of The Who that I really loved around then too.
>>66106141
Yup, exactly. Along with this.
>>66126120
Damn, I haven't thought about that guy since the Newgrounds glory days in the 2000s. Gonna have to check his latest shit out, thanks man
>>66103742
This one.
>>66111699
That's not surprising. I was into Swans before /mu/ even existed. Being a teenager and listening to goth and industrial does that.
>>66111883
I still don't understand what the dog symbolizes in this movie.
>>66104836
Yeah I love this album also.
First IDM album I heard at a pretty young age, blew me away and changed my life.
>>66103742
Might sound like 'born in wrong generation', but Pink Floyd in general did.
>>66125081
This too.
>>66111251
This. Definitely this
pretty sure this
>>66107913
same
>>66125081
>>66125970
This.
I think it was one of the first albums that I've listened that completely disregarded the boundaries of genres and forced me rethink how I categorise and chose the music that I listen to.
i'm blue da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee da ba daa da ba dee
>>66105209
this as well, you can shit on nirvana as much as you want but it introduced a lot of people to great music
before this, all i listened to was dadrock. then, sort of ironically I guess, my dad took me to see beautiful noise, the shoegaze doc at a local film festival, and I was like "god damn this is cool". also around the same time a friend introduced me to /mu/.
Honestly Gorillaz are a great gateway to more obscure gernes of music. Gorillaz lead me to everything that i listen to nowadays.
>>66103742
same tbqh
Cliche, but this
![220px-The_Beatles_1_album_cover[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LOzTsJ6.jpg "220px-The_Beatles_1_album_cover[1].jpg")
>>66114039
In it's simplest, it's an album about walking home from the rave in the middle of the night.
It is also simultaneously an album about the death of the rave scene and the UK "walking home" from it
It might not make complete sense unless you have lived in London
>>66103742
Jack Johnson -Brushfire Fairytales when I was young.
>I still think it's a pretty good album
>>66127103
this. I was loving music before I found this but when I found this it changed my perception towards how I listen to and enjoy music in a lot of ways.
>>66111806
this album = love
I was a 11 and listened to this everyday for about a year or two I was so amazed by everything on this album
>>66119392
this album holds a special place in my heart
>>66127214
same man
so hyped for their new album, i used to be a massive fuckin fanboy
I really didn't go out of my way to listen to music at all ever until my parents gave me their CD of this.
Then I just started listening to more and more stuff my parents like. Which was, thankfully, quite diverse and vast.
>>66127103
when i was 15
>>66111655
you from Minneap?
>>66125600
yotam is the goat
יותם הוא העז
>>66114084
this
>>66103742
>>66103742
>>66117245
>>66126069
>>66126160
>>66105115
nice senpai
>>66105209
This.
One of mom's gay friend who is a fan of The Residents gave me a Sonic Youth DVD with the whole Goo album because I was into Nirvana, and he thought I could like them.
I think that's someway because of him that I ended up lurking this board (and an other friend of her that introduced me to slsk, Melt Banana, but told me that is for "people that stay in their homes and smoke pot instead of partying")
I've seen this album on a few charts, but I'm surprissed it doesn't get more love here
>>66132947
>told me that SY is for people that stayed home and smoked weed**
>>66103742
this. 3rd stone... man oh man
>>66111251
my duuuuuude I fucking loved this album back in the day back when I was 15-16 since all I fucked with then was classic rock. Still blast that in my car from time to time I think it holds up
First album I ever had
>>66110173
Same.
>>66105126
This was my shit back in high school. Haven't listened to anything they put out after Black Rainbow. Any idea how it is?
I still love it
Discovery
Teeth Like God's Shoeshine is still my favorite opening to an album.
>>66109132
Its called Blue album
