Last album you listened to and your rating

id call that success :lol:

next up:

I tried 'Folklore' by Taylor Swift. Not for me I'm afraid. meh/10

I went back to Pendragon for the first time in a while. Sorry for the youtube link, they don't allow their stuff on spotify. Anyway, 9/10 for this one. It loses out on 10/10 for adding tracks after 'Am I Really Losing You?'. That's the track that ended the album on its original release in 1993. The 'new' songs are from EPs, feel tacked on and don't really add anything.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... fPizSJag9e

I've only recently discovered Liquid Tension Experiment, which is odd considering I first listened to Dream Theater nearly 20 years ago. Anyway, been enjoying both albums immensely, would highly recommend if you're in the market for some instrumental prog metal.

10/10 just for the band name tbh

Sorry I have no idea how to embed a Spotify album, is it even possible from a phone?

you do:

Code: Select all

[spotify]spotify:album:album code here (from the url on spotify web player)[/spotify]
for example [spotify]spotify:album:25JdFEbKXocMQyJdlBzD5d[/spotify]

Witchcraft! Thanks! I've been enjoying some Dixie Dregs this morning, recommended by Spotify after LTE. 8/10, would listen again.

Corazon de Leon

Tiny Timous wrote:War on Drugs - Lost in a Dream - 10/10

One of my favourite albums of all time, and in my mind is pretty much perfection. It's a dreamy, mellow rock album, that after a few listens really sinks its claws into you. It is very understated in places but keeps growing and growing on you to the point where even the simplest chord changes hit you.

Red Eyes is legit a perfect song. Good call.

I've been playing through the discography of my favourite band of all time, Kent. Spoilered for ludicrously long and utterly niche post.

Here's the short version if you can't be arsed.

The Best Of Kent - 10

Mark Lanegan - Bubblegum - 10/10

Brilliant bluesy rock going on on this album, some fairly chilled out slow songs interspersed with heaven stoner rock type songs. A couple of which featuring guest vocals from PJ Harvey and Josh Homme on lead guitar.

No Spotify link as I don't use it.

seeing as i have established precedent, i will be spotify bitch again:

<]:^D wrote:seeing as i have established precedent, i will be spotify bitch again:

The Mad Capsule Markets - Osc Dis

Loud, heavy and weird Japanese metal. Haven't a clue what any of the songs are about but I don't need to , I just like it.

Tomous change that title :capnscotty:

Zilnad wrote:Brody Dalle: Diploid Love

I'm really enjoying this. Really didn't think much to the recent Distillers songs but this is great.

The opening track is an absolute banger.

Considering she was married to Josh Homme, I can't believe she never featured on a QOTSA album.

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Jerry Cantrell - Degredation Trip - 10/10

Only fairly recently had a full listen to this (having heard a few songs from the album a few years ago) and its an utter masterpiece, easily up there with his Alice in Chains output.

Favorite song is definitely Spiderbite but Locked On, Anger Rising and Bargain Basement Howard Hughes are all absolute beasts too.

Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!? :shock:

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

Jenuall wrote:Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!?

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

You don't need to pay to listen, the paid option just removes ads.

Ironhide wrote:
Jenuall wrote:Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!?

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

You don't need to pay to listen, the paid option just removes ads.

When I try to play any of the playlists on here it just gives me about 30s of a song?

Spotify is amazing value at £9.99 in my opinion.

But then I use it probably 4-5 hours a day on average.

Jenuall wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Jenuall wrote:Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!?

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

You don't need to pay to listen, the paid option just removes ads.

When I try to play any of the playlists on here it just gives me about 30s of a song?

Are you on your phone?

Tomous wrote:Spotify is amazing value at £9.99 in my opinion.

But then I use it probably 4-5 hours a day on average.

Jenuall wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Jenuall wrote:Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!?

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

You don't need to pay to listen, the paid option just removes ads.

When I try to play any of the playlists on here it just gives me about 30s of a song?

Are you on your phone?

No on desktop.

I don't think it's necessarily that bad a value proposition but it obviously depends on how much you use it and how much you would otherwise have been spending on music.

As I largely just listen to Sade and my existing collection of Seal on vinyl I'm not used to forking out much cash on music!

Jenuall wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Jenuall wrote:Was tempted to sign up to Spotify so I could listen to some of these.

£9.99 a month!?

Get tae strawberry float! I pay less than that for Netflix and that gets me sound AND moving pictures!

You don't need to pay to listen, the paid option just removes ads.

When I try to play any of the playlists on here it just gives me about 30s of a song?

Create a free account and log in, you can then listen to the full songs.

You get the occasional ad, although I haven't yet encountered one (I suspect uBlock might have something to do with it).

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