Rank The Albums!

wokeupnew said:
Godspeed You! Black Emperor

  1. Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada
  2. Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
  3. F♯ A♯ ∞
  4. 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!
  5. No Title as of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead
  6. Yanqui U.X.O.
  7. Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress
  8. G_d's Pee at State's End!
  9. Luciferian Towers
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I'd probably go

1. F#A#∞
2. Skinny Fists
3. Slow Riot
4. Allelujah
5. No Title
6. G_d's Pee
7. Yangqui
8. Asunder
9. Towers

Been awhile since I've listened to Yangqui, Allelujah, Asunder, and Towers tho
 
Wicked Dreamer said:
The Weeknd
  1. House of Balloons
  2. Starboy
  3. Dawn FM
  4. Echoes of Silence
  5. My Dear Melancholy,
  6. Kiss Land
  7. Thursday
  8. Beauty Behind the Madness
  9. After Hours
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Surprised you have After hours so low, thought that was pretty well liked album. Personally Beauty is the only album by him I ever got really into. I should give trilogy and After Hours another better chance. But Starboy is way too bloated for my liking, Dawn fm was forgettable and I thought Melancholy was just bad.
 
Fleetwood-Matt said:
Surprised you have After hours so low, thought that was pretty well liked album. Personally Beauty is the only album by him I ever got really into. I should give trilogy and After Hours another better chance. But Starboy is way too bloated for my liking, Dawn fm was forgettable and I thought Melancholy was just bad.
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After Hours is generally pretty well-liked and I think Heartless & Blinding Lights are some of his best songs, but I’ve never gone back to any other song from that album and they don’t stick in my memory either.
 
Wicked Dreamer said:
The Weeknd
  1. House of Balloons
  2. Starboy
  3. Dawn FM
  4. Echoes of Silence
  5. My Dear Melancholy,
  6. Kiss Land
  7. Thursday
  8. Beauty Behind the Madness
  9. After Hours
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wow i'm quite different...

the weekend: dawn fm > after hours > house of balloons > my dear melancholy > echoes of silence > starboy > beauty behind the madness > thursday > kissland

looking very forward to the new album
 
Been a long time fan of The Prodigy and the ranking definitely shifted over time:

1. Music for the Jilted Generation
2. Experience / The Fat of the Land (I like them both equally for different reasons)
4. Invaders Must Die
5. Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned
6. No Tourists
6. The Day is my Enemy


I would say I love 1-4. Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned grew on me but I didn't really like it when it first came out but. Now I like it but I still don't love it.
No Tourist I like about half of it and I didn't like The Day is my Enemy.

I was revisiting the albums and made this playlist of my favs too if anyone is interested


Also i noticed Spotify is missing some of my favorite tracks from Experience - Charly Trip into Drum & Bass and Wind it up!
 
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Manic Street Preachers

  1. The Holy Bible
  2. Everything Must Go
  3. Send Away The Tigers
  4. Journal For Plague Lovers
  5. Futurology
  6. Generation Terrorists
  7. The Ultra Vivid Lament
  8. Gold Against The Soul
  9. Postcards From A Young Man
  10. Know Your Enemy
  11. This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
  12. Rewind The Film
  13. Lifeblood
  14. Resistance Is Futile
@Nee Lewman

This is as originally released. The reimagined know your enemy would probably rank a little higher.

Also is almost a joint first on this. The difference between the two is so little for me.
 
musicjunkiegreg said:
Wasn't sure which thread to drop this in, and I ended up putting it here. I was bored, so I put together a collage of my #1 album from each year I've been alive (1987 - 2024). This was a fun challenge going back through and remembering albums I grew up with, as well as ones I discovered years later.

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Ooh I might do this too.
 
musicjunkiegreg said:
Wasn't sure which thread to drop this in, and I ended up putting it here. I was bored, so I put together a collage of my #1 album from each year I've been alive (1987 - 2024). This was a fun challenge going back through and remembering albums I grew up with, as well as ones I discovered years later.

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gaporter said:
Ooh I might do this too.
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Been doing something like this every 5 years since I just before I turned 30, which means I'm due to do it again over the next month.
 
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