Amps

[Phrophus]

Sigur Ros - () - I'm not gonna bother sharing Sigur Ros with HCAF...
King's X - self titled (I've a lot of complaints about this one for some reason)
Alice in Chains - self titled - Everyone always talks about Dirt and Facelift, but I think I prefer this one over those.
Jerry Cantrell - Boggy Depot
Everything by Neurosis ever.

[MadKeithV]

Slayer - Divine Intervention.

[MadKeithV]

Slayer - Divine Intervention.

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Phrophus

Sigur Ros - () - I'm not gonna bother sharing Sigur Ros with HCAF...

Are you kidding? I Love that album! Absolutely perfect for long night time drives, I think it's my favourite of theirs. While Takk had more standout tracks, I think () is more consistent and definitely better at creating a mood.

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Phrophus

Sigur Ros - () - I'm not gonna bother sharing Sigur Ros with HCAF...

Are you kidding? I Love that album! Absolutely perfect for long night time drives, I think it's my favourite of theirs. While Takk had more standout tracks, I think () is more consistent and definitely better at creating a mood.

[DoubleBarrel]

Originally Posted by Just Mike

Gino Vannelli-Brother to Brother (1979!). One of my early influences and it still blows me away today. Thought it was Larry Carlton on guitar.

Hell Yes

With the late, great Mark Craney on drums

[DoubleBarrel]

Originally Posted by Just Mike

Gino Vannelli-Brother to Brother (1979!). One of my early influences and it still blows me away today. Thought it was Larry Carlton on guitar.

Hell Yes

With the late, great Mark Craney on drums

[Phrophus]

Originally Posted by Cirrus

Are you kidding? I Love that album! Absolutely perfect for long night time drives, I think it's my favourite of theirs. While Takk had more standout tracks, I think () is more consistent and definitely better at creating a mood.

I love it too, obviously. It was the first one of theirs that I bought. I love Ágætis byrjun as well as Takk (haven't gotten their most recent stuff), but () has always been that one album that stands out.

It's just not your typical HCAF music of choice.

[Phrophus]

Originally Posted by Cirrus

Are you kidding? I Love that album! Absolutely perfect for long night time drives, I think it's my favourite of theirs. While Takk had more standout tracks, I think () is more consistent and definitely better at creating a mood.

I love it too, obviously. It was the first one of theirs that I bought. I love Ágætis byrjun as well as Takk (haven't gotten their most recent stuff), but () has always been that one album that stands out.

It's just not your typical HCAF music of choice.

[RSBro]

Originally Posted by Phrophus

I love it too, obviously. It was the first one of theirs that I bought. I love Ágætis byrjun as well as Takk (haven't gotten their most recent stuff), but () has always been that one album that stands out.

It's just not your typical HCAF music of choice.

you mean it haz distinguishable notes/chords??

[RSBro]

Originally Posted by Phrophus

I love it too, obviously. It was the first one of theirs that I bought. I love Ágætis byrjun as well as Takk (haven't gotten their most recent stuff), but () has always been that one album that stands out.

It's just not your typical HCAF music of choice.

you mean it haz distinguishable notes/chords??

[Kowalski]

Sugir Ros = music for people that think Radiohead it to mainstream

[Kowalski]

Sugir Ros = music for people that think Radiohead it to mainstream

[Ron Burgandy]

Originally Posted by chad_sux

STP - Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop

Oh yeah, that one too!

Originally Posted by Cirrus

Bloc Party - A Weekend in the City Their first album was a breakthough instant hit here, then this one was felt to be a damp squib, the following album was thought of as a return to form. But for me the songs on this album are open and heartfelt, and I don't listen to it much because there are moments I find pretty damn emotional.

This too, however no emotional attachment. Just a good album.

[Ron Burgandy]

Originally Posted by chad_sux

STP - Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop

Oh yeah, that one too!

Originally Posted by Cirrus

Bloc Party - A Weekend in the City Their first album was a breakthough instant hit here, then this one was felt to be a damp squib, the following album was thought of as a return to form. But for me the songs on this album are open and heartfelt, and I don't listen to it much because there are moments I find pretty damn emotional.

This too, however no emotional attachment. Just a good album.

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Kowalski

Sugir Ros = music for people that think Radiohead it to mainstream

Radiohead sold out when they released Kid A

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Kowalski

Sugir Ros = music for people that think Radiohead it to mainstream

Radiohead sold out when they released Kid A

[RaceU4her]

deftones self titled is my favorite by them and always seems to be last in everyone else's list of deftones albums

[RaceU4her]

deftones self titled is my favorite by them and always seems to be last in everyone else's list of deftones albums

[pioneerprogress]

We should rename this thread "Albums that everyone loves but the music industry isn't pushing them anymore so we think they're obscure or unpopular", lol. With a couple exceptions. Like Load, for example. A lot of people actually bash that album because it isn't 80's Metallica, but I really liked it.