years later came to realise that you were wrong and the album was in fact a masterpiece!
years later came to realise that you were wrong and the album was in fact a masterpiece!
Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother
Didnt even like the cow on the album sleeve.
Tubular Bells. I was about 14 and HATED it when I heard it. My mate played it about 12 years ago when he was sorting some records out to sell and I instantly fell in love with it.
What is it that makes you change your mind about music?
MaturityQuote:
Originally Posted by BigLadonOS
I actually quite like Phil Collins now, sign of getting old.
Skid row .
Donkeys years ago. Only me knows them
The American soft metal band or the Irish blues band precursor to Thin Lizzy?Quote:
Originally Posted by crashbang
Circa 69
I have a few:
The KLF - Chill Out
On first listen this sounds like background noise and seems to make no sense. In fact, it is ambient genius and logical to the core. The best ambient album ever made in my humble opinion. This gets regular airplay on my turntable.
Electric Six - Senor Smoke
The follow up to their big mainstream album ‘Fire’ was almost a concept album, but had too much to live up to. Over time however, this album is very well crafted ‘throwaway rock’ which predicts the future quite well.
Global Communication - 76:14
If you have had a heavy day and just need to unwind - play this. You may think it boring drivel, but as music for the mind, it is sublime. The use of a ticking grandfather clock as a rhythm track is just phenomenal.
Radiohead - Kid A
This may be an obvious one, but following ‘OK Computer’ was not an enviable task. This is a hard first listen, mainly due to how different it is from its predecessor. However, eventually the nuances and concepts shine through - arguably their masterpiece.
Biosphere - Substrata
Another ambient album, but more than highly recommended. The first few listens passed me by, but deeper listening rewards the senses beyond expectation.
That’s because you can’t hurry loveQuote:
Originally Posted by great_fire