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[mousestalker]

Also,

[The Love Runner]

These albums were awesome in that showed the band's unique take on a rap/rock hybrid sound. I just wish that they could go back, not necessarily lyrically, but musically to the way these albums were produced and created.

*fist bump*

These albums have crawled into my skin.

[Voxr]

 

 

 

If you loved  M4 Pt. II and Daz Malefitz and the end of ME and ME3, I implore you to listen to the rest of Faunts' catalog starting with their first album.

 

Faunts - High Expectations/Low Results  

[Deathangel008]

 

the "good old times" when Linkin Park made great music...
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another great thrash album:


and some good symphonic/gothic metal:

[themikefest]

 

Led Zeppelin 

[mybudgee]

[Jorji Costava]

This one might be my all-time favorite piece of music:

 

 

Another personal favorite of mine:

 

[Voxr]

[bFootball]

 

 

[Nattfare]

[Cribbian]

[Sion1138]

I recommend Geoffrey Oryema.

 

Exile

 

Beat the Border

 

Spirit

[breakdown71289]

 

Just an all around awesome album and one of my favorite musical artists. He basically combines many different genres into one, such as hip hop/rock/classical/synth/blues etc, and it makes it really epic at times. Some of his music has been featured in the Matrix trilogy and Law & Order.

[ApocAlypsE007]

Trance

And for the guy who posted Linkin Park:

[mybudgee]

[Voxr]

Band of Horses - Everything All The Time. Honestly this band has become one of my favorites in the all but 8 years they've been around since their debut album. Really one of the albums I cherish the most, I've listened to it too many times to count. 

 

If you want a song to start with you can go with their biggest hit The Funeral, though I suggest the second track Wicked Gil personally. All the albums tracks are powerful and genuine much like the artists themselves. You owe it to yourself to at least have a taste of what this group can offer.

 

 

Bluegrass it may be, but so much heart and emotion is poured into their work that Trampled by Turtles is really one of a kind. Really a solid album for those that enjoy the more Appalachian/folk flavor. Stars and Satellites is the perfect album in my opinion to listen to while driving in the summer night or hanging out with a friend or two enjoying drinks on the back porch. Some stand out tracks for me would have to be Alone and Walt Whitman.

[Voxr]

Two really great shoegaze albums.