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#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s Pink Floyd - Piper At the Gates of Dawn (1967) Pink Floyd’s debut with original lead vocalist and guitarist Syd Barrett is certainly a strong contender , laying the groundwork for psychedelic rock with its spacey jams and Barrett’s adventurous vocalizations.

#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s Can - Monster Movie (1969) Classic first release from Düsseldorf band Can with original vocalist Malcom Mooney. Opener “Father Cannot Yell” is Velvet Underground inspired noise-rock while 20 minute centerpiece “Yoo Doo Right” predicts their later extended jams.

#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s The Supremes - Meet the Supremes (1962, Motown) promising debut from the legendary Detroit pop group

#5debutalbums50s60s The Kinks - Kinks (1964) Extremely strong debut that gave us the distorted hit “You Really Got Me” and some other great songs.

excellent , Paul Thomas Anderson’s best since Inherent Vice

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#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man (1965) The super influential first album from “jangle-pop” pioneering folk group The Byrds. Might not make my top 5 but it’s pretty awesome

#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s First album from folk artist Sandy Bull , recorded with free jazz/hard bop session drummer Billy Higgins. Interesting range of styles and an influence on Jerry Garcia, among others. Sandy Bull - Fantasias for Guitar and Banjo (Vanguard, 1963)

#nowplaying #5debutalbums50s60s Perrey & Kingsley - The In Sound From Way Out! (1966) The first album to use electronic and electro-acoustic sounds made mostly from tape loops in a pop context. Angelo Badalamenti co-writer on ‘Visa to the Stars’ while ‘Swans Splashdown’ inspired Smashmouth.

#5debutalbums50s60s Santo & Johnny - Santo & Johnny (1959) Debut album by instrumental duo of brothers Santo Farina on steel guitar and Johnny Farina on electric guitar. Features “Sleep Walk,” a massive hit single covered by many others. Also features “Caravan,” and a great version of “Blue Moon.”

#nowplaying: #5debutalbums50s60s The Shadows - The Shadows (1961) Debut studio album influential British instrumental rock group.

here come the sun king

#nowplaying: The Beatles - Abbey Road

#nowplaying: #5Debutalbums50s60s Buddy Holly & The Crickets - The “Chirping” Crickets (1957) Buddy Holly’s debut with backing band The Crickets was one of the most influential in rock and roll with hits like “Maybe Baby,” “That’ll Be the Day,” b-side “Not Fade Away,” and the classic “Last Night.”

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#nowplaying: #5Debutalbums50s60s Dick Dale & His Del-Tones - Surfer’s Choice (1962) A classic debut that established the conventions of the surf rock genre. A great mix of old school rock n’ roll and doo-wop with early guitar showmanship and non-Western scales, best shown here on ’Misirlou Twist.’

#nowplaying: #5Debutalbums50s60s The Rolling Stones - The Rolling Stones (1964) Mostly covers but still a promising and bluesy debut from the young Stones.

finished Frazier

let it bleed mentioned , St Elsewhere s6e18

now playing dead prez - let’s get free (2000)

My entire 90’s top 5 was thrown out of alignment at the very last minute by remembering that Facelift came out in the 90’s and not the late 80’s. From there it was a matter of evaluating the two greatest hip hop albums of all time back to back. Preference was given to the most morbid albums.

they say acid causes empathy and i’ve felt it happen , and i’ve even heard people say they couldn’t feel empathy without it , but it can also give you these momentary feelings like ‘Drake is Satan’ or whatever that feel real in that moment so it’s pretty scary stuff too

doesn’t really feel chill posting on x when everyone left of center there is either like ten years old or a touring metalcore band or their crazy fans

There is light at the end of tunnel of Weezer’s Pinkerton . Weezer’s blue album is the darkest record I’ve heard .

You have to read this. Firsthand affidavit from one of the women who was there and recording the video. She talks about how Alex Pretti was directing traffic when she arrived. She watched him be killed in front of her. She's afraid to go home, worried she'll be arrested.

forgot to eat again today , gotta wait another hour because of meds , nust an absolute saturday

went to a sale

death isn’t even an actual thing , just what it looks from this side

People tell me all the time that they believe in God and Jesus but not hell or Satan. Very unforgiving people too. I don’t understand what book they’re reading for real , must be getting it off youtube or TikTok version because they didn’t teach us that in school.

#nowplaying pulling this one from the top shelf to evaluate it once more . next level

watching people get swallowed up completely by the darkness we wonder , did they change or did they deceive us ? when we look at what’s going on in the world, i think it was black eyed peas said “people killin people dyin, but where is the love ?”

humanity is the real evil , the enemy is within everyone

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quotes skeet a gif with a clue about where you’re from

you can never be your “self” around another person , especially , but essentially anyone , so any involvement with any human being is basically being forced to do their bidding against your will . i sure as fuck didn’t ask to be anybody’s bitch

i am tuned in to the channel , that’s not to say i’m smart but my mind is so fast it physically hurts

33 years old and I just discovered Wings and Springsteen , i don’t understand where I could find time in the day to listen to some modern band , im already set up for years on just these two discographies

we can only transcend the neural prison through musical transcendence and great tv . Since the beginning of time , rituals and chemicals have only aided in this search to transcend the mind / the veil and experience the pleasure / ecstasy of the moment .

seeing that the average person can’t tell the difference between bruising that comes as a regular side effect of blood thinners , and a life threatening blood clot , i’d say there’s never been a time you’re less likely to receive CPR or heimlich maneuver from a stranger in an emergency situation

#nowplaying #5debutalbums9094 PJ Harvey - Dry (1992) Polly Jean Harvey’s raw debut is one of her best releases , with strong standouts like ‘Sheela-Na-Gig,’ ‘Plants and Rags,’ and ‘Water.’ Bluesy, dissonant alternative.

#5debutalbums9094 Smashing Pumpkins - Gish (1991) The debut from Smashing Pumpkins is melodic and dreamy guitar rock , but only hints at the greatness their next album would burst at the seems with.

Neutral Milk Hotel- On Avery Island Marilyn Manson- Antichrist Superstar Soundgarden- Down on the Upside Bush - Razorblade Suitcase Metallica- Load Local H- As Good as Dead Rage against the machine Evil Empire Tool - Ænima Butthole Surfers- Electriclarryland Pantera- The Great Southern Trendkill

now playing: Slayer - Season In the Abyss super relevant reality-metal based on shocking true cases, i think it’s their best

when something fails to post the first time and it asks me to retry it feels like it’s saying “yeah you sure about this one big man ?”

when The Who sang about “hope i die before i get old” they were talking about the kind of clowns i know on x that sit around all day getting offended by Tom Morello and saying “black metal is supposed to be about accepting Christianity and rebelling against the woke trend” at their office job

they probably made it hard as hell to walk into a church just to use the bathroom now

#nowplaying #5debutalbums9094 Radiohead - Pablo Honey (1993) An obvious pick for the top 5, the legendary Radiohead debut with the woefully overlooked Pablo Honey, featuring the enormous singles ‘Anyone Can Play Guitar’ and ‘Creep,’ and b sides ‘You’ ‘Prove Yourself’ ‘Thinking About You.’ Massive

Pick up the nearest book . Turn to page 42 , post the second sentence . “Moses and Aaron did just as the Lord had commanded; in the sight of Pharosh and his officials, he raised the staff and struck the water in the Nile, and all the water in the Nile was turned to blood.” dude spoiler alert

#nowplaying #5debutalbums9094 Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville (1993, Matador) one of my very favorite records of the nineties ; one of a kind guitar tone , unique voice, storytelling, and melodies. definitely in my top 5. ‘dance of the seven veils’ and ‘fuck and run’ are classics.