Ever rediscover an album? Or missed it the first time around?

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

I heard Meddle by Pink Floyd a long time ago and didn’t give it a ton of thought. Recently listened to it again, and holy cow, what I was missing!

Probably listen to it all the way through a few times a week.

How about you?

 

[Sharky1203]

I heard Meddle by Pink Floyd a long time ago and didn’t give it a ton of thought. Recently listened to it again, and holy cow, what I was missing!

Probably listen to it all the way through a few times a week.

How about you?

It's top 3 of my Floyd albums!

Steve Miller Band (Sailor album) for me.

 

[Menace Sockeyes]

All the time. Currently it’s coming back to Fire of Love by The Gun Club and My War by Black Flag. I’d only ever heard the well-known first tracks and wasn’t interested. Now that I’ve come back to them, I appreciate many of the deeper cut tracks.

 

[torbee]

Growing up in the 80s I thought ZZ Top was a poppy hard rock band that made cool videos. Had no idea of their blues chops.

Tres Hombres is an awesome album.

 

[QChawks]

all the time

that's why I try to always keep an open mind to different genres of music (except country because it's trash)

I love it when I heard a random song on Sirius that leads me to find the album and then I'm hooked

 

[Bonerfarts]

I was born in 1980 and the first I heard of Van Halen was Jump/Panama/1984 era stuff. It was ok but they were everywhere. Then Van Hagar was everywhere in the 1990s it just sounded like old people music. After the 2001 Super Bowl when the Ravens beat the Giants, I drank a little too much, smoked a little too much, and some guy played Van Halen 1. It was my first time hearing that album. My mind was blown. It all made all the sense why they were so popular in the 80s/90s, they were riding the coattails of that amazing album.

 

[lonestar50]

The Gaslight Anthem - The '59 Sound. Just listened to it the first time a few months ago

Tim Petty - Wildflowers. I had just heard the singles, which were ok. But listening to it now, wow what a great album

 

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[ParkerHawk]

Not an album, but my Black Sabbath station on Pandora premium has been dusted off and playing for a couple months straight. I guess Ozzy's voice is an acquired taste and I have finally acquired it. Priest, Maiden, Dio, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Danzig, Motorhead all still rock.

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

Not an album, but my Black Sabbath station on Pandora premium has been dusted off and playing for a couple months straight. I guess Ozzy's voice is an acquired taste and I have finally acquired it. Priest, Maiden, Dio, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Danzig, Motorhead all still rock.

I was just listening to War Pigs!

 

[TheCainer]

This album is by a German band named Triumvirat from the mid 70's. They sound an awful lot like Emerson Lake and Palmer of that era. The album Spartacus was a concept/theme album like The Who's Tommy and tells the story of the slave rebellion against Rome which was led by Spartacus. I forget where I came across this album but I like to pull it out once in a while and hear it again.

 

[nolesincebirth]

The Gaslight Anthem - The '59 Sound. Just listened to it the first time a few months ago

Great album. I see Brian Fallon play near me quite a bit and he puts on a good show.

 

[ping72]

I’ll go with an entire band. I just discovered Ghost of Paul Revere last fall. I really enjoyed them so I looked up to see if they’re playing near me anytime soon. It turns out I discovered them just a couple months after their farewell album because they had broken up.

Their main musical force, William Griffin Sherry is starting a solo career. So maybe I’ll have to check that.

 

[torbee]

that's why I try to always keep an open mind to different genres of music (except country because it's trash)

You would love my Outlaw State country playlist - guaranteed.

 

[CarolinaHawkeye]

You would love my Outlaw State country playlist - guaranteed.

Let's see it

 

[FSUTribe76]

Well I only learned about these masterpieces about six months to a year ago.

 

[Randall Stanhope]

Not an album, but my Black Sabbath station on Pandora premium has been dusted off and playing for a couple months straight. I guess Ozzy's voice is an acquired taste and I have finally acquired it. Priest, Maiden, Dio, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Danzig, Motorhead all still rock.

Judas Priest Unleashed in the East Live in Japan

(A lot of production for a live album. Has been called Unleashed in the Studio)

Great album.

 

[torbee]

Let's see it

 

[CarolinaHawkeye]

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Pretty nice list. Happy to see you are enjoying some of my favorite artists.

 

[torbee]

Pretty nice list. Happy to see you are enjoying some of my favorite artists.

It is far and away my favorite road trip playlist.

 

[sdhawkeye]

Completely missed "It's a Shame About Ray" by the Lemonheads the first time around. Now listen to it often.

 

[jasonrann]

Cars - Cars
Johnny Cash - American Recordings
Beck - Odelay

All incredible.

 

[bagdropper]

It's more or less my latest additions "new music" any more.

Been hoping to carve out some time to listen to some Grand Funk Railroad soon. Heard a couple deep cut songs of theirs on a streaming channel... hoping I can find more good ones.

 

[lonestar50]

I totally missed out on Mark Knopfler's solo stuff. That guy is so talented

 

[bhawk24bob]

Great album. I see Brian Fallon play near me quite a bit and he puts on a good show.

When I saw them last year, he went on a few tangents about how he couldn't wait to get home and have a pizza and i was thinking dude, you need to be eating salads. Then a few months later when i saw them again, he was again talking about stuffing his face with pizza while he laid in bed.