The Chorus.Fm Users Definitive Albums List • Page 46

This kind of attitude towards discovering music always leads people to the best shit IMO.

 

I am listening to Debut by Bjork

 

Linear notes are cool for this reason.

 

I will make an effort to listen to the top five albums from the final list.

 

Absolutely. Dan Fogeberg’s The Innocent Age has a “thank you” section that’s just all musical artist. Basically homework for me

 

I'd say Transatlanticism and Clarity for me. Both were the first album I heard from each band though so I am sure that plays a role as the emotions I have tied to them are very strong. Jimmy is also my favorite band so there is that.

 

Lol funny memory, I heard Transatlanticism for the first time when I saved up a bunch of Coke points and ordered the CD

 

My mind read that as “when I did a bunch of coke”.

 

Has anyone thought about doing a separate list for EPs? If I did I would definitely include Trophy Scars' Never Born, Never Dead. Man, what a collection of songs.

 

Not EPs, but I made a list of my 50 favorite MP3s

 

I put Transatlanticism as #1 on my ballot

 

Transatlanticism is cool but have you ever gone down a rabbit hole of Bjork live performances from the mid-to-late 90's???

 

Embarrassed to admit I didn't realize It's Oh So Quiet was a cover song until a few weeks ago.

 

There was a recommendation of There Will Be Fireworks a while back and I am incredibly grateful for that as I am deep into their discography and obsessed.

 

I didn't realize until just now.

 

How about 16 year old Bjork with her punk band in the early 80s;

 

Still not really feeling the vocals for There Will Be Fireworks, but I like the music enough to still enjoy it

 

nice!

"1 Hour Relaxing Guitar Music, Calming Music, Soft Music" just barely missed my list. Surprised I didn't see it on any others though..

 

that one is up there with the all-time classic "lofi beats you can study to"

 

second best*

 

what’s wrong with second best

 

after many failed attempts I have finally started to wrap my head around Blood on the Tracks – it's great!

 

I listened to Overseas by the Tommy Flanagan Trio, which was on @Meerkat ’s list.

To my very untrained ears, this was a real classy and classic jazz record, with just a trio the band never feels overwhelming, and there’s plenty of moments for each member to shine with little piano, drums or bass solos. A really nice listen, and a great little band.

 

Is that Tommy Flanagan album streaming anywhere?

 

Glad you enjoyed it! It’s one of the most underrated Elvin performances in my opinion.

I actually just recently found out it’s on Spotify. It’s listed as The Complete Overseas Session