Top Tier Albums
Top Tier Albums
Joshua Jones
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Robert Jenkins
Hudson Harris
this one.
Thomas Lee
This might be too extreme for some people but I listen to black metal so it's perfect for me
Ryder Lewis
No need to be a total genre fag about it, nerd
Nicholas Gonzalez
bump
Tyler Nelson
he who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of beeeein' a faaaag
Connor Ward
whos gonna comment over the sea first b'ys
John Green
Isaiah Lee
Ayden Gray
Jackson Phillips
Jaxson Torres
I don't think that this is better than butcher the weak or molesting the decapitated, but it's really nice.
Jason Adams
Ryder Allen
Jordan Cruz
Owen Russell
Hunter Hill
Noah Wright
Nice.
Alexander Ramirez
Finally some fucking taste for once
Austin Thompson
Jose Peterson
yes
Logan Morales
actually this is still pretty rad
Isaiah Wilson
it's time for some grindcore, my lads
Josiah Phillips
Andrew Hill
this is like bad smashing pumpkins
Parker Howard
Damn straight. Jane's doesn't get nearly the recognition they should. Completely unique sound and style. Really pushed the alternative scene in new directions. Everyone talks about RHCP, but aside from Flea's bass work, their rap/punk/rock sound isn't that innovative (talented sure, innovative not so much). Likewise, the grunge movement has a gazillion sound-alikes with very few actually unique vibes. Don't get me wrong, I dig Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains (never really got into Nirvana, honestly), but no one was really moving music forward.
Jane's was living in a totally different world. I feel sad their contribution to music and legacy seems largely forgotten. XXX is one of the finest live albums ever.
Aaron Bennett
Elijah Rodriguez
based, even though it isn't an album
Jack Lee
I wish they were still making new records. I liked how they were getting weirder and weirder almost towards a Men's Recovery Project kind of sound
Zachary Reyes
>but no one was really moving music forward.
Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains definitely were and did. More so than Jane's honkey Addiction.
Dylan Wright
Are you fucking kidding me? You need to get your ears checked. Totally different sound.
Jane's predates the Pumpkins by years anyway. They were already broken up before Siamese Dream even dropped.
Julian Jackson
Caleb Perez
Melancholy isn't a sound it's a tone, and strumming like it's summer is a technique, and so is vamping like it's 1991.
Julian Clark
I'm gonna assume you're less than 30 years old and weren't there when it was actually happening. Twenty bands sounded like PJ and AiC, both of whom owe their sound to Mother Love Bone anyway (granted, some members went on to be in PJ).
No one sounded like Jane's.