Battle(s) of the albums thread.
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Battle(s) of the albums thread.
Ok let's try something new. I suggest two albums and the next poster chooses which one is better and gives reviews for both. The reviews can be short or detailed, it doesn't matter. He/She then suggest another set of albums. (the albums can be related (same artist is ok) or vastly different, it doesn't matter)
OK, first battle:
Radiohead's The Bends vs Coldplay's Parachutes
OK, first battle:
Radiohead's The Bends vs Coldplay's Parachutes
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Parachutes; Radiohead's second or third best album vs. Coldplay's best.
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon vs. The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St.
I think the battles should be of albums by the same artist, or year.
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon vs. The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St.
I think the battles should be of albums by the same artist, or year.
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floyd's most popular album to date, and the stones album that I didn't really care for
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the strokes "is this it?" vs. the white stripes "white blood cells"
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the strokes "is this it?" vs. the white stripes "white blood cells"
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
the strokes "is this it?" vs. the white stripes "white blood cells"
the strokes "is this it?" vs. the white stripes "white blood cells"
The Strokes's debut was one of the best of 2001 while White Blood Cells was one of the most overrated (but still awesome).
The Strokes win on the strength of Hard to Explain and The Modern Age and also to the fact that it was their debut album. White Blood Cells lost a lot of steam towards the end. Started out too well for its own good.
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Oasis's Definitely Maybe vs (What's the Story) Morning Glory.
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
floyd's most popular album to date, and the stones album that I didn't really care for
floyd's most popular album to date, and the stones album that I didn't really care for
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Originally posted by evenflowddt
Oasis's Definitely Maybe vs (What's the Story) Morning Glory.
Oasis's Definitely Maybe vs (What's the Story) Morning Glory.
Next battle: Nirvana's "Nevermind" vs. Pearl Jam's "Ten"
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
Ten over Nevermind
radiohead Kid A vs. tool Lateralus
Ten over Nevermind
radiohead Kid A vs. tool Lateralus
Both Kid A and Lateralus were new directions for Radiohead and Tool, Kid A towards electronica and Lateralus towards an album as a whole instead of a collection of songs. I prefer Kid A because I'm awfullly biased toward Radiohead.
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R.E.M's Murmur vs Automatic for the People
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Originally posted by evenflowddt
R.E.M's Murmur vs Automatic for the People
R.E.M's Murmur vs Automatic for the People
Next albums: The Pixies' Surfarosa(may include the import with Come On Pilgrim included) vs Breeders' Pod
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Originally posted by Cusm
The Pixies' Surfa Rosa vs Breeders' Pod
The Pixies' Surfa Rosa vs Breeders' Pod
To use analogy, while I may enjoy Wings, nothing beats the original albums by the Beatles.
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Illmatic was much more of a engaging experience. You knew exactly how Nas was feeling with each verse and could really dig into his head. 36 Chambers was tight also, with C.R.E.A.M. the all-time classic, but Illmatic is just too ill.
Richard D. James the album vs. I Care Because You Do.
Richard D. James the album vs. I Care Because You Do.