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Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
Breaking Benjamin's first (that I know of) album Saturate. I thought it kicked @$$.
The band Ra (self-title album) was pretty good and recieved little exposure from what I could tell.
Originally posted by: minendo
Ashlee Simpson's album.
Originally posted by: electricJ
Originally posted by: pulse8
Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Someone Like you
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Wow.... so, where were you at 1996-97???
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: electricJ
Originally posted by: pulse8
Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Someone Like you
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Wow.... so, where were you at 1996-97???
You asked for ALBUM not SINGLES.
They had a some singles that were hits off that album, but the album as a whole was great. Not a lot of people noticed.
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
Pink Floyd - ANIMALS and meddle
everyone you meet always looks to DSOTM, The Wall, and Wish you were here, but never seem to notice these 2 masterpieces
Originally posted by: JetBlack69
Beck - Mutations
Originally posted by: ajpa123
Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
Breaking Benjamin's first (that I know of) album Saturate. I thought it kicked @$$.
The band Ra (self-title album) was pretty good and recieved little exposure from what I could tell.
Dude, Breaking Benjamin is my fav band! I love sugarcoat on the first CD
You gotta buy the new CD.. every song rocks.. listen to 'sooner or later' and 'breakdown'.. Good Sh!t.
Ra is good too.. my fav song on the CD is 'sky'.
Originally posted by: electricJ
I'm curious to know what you all think is the most underappreciated album ever. This should be quite interesting. My personal choice: Faith No More's Angel Dust. If I remember right, it was a commercial failure, but it remains one of the unique in hard rock/metal. If you have never listened to FNM, do not start with that album though.
seems that was the top selling album of the late 70's.....i thinkFleetwood Mac - Rumours
