Albums you've heard so many times...

...you know every track word-for-word. I posted a thread like this two years ago but I thought I may as well create another one as we have another two years of music to add to our lists. I'll start (and please don't use this thread as a way of lampooning people's music tastes)

U2

• The Unforgettable Fire
• The Joshua Tree
• Achtung Baby
• All That You Can't Leave Behind (not my favorite, I just heard it loads and loads when it first came out)

R.E.M.

• Document
• Out Of Time
• Automatic For The People
• Up
• Reveal

Green Day

• Dookie
• Warning
• American Idiot (again not my favourite album, I again just heard it far too much when it was released)

"Weird Al" Yankovic

• Bad Hair Day
• Running With Scissors
• Poodle Hat
• Straight Outta Lynwood
• Alpocalypse (well not quite but I am getting there!)

Bob Dylan

• Bringing It All Back Home
• Highway 61 Revisited
• Blonde On Blonde
• Blood On The Tracks
• Desire
• Oh Mercy

Counting Crows

• August And Everything After

My Chemical Romance

• Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
• Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys

Snow Patrol

• Eyes Open

This is the only album that I know most, if not all, the lyrics to.

These two.

Only thing coming to mind right now.

A single album like that does not exist for me. I've listened to plenty of albums heaps of times.....but I'm typically more interested in hearing the music. I'll learn the lyrics to some songs that I really like.

A single album like that does not exist for me. I've listened to plenty of albums heaps of times.....but I'm typically more interested in hearing the music. I'll learn the lyrics to some songs that I really like.

Celldrax

Same.

Alexisonfire - Crisis

Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me

Bullet For My Valentine - The Poison (loved this type of stuff in high school)

Atreyu - Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses

Avenged Sevenfold - Waking the Fallen and City of Evil

Deftones - Around the Fure, White Pony, and and self titled

Foo Fighters - Greatest Hits

Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come

Poets of the Fall - Twilight Theater

Rise Against - The Sufferer and the Witness

That's all that comes to mind for now, but I know there's plenty more. I basically always listened to music when I'm doing homework or just relaxing aroud the house.

A single album like that does not exist for me. I've listened to plenty of albums heaps of times.....but I'm typically more interested in hearing the music. I'll learn the lyrics to some songs that I really like.

Celldrax

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A single album like that does not exist for me. I've listened to plenty of albums heaps of times.....but I'm typically more interested in hearing the music. I'll learn the lyrics to some songs that I really like.

Comic_Capers

But that's the thing.....I pretty much like all the songs from my albums.....but I mostly listen to death metal and black metal. So yeah.....I just want to headbang :P

Acid Bath - When the Kite String Pops

Pig Destroyer - Terrifyer

Nasum - Helvette

Black Flag - Damaged

Down II

The Strokes

Is this It?

Room on Fire

First Impressions of Earth

Angles

Coheed and Cambria

The Second Stage Turbine Blade

In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth III

Good Apollo Im Burining Star Volume I From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness

Good Apollo Im Burning Star Volume II No World For Tommorow

Year of the Black Rainbow

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^^ Gods of the Earth by The Sword

Graveyard-Graveyard

Megadeth-Rust in Peace

Bruce Dickinson-Skunkworks

Man, I wore this record OUT! (it's My Beautiful Twisted Dark Fantasy by Kanye West BTW) There was a period where I listened to this album every time I commuted to school and on the way back. I listened to it so much that I had to take a break from it.

But overall, I've probably listened to this...

even more.

It is such a f****** beautiful album. It's that kind of album where you can get lost in its soundscapes. It reminds me of being underwater.

I've listened to Leap Year by Hoodie Allen countless times. I know pretty much all the words, and still love it.

My music library isn't very large (about 3000 songs), but I can recognize almost all the songs in it just by listening to the first few seconds of music, and instantly know the song title, artist, and album. Whenever I get a new album I listen to it exclusively until I know all the tracks by heart, and then I put it on rotation with the rest of my library.

I'm only talking about music, though; I couldn't care less about lyrics.

the twilight sad-fourteen autumns and fifteen winters
white lies- to lose my life
velvet underground-velvet underground and nico-
burial-untrue
the horrors-primary colors
yello-stella
the crystal method- vegas
daft punk- discovery
biosphere-substrata
younger brother- the last days of gravity.

I've listened to Leap Year by Hoodie Allen countless times. I know pretty much all the words, and still love it.

The-Tree

Dude's flow and lyrical style (and even some of the music; for example, WhiteGirlProblems) is so Kanye-like. That's not a bad thing tho. These tracks are pretty interesting.

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I've listened to Leap Year by Hoodie Allen countless times. I know pretty much all the words, and still love it.

GreySeal9

Dude's flow and lyrical style (and even some of the music; for example, WhiteGirlProblems) is so Kanye-like. That's not a bad thing tho. These tracks are pretty interesting.

Cool that you're finding it interesting! :D

I don't listen to too much Kanye, but I definitely can see where you're coming from. Hoodie's style reminds me a lot of Power, minus the chanting.

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[QUOTE="The-Tree"]

I've listened to Leap Year by Hoodie Allen countless times. I know pretty much all the words, and still love it.

The-Tree

Dude's flow and lyrical style (and even some of the music; for example, WhiteGirlProblems) is so Kanye-like. That's not a bad thing tho. These tracks are pretty interesting.

Cool that you're finding it interesting! :D

I don't listen to too much Kanye, but I definitely can see where you're coming from. Hoodie's style reminds me a lot of Power, minus the chanting.

I just stumbled upon this Hoodie rap duet with Ray William Johnson of all people. :lol:

Man, I wore this record OUT! (it's My Beautiful Twisted Dark Fantasy by Kanye West BTW) There was a period where I listened to this album every time I commuted to school and on the way back. I listened to it so much that I had to take a break from it.

GreySeal9

I did the same thing only it was with Graduation, not MBDTF.

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[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

Dude's flow and lyrical style (and even some of the music; for example, WhiteGirlProblems) is so Kanye-like. That's not a bad thing tho. These tracks are pretty interesting.

GreySeal9

Cool that you're finding it interesting! :D

I don't listen to too much Kanye, but I definitely can see where you're coming from. Hoodie's style reminds me a lot of Power, minus the chanting.

I just stumbled upon this Hoodie rap duet with Ray William Johnson of all people. :lol:

That one's great, but my favorite one has to be his collaboration with Jake & Amir from College Humor: The Rap Teacher.

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[QUOTE="The-Tree"]

Cool that you're finding it interesting! :D

I don't listen to too much Kanye, but I definitely can see where you're coming from. Hoodie's style reminds me a lot of Power, minus the chanting.

The-Tree

I just stumbled upon this Hoodie rap duet with Ray William Johnson of all people. :lol:

That one's great, but my favorite one has to be his collaboration with Jake & Amir from College Humor: The Rap Teacher.

Haha, that's pretty funny.

My music library isn't very large (about 3000 songs), but I can recognize almost all the songs in it just by listening to the first few seconds of music, and instantly know the song title, artist, and album. Whenever I get a new album I listen to it exclusively until I know all the tracks by heart, and then I put it on rotation with the rest of my library.

I'm only talking about music, though; I couldn't care less about lyrics.

black_cat19

Only 3000 songs? Just what is considered a large music library these days? :P But then again, all my music is from physical CD's. I'm not one for downloading my music.

too many to list

slayer-reign in blood

metallica-master of puppets

cannible corpse-vile

"The Sundays" has been on repeat, everyday this past week. If you like "The Smiths" , "The Cure" etc. you are going to love this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yARVs1ZNLjU&feature=channel_video_title

The Sundays: Reading Writing And Arithmetic

Man, I wore this record OUT! (it's My Beautiful Twisted Dark Fantasy by Kanye West BTW) There was a period where I listened to this album every time I commuted to school and on the way back. I listened to it so much that I had to take a break from it.

GreySeal9

Best Hip Hop album and generally one of the best albums this millenium.

Linkin park, I grew up listening to their albums and still do.

Hollywood Undead - Swan Songs

Hollywood Undead - American Tragedy

Daft Punk's Discovery, Homework, and Alive 2007

Deamau5's For Lack of a Better Name

Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory

Rise Against's Appeal to Reason.

Big L-Life of da poor and dangerous

Game-All 4 of his albums

Young Buck-Straight outta Cashville

50 cent-Massacre

Lil Wayne-Dedication 2 mixtape

Gucci Mane-Traphouse

Jeezy-TM101

Boosie-Bad azz

Dipset-Diplomatic immunity 2

Lil wayne-No ceilings mixtape

been listening to these albums for years

Metallica kill em all

Metallica ride the lightning

metallica master of puppets

metallica garage days

metallica and justice for all

alice in chains facelift

nirvana nevermind

pearl jam ten

iron maiden peice of mind

offspring smash

pinkfloyd dark side of the moon

pinkfloyd wish you were here

pinkfloyd the wall

guns n rosed use your illusions 1&2

Rise Against - The Sufferer and the Witness (and all their other albums too)

Sum 41 - Chuck

Strike Anywhere - Iron Front

Linkin Park - Meteora

Great Big Sea - Courage and Patience and Grit (live album)

Boston - Greatest Hits

Barenaked Ladies - Greatest Hits

Bon Jovi - Cross Road

Billy Talent - II

Bad Religion - Dissent of Man

Alexisonfire - Crisis

Against Me! - New Wave

No Doubt, Van Halen, Nirvana, Crystal Castles

Too many to list. I'm not sure whether I listen to albums too many times on repeat or if I have a mind for it, but I know the words to just about my enitre Itunes library.

Green Day

• American Idiot
• 21st Century Breakdown

Ke$ha

• Cannibal

Lady Gaga

• The Fame
• The Fame Monster
• Born This Way

LIGHTS

• The Listening
• Siberia