Double (triple?) album edition.

Easy:
The Beatles
BoB
Electric Ladyland

Easy choice. Godspeed, Swans, Have a Nice Life. The rest is dadcore
Not sure why Dance of the Moon and the Sun is on there, seems so obscure compared to the rest

>>127085696
Pretentious wankery

>>127085648 (OP)
Stevie, Jimi, Prince. Simple as

>>127085648 (OP)
Songs in the Key of Life
SAW II
Beatles

>>127085696
Swans is not only dadcore, it's one of the most mediocre things in the picture.

>>127085648 (OP)
Tough choice cause I could pick half that grid but I'll go with

Lift Your Skinny Fists
Leaves Turn Inside You
The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads

>>127085648 (OP)
NIN
Beatles
Bobby D

Leaves Turn Inside You
Tago Mago
Zen Arcade

>>127085696
It's because I posted Dance Of The Moon And The Sun and other NSB so much times around 15 years ago that it become sub-/mu/core

>>127085648 (OP)
I can't name a single album in this thread

>>127085648 (OP)
Is this going by ONLY the specific album in the picture would be erased, or the entirity of their discogs. would be erased?
If we're going by the former, then my votes are SITKOL, Blonde on Blonde, and Third.
If the latter, swap Dylan with Miles.

>>127085648 (OP)
The Beatles
All Things Must Pass
Blonde on Blonde

>>127085648 (OP)
Blonde On Blonde, Third, Double Nickels, Clube Da Esquina, Tago Mago, Quadrophenia, Exile, Yeti and X are all masterpieces. There are other great ones here but those are 10s for me, can't pick just three of them.

The fragile
Mellon Collie
London Calling

>>127085648 (OP)
The Wall
Quadrophenia
Mellon Collie

>>127085648 (OP)
Leaves Turn Inside You
Lift Your Skinny Fists
Tago Mago

>>127085648 (OP)
London Calling, Clube de Esquina, Texas Jerusalem crossroads. The only irreplaceable albums here imo.

Prince
Have a Nice Life
Swans

>>127085648 (OP)
Soundtracks
Tago Mago
Yeti

Honestly haven’t heard most of these

>>127085648 (OP)
gy!be
minutemen
natural snow buildings

>>127085648 (OP)
clash
can
jimmy hendrix

>>127085690
>>127085839
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>>127086015
>he chose the beatles
hello, fellow homos!

1. Clube da Esquina
2. Physical Graffiti
3. toss up between Quadrophenia, Third and Electric Ladyland

>>127085648 (OP)
GY!BE
Can
Stars of the Lid

deathconsciousness
lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven
and their refinement of the decline

soundtracks for the blind can be wiped since swans are dead exists

>>127085648 (OP)
All Things Must Pass
SAW II
Zen Arcade

>>127085648 (OP)
Lamb Lies Down
SAW II
Mellon Collie

>>127085696
Bump

The Fragile
Leaves Turn Inside You
Soundtracks for the Blind

>>127085648 (OP)
Blonde on Blonde
Tago Mago
Exile

Honestly I could probably let all of these go except Tago Mago and maybe the White Album. Not that anything here is really bad but I've heard it all and none of it is stuff I still Iisten to. I haven't listened to the Natural Snow Buildings album and I suspect it might be good. Unfamiliar with Klaus Schulz. Every single other album here I've listened to at some point over the years and some of them are even pretty good just nothing I can't live without. Except Tago Mago. Awesome album I come back to often for almost 15 years now.

>>127085648 (OP)
Choosing from such a strong selection is tough, but I picked these three for a few specific reasons:
* The Beatles - The White Album: This album is a cornerstone of popular music. Its sheer diversity is astonishing, showcasing the Beatles at their most experimental and expansive. From rock to folk to avant-garde pieces, it's a complete journey that influenced countless artists across genres. It's an album that rewards repeated listens, always revealing something new.
* Pink Floyd - The Wall: Beyond being a commercial giant, The Wall is a monumental concept album. Its narrative, exploring themes of isolation, mental health, and societal breakdown, is incredibly compelling and still resonates today. Musically, it's a masterpiece of progressive rock, with iconic tracks and a powerful, cohesive sound. It's an immersive experience rather than just a collection of songs.
* The Clash - London Calling: This album is a brilliant fusion of punk energy with a broader musical palette, incorporating elements of reggae, ska, R&B, and rockabilly. It's politically charged, socially aware, and incredibly dynamic. London Calling demonstrates The Clash's evolution and versatility, proving that punk could be intelligent, innovative, and still retain its raw power. It's simply a fantastic, enduring rock album.
In essence, these three represent a blend of groundbreaking innovation, lasting cultural impact, and sheer musical brilliance across different genres and eras.

>>127092257
Awful AI post

>>127085648 (OP)
electric lady land, double nickles, exile on mainstreet

>>127085931
>zen arcade
based

>>127085648 (OP)
whoever picks beatles must die

>>127085648 (OP)
Clube da Esquina is the only brilliant album in there
the rest may be good, but are mostly hit or miss

>>127092534
no one asked you, pretentious freak.

>>127092624
Nothing pretentious about Club de Esquina. People see a massively successful pop album and think it's hipster shit because it's not in english

>Dylan
>Stones
>Zep

>>127092776
Never said the album was pretentious, I'm saying (YOU) are pretentious. Acting like any of those albums aren't brilliant for themselves is just being straight up pretentious.

their opus, creative peak and crowning achievement as a band. all thanks the Lindsey's genius and ambition.

>>127085648 (OP)
>(triple?)
this is what i believe to quite literally be the only TRUE triple album that exists in the CD age. all the other so called triple CD albums have some bullshit padding them up. this one's all new, original and by design not to mention done extremely well.

>>127093003
This looks like some shit for white nationalists

>>127085648 (OP)
easy
>Physical Graffiti
>Mellon Collie
>The Wall
literally don't care about the rest

>>127093037
don't know what to tell ya, maybe try spending less time online?

>>127085648 (OP)
69 love songs
CAN
and white album


Honorable mentions :

The lamb
Mellon collie
Third

Songs in key of life, the wall, blonde on blonde, London calling, zen arcade, physical graffiti and amon dull ii are also great but the top 3 i like better.

>>127092776
That album is just boring in comparison. Just some cool grooves and catchiness nothing that exciting . Id rather listen to The Wall

>>127085648 (OP)
Fucking difficult.
* The Beatles
* Physical Graffiti
* BoB

>>127092257
See pic, FagGPT

>>127092476
I did. What are you going to do, keyboard warrior?

I genuinely don't care much for any of these, but I guess Electric Ladyland, Third and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.