Put Together an Album

[CloneFan65]

For my theme I went with an album of songs that were the first tracks on their original album. I tried to order them so there would be a flow, going back to the days of creating mix tapes.

1) Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones
2) Beyond Belief - Elvis Costello
3) Pulling Mussels - Squeeze
4) Search and Destroy - Iggy and The Stooges
5) Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2
6) Radio Free Europe - REM
7) Debaser - Pixies
8) Safe European Home - The Clash
9) I Will Dare - The Replacements
10) Baba O'Reilly - The Who

 

[AuH2O]

Instrumental Madness:

Ignite - Polyphia
Red Bird - Outrun the Sunlight
Dreamless - Fallujah
Gestaltzerfall - Animals as Leaders
Lavender Haze - Vildhjarta
Neve - Chronologist
Surfers - Plini
Procussive - Manuel Gardner Fernandea
Infinite Genesis - Olympus lenticular
Teeth of the Hydra - Steve Vai
Tendinitis - Jason Richardson & Luke Holland
Eschatology - Walking Across Jupiter
Epiphany - Intervals
Low Life - Their Dogs Were Astronauts
Dreamscape - Surroundings
Farewell - Syncatto

Prog metal nerd alert!

 

[JM4CY]

I call this R&B playtime

1. Jeans - Jessie Reyez feat Miguel
2. Bed - J. Holiday
3. Birthday Sex - Jeremih
4. Needed Me - Rihanna
5. I Wanna Know - Joe
6. Grind With Me - Pretty Ricky
7. Rock Wit U - Ashanti
8. Unpredictable - Jamie Foxx feat Ludacris
9. Do It To It - Cherish feat Sean Paul
10. Go Crazy - Chris Brown feat Young Thug


Let's see if you can last all 10 songs

 

[Malty Flannel]

I'm a huge Metallica fan and joke with my wife that any decent song must be at least 6+ minutes long. So here's 2-hour album of way too long metal masterpieces.

1. One (Metallica)
2. A Sailor's Tale (Orbit Culture)
3. Chronos (Parkway Drive)
4. The Call of Ktulu (Metallica)
5. Strength of the World (Avenged Sevenfold)
6. The Phalanx (Trivium)
7. Redfog (Orbit Culture)
8. A Nightmare to Remember (Dream Theater)
9. Sleepwalk My Life Away (Metallica)
10. Cemetary Gates (Pantera)
11. Bury Me in Smoke (Down)
12. Buried Alive (Avenged Sevenfold)
13. Shogun (Trivium)
14. Black Rose Immortal (Opeth)
15. Master of Puppets (Metallica)

 

[enisthemenace]

I'm a huge Metallica fan and joke with my wife that any decent song must be at least 6+ minutes long. So here's 2-hour album of way too long metal masterpieces.

1. One (Metallica)
2. A Sailor's Tale (Orbit Culture)
3. Chronos (Parkway Drive)
4. The Call of Ktulu (Metallica)
5. Strength of the World (Avenged Sevenfold)
6. The Phalanx (Trivium)
7. Redfog (Orbit Culture)
8. A Nightmare to Remember (Dream Theater)
9. Sleepwalk My Life Away (Metallica)
10. Cemetary Gates (Pantera)
11. Bury Me in Smoke (Down)
12. Buried Alive (Avenged Sevenfold)
13. Shogun (Trivium)
14. Black Rose Immortal (Opeth)
15. Master of Puppets (Metallica)

Master of Puppets is one of my all time favorites. It’s like 2-3 songs in one. Starts off heavy and fast, the middle is slower with awesome instrumentals, and finishes with a hammer.

 

[JM4CY]

I just want a playlist of B-list 90's bands that make you hear that song and it takes you back. Not the corney **** everyone knows. Like the low key solid ones that make you remember and appreciate how well that song/band has held up over time.

 

[enisthemenace]

I just want a playlist of B-list 90's bands that make you hear that song and it takes you back. Not the corney **** everyone knows. Like the low key solid ones that make you remember and appreciate how well that song/band has held up over time.

Great idea.

 

[Gunnerclone]

I just want a playlist of B-list 90's bands that make you hear that song and it takes you back. Not the corney **** everyone knows. Like the low key solid ones that make you remember and appreciate how well that song/band has held up over time.

Local H
Toadies
Jimmy Eat World

First ones that come to mind

 

[zumbro clones]

My Angry Rock list:

"Crawl" - Breaking Benjamin
"Prison Song" - System of a Down
"Gasoline" - Seether
"Blood on the Ground" - Incubus
"Not for You" - Pearl Jam
"Your Betrayal" - Bullet for My Valentine
"Guerrilla Radio" - Rage Against the Machine
"The Art of Losing" - Rise Against
"Can't Believe" - Staind
"Faint" - Linkin Park
"Dead Bodies Everywhere" - Korn
"You're Going Down" - Sick Puppies

 

[zumbro clones]

My Fun Mix:

"Fluorescent Adolescent" - Arctic Monkeys
"Cannonball" - The Breeders
"In One Ear" - Cage the Elephant
"Veronica" - Elvis Costello
"Flagpole Sitta" - Harvey Danger
"New Low" - Middle Class Rit
"Everything is Alright" - Motion City Soundtrack
"This Town" - OAR
"...Where Is My Mind?" - Pixies
"Last Nite" - The Strokes
"Everybody Talks" - Neon Trees
"Check Yes, Juliet" - We The Kings
"Down" - 311
"Lola Montez" - Volbeat
"We've Got Everything" - Modest Mouse
"Natives" - blink-182
"I Wanna Get Better" - Bleachers
"S.O.B." - Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
"Quiche Lorraine" - The B-52s
"Naked and Famous" - The Presidents of the United States of America
"Stellar' - Incubus
"Right Now" - SR-71
"Never There" - Cake
"Lampshades on Fire" - Modest Mouse
"Word Up!" - Korn
"No Sleep Till Brooklyn" - Beastie Boys
"Old Friend" - Rancid
"By My Side" - The Interrupters
"A-Punk" - Vampire Weekend

 

[JM4CY]

Local H
Toadies
Jimmy Eat World

First ones that come to mind

Throw in a little Bowling for Soup and I'll let you do bad things to me.

 

[Gunnerclone]

Throw in a little Bowling for Soup and I'll let you do bad things to me.

Local H and JEW are two of my favorite shows I’ve been to and they were both in the late 2010’s.

 

[AuH2O]

I just want a playlist of B-list 90's bands that make you hear that song and it takes you back. Not the corney **** everyone knows. Like the low key solid ones that make you remember and appreciate how well that song/band has held up over time.

I really wouldn't know what to consider B-List, probably not some of these, but I'd say they are not bands with massive followings that hit the 90s for me.
- Blind Melon's "Change" and "Tones of Home"
- Fishbone's "Sunless Saturday"
- Dinosaur Jr. "Feel the Pain"
- Sponge's "Plowed"
- Cracker's "Low"
- Jesus Jones' "Right Here, Right Now"
- Helmet's "Exactly What you Wanted,' and "Unsung"
- Melvin's "Honey Bucket"

 

[Joe4Cy]

An album of covers*:

• Purple Haze, The Cure
• Hallelujah, Jeff Buckley
• Little Red Corvette, The Gear Daddies
• Crossroads, Rush (Lifeson’s solo shreds!)
• Last Kiss, Pearl Jam
• Twist and Shout, the Beatles
• You Really Got Me, Van Halen
• Smells Like Teen Spirit, Tori Amos
• Hurt, Johnny Cash
• Expressway To Your Heart, Blues Brothers
• Istanbul (Not Constantinople), They Might Be Giants
• (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, Devo
• All Along the Watchtower, Jimi Hendrix
• While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Regina Spektor

*Before you come at me, I'm not saying they're better than the original (Hallelujah excepted), just that, for the purpose of this thread, this would make an interesting album / playlist.

Edit: Bonus “hidden” track: Big Yellow Taxi, Counting Crows

 

[Gunnerclone]

I really wouldn't know what to consider B-List, probably not some of these, but I'd say they are not bands with massive followings that hit the 90s for me.
- Blind Melon's "Change" and "Tones of Home"
- Fishbone's "Sunless Saturday"
- Dinosaur Jr. "Feel the Pain"
- Sponge's "Plowed"
- Cracker's "Low"
- Jesus Jones' "Right Here, Right Now"
- Helmet's "Exactly What you Wanted,' and "Unsung"
- Melvin's "Honey Bucket"

B list in terms of fame but all a-list in my heart.

 

[enisthemenace]

An album of covers*:

• Purple Haze, The Cure
• Hallelujah, Jeff Buckley
• Little Red Corvette, The Gear Daddies
• Crossroads, Rush (Lifeson’s solo shreds!)
• Last Kiss, Pearl Jam
• Twist and Shout, the Beatles
• You Really Got Me, Van Halen
• Smells Like Teen Spirit, Tori Amos
• Hurt, Johnny Cash
• Expressway To Your Heart, Blues Brothers
• Istanbul (Not Constantinople), They Might Be Giants
• (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, Devo
• All Along the Watchtower, Jimi Hendrix
• While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Regina Spektor

*Before you come at me, I'm not saying they're better than the original (Hallelujah excepted), just that, for the purpose of this thread, this would make an interesting album / playlist.

I love this one! Can I add?

Scarlet Begonias - Sublime

 

[matclone]

The Sound of San Francisco, '66-'68

"White Bird"-It's a Beautiful Day
"Dino's Song"--Quicksilver Messenger Service
"Today"--Jefferson Airplane
"Morning Dew"--Grateful Dead
"Suzie Q"--Credence Clearwater Revival
"I Want to Take You Higher"--Sly and the Family Stone

 

[Joe4Cy]

One more. It’s an EP. You guess the theme:

Pictures of Lilly, The Who
Blister in the Sun, Violent Femmes
Dancing With Myself, Billy Idol
Longview, Green Day