Album Recommendations?

Submitted by Edge-The-Fiend t3_yg4f3r in Music

These are the albums I've already listened to. The first nine are what I have as vinyl's. The next four are CDs. I have listened to the rest digitally.

  • Thriller by Michael Jackson (1982)
  • Purple Rain by Prince (1984)
  • Bad by Michael Jackson (1987)
  • Dangerous by Michael Jackson (1991)
  • Doo-Wops & Hooligans by Bruno Mars (2010)
  • 24K Magic by Bruno Mars (2016)
  • After Hours by The Weeknd (2020)
  • Positions by Ariana Grande (2020)
  • Harry's House by Harry Styles (2022)
  • Off The Wall by Michael Jackson (1979)
  • Welcome 2 America by Prince (2021)
  • An Evening With Silk Sonic by Silk Sonic (2021)
  • Legend by John Legend (2022)
  • Janet Jackson by Janet Jackson (1982)
  • Dream Street by Janet Jackson (1984)
  • Control by Janet Jackson (1986)
  • Rhythm Nation 1814 by Janet Jackson (1989)
  • janet. by Janet Jackson (1993)
  • The Velvet Rope by Janet Jackson (1997)
  • All For You by Janet Jackson (2001)
  • Damita Jo by Janet Jackson (2004)
  • 20 Y.O by Janet Jackson (2006)
  • Metropolis: Suite I (The Chase) by Janelle Monae (2007)
  • The ArchAndroid by Janelle Monae (2010)
  • Thursday by The Weeknd (2011)
  • Starboy by The Weeknd (2016)
  • Lover by Taylor Swift (2019)
  • Folklore by Taylor Swift (2020)
  • Planet Her by Doja Cat (2021)
  • Montero by Lil Nas X (2021)
  • Dawn FM by The Weeknd (2022)
  • Special by Lizzo (2022)
  • Born Pink by Blackpink (2022)
  • Charlie by Charlie Puth (2022)
  • Midnights by Taylor Swift (2022)
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tonetonitony t1_iu6sc79 wrote

If you posted this a few weeks ago I would’ve suggested Kanye.

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SnoozeKrew t1_iu6st0x wrote

Seems like mostly poppy stuff, but if you're interested in prog metal at all Colors II by Between The Buried And Me is really good.

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CDavid2005 t1_iu6szkz wrote

Replying to tonetonitony (#300,662)

Absolutely listen to Kanye, his older work was revolutionary towards rap, basically all of which is great music. The problem is associating him with his music, his actions towards Jewish people absolutely do not reflect his opinions on "Graduation," so why shouldn't I listen to it? I'll listen to all of his music, and MJ's, and even Nickelback, because at the end of the day, I like the music.

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wildadragon t1_iu6t6e4 wrote

Enter The Wu-Tang(36 Chambers) - Wu-Tang Clan

Bat Out of Hell - Meatloaf

Ready To Die - The Notorious B.I.G.

To name a few

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tonetonitony t1_iu6t8gm wrote

Replying to CDavid2005 (#300,781)

Yeah, I’m still going to listen to his albums too. If I stopped listening to artists that had fucked up personal lives, that would eliminate like half of my music collection.

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CDavid2005 t1_iu6tdok wrote

Replying to tonetonitony (#300,824)

Exactly lmao, most of who I listen to aren't saints by any means, and some of those people or bands have done messed up shit in their past, but they made some bangers and I'm gonna bump 'em.

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siskt t1_iu6ti4x wrote

Cub Album by Wunderhorse X+Y, A Rush of Blood to the Head- Coldplay Pablo and Amnesiac- Radiohead Man on the moon 2- Kid Cudi

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EIaps t1_iu6zttz wrote

I would personally recommend some Tyler, the creator

he's really good at telling story's trough the full length of the albums

the albums I like the most are Igor and flower boy

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Leofwine80 t1_iu78bwx wrote

The Gold Experience by the artist formally known as Prince. Rap+r&b+rock=fantastic album!

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